New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
PULLNAy EMPLOTES AT W0RK.
Ar l.. MEN IN CorRT-EcHors or THE RE
Cent STRIKE.

, n L MEN IN COURT ECHOES or TIE RE-
CENT STRIKE.
pullman. IL. Aug. 3-When the steam whistle
blew at the works this morning for "orknen 10
b.gin ;hcir days labor =" mon. a majority OF
whom were formerly strikers reported Tor 'tty
in the repair department. Forty more haf ap-
pl,el f1- their old places before thc noon ""'.'
b.cw Tne 'o'a. number of mon at "ork - iH.'
deparirnc,l, n thc time OF strike wlf VI" super
,r,.uscnt Middleton expects the fu!i working force
e. the d.pa-tnlsnt tomorrow The main body Ok
the strikers are said 10 be weakening. chlenN Tor
the rcAso. that they fear thc hard times VIII bfins
surplus of Idle skilled workrnen here I" take 'he'
p,acrs ~ l1ry do return NJ once AMI they are
looking forward TO the winter. Still there was no
rush Of strikers 10 the Offices OF he company to
apply for fh-ir I'D places. The m"n n "oTk were
70, ,r.erferel with. New car bliii.ng n'"chanicS
continue 10 arrive here every hour from other
shons whore they are let 20 account Of de
preston.
ror.l, Kan Aug 3-The Ulcers ~ he local
lodge Of The American Railway Union to-day cm-
Moved Two prominent attorneys % institute dam
e sulta against Sheriff BuriZe. u this county ior
Illegally imnr s'n.ng m"i bro,sn' "a @,,,r.s -,
during the recent strike Il IS charged mat ~,
teen men Hcgc brought here and throw INTO jan
without due process ~ h"
Chicago Aug. 3-The contempt case against
President Overton and the other officers of the
stock Yards Lodge OF the American Railway
T-uion MAS heard to-day b. Judge ''rosscup.
Ov.rton In hts answer. salI the circular calIlhB
upon the stock Yards men 20 strike. which forms
tbo basis cf the contempt charge was forgery,
ana vas no, issued by N" union. Hc did not sign
fhe circular nor authorize any one 10 pihce h!s
ra,no 10 II. that the lodge did not authorize its
Implication and took no action con, "rnng u. ~"
donIed that at any time he couHs"Ilcl violence u"
non.uuion men. but said ne had on several oc-
"ssions dispersed crowds TO prevent violence,
The Judge discharged the prisoner upon ms an an
s,rer rcserving the right TO r"nsthte 'n' ''s' III
The event Of the hlng of ne" ana SuH'cl'"' ""'
formation. ,.- , tho American Rail-
NO, Union was arrested last night bN L't'VuN.
CrooL on a charge Of conspiracy preferred hs'l'St
80 r.. ccorce Il Angle ~ the grocery nrIn OF
paIetnn q Angle. Of DanviIe. NJ "hlch INC
American Railway Union had deciden I" p'S'''''
r,ver Aug 2--In the United states L'7tHc'
C,, ,,os,er1av afternoon seven Grand Junction
Du-,,d men were convicted 10y a jury of retAfd-
inc the mails by refusing 70 handle trains m whcn
- ,,or. pullman cars. Judge tnllet hhcp th''h
w - 80 e"ch III. lrncncy surprlari the
hnor,can Hallway Union men. who had watch",. tn.
~ closelv \ large number OF 1rinidiA NU'"e'S
win now be frleu , -
Woodland Cal. Ok. 3.-The evidenc" gwen y'S-
.rdav In the Sacramento train -wreoking cases was
tho .rongest that the prosecution has thus far pre-
,d Nrs Van Dusen. keeper OF a ralrohn
80 -S,,, house In Sacramento. at which inc 'ilsl-
neor samuel Clark boarded, tesilnoH thht on w w
,,,rntng ~ tho wreck shr asked N"lll an Nt'rl'ah
po oIr,av Union boarder. II there really was any
iHngor N one going out on a train that morning, H,
Tell said: whoever goes ont on ,hht ~ensnc ~ WI,
ar ,.r., each Davisvillc Warn him in my name not
~ 90 II no goes you will never see MIN aghil.,
clark was one OF the five men VINO met MS uea'"
no