New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
TARYING FORTUNES OF WAR.
PROGRESS OF THE GREAT STRIKE AT
MANY RAILROAD CENTRES.

HAVE BEEN PAssED-IN OTHERS THE WORST
TROUBLE APPEARS YET TO COME.
indianapolis. July lO-The feature OF the day
was the fact that the Big Four freight fremen
the St Louis and Cinclnau divisions decided
go out. They abandoned their trains. and freight
traffic is blocked Two arrests were made on Mon
day for interfering with trains. Judge Baker re-
manded the prisoners 10 Jail and urged upon them
the necessity OF securing counsel their convic-
ticn, he said. would result In severe punishment.
East Chicago, Ind, July l0-The irst train to
arrive on the Calumet Terminal since the strike
began came in last night. The object OF Its COM
ing here was to clear the tracks OF that had
been thrown on the tracks Sunday morning. There
was no demonstra ton made by the strikers.
Fort Wayne. Ind July 10.-The strike situation
here is practically unchanged. Passenger trains
on the Pennsylvania road moving about on
time. The strike OF the road men on the Eastern
Division OF the Wabash makes the te-up on that
road complete The Nickel Plate made up and
sent out the eastbound mail train yesterday. The
westbound mail from Bellevue arrived on time. and
Is still in the yards. with no prospect of getting
out.
Terre Haute. Ind. July 10-The Chicago and
Eastern Illinois. by the aid OF United States mar
shals. lifted the blockade at Norton Creek this
morning. and several passenger and freight trains
moved north and south Governor Matthews sent
word to the Sheriff Of the county to do his duty.
and II is thought that there will be any neces-
sity OF sending the militia. although the Hunga-
point. and who upset the cars on the track yes
tcrday. a awless set. The Big Four. st. Louis
division is running only passenger trains. All
employees at stations not needed In selling tickets
TO passengers have been laid of indefinitely, and
the men begin TO believe that like the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois the Big Four is to be made nom
union road
Morris H.. July lO-Grundy County IS in a state
Of turbulence. Fifteen deputy sheriffs have left
here for Coal city look out for uprising which
IA al a mob OF 20 foreigners
stoned a Santa Fe train there yesterday. and there
hundreds Of Italians from other points as
and making demonstraions sheriff Daniels has
been there all day and finally compelled to send
proclamation calling meeting. and the Sons, OF
Veterans and the Grand Army OF the Republic
TO protect the city and to assist the Sheriff in the
southern part OF the county.
Joliet ILL.,. July lo.-The contractors OF the drain
age canal have been compelled discharge their
OF 'o coal si'' ''"'''''"
81. Paul. July lo-Commttees OF branches Of the
American Railway Union IN St Paul and Mime
apos yesterday met similar committees OF the
commercial bodies Of the two cities to decide upon
advice TO be sent George VI. Pullman ana
others as to the best method OF settling the big
country The discussion lasted for three hours and
finally adjourned TO the Minneapolis Club rooms to-
Decatur. H. July lO--A non-unon engineer on
tho Wabash came meeting death when coming
into Decatur last night from st. Louis. The train
made it, usual stop In the west end Of the yard;
the engineer with a car link striking him the
head Then they disappeared in the darkness. The
fuseiy He Is sun alive Thus far the deputy
marshals have failed 10 arrest the assailants.
La Sale H. July ia freight train
wrecked between this city and Utica the Chi
cago Rock Island and Pacific road to-day. Nine
teen cars left the track. The spikes holding the
rails had been drawn out. The track at this point
q tho IrfvL - fhA nd 10 ar1a la
that the entire train did not go into the water
The engineer and fireman saved themselves by
the track and trains now able to run again
Saul, Ste Marie Mich. July ia carload OF
Canadian non-union railroad men passed through
the city Sunday night for Chicago and another
lot passed through here yesterday. 1t is reported
they are being picked up all along the Canadian
not 10 attract attention
Hudson Wis. July lO-At Spooner affairs are in
bad shape. Boycotts have been declared against
all non-union men. and engineers and nremen have
been pulled from their trains. The Sheriff thinks
Omaha road has demanded protection, and called
upon 9overn9r Peck who has o,Sier r me troops
tain Information from Spooner but trains are
unable to move in either direction. and the road Is
helpless
Pi,tshurs Kan. July lO.-Ths agent OF the
Atchison and the Frisco ines received notice
yesterday to freight OF all descriptions for
points both lines. and he was further instructed
that to-day the Santa Fe would begin moving the
immense amount OF coal row loaded and standing
tho tracks
Fargo. y T.. July io-The Northern Pacific has
completed arrangements whereby II is expected II
can run trains as far jamestown. There
Is no disturbance here. The militia. which mas
been In annual encampment AZ jamestown arrived
here last night. and Will leave this city over me
Great Northern FOR their homes today The mi
tartan Church gave a reception last evening 20 me
a r. L and Is Of L. F. and y Of O. X Ms si
with The strikers. and merchants have contributed
about 500 to the relief fund Of the employees
St Louis July i0-The strike situation here is
practically unchanged. Wabash and Clover Leaf
trains are sti idle. Seventeen hremen from Chi
ca,o passed through here last night for Moberly
t. take the strikers places. Freight IS received
%aiionaf Dir.-,tor g. = korn OF the A. X. t.. who
was arrested for disturbing the peace was treu
Yesterday and acquitted. strikers say that by
"wednesday every organized workman IN the coun-
TRY Will strike
Kansas city. July lo-Kansas City railways are
randy recovering from the effects OF the strike.
Passenger and freight service on all lines out or
Kansas city. excepting the Kansas city Fort Scott
and Memphis has practically been restored
The Chicago and Alton out OF the woods
last night and the Chicago limited VIII resume us
customary run. The Wabash Railroad Yesterday
sent out the me $; foms 1 limited fhe santa Fe is
in good shape again and IL doing business as usual
caro Local out Yesterday morning. but train which
comes from Chicago was sent out last night me
,he burlington continued TO handle an enormous
ouantliy OF dressed beef for the Atlantic seaboard
The Memphis route is In bad shape NO trains
ysr,. sent out last night. The night switching force
an the Missouri Pacific went out at midnight last
night The strike involves all roads at this point
exccp: the Union Pacific
Omaha July O-rhe St. Paul and Omaha road
ran IT'S mixed train and local freight between
Omaha and Sioux city YESTERDAY for the irst time
since the strike The yards al Sioux CITY are Clear
and the feeling is that they will remain so as long
as the militia stays there
Denver July of the Federal Grand Jury IN
chicago does not ndict and cause the arrest of
Debs he may be arrested on warrant Issued by
the United States District Court OF this city Ii
IL reported that application for the warrant mas
been prepared by the attorneys Tor the several
reprosds charging him with interfering with the
operation OF a contract. The application has not
vet been presented 10 Judge fallett
Custer. Mont, July lo.-Train NO. l. on the Nor'h-