Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03

served Win any ltJuuCuOuf" thle
Debs, "and 1 want 10 10y distinctly
that none Of our officers aro fuunih.
from any court process. he irIuur'
ton, az | read II IN the news-
papers, Heuka 10 restrain men
ffom doing exactly what We
always have forbidden them 10 do.
The railroad employee have the I'M
questioned right 10 withdraw Ind -
vidually or In body from the com
pany, but they have NJ right TO iuter-
fore with others employed 10 take iheir
place.. Supported ns We are Imam.
cislly anu otherwise by all the labor
Organizations Of the country without
exception, We have no mis- givings."
FOR FEDERAL AID.
u. 3. District Attorney Milchrist,
AuorAey Edwin Walker and Judge
Grosscup decided today to call Tor
federal aid. A telegram was accord.
ingly at once sent 10 Attorney Gouetal
Olnuy asking for regular troops for
blue island. No more deputy mar.
shals viii be- sworn iu.
sTuDEuAitER AS A MEDIATOR.
President Deus was served this noon
with chauotfy subTw IA, simply a
formal notice 10 appear before court ~
tho August torn 10 answer bill.
After n talk with the leaders Of tn u
boycott today Peter 5iudcbak said u
was tfuo he was trying to bfiug about a
settlement N the strike.
4 TRAIN DtTCnFD.
a passenger train on the Baltimore
& Ohio was ditchod at Rock Island
Junction today 10y aiTihUrd. Tue on.
gineer was badly hurt. Tho road was
completely blocked by the defnllcd
train. The strikers stopped the train
on the Nicklo Plate road which lett
the city at 1850 a. m. at Ninuiy'aecOnd
street anu Stoney avenue. The engin-
Ger and ilfcmal were compelled TO
leave the engine. Twenty five deputy
mafsaals were sent with Orders " IT,
cover the train. The planning mills
have shut doSn, AZ they cannot move
the lumDtr. THIS will throw out OF
work over 1900 men. Not Rock
Island train was moving today AZ b,uu
Island. Tbs Hwiloh tracks arc Oiled
with dead ongiue6 and stalled ttalns.
WORSE AT 81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July Sine strike situa.
ton Ia the territory tributary to st..
Louis IA decidedly worse today. All
thu A. II. U. men on the western
uivib.on OF the Wabash struck today
anu tbs en- yinoers refused to work with
green hands. GA this cotton bolt the
A. Il, u. men went out during tho
night, leaving that system IN bad
shape. The iint regiment l. n. o..
has been ordered In readiness for ser.
vice.
rnELAN ARRESTED.
CISoINSATt, July o. - Edward
T.. Phpian, leader VI tho strike here,
was arrested today on warrant
issued by thu u. 5. court upon com.
plnlnt vi tue Cincinnati 51uthef IA
Railway receiver, samuel Fongon. IL
charges him with interfering with the
railway by ordering, petsuating anu
inducing the employees 10 leave the
service with Intent to iniuro tho
tTafiic.
Judge TAFT cot the hearing fot 9
O'Clock ON Thursday afternoon. The
bond was fixed Mt $1,000 Meantime
an injunction was served up9n Phelau.
All O'Clock Phulan was still In Gus
tody. Ho said he would oboy the In.
jucIion, bnt added; "rhc boys know
all about how To treat them"
THE GRAND JURY WANTS THE TELE-
GRAMS.
Los ANGELES, July -Subpmnas
were issued last evening from the
United States court requiring the
managers Of the telegraph companies
10 appear before this United States
grand jury anu produced the toltgrams
that have passed between President
Debs and parties In this city.
GENERAL MiLKs UOEs 40 CHICAGO.
WAsuNolOS, July 8.-ueneral
Nelson Allles, commanding ths depart.
ment OF Missouri, has been recalled
from his leave Of absence for o0nsulla-
ton with the oiilclals concerning the
strike situation. ho left Tor Chicago
today ~ assume control over the gov
eminent troops.
CASES OF HARDSHIP.
BLooMlNurOS, ILL.,, July S.-rhere
are i've passenger trains on the Chica-
gO q Alton lying ON the sidetrack nj
this Union depot Every ttaiumsn on
the Alton is out except tue engineers.
They may decide 10 10 out today.
There are 600 passengers here anu
cases Of great hardship.
AT KANSAS.
KANSAS Cray, July 3.-Tho tie.up
here now iacludgs The Rock leland,
Chicago * Alton anu the Santa Fe a
Wabash, The Wabash switchmen,
flremen and many engineers struck
TO-DAY. The Santa Fe mas abandoned
all attempts TO move freight IL Ia still
making up passenger trains and get
ing them Out
STRIKERS AT TRINIDAD ORDERLY.
TRINIDAD, Colo, July 3.-rho Fed.
eral troops here eau do nothing as the
strikers are orderly. The santa Fe
announced that II would start a train
west touAy, but up 10 noon II had mol
done 40. United States Marshal IsTRoi
IL on his way hither with warrants fol
the strikers VINO disarmed the deputies
last Sunday.
AT DESvER.
denver, July Sine Rio GrAnde
employees here have not struck yet. The
road " badly crippled by the strikers nj
Pueblo, SalidR Anu Grand junction.
Trains are run between Denver and
Pueblo. No union tlTemeu can be
found TO run out OF Pueblo. The santa
fee In sending trains east but not west
The Union Pacific and Gulf roads arr
tied up.
the Claimants Attorney Arrested.
LONDON, July 3.-COl0uel Jacques,
who represented Lawrence, the
A meTioan claimant OF the rownley
STATE, was arrested to-day charged
wuh inluulelt practices, ana re-
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