The morning call., 1894-07-09

trains on schedule tomorrow. Several
fires started here early this morning,
which seemed to have been of incendiary
origin.
OMAHA, July 8.-From railroad stand
poiEt Omaha was unusually quiet to-day.
many of the railroads sending out trains
with the usual regularity. Superintendent
Jaynes of the Omaha says: Our trains
are moving with regularity. both st. Paul
trains getting through Sioux City without
any accidents. We will commence moving
freight trains actively on Monday, having
brough; in Saturday twenty-five cars OF
livestock for South Omaha"
Assistant Superintendent Orr OF the
Union Pacific is authority for the state
ment that everything was quiet in the
western divisions OF the overland.
Two companies of troops have reached
Rock Springs. which, with the one COM
pany that has been stationed there for
some time. gives Federal force of nearly
200 men at that point. -Four companies
have reached Ogden from Fort Douglass,
and the company is arranging to mass
troops whenever needed at PocatellO.
Green River and Evanston. But the
greatest fear is entertained OF destruction
along the Southern Pacific, and the long
stretch OF country between Ogden and
Oakland is giving the Federal authorities
no end of trouble.
Assistant Manager Allen of the Rock
Island has telegraphed his people here
that the running of freight trains will be
resumed tomorrow and the locals will be
taken care of. No. on the Rock Island
went out on time to-day.
Trouble is anticipated on the Missouri
Pacific. but the flattening out OF the strike
will somewhat change matters.
WABASH, Ind, July 0.-The anticipated
improvement in the railroad situation has
not materialiZed, and the blockade is al
most complete on the Michigan division of
the Big Four. The strikers are still united
and confident, and their warning to the
Brotherhood of Engineers at this point has
caused the latter to waiver in their support
OF the company. Two trains on this line,
both very late. came in last night and were
held here by strikers inducing the fireman
to quit.
The Federal injunctions are ignored by
the strikers. but there have been no ar
rests. The Benton Harbor passenger
Wabash traffic is paralyzed. But one pas
senger train has run on the main line in
twenty-four hours, and no stops are made
at the division points.
CINCINNATI, July 8.-Agents of Debs
attempted a Simultaneous movement to tie
up junction joints between the Ohio River
and lake points to-day. The information
from Hammond. Springfield. Colum bus,
Delaware, Lima and Creston. and the
statement OF the officials is that the plan
failed. South of the river the strike
failed. The local roads are doing better
every day. The parade and mass-meeting
of the strikers at Music Hall tomorrow is
awaited with some apprehension.
CLEVELAND. July S.-There has been
absolutely no change in the strike situa-
ton here to-day. Trains have run to-day
the same as yesterday. and there has been
no attempt on the part of the strikers to
interfere.
SALT LAKE Utah. July S.-The ra ilroad
situation is unchanged. The strikers did
not even hold meeting. Four compan anies
of the Sixteenth Infantry received orders
to move last night. and left for Ogden
this morning. Two companies of the same
regiment left here here att o'clock tonight
for Grand Junction. Colo. where strikers
are reported to be destroying railroad prop
erty.
DEs MONIES. Iowa. July S.-The strike
situation here to-Dightis quiet. No further
trouble is feared.
FRANKFORT, Ind. July 8.-There is no
change in the Cloverleaf system here.
BRAZIL. Ind, July S.-The passenger
train on the Chicago and Central division
of the Illinois Central went forward for
the first time in eight Gays. Yardmaster
Sweeney fired the the train the entire dis
tance, as no fireman could be found. An
immense meeting of the strikers was held
here this afternoon. TeIegrams from
Debs were read saying that success was
certain. adm monishing the strikers to alb
stain from violence in any form and pro-
posing that none should return to work
unless all could.
BURNING OF A BRIDGE.