The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-14

the passage OF gAs NAH he ~ No.
cused OF boarding ar engine on the Westerly
Indiana road aud inducing The engineer ans
fireman 20 quit work. Hannshan declares h.
Is innocent OF the thing charged against hlI..
while District Attorney Milchrist says IN.
government has good case against him. IL
was released on bail In the sum OF 5000
Broke the blockade.
UNION STOCK YARDS H.. July ii-Compara-
tive quiet reigned In the stock yards district
early Tuesday morning, Two trains OF proyis-
ions were moved westward from the yRrds az
an early hour and switched 10 the PaphaLdle
road under guard OF troops Me-
striker made a murmur OF disapprOvaL
One train contained eighteen cars be-
longing 70 Armour and nine belonging 20
Morris. The other train consisted OF twenty
two cars shipped BY the Swift company. Prlo;
10 that fifty-tlve cars belonging 10 these thrcs
firms had been safely sent away In tho
same direction and trafnc Is. therefore,
practically resumed. No trains had been
moved TO the roads lying east OF the yards ON
the Fortieth street line at o'clock. but prep
arations were being made 10 begin operations
on that avenue also. Two train loads OF cattle
came IN on the Northwestern road and were
brought into the yards without any trouble.
Resumption mt Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich. July ii.-All the striking
employees OF the Union station association.
troit, Lansing & Northern Flint Peye Mar
quette and Canadian Pacific are az work and
everything is going smoothly. The Michigan
Central is handling freight for all points again.
The Brush street depot strikers have not yet
returned 20 work but passenger trains on the
Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee. Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk are moving on time.
Won't Obey Debs.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 1.-THE employees OF
the Pittsburgh & Western railroad received an
order from President Debs 70 go out on a strike
at noon, but after holding the meeting II was
decided not TO comply with the order and the
employees have telegraphed President Debs 10
that effect,
Cost OF the strike.
Outside the question OF the turmoil OF the
strike Itself is another serious factor. The
strike Is costing the country many millions OF
dollars. The dispatches printed from MAJOR
ity OF the towns give an estimate OF the losses
thus far entailed 20 the business interests OF
the several communities. Figures compiled
from these estimates show that the loss TO
business and the loss In wages OF strikers ag-
gregatc ses0 900 The estimate is believed
70 be low The showing seems 10 indi-
cate that George NJ pullman's refusal 10 arbi-
trate and the efforts OF the A. X. Y. 70
force him TO are costing the country g. 300 600
q day. The number OF men thrown out OF en-
poyment. both by railroads and manuinctur-
lik q fhhDAlNHulfANN Whitu nave utfh loIftu 10
shut down through lack OF fuel and raw ma
terial runs In the neighborhood OF $1,000
Vice President Howard. OF the A. r. IT, estl-
mated the railroad men on strike 70 number
81 700
Notes.
At tho request OF Mayor Hopkins Gov, Alt
geld has ordered twelve wore companies of Illi-
nois militia 10 Chicago.
The strike az Indianapolis was materially ex-
tended Monday by the walking out Of the fire.
men, brakemon and switchmen OF the 81. Louis
division OF the Big -Four road. They were per-
suaded TO quit by an agent ~ President Debs.
Tcrre Hautc business interests are suffering
In an exceptional manner. None OF the roads
have received freight NJ this point for week,
but as the switchmen have not gone out az
indianapolis freight is received there and de-
around the city.