New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
MEN RETURNING TO WORK. 7
THE STRIKE HAS BEEN BROKEN IN
MANY PLACES
UNIONS Refusing TO GO OUT. AND DEBs's
ORDERS FLATLY DIsoBEYED-MANf bLoCh-
AIDED TRAINS ARE BEING MOVED

ORDERS FLATLY DlSOBEl ED-MANl bl|O'h-
AIDED TRAINS ARE BEING MOVED
WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
Pittsburg Penn July lO.-C'hares Naylor. organ
Ter of the American Railway Union. ordered the
P.ttsburg and Western trainmen TO strike THIS
morning. He acting under instructions from
President Debs The decided to stay at work
They said the only grievance they had against the
company was that they had not received their
wages regularly
The freight blockade remains complete. No freight
except for local points will be received by the
Pennsylvania company. Cleveland. Toledo, Crest
line. on the Northwestern system. and Columbus
and Cincinnati. on the Pan Handle. make the
limits for freieght shipments to the West
The railroad officials are feeling in better mood
to-day than at any time since the boycott was
declared. They are confident than ever OF
having the present enforced blockade OF the roads
raised soon The sympathy strike OF the trades
unions may be the OF further delay In setting
the strike. II the last order is generally oheyed
they expect serious trouble.
The Pennsylvania limited almost three hours
late this morning There were only twelve passen-
gers on the train. Train No. s. day express on
the Fort Wayne road. also delayed one hour
by broken engine this morning Through trains
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were all on
time this morning.
Detroit July lO-An the striking employees Of the
by the Wabash the Detroit Lansing and North
ern the Flint and Pere Marquette and the Ca
madam Pacific. at work this morning, ana
everything was going smoothly. The Michigan CEN
trail IS handling freight for all points again. The
Brush-st station strikers have not yet returned 10
work but passenger trains the Detroit. Grand
Haven and Milwaukee Lake Shore and Grand
Trunk are moving time.
At Battle Creek this morning there is little chanSe
IN the situation superintendent Mcintyre refuses
70 take the engineers back in body. and they VIII
have to make application as individuals. This may
mako trouble.
Rattle Creek Mich July lo-The crisis was
reached in the Grand Trunk strike yesterday when
the engineers after long session. voted to re-
turn and give up the fight The strike has lasted
eight DAYS. and this is the first break IN H. Inc
engineers have not been on a strike but have re-
fused 10 run with nOn-union nremen lh"y nave
now offered TO 20 to work and run with any fire.
mon the company may put the engines
meeting was held yesterday afternoon Of the NE
men switchmen irackmen and other employees OF
tho road and f. was voted unanimously 10 stay out
until the strike is settled or declared on by the
leaders.
Port Huron. Mich July lo-Severnl OF the engi-
necrs who have been out with the n X l. re-
rorfed for duty on the Chicago AMI Grand Trunk
t,Fa, and were hired by the company. All passen-
ger trains are leaving schct Ue time. ana IL
is .xnoc,ed that Tho company Viii try ~ send out
q frs,rh, train tomorrow. Firemen are willing 70
work II they can be taken back without di'crmina-
ton.
>,,.,,o, PA. was virtually broken this morning
,he, tho engineers as a body unanimously Informed
,b. officials that they were ready Tor business a.
usual suhicc, T. the conditions which existed prior
70 July 1884, Travelling EnSnes5, Work ,s1 ra ,nr,
@ar duiy and he Inferred that. from the ndlviduai
actions of ihc nrcmer. they. too. "er" gong - re
,,,r, q, fhel- duty Before noon today i"fhO Two
nrcncn reported that they were ready 70 az ,mSn
engines out on heir regular nuns No ir"lghN were
moved this morning bui IN" local Trains were s''
The Bro,hcrhood q Engineers sen, the following
20 Superintendent G. l. Foriham this morning
To ;he O;ncers o, the NcwYork and S. Louis Rail
We. The locomotive cnxineers o, ne We.t.rp d.
y,si1n % no Ncw-York. chicago and - LOUIS Ran
r1al a. now report for service under N" conditions
WIG" DIVISION so 49, n. OF I. Il.
I.it,ie Rock. Ark. July io--1,1c -'rik" in Arhan-
s,s was declared or at 80 o'clock this afternoon.
The men returned - WORK ana trans arc running
" g. hout interference.
bloomington III. July lo-The Alton COMPANY
+, recurring all men old and new. who - 70 Work
- s.gn . confrac, with tho company a. inf!vilh!r
Are abr,gl;cI ana nnnuIlcl. sr"n, many ~ me
od employees Who ar~ applying Tor I'ihrt', IT.,
are rejected some heraiAe tie company iAS Hr''tei
10 Sack p 90" Wrn VINO sue" - ~. ~ r..
causr ~ has decided 20 reduce lis traln i2f'" Inc
q
Al special meeting 90 re bloomington llA 49," ~.
unions resolutions We're adopted cond"innlns ne
,,,. Flrenen f1r their action u resolving - stand
hy the Alton road AMI thus opposing me strike on
that road
Kankakee. H.. July lo-The local American Rail-
vav Union "a IN a state %, turmoil. Most 81 he
men who struck on the Blk Four Railway on Satur-
day night have resumed work. wh"reupon the men
on the Indiana. Illinois and iowa received OF, lcrs
from DcbF - ~ out last night Ihai fpii ~ HpNs
4 lar les ltT
extra trains each Iay. The men are receiving eftrd
paw Consequently when ne order came % 70 on;
every man said h. would leave ne union before he
would leave bis work The Illinois Central men.
vh, have been out since IN. nrsi ~ the strike.
aacfy. committee viii visit Dehs 10 ask MIN -
settle the diricuiy
Omaha. Neb.. July lo-Gcorge Nrooman. chaIr-
man OF the Grievance committee % the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Ensinccrs. q. u. Clark. OF
the Brotherhood OF Tranmcn, J. y. corbn. gen
cral secretary OF the Union Pacific Employees As
ISOLATION. and secretary OF District Assembly 40.
g. knights Of Labor. &. !. VI Petrie. chairman
and r. u CHIT chairman Of the Fed
Grated Board. order OF Railway 'onduc-
ti,cs 81 The Felcraied board. 70 hold by appoint
incnt. a conference with General Manager Dlcnn-
SON The say that they viii discuss means Of as
slsting the MANAGERS and receivers IN restoring
complete harmOny and regular trafiic on tn" mon
lions comprising the Federated Board will not walk
out now. Having agreed with the court. they VIII
now. If = grievance arises submit II TO the court
They condemn the method pursued by DebS IN IN
volv.ng parties not directly Interested In the night
with Pullman. and declare that II Sovereign should
cali out the Knights OF Labor the call would be
Of no effect the Union Pacific system
Charleston W Va. July lO-The striking mem
bors Of the \. y. 4. on the Kanawha and Michi-
gan Railroad in this city. who went out yesterday
and stopped all freight transportation. met last
night in this city and adopted resolutions bitterly
obi,ctinp. . the orders % Debs calling them out
\ committee sent by the men TO Corning
Ohio this morning 10 confer with the men there
on the Toledo and ohio Central Railroad II the
Al frIl raj Inn 10 IN
quit work then the kanawha and Michigan men
VIII return to their trains.
New orleans. July lO.-A convention OF labor
unions of this city decided last night not to strike
under any circumstances although sympathy was
expressed for the Pullman employees and the cause
Of the a. r. L. The Queen and Crescent switch
men and nrcmcn went out yesterday, and the
shopmen VIII 20 out to-day only mail and local