Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-30

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TIE Milwaukee aud -. Paul ROAD In
All the branches ut Q O'Clock this even.
ing Order was also issued 20 tie up
the Big -Four At Cairo this afternoon.
President Egan Of the Railway Man.
agefs' ass citation called ON u. K.
Mafshal Arnold today Tor twenty
deputies 10 protect mail trains. Die
lfiot Attorney Milchrist tolegraphed
Attorney General Obey for iusiruc.
tons.
sheriff Gilbert today sent forty
special deputies and many regulars ~
the Indiana state line near Hammond,
lud. The men were Instructed to In
teficre only when violence and law
lussncsn ats threatened.
Tue Pau Handle train stalled by a
moo Mt lNvofdale last night, reached
tue city today, Tho Pulmana were
coupled on about daylight whom the
mot suddenly luft The little town. The
Union Stock yards association succeeds
cd In manning ouu engine today aud
began to attempt to haudle thu pnCk.
iug house produce TOT tho railroads en-
lefing the yarGs which 10 not ubo
Pullman cars. The Michigan Central
and Lake Sl1fo anu Rock Island an.
nounee that thoy are unable to nc.
cept shipments. Tho Chicigo and
Northwestern did not deliver any
stock this morning.
the last train to reach tho blockade
was n mail. Some strikers advised 10
that Il would be- allowed 10 proceed,
but tbs Hwltchmon were fifm and tue
train was held.
Manager EsAn Of the General
MMmmMAlHN
port that thr Burlington road Will
cease 10 haul PullmanB II the trouble
IL not speedily Settled.
The General Marassrs' association
has Issued a statement tina. railroad
companies have no Idea OF entertain.
idg n compromise. They almit the
strike IL the moot demofaiizlng to traffic
finco the eastern troubles In ls77-S.
Ala meeting this afternoon resolu-
uons were adopted usking Governor
Allgeld TO revoke tbs charters Of the
railroads reiusitg to haul the mails.
The Federation Of Labor hos pledged
ils aid to tho A, II, u.
THOSE VINO QUIT WILL NOT nE RE.
EMPLOYED.
MILWAUKEE, June 8U.-rhs North
western officials have postsd notice
that all men who have quit duty can
never enter the service agAin.
An A. Il. q. DIRECTOR ARRESTED.
81. LOUIS, June 80 The American
Union director, George U. Kern, has
been arrested ON complaint OF General
Manager Ramsey, OF the Terminal rs.
ISOLATION, on a charge OF disturbing
the peace. This II thought TO prcssge
a graver charge. The Terminal assocl.
alton employees, VINO do all the switch.
Ing, refused today 10 handle the Pail.
man cars. The Mobile ana Ohio has,
rs understood, yielded anu Will re-
sumo services without the Pullmaus.
PULLMAN AUST ARBiTRATE
IL IL stated semi.authofitatIvely that
the general superintendent OF tho Bur.
llngton system nj Chicago has Informed
the A. II. u. leaders that n the Pull.
man Car company does not consent TO
aTbltrato within tWeuty.fout hour, his
road will cease 10 haul the Pullman
care.
PASSENGERS SUFFERING.
HAMMOND, Ind, June 30.-Thore Ia
comfortable suffering among tho pat
eengen held here. There Il no water
on the trains nor any TO be- found near
by.
swIIcIDiES 90 OUT.
albert LEA, MIMI, June 30.-AI
the Minneapolis aud ~. Louis anu
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North.
ofn swilohmen here haye gone out ana
no trains have been moved.
DEPUTY MAI@IIALs HAVE 4 RIDE.
WADESA, Miun., June 3l.-A pas.
songor train on tho Northern Pacific
went through hers at 5:l2 O'Clock
bound for Winnipeg. Superintendent
Sovereign was eng Iloadmastor |
MoGuiIe fireman. At Naples no one
could be found TO take the trai n out.
This only passengers were deputy mar
shAls.
no CHANGE AT ON AHA.
OMAHA, June 8O.-rheEo Ia no change
In lhe situation here,exo opt the dsolafa.
ton Of the president OF the local union |
that n tho preside at perslats In ordering |
them to strike they will surrender their |
charter.
IllE SITUATION IN KANSAS.
KANsAs CuY, June 80. - Large
numbers Of strikers have left their own |
organizations and loiued the a. II. u. |
They have been ordered TO strike To.
IL IN believed they can tic |
W. all the roads In the city. The Santa
Fv has disohargei all It's employees ut
No trains from the west |
have arrived over the Santa Fe since
Tuesday.
NO IMuoRTATIOEs FROM CANADA.
WAsuINuTUN, June 8U.-On rupfe.
that the railroad managers OF |
Chicago have engaged 1000 men /
in Canada to take the places Of |
he strikers, Superintendent. u |
immigration Stumpf telogTapnei the |
inspectors TO imp iot the lAbJrers under |
contract and monty the lahortrs that |
hey will be held responsible under
.he alien contract labor law.
TIE GULF ROAD TIED VI.
DENvER, June 8O-Thu Gulf road
lbs teen tied up. Tne Rio Gtauue
rains are still running but much delay
. experienced owing 10 strikes ut
Pueblo, where six trains aTo lying dead
II the Union depot
ARRESTS IN ILLINOIS.
CAIRO, June 3O.-A riot was mar.
Owly Ayerled here today, A deputy |
herfi attempted 10 board Pullman
.at aud arrest a special detective. The
detective kicked the deputy Ia the
mouth. A mob OF 5,OOOpe0plo swarmed
n tue vicinity making threats. The
detective was arrested. Superintendent
Horace Baker, Of the Illinois Central,
las Ueen arrested on n state warrant
him with bringing armed