Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02

every AWunlI siuNt uUuFa ON Tue flu.lt
item Of Telegraph tolis--this On the
authority Of Director Rogers.
Adj officers aud dlftctors' salary
list Of $4,000 ycnr. Fancy salnIits
10 between sixty and seventy organ
lzsfs now On the road, rents for two
sets OF offices In Chicago, hire OF CLERKS
amt slenugrhphurs, railway fare for
the travelling orghuiz1fs, rental Of
halls aud payment o the hofIe Of
tpuAkeTB which the union has out
we'll, sl45,0OO per year viii hardly
cover H..
Special assessments viii be necessary
s0gu or the A. II. u. viii bc uut OF
money. When the special as.esamrnt
time comes there ~ llkUly 10 be Au up
huAvRi among homo Of tne mun Whose
email incomes have already been shut
On 10y tho strike. There will shortly
be- au urgent call fer the H.newa VI war
from the A. II. u, Tor the bigger the
boycott the higher tho expense. IL 10
calculated 10y the a. II u. officers that
their Older has about / i5, U00 members.
Iurse members pay TO the union about
I'll year aud a liberal tnrinkago must
Do allowed for new members aud dc.
liuqueu,g. Beyond this amount the
organization II has no reserve iuuJ
snd there IL but small tusplus IN its
treasury.
WILL sTAHvE THE DEPUTIES.
Al Lausingmar the Illinois aud
lnuiana state iinB ON the paunnud lie
fuad, the hotel koupcrt aud restaurants
fuiIgo 10 iufnish iOJd uHdor auy cgu-
Il ID Cal a.. a. Nu IL
Panhandle has sent men 10 Lansing 10
set upa hUtvl anu also u car load u
PROVISIONS.
LOCAL PROCEEDINGS.
Tho operations Rgainet the strikora
will begin today with conferences be-
tween United Slates Judges WOODS
and Gtosscup, anu Edwin Walker, the
special solicitor appointed yesterday by
Attorney General Oluey, AMI District
Attorney MiIchrlst. Tue lawyers sub.
milted a bulky bill asking the federal
courts to eujOin thO strikers fium inter
iCring with tbs mails, The bill covered
all the roads.
TnV Rock Island road officials and
squad VI deputy mArshals anu theriiis
W this yards la Blue Island today began
trying 10 lift the Ulocsudu la tt,U,
since Saturday. Tue hrst move was
toward clearing the tracks filled with
passenger traine. AROUND thu cars
large crowd VI strikers gathered, but uU
disturbance occurred.
Tho bill was originally TRwn to en-
Join the strikers from interfering with
MALE but was modified under ordtru
from Washington to enloin from Inter.
ference with any trains, this protection
being sought under theinter commerce
act. IL was believed nj the govern.
msnt building that the Injunction
which was Issued will stop tho strike,
for this whole power Of the government
can be called upon to enforce It. Judge
Woods said mo marshal viii DO tX-
pectsd 10 enforce II and II he
~ unable 10 DO II, troops can.
at In not necessary" said he, ITO
Issue an nJunuiiOn TO prevent inter
ference with the mails, for such inter
ference ID In ilssf a crime ioT WhiUh
the guilty party can DO arrested anu
indicted. IL IL more necessary 10 issue
a rebIfAining order TO prevent later.
ference with the Interstate commerce.
The ouly reason for issuing the order
III All 10 that II Il the means NJ meeting
tho present emergency, for the process
Of atrsst and Indictment IL slow"
The Judge said the order applied TO
Illinois, the seat OF the trouble, and
eau be entered In tho courts. Of Indiana
aud Wisconsin.
The men arrested for violation OF the
Injunction will be brought before court
for contempt aud can be punished
with imprisonment.
DEPUTIES sENT 10 BLUE BLAND.
CHICAGO, July 2.-U. s. MArhal
Arnold sent hundred anu Sheriff
Gilbert thirty'hye deputies 10 Blue
leland today IN anticipation OF trouble.
The stock yards arc In n badly dc.
mOralized condition today. The only
packer buying atall was Armour. The
Stock Yards Switching Association
mad but Que engine running, and OF
ib6 cars Of stock held by the Burllng.
On road bat $50 were delivered.
The strikers formed across the tracks
aud placed themselves in a position
that would result in injury ~ them
selves should ~ train be moved. About
100 marshals hnd deputies were lined
up along the tracks, hut the Htrikern
would not move. Deputy Marshal
Logan jumped from the car anu start.
ed 10 drive the stubborn strikers from
the tracks. keyolvefs were displayed
Oh both sides, nut shots were not fired.
The slTiRoTs proved too much for this
marshnls and deputies. They wired
for tho Fifteenth regiment from Fort
Shefidan and asked help from Cover.
nor Altgeld.
Marshal Arnold wired District At.
toruey Gilohrist to call for the Fifteenth
regiment and Deputy Sheriff Liebe.
hErdt called on Sheriff Gilbert Tor state
troupH, About noon train was started
out 0i the yards Stones were thrown
by tile ttrikorH and knives drawn, nnd
deputies showed their TevOlvsTs. Tue
strikers 90 hemmed IN tho train and
yards that II became impossible TO
move the train. Village Oilicor Mi.
chacl Larson tried 10 arrest an eugi-
nesr for violating tho ordinance Tor.
bidding the blocking Of crossings more
than i've minutes. The deputy maj
shals threw tue policeman from the
\ train. by this time the mob had be-
come 30 bOistetous that any further 1T.
tempt 10 move the train was aban.
toned. Disttlot Attorney Glluhrlst
aid no would send additional forces OF
United States deputies with the omni-
bus Injunction order before calling
10 the United States troops. Ofiicer
Lttson who TILED to arrest Engineer
Slaler on the tfGin was arrested by
MAMMAL Arnold for Obsttuoting the
main. About 1850 passengers are de-.
layeu al Blue Island unable TO get
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