New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
STRIKES SPREADING EAsTV

erprKFrS SPREADING EASTWARD.
,.,-, tho dlNeren; parts OF the country
- the strike is in progress seemed to be more
""eie ,r~ YESTERDAY. and there was decidedly
80 ceiling among railway men. The dispatches
,ed N the afternoon indicated tina; the s'rlNe's
rev. ra,kenng. and that the end Of the boycott;
snn,ren,.y was not far off Railway men se'"'N
'4I.,nsd 70 take this view Of the situation.
rsa presidents proclamation was received N ms
..h satisfaction 10y ali except radical labor
''' I'D the strong position the Government mas
M,n ,oward slpprcssing Dobs and his nous mas
"a he effect Of causing an easier feo"ns a'"o"s
49, rarroaI officers IN this city. The POSSIBILITY Oh
~ s.rke extending to the East is not no" se'i-
',v considered. A Few days ago railroad onlcers
-, onnrehensve OF the trouble extending 70 bui-
~, b,, Yesterday they said they had no Tears Oh
=. mounting 20 anything IN tina; city II the s'r'Ne
.sop,d break on; Buffalo 1t would have serious
rec, upon the Eastern roads, as Bunaio - inc
savs,one 70 the Eastern system.
To situation N this city yesterday sho"ed 10
.rs.onmen;s Most OF the trains came ana &C.
so-.e1 on time and the on,y break IN tTafhc ar
orrements was IN the through Western trans. Al
~. different railway stations in Jersey O'! anu
=. .bs Grand Central Station here there was 10
evidence Of the strike, and from present ha'a'lo"'
80 seems 20 be little danger Of any serious as
r,,,ce Several railroad presidents in chicago
tave wired their friends here that the situation mas
ss,,lv improved and that when this strike is over
.h., look for a iong period of freedom from sucA
outbreaks
THE STOCK MARKET LITTLE AFFECTED.
Wall Stree; seems to have been little affected by
.ha Pullman boycott. The stock market showed no
,rc.ina;ion 20 be paralyzad yesterday by the early
dv,ces abou, the strike. In the early dealings
49, was 4 slight fall in many stocks, but last
-,cas were higher. and IN most cases were above
,b level Of last weeks cosings. II active specua-
ton was row being INDUCED in. the boycott wouid
u,;oub,ediy have caused something IKE panic
Tina, the market has he'd 50 we'll may be sign
,bo, nrlces are as low they Will get: owing 10
the strike the Treasury Department has suspended
,hnn,en,s of currency to through the strike ter
story Tbs Will have little effect upon the banks
ss the Only important movement or money 'hrous"
h Treasury at present is the transfer OF silver do-
lars agains, deposits Of other money in New-Nork'
Thesa will now De made. but the shipper Will nave
=, insure ;he money and give the Treasury a re-
lease from. liability. The express COMPARES sent
on, notices yesterday that transfers OF iOH'E ga
their orders Would be mace Only d. '''e
rat "a; the Offices in this city of the St Paul and
Duluth Railroad II was said Yesterday ttiat une
employees had decided TO remain loyal TO the con-
pay and at meeting YESTERDAY tney pa 30 3D.
Four /, was said that. with the exception OF Lne
Michigan Division, trains were running al ils"''
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC SITUATION
Charles H. Tweed counsel for the Southern Pa
cisc Railroad received Information from the Offices
of
or. local trains on the Southern Pacific were
cumming He said that more than half of the en-
IS rloves OF the road had refused TO go on strike
and that they were prevented from working oy
' Totbinr new about the strike had been received
nj the Pullman office yesterday 3. ct, Ahead
wai,er 10 general me manager Of the Erie road As
far can see now there Is no No, npnssibIe
while this sympathy is in the ar rs 5uSi ni i,he
nus
viii stand by the company. -. -. Da,a.
ware Iackawanna and Western ROAD. sald ihucn
the same thing. The COMPANY da not NJ, ,- ~
Ne SAID ali passenger and freight trains wers
running regularly He h had "a laft BMao for
%ew-York a short time before and that anoth mr.
freight train would sSSn 6 s5a the r road he SAID be-
ionged the union. and SO they did not iee' a' d"
concerned , ,
Mavor Gilroy said that It would be improper
Cor him 10 express an opinion the present CON
dition OF things II might be called upon at any
moment to act" said the Mayor and 90 not
mean to tie myself up with words"
Controller Fitch said: when look chicago
ward and realize what Anarchy ana not are
doing there feel proud that am CITIZEN Vi
order-loving law-abiding New-York
President Barker Of the Tax Department rna1e
no secret Of his opinions about the strike ana the
dilatory tactics adopted In connection win H. III
said: =
whole condition
an apparent belief prevalent among the Wo'h'Is
classes that we have virtually no government an.
tina, they can strike and prevent wnoms( ~VtT nc
choose from wOrking-and. in fact. tney nav ~ "a
somewhat encouraged In iniuigins that Ve,Hr' ~
the Fabian policy tina; has been pursued y! Wy
Administration az Washington. until the peyI'.. .
have lost confidence not only in the counSF DIo
themselves and the Anarchist and Populst haSe
taken advantage of the situation ana ihe''ed 'e
The Presdent has apparently awakened TO The
Importance % The occasion, and MS terse iheS'is
70 the Governor Of Illinois and his Dusiness'iKe
proclamation as given 70 us to-day mus mr.. o.e
spprova! OF all orderly people. and demonstrate
10 the strikers and lawbreakers that we nav
laws and good form Of government anu d.. md
is needed Is steady hand at the thro'te anu
peace must and will be restored anu PiO'P'i'''
reign again throughout our lana 1870
Restore confidence by sound administrator ana nG
the banks vii, open the.r Golfers. the mis- W.!
begin running. al labor VIII be employer anu ''''
whole civilized word VIII rejoice -
have faith in laws. our people anu our
resources. and all want Is TO have our la"s
enforced. and II the authorities at WashlnR'oi
VII. pursue firm course as indicated by me iresi-
DENTS proclamation. order VIII be restored a.
speedily as Governor Flower restored H. "heh w.
years the strikers took forclDie possession %;
Buffalo and the military enforced the avs anu
put the strikers 20 flight. We are great cOu.ti
In fact. too great 70 be cowed In the race o. tnt
Whole world by this Debs. VINO mas eVlden,Iy
superseded Coxey and IS leading these misguided
people 10 endeavOr 20 tramp.e the Jaws ana theli
pest interests under their feet.