The evening world., 1894-07-09
BETTER YET AT ST. LOUIS.
All Freight Being Handled
The News Elsewhere.

iBy Associated Press)
ST. LOUIS. July 9.--The strike situa-
ton among the railroads here to-day is
in line with the Improvement noted yes
terday. On the west side of the river
every road and yard has practically a
full complement of men, and the han
ding Of cars on shippers private
switches has been resumed. The pas
senger service is also on a normal basis,
except for the few duplicate trains not
now running for lack of business.
On the east side ! ,c,lcd!y larger force.
of yard and switchmen are at work. and
the return Of strikers to work Is M
creasirg In number. on that side nearly
all freight offered being handed.
The exceptions to the rule there are
the Louisville and Nashville and the
Mobile and Ohio. which have difficulties
with their road crews.
A telegram was received last night
from President Debs by J. J: Reifgraber,
Of L.. ordering him to be ready to call
out the members OF that organiza ton
in st. Louis in support of the Pullman
boycott.
Strikers May Not He Reinstated.
CHEYENNE, wyo.. July 9.-Judge
Ryner. OF the United States Court, has
he strikers, but who may Wish to T return
to work. The Judge could give no assur-
anccs that the men would be taken back
as they had Violated an order of the
ciiic systems will. the Judge intimated,
be in full operation by Tuesday.
Tennessce Militia May He Called.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July s.--Cor A. X.
Taylor Commander OF the Second Reg!-
ment, T. N. c., received a telegram from
Gov. Turner early this morning, ordering
~ Nc, Nt.x, a
train. The object of the call is not
known here The Second Regiment has
been ordered TO be prepared to move at
a moments notice.
Detroit Trainmen VIII Go to Work.
DETROIT, Mich. July .s.--,Aftsr a five
hours session last night. the Brother
s Msrh Of e Me dsasd to tsYrn
switchmen's Aid Association is still in
session. and will probably take similar
brought about largely by an order from
Grand Master Wilkinson.
One Detroit strike over.
DETROIT. July s.-The strike in the
Michigan Central yards came to an end
Ssios M,d this h,d Sssh When every
turned to work. At the Union Depot the
situation is unchanged. No Wabash
trains have arrived or departed this
morning. me +. and +. Nj. and d., L.
and N. passenger trains are running on
time.
workmcn VIII Appeal 10 workmeu
DENVER, Col. July a.-The Denver
| and Rio Grande road will to-day start
a special train over its system, contain
Ing representatives OF every organiza-
ton among it's employees. These repre-
sentatives will endeavor to induce the
| striking employees to return to work.
Peoria Yardmen strike.
| PEORIA. Ill. July s.-The men in the
Peoria yards struck at midnight las
night at an A. r. L. meeting. and de
! clare they will remain out until ths
| strike Is eaded.
No Blockade at Kansas city.
KANSAS CITY, July AN passenger
trains on all roads EFT here on schedule
time yesterday. Affairs IN the yards are
assuming a normal condition, and It |.
believed that in few days freigh,
| trains will be sent out as usual. The In
! dustrlal Council yesterday adopted reso
lu.ions indorsing the A. II. U. and X
| OF l..
Dynamite Wrecks an Engine.
PUEBLO. Col, July "a locomotiv,
on the Santa Fe road was wrecked las
night. Some miscreant had placed 4
. stick or dynamite, with fulmina TIM
| cap attached. among the coal In tht
| tender. When the fireman shovelled 4
into the fire box an explosion follow Ell
, Immediately. The engineer and fireman
escaped serious injury.
Marines Held Ready at Mare Islam.
VALLEJO. Cal. July I'll. l.. RowI
son. commanding the Mare Island Navy