The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-14
All Roads Using Pullman Sleeping
Cars Tied Up.
BUT FEW TRAINS ARE MOVING
Judge Caldwell Issues Warning Against
Undue Interforence-fhe ,9ltua.
tion Elsewhere.

were more or less delayed. The Chi
caro-, Milwaukee l. 81. Paul road has
agreed to handle no more Pullman.
coaches The freight yards In the city
are crowded WITH freight cars
loatvd with perisnab!e goods which
tho roads are unable to move. Two
trains which:left the city one at $50
and the other al 8 p M, for the east
are stalled at tho Western avenue
crossing of the Panhandle. The
switch men refused 10 work the gates
aud It was impossible to proceed. A
detail Of police was sent for. and al
souh % they arrive an effort will be
made to get trains out.
Among the vsritable deiuge Of mes
sages received today at A. II. U. head
quarters are the following:
M,nneapolis June 2S-Kailway interests
in this city are completely tied up. Not q
Gar has moved since o clock.
J. b. BLUMENTHAL
Duluth, MIMI, June 28-The Northern
Pac fc is tied up. The Chicago. st. Paul
Il Omaha comes next Travel at Duluth ID
at q standstill. d. MClNNIs.
LIVINGSTON, Mont. June 28-Dispatchers
followed all the union men out. The
Northern Tactic 10 crippled from head 10
loot. u. A. Il. KELLY.
MIssouLA, Mont, June 26.-Ths strike is
in full effect Committees appointed.
II. l.. SAErHARD.
LITTLE FALLS. Mont-Not man is work
ing here. The A. X. U. is in control.
H. B. HARRIS.
BurrE, Moht.-Norhern Pacific men are
all OUT Will stay out until otherwise in
structed. J. II. COLDERHEAD.
the switchmen was held last night. ln,iica-
tions point to an elective boycott from
this time on. l. w. PHELAN.
Los AxarLEs, CAL. June 2S.-No Pull
mans left here or San Diego.
JAS. A. MOVES.
SrRAuuE, WASH. June 28.-No cars NOV
ing here. Will not resume until the old
wages are restored. A. II. BARNES,
EMpoRlA, Kan. June oS.-The Santa Fe
Is made useless by complete strike. No
trains through here. JAMES BRUE.
Vice President Howard said the sit
station would lie much more warlike
tomorrow. He added: 1--WE can tie
up every road in the country If neces-
cary to beat Pullman. We have shown
that we were able to fulfill our prom.
lee made, and We can make good our
word to all railways west. Every
branch Of organised labor Is now back
OF this struggle. Mcbride has tele.
graphed that he will call out the
miners when coal is supplied 10 roads
that use Pullman cars. This will
greatly aid us."
The association Of general managers
of railroads centering in Chicago has
organized a general managers associa.
ton bureau and elected John NJ. Egan
general manager. This bureau will
have entire charge Of everything re.
Ialipg 10 the strike In behslf of the
railroads. A committee was sent to
Chief Of Police Brennan TO ask for adj
tiitional projections Of police for certain
roads tonight. The chief promised to
furnish all the men needed ut any time.
Several thousand men will be thrown
out Of employment at the stock yards
Nv the order from the Knights of La.
Dor. The result will he DO serious that
packing. house and railroad officials re-
fuse 10 believe any such action would
be taken. Roads that will be affected
by the tie.up In the yards include
nearly every railroad system running
Into Chicago.
The general managers of two leading
roads today said they anticipated and
were prepared for = general tie.up Of
all the roads. There was nothing for
the roads 10 do but to resist the boy.
colt. They reserved the right to haul
any mans cars offered them, regard
less of his business or political affilia.
ton.
Promptly al 9 o'clock this morning
II was announced that a strike had
been declared on the Chicago, Milwau.
kee l. st. Paul. and that all the Amer
lean Railway Union men would he out
within an hour. tying up the system.
No suburban trains were running on
the Illinois Central into or out Of Chi.
cago today. BY 10 .. m. the Galena
aud Wisconsin divisions Of the Chicago
& Northwestern was at . standsttiL
The four engineers Of the Northwest
cru road who called on the officials Of
the A. r q. last hight and induced
them to order o strike on that road
were discharged today. Three mem.
hers of the subcommittee. sent out by
A. r. U. officials last night from the
yards ut Western avenue to order .
strike. were arrested this morning on
complaint of railway officials, charged
with intimidation. The A. r. u. en-.
gagged counsel to defend them.
Owing to the strike Of the switchmen
on the Panhandle the trains Of that
road have been brought in over the
tracks Of the Fort Wayne. The threats
10 tie up the latter and even the Penn.
syivania system grew greatly Tut Of
this fact Tie action against the Fort
Wayne would also involve the Chicago
h Alton. % both come into the city
over the same tracks.
Everything was blocked after mid.
night last night at the Western avonuo
wards Of the Northwestern, the NIL
waukee & st. Paul aud the Panhandle
roads.
T.. A. Bancroft, rsprsssnting the
Santa Fe system, applied 70 The UAited
Hta.es authorities for proteetian ,loE tn
road against lnterSsrance By slTikseA
Judge Grasscup b out Of town and the
,narshal he's sent out the dsputisA
Not Q chr was moved on the Chi.
caco Mllvaukss 4 81. Paul The COZ
men employed 10 the Northwestern
shSps on Sixteenth street struck thla
morn3nG.
AN al the day crews Of the Milwaukes
&Ht, Paul aud Panhandle roads Qsil
work this morning, and not whe6a 4
turning under any naosengee train O.
] silhsr road thai u noe mAhnedhy nd-