Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-06

/ company has teen Wliilukt " HVMi huu
| will ia the future be willing TO run all
oi IT, trains. II prevented 10y physical
] force or Otherwise from running trains
/ which require Pullman cars ior The
| accommodation OF ordinary Jay tfai.
nc, IL will, nevertheless, " pefmliioi
10 do 20, run any OF all freight trains or
passenger trains, which do not require
sleeping cars"
n. h. Huntington said today:
1--WE will run our trains 40 soon as
We are able 10 do 70. We viii request
nothing. Our property IL IN The hsuds
Of United States Marshal Baldwin,
anu We rely on him " aiord rfOicc.
ton. n he fluids II necessary 70 call
Tor United States troops, that IL mat
ter resting with him, not US"
NOT AFRAID OF THE BOYS ~ BLUE.
The strikers at the Oakland yards
AMI along the mole and on the narrow
gauge lines efectually maintain the
blockade ON all liaes running down the
mole. Wherever the strikers fud n
live engine they promptly take posset.
sion OF u, rake this fires, blow of the
steam and leave II dead on the tracks.
There were no acts Of violence done.
The sheriff OF Alameda county a.
rested one mal he found engaged In
the act Of "killing" an engine, but the
man was released on his promise not
TO again Interfere with railroad prop.
efty.
The strikers have no fear Of the
militia. They cay that not a man In
all the command now under arms ~
the armory will obey an order to FIRE
Or use the bayOneL Their lauthoriiy
for that statement are the boys IN blue
Themselves.
From present indications the com.
pany viii make no effort to resume
local AMI suburban traffic Tor some time
TO come, 90 the only means Of bay
travel viii be by the creek route.
Eastern and foreign mails and mails
for touthefn California aud Arizona
are being sent out via steamers ofth
and south TO connect with rail routes
not Affected by the big strike. On tho
coaet u,rislon mails are sent out la
baggage ear, all the mail ears being
tied up at the other end Of the run.
oARLAND WOMEN HELP TIE STRIKERS
The women OF Oakland have
organized womau's auxiliary league
aud will help the strikers In every
possible way. The officials real 10 that
10 far a. their Interests are concerned
very serious blundeT has been commit
ted In sending federal troops 10 Los
Angeles and the National Guafdmen
TO Sacramento. Had the plan been
reversed the situation today might be
rsvened. While the railroad was
striving to recover tie lost ground the
ttrikefs made the important plan o.
suizlng the ferry eyslem. 10 send
federal soldiers TO Sacramento now will
leave Oakland without protection, aud
The oompany's officers are Mt n loss
what 10 90.
States authorities have telegraphed the
condition Of affairs to Washington and
have urged that tho federal troops be
called out. Everything therefore IL
dependent upon tho action Of President
Cleveland.
One Of the most inlareallnR prob
lens discussed in Oakland last night
was the injunction issued against the
railroad Company by the United States
district attorney OF the southern dis-
triot Of California. That Injunction
places tho railroad men on tue same
footing Us the strikers 70 far rs the
mails are concerned, and all are asking
u tbs attorney has acted under in. |
structions from a higher authority. II
he 10, the district attorney Of this dis.
trict knows nothing about II, and will |
not take similar action unless hs 10 |
ordered TO do 40.
SITUATION AT PITTsHURd.
PIInRuRu, July 0.-rhs strike on
the Cleveland ana Piltsburg road has
reached Conway, twenty-three miles |
west OF this city, where all freight |
trains are tied up. In this city the |
IL more alarming than at |
any time since the slfike was ln- |
augurated.
DENvEE YARD MEN AT WORK.
DENVER, July 0.-rhe antlolpAtlons
Of sTiKe Of tue Rio Grand switch.
men anu yard men In tubs city who |
are mumbers Of the A. II. u, were not |
realized this morning. The men were
all working ami the trains went out NJ
usual, Tut with no expectation OF get
ting beyond Pueblo. The other rail- |
roads are all running passenger trains,
but the Union Pacific 10 NOT aenuing |
trains west OF Cheyenne. The threat
ened tie.up OF the Colorado Midland |
Ia not yet accomplished.
Al OMAHA.
OMAHA, July 6.-All the switch men |
anu iiIemen on the Chicago, 81. Paul |
aud Minneapolis and Omaha Toa !, this |
city, struck this morning.