The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
NO PULlmANS
MOVE TO-DAY.
Trunk Line Railway Service
Tied Up at the Chicago
Terminals.
many sW|TCHM[M co OUT.
New York and Washington Trains
Made Up with 0rdi-
nary Coaches.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL'S PLIGHT.
Long Lines Of Cars Stand
Loaded with Perishabls
Freight.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL'S PLIGHT.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. June 27.-Suburban passen-
gers on the Illinois Central South Chi
cago Branch were first to feel the ef-
fects of the tie-up on that road to-day,
due to the Pullman boycott. 1raflic was
blocked, and the Company was compelled
to transfer its patrons from the branch
to the main line at Seventy-flrst street.
At this point the south Chicago branch
leaves the main line and runs southwest
through number Of suburban stations
to South Chicago. A tower at Seventy
geese street controls the switches leading
to fNe branch Two operators have been
post last night and their places could not
suburban trains on that road were rum
ming on regular schedule.
end roads using its tracks passed Grand
Crossing and Pullman without Interior
snee None carried Pullman cars. Few
tracks, and no demonstration was made
At the Fordham yards, near One Hun
dredth street, the day shift OF switchmen,
Switch-tenders and yard employees left
one hundred men are employed in the
yards. and all went out. They succeed
ed In completely tying up the yards.
famine on the steamboat docks. There
IL not q pound of coal to be had on any
Of the docks, and bus mess on the river
being made to put hard coal on some of
the tugs that can use It. The. strike
came so suddenly that 1t found the coal
they have plenty of coal in the switch
yards of the Illinois Central, they can
not get It to the docks; 49,, m
inois Central. at Seventy-frst street,
was manned, and South Chicago sub
urban trains began running as usual.
When the through trains from Kansas
City and on the Baltimore and Ohio
road arrived at the Grand Central sta
tion the switching crews refused to
crews 81 the trains also. refused to to
engineer of the Kansas City train pulled
into the depot he W., %as asked to s take
Kelly He refused and both ne and
the fireman left their cabs,
Supt Kelly then boarded the engine
and took the train down the yard him
The Wisconsin Central and Baltimore
and Ohio had a similar, experience. In
fused to do any switching as long as the
Pullman cars were attached to the
The Illinois Central has given notice
that 1t can receive NJ freight,
This Afternoon the 200 employees OF the
Illinois Central Company IN tne s Thas
walked out Of the shop in a body and
eDok train for the city.
- Not Pullman car was moved to-day
the switching crews of the three big
Ejunk lines that run into the Grand Cen
tfal Depot over the Chicago and North
ern Pacific terminal ira cks. These roa Is
Baltimore ard Ohio and the Wisconsin
The situation for the Wisconsin Cen
trail, which uses the Northern Pacific
L.
Yards long lines OF cars, laden with per-
ishabIe freight, are standing and cannot
be moved. A number of ice-trains. that
daily come into the city over this route.
are also tied up and the ice is melting
rapidly. The only cars that were moved
during the day were switched by the Of
When the hour, arrived for the depart
train over the baltimore and ONO road;
feet d ,wn the track from the Pullman
sleeper and no effort was made to maze
the connection. The Pullman conduc>''r
step, while crowd Of travellers fused
outside of the gates. but were not allowed
= IL.EEVELAND. June g7.-The officials
of the four roads which run Pullman
cars out of this city anticipate no trou,,
BILE as result OF the boycott declared
BY the American Railway Union. The
trainmen have given, no indication, OF
paying attention to the boycott. and 1t
Is probable that no attempt Will lac
made to interfere. with the RAINING of
trains. -
WASHINGTON, June E,-The boycott
against the Pullman Company by the
american Railway Union has not reach
ed this city. Trains with Pullman cars
attached are arriving and departing on
schedu.e time, and the officials Of the
seyeral railroads here DO rot believe
there will be any trouble at this point.
ST LOUIS. June. 2I-rhc Pullman
American Hallway Union contest Is Ia a
state Of uncertainty here. The men con-
cerned apparently do not know whether
the boycott will be put In effect to-day,
to-morrow, next week or at all.
n j. seaman. President of the loca
union, said TO-DAY that he did not know
what was bchind the posponement OF the
boycott. hut there must he y purpose IN
\ udcking out the Illinois Central for the
hrst blow on the part Of the switchmen