New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
CALLING OUT THE MEN.
pEBgs ORDERS OBEYED WITHOUT CUES
TON.
swITCHMEN QUIT WORK REGARDLESS OF THE
RULES or THEIR BROTHERHooD-TlIE
PULLMAN BOYCOTT IN TIE WEST
AND NORTHWEST.

AND NORTHWEST.
milwaukee, Wis June 29-An the day switohrnen
IN the yards OF the Chicago and Northwestern road
were sailed out this morning. and they obeye1 al
most to a man. whether union or non-unon men,
There was not man left In the South Side yards
70 throw a switch, and In the Third Ward yards
only two remained at work. At the Northwestern
office 1t was stated In a half-hearted way tina; all
freight being received and handled all right
but It looked dull and quiet the freight houses
and IN the yards. At 10 o'clock only one row or
freight had been switched up 10 the main ware
house for loading, Instead OF the usual five rows.
Freight was being received but In small quantities.
Minneapolis MIMI June 29--The Chicago Great
Western men out on strike and the road is
erectually tied up kilograms were received in St
Paul and Minneapolis just before noon calling out
the men, The order promptly obeyed Orders
were also sent out calling out the men on the st.
Louis road the Wisconsin Central and the Omaha.
The situation in the Northern Pacific strike remains
unchanged.
Topeka, Kan, June 29--General Manager Frey re-
ports every Santa Fe train moving on time with
regular Pumans attached. Marshal Nicely Is here
and declared he will enforce Judge CaldwePs order
at any cost Swtchmen at several Santa Pc div-
sion points have Withdrawn from the American
Railway Union. and Will obey only oincers OF their
organization.
Kansas City. Mo. June 29-Ar the men on the
Topeka division OF the Santa Fe system have been
ordered out. This action IS the result Of meeting
OF all branches Of employees from the track walkers
70 the engineers and # was decided
men are affected The sw!tchmen agreed 70 sur
Union This repudiates the statement Of Grand
Chief Barrett. OF the Switchmens Union. who as
serted that the men would not lend aid TO the boy
colt.
Denver. Col. June 2s-The Atchison east bound
train. due 10 leave here at midnight. loaded with
mall express and heavy train Of passengers
failed 10 leave the Union depot The fireman re-
Of Efforts were made 10 obtain another fireman,
but without success for some time
Members OF the American Railway Union en-
pioyed on the Union Pacific held meeting last
o5n eetng o oi bsd TIE 'ht SHyco AN
ping It's local train between La Junta and Denver
and II sent out the Colorado Midland train west
ward with Pullman this morning All other lines
are running
Fargo. n. D.. June 2s-Everything was at a
standstill here yesterday. Nothing except mall
cars ON branch lines are moving The company
made no move to put on deputy marshas. Frenen
Joined in the strike the Northern Pacific yester
aay. Chicago. milwaukee and ST Paul men went
though there STRIFE. Employees are guard
Ing the company's property. Mall trains will be
handled by the men II the company wish. Public
sympathy Is all with the men and merchants viii
provide for food.
Spokane Falls Wash. June 2s.-No Northern Pa
cifc trains NSved wheel here yesterday The
main line and branches tied up at Wallace
Idaho. The employees struck there for return 10
the wages allowed prior to January The Poorman
mine closed for the lack Of fuel. Other mines Will
Tnn for few days At Davenport. Wash. the
Washington Central. business is suffering. The
Union Pacific southbound train left two hours late
with Pullmans attached. The yardmen would not
handle Pulmans, but the manager Of the Union
Depot coupled car and the train pulled out. The
Great Northern having no Pullman cars. Is running
all trains.
Terre Haute, Ind, June 2s--The Vandalia Line
uses Pullman sleepers under exclusive contract.
but so far there has been trouble the road.
President Debs, OF the American Railway Union,
teiegrapbed here for Chief Sargent OF the F1remen,
aso- the latter. who has been In Canada. started