Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-07-05
Nothing but mail trains are leeving

Nothing but mail trains are leaving
here.
Memphis-There is no interruption
to railroad traffic here on account OF
| the Pullman strike. The local branch
of the A. r. U. has taken no action as
yet.
Omaha-At 11:20 a m. all was quiet
in Omaha and throughout the State,
no Pullman cars having boon inter-
fered with. Trouble, however, is an
ticipated.
Nashville Neither the Louisville g.
Nashville nor the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga & st. Louis Railway haze expe-
rienced any trouble in connection with
the boycott on Pullman cars.
Helena, Mont.--At o'clock last
night, all A. II. u. men on the North
ern Pacific Road went out on an order
from President Debs. The entire line
in this State, branches and all, are
| tied up.
Cleveland-None of the roads lead
| ing into this city have so far been
a. ected by the Pullman boycott, and
railway officials express the belief that
no action will be taken by the local or
ganization of the A. r. U.
| Pueblo, Colo.-Pueblo's two lodges
OF the A. r. U. have voted to carry out
the boycott on Pullman sleepers, max
ing it apply to all roads entering here.
| Employees refuse to couple the sleepers.
The sheriff was applied to for assist
ance.
! Trinidad, Col.-The nti-Pullman
strike is on here. At II clock last
night the operators at Ration, Las
Vegas and Albuquerque could not be
raised, and shortly afterward the
operators here quit work. The switch
men have stopped work.
st. Joseph, Mo.-There is no trouble
among railroad men in this city. All
sleeping cars start from other places
along the lires and would be stopped
before reaching here. The A. r. U.
is very strong in this city, however,
and the men will obey orders from the
officers OF that organization.
Duluth, Mimi There is trouble
here today on the North western and
Northern Pacific roa Is. The switch
men Of both roads are al out and the
-four mills will eoon be forced to shut
down. The strike is on account of the
use OF Pullmnas on both roads. The
Northern Pacific has not turned a
wheel since midnight at both Duluth
and Superior.
|. Denver-An injunction granted by
| Judge Hallett against the Santa Fe
employees restraints them from interfer-
ing with the. operators Of trains and
enjoins them to obey the orders of the
representatives of the receivers in
moving, handling, switching and oper-
ating all cars and trains of the Santa
Fe or under it's control.
Topeka The Santa Fe system is
lnow In the hands OF the United States
| Court in fact. On 1.-THE application of
the United States Court this morning
signed an order directing United
States Marshal Medley to protect al
property and trains OF the Santa Fe in
Kansas. Marshaf Medley is ordered to
ARREST all persons interfering with the
trains or property, of the company.
Indianapolis The Monon train that
left this city at midnight has not yet
reached Chicago. It 10 made up of five
Pullman sleepers, and these are held
near Hammond The train that left
Chicago Thursday night for this city is
! still at Hammond, and there Is no pro-
pect OF it getting away. Both the
! trains held at Hammond are United
! States mail trains, and General Coun-
sci Fields telegraphed to know il Judge
Baker Is in the city, as the company
proposes to proceed against the strikers
for Interfering with the mails.
! Kansas City, Mono through trains
have left here in any directi n on the
Santa Fe road today. Their train
due here at 9 a m. from New Mexico
J leo and the West has been aban-
doned. The California and Mexico
train from Chicago, is tied up.
This train carries two coaches from
the East and takes on a third coach
here. The switchmen refused to han
die the third Pullman car AMI 1t was
coupled to the switch engine by Supt.
Eoraback. Then the engineer in
charge Of the switch engine declined
to haul the. car. BY order OF the Cen
eral Manager, the train is to be held
indefinitely pnless tho third coach Is
attached