Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-07

An OmClal OF the southern RACING
, company declared this afternoon that
his people had made up their minds that
If they are not to be allowed to run Pull
nan coaches they will run no trains a!
sll.
, The local officers of the American
Railway union declare that Pullman
coaches must be Withdrawn, and both
Isides seem to be prepared for bitter
and determined fight. The threat Of
the Southern Pacific management that
if they cannot run Pullmans they will
not run trains to which they are usually
attached, may be explained in the fact
that the Southern Pacific owns rs per
cent interest in all Pullman coaches
running over its line.
! NOT AFFECTED.
PORTLAND, Ore, June 27.-Trains on
the Oregon division of the Southern
Pacific have not been affected. SO far, by
the boycott.
| AN INJUNCTION.
| Denver, Cole, June 27.-Judge Hal
lett OF the United States circuit court
| today issued an order restraining the
Pullman strikers or other persons from
interfering with the operations of the
Santa Fe railroad company or with it's
employees within the confines of Col
orado.
GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED.
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, June 27.-The
railroad men here are quiet, but their
determination not to move Pullman cars
is very apparent. The presence OF the
United States marshal and number of
deputies loaded down with guns had no
effect on the men.
Engineer Jerry De Long and Fireman
Reed were in the cab of No. l, south
bound, ready to start at a moments no.
| tice. A telegram came from Manager
| Frey discharging these men, and 1t has
| just been announced that a general
strike has just been ordered on the
whole Santa Fe system until these men
shall be restored.
DOWN IN NEW MEXICO.
RATION, n. NJ June N.-President
| Debs of the American Railway Union
| has issued an order for strike on the
| entire Santa Fe system. The men are
| ordered to remain out until the dis
| charged employees shall be reinstated.
TRAINMEN DISCHARGED.
LA JUNTA, Colo, June 27.-Through
passenger trains are being held at this
point on account of the boycott. Forty
| tiremen and one engineer have been dis
charged for refusing to 60 out on these
trains. The railroad company is feed
ing about 100 passengers.
STATEMENT OF THE CASE.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Vice- President
Harahan of the Illinois Central tele-
graphed bulletin today to be posted
upon all bulletin boards of the road
from Chicago to New Orleans, and Sioux
City. He called attention to the stu
alton in Chicago, gave the details of the
company's agreement with the Pull
man company, referred to the COM
pany's obligations to the public, and
concluded with an extract from the
company's charter, which relates to
prosecution and punishment for those
who interfere with the company's prop
erty.
SAN Francisco, June 29.-By order
of Debs, president of the A. r. u, a
general strike has been declared in effect
on the entire Southern Pacific system,
on account of the discharge of three
hrakemen who refused to go out on a
train last night to which Pullmans were
attached. The "tie-up" is complete
here, even the Southern Pacific ferry
service being badly crippled. Officials
OF the system declare no retreat from
Huntington's stand will be made by
road.
ST. Louis, Mo-, June 29.-The dis
charge of Missouri Pacific switch boss,
Laly, for refusal to handle Pullman
cars, will result in a complete tie-up OF
the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
roads-indeed of the entire Gould south
western system.
LIvINwoRTH, Mont, June 29.-Pss-
sengers on the train delayed thirty six
hours are in want.
Los ANGELES, June 29-It is report
ed here that unless the Santa Fe rein
states the men discharged at Ration, n.
NJ, all telegraph operators and agents
will go out.
About 400 strikers met the United
States district attorney last night to
learn as to their responsibilities to the
government regarding mails. They
found their action was a violation of the
law but contended they are at liberty
to throw up their situations any time
and So were not responsible for the nom
moving of trains.
Instructions have been received here
from President Huntington to General
Manager Towne requesting that the
men be informed of the injustice they
are doing the road in refusing to haul
Pullmans, as three-fourths of such cars
belong to the Southern Pacific company.
IL the men refuse to discharge their
ordered duties they are to be discharged.
Towne has issued bulletin informing
the employees Of Huntington's orders.
SANTA FE TRAINS MOVING.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 29.-The
Santa Fe is moving all passenger trains
out of the city. Pullman cars going
through.
N. P. NOT TURNING WHEEL.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 29.-The !
Northern Pacific is not turning wheel. |
Wisconsin Central Pullman cars are |
placarded with notices that the road is |
under government control and that in |
reference will be punished by the Unit
ed States courts.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Word has been
received from President Debs declaring
a strike on the entire Gould system.
CHICAGO, June 29.-It Is believed here
that Debs will be arrested before night. |
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, June pa
strike has been declared on the Albu-
luerque division of the Atlantic & Pa
cific, thus tying up the road its entire