New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
MANY PASSENGERS HELD UP.
OVER 1000 DETAINED IN BLOOMINGTON.
ILL, ALONE.
MEN RETURN TO WORK IN INDIANAPOLIS AND
OTHERS GO OUT IN Observation-Disclosures

Bloomington Ill, july lie Sulht Oh lHt
Alton remains in statu quo The number Of de-
layed passenger trains on the switches here is
now fourteen. and the number Of passengers IL
fully 1000 The city authorities and various COM
mittees have looked through the trains and taken
steps to care for the INDECENT and sick OF tho
latter there are but one or two cases, and these
are not serious This morning the Alton sent
special to Springfield for United States Marshal
Brin,on and his deputies who are to lift the
blockade The engine was run by \. w. Sabin.
who fired the engine to RoodhOuse the other
night. taking Superintendent Gray 10 Slater Mo.
The nrcman's. conductors and brakemens places
were taken by officials Of the road.
Springfield. H.. July 4-On request from
United States Marshal Brinton yesterday after
noon Governor Altged has ordered six companies
Of the An Regiment. /. y. c. TO Mounds, near
Cairo. to assist in maintaining order ana release
Illinois Central mail trains.
Danvillc. H.. July THE Peoria and Cairo
division Of the Big Four. which has been run
Ming up 10 this time stopped all freight ana
most passenger trains last night The Wabash
sent out a passenger train west from Tton this
morning. and the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
sent trains both north and south
Grand Crossing IL. July two companies
Of United States infantry, under command OF
Captain Humphrey. arrived here between 4'3o
and : o'clock this morning. Everything Is quiet,
but no effort has been made - start the trains.
Tho troops are making the best Of their posi-
ton in five cars 81 the Illinois Central road, in
which they came out. Captain Humphrey said
he had seen no signs OF trouble 80 far. and had
nothing to DO beyond catching mp on lost sleep
He is prepared for long stay. but has no orders
beyond those that sent him out.
and
oslty-scckers. were seen IN the neighborhood OF
the siding where the troops were chartered In
five cars Of the Illinois Central Railroad. but M
one was allowed inside the lines unless on bust
ness. The Michigan Central Railroad which
uses the tracks of the Illinois Central. got one
freight out and two in without interference. and
the through passenger trains were all on time.
The Illinois Central proper has made no attempt
10 run either freight or suburban passenger
trains but some action IN that line is looked Tor
to-r,orrow The through limited FOR New-Or-
leans went out on time Along the PENNSYLVANIA
(Fort Wayne routcl passenger trains were NOV
ing. but frcigh, traffic was still obsiruci"d.
Deputv-shcrins were on all trains. and the street
crossings were guarded By police. No attempt
AZ violence was seen.
Calr, III. July SIX companies 81 the ~
Regiment. Illinois National Guard. arrived az
Mounds at o'ciocl, This morning - raise IA"
embargo on Illinois Central freight trains '''
tninod there by the strike since last IhnrHdhy.
The strikers now say that Ncy VIII h"t use
fo-c. 70 prevent the freight trains from W'vins
lint will cndcavor - coax the engineers ana Hi''
mon ~, 70 take them out one or two 0raln'
..r,. ser,, ont this evening and engines are being
fired up FOR others
volnnrafso. Ind. July 4-This evening. upon
granted an order which restraints tho strikers
and nil others from offering violence or intmida-
,,,, an,,yhcrc. and from soliciting employees 70
Qult , - ,or ,,oa
shot near Porter. This c'un'y' y'S'''''ny,
trinrlng trains around Chicago FOR The Lake
Shor,. road, and when Lake Sh"'" ,',-
ductor tried 20 tax" iraln on, .i''" VIZ
I'm. tho strikers in'erfcrrI ana ~" c'niunt'r
d., n. th.n shooting one ia IN" arm Tn"
Grand Trunk has called on 'hr Sheriff Tor pro-
lection.
1nlianapol!s July Special Signs Of carly
collapse = the strike begin . appear. SIX crows
went 10 work ON the Belt Line today. releasing
a gr.a, deal ~ freight. but ono crew afirr7ylrd
deserted The prrsencr. however. ~ "a iarF' FORCE
- deputy United states inarshals was necessary
The Mon1n train WAS detained nv" hours ms
afternoon because the nrrmcn refused 70 work
ft lNlllN manned anu Went '4 ''
Cblcaro. The railroad superintcndcnr met To-
dav and figured up The number OF men III tAls
city who are on the strike. The aggregate was
los Marshal Hawkins secured service To-Day
upDn the local leaders named In Judge Woods 4
order.
Cincinnati July AT late hour last night
the Big -Four officials obtained an Injunction
against f. W Phc!an, the local strike manager.
restraining him from interfering with the run
ming Of trains. IT'S men or IT'S property. Tho
petition and writ are Of the omnibus character
and very sweeping IN their extent.
G T. Schan. assistant 10 President ingalls,. last
night denounced the action Of the so-caled rep
rcscntatlves Of the Big Four who treated with
the strike officers at Chicago. He says no one
m Chicago IS authorized 10 make such an "H'r
or any offer. az the Big Four will fight to the
last a.,
4 majority Of the freight conductors 81 the
Cbcsapcaltc and Ohio and Louisville ana Naan-
Vile roads went our ON stiiKr ,S 'i''i ,,,t'S .,
refusing 10 haul freight switched by non ul'',
non Tho vardmastcrs on the Chcsap"ak" ana
Ohio a. Covngton, quit work TINS mIrmhs' am
the situation on that road Is decidedly pl'l.
Flftv United States deputy fnarshalS came d"W'i
from Columbus this morning ana were us
tribu,ed among the various railroad yards.
Port Huron. Mich July 4.-The Grand Trunk
Hallway f. tied up here. The employees both here
and In Sarnia. on the Canadian side. went out
during the night As soon as a train reaches
here 1t is killed The strikers permit al ""'"S
10 enter the city. but none to leave II.
Memphis. July AT IL o'clock last night a
general meeting Of the \. r. T.. held behind
closed doors. adjourned. and then 1t was learned
that general strike in the city was ordered
At midnight It went into effect The terms Ill
timatum are more severe as to some roads than
others The American Railway Union In Mem
phis numbers about $50 members. They have re-
ccived advices from Dcbs or others in authority.
hut the character Of these has not been disclosed.
The membership Ia mostly Of yardmen and car
handlers The other unions OF railway employees
stand alOof 80 far.
NORTHERN PACIFIC EMPLOYEES SURPRISED.
Helena Mont, July 4.-The te-up on the Northern
Pacific to.k a new phase yesterday, and one that
Is a surprise to the employees. Attorneys for the
receivers made application to Federal Judge