The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-30
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| NfINNEAPoLIs, June 30, 1S94.-A meeting
| Of the A. P. q. men in this city this morn
| ing decided to call out the men at the Min
neapoIs transfer and on the Minneapolis
Railway transfer. If these men go out it
will result in shutting down all the flour
mills in this city.
| 1t is said that the 500 road is having diff
Guilty in getting engineers this morning.
| Two trains are still in the depot on this ac-
| count. The singular feature of this is that
| the 500 road does not run Pullmans.
| CINCINNATI. O., June 80, ISAIAH the
shopmen employed by the Cincinnati, New
| Orleans and Texas Railroad at Ludlow, KY,
| to the number of 600, went out on strike
| this morning in sympathy with the Pullman
| boycott
| At a secret meeting of members of the
| American Railway Union, held in Ludlow
| last night it was decided to call out the
! trainlnen at eleven o'clock this morning.
| This includes engineers, firemen, brakemen
! and conductors The organization as very
strong on this road, and it the order is
obeyed traffic will be paralyzed.
| PoMERoY, O., June 30, 1894.-All the
| freight crews on the River Division of the
| Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo Rail
| road walked out of the yard this morning in
| obedience to orders from American Railway
| Union headquarters, leaving matters SO that
| no freight can be moved by rail. Mail
trains are still running.
/ ST LOUIS, Mo-, June 30, 1S94.-At mid
night every wheel in the terminal associa-
| ton roads on both sides OF the river and on
| the bridge was at a standstill, all the men
| at a meeting last night having decided to
| stop work in the yards.
| KANSAS CITY. No, June 80, 1S94-Twelve
| hundred Santa Fe men are out at Argentine.
| Superintendent Rearback has issued notice
| to the strikers that if they do not return by
noon today they may consider themselves
discharged. None of the other roads is
| affected here.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, June 30, 1894.-The
| switchmen and yardlnen on the Omaha road
struck last night, and not a freight car is
moving now 1t is thought that men on
| other roads will go out during the day.
| DUBUQUE, Ia June 80, 1S94-The Chicago
| Great Western Railway is tied up at this
| point No trains have passed since three
| o'clock A. M. The strikers are orderly.
| LYONS Iowa, June 80, 1S94.-The strike
| is on here. Fifty switchmen, car repairers
| and oilers are out on strike, and nearly as
many more will go out today, threatening
| complete tie-up of Chicago and Northwestern
| business here. The officials say that they
| win ill strikers places promptly.
| TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 80, 1694-The
| Chicago and Eastern Illinois tie-up has been
complete here since last evening. Two
! through trains from Nashville for Chicago
are at the depot waiting for engines to carry
them north What engines are in the city
are at the round house with fires out
| and no one ready or willing to fire up,
| Trains from Chicago are held at Danvllle
| Illinois The Evansville, and Terre Haute,
| the Chicago and Eastern Illinois roads south
| ern connection is not molested and has been
1 olr;,, f-oit tn on
! Vandaiia switchmen at one o'clock this
| morning refused to switch the Evansville
| sleeper TO the Vandalia tracks and it is bere
| yet
| HAMMOND, Ind, Juno so, 1S94.-'lhe situa-
| ton here this morning is a waiting one, both
| on the part of the mob and the Sheriff.
| The latter has asked the Governor for troops
to aid him in reloading the trains of
| the Monon and Erie roads which have been
1 captured during tho last two days, and are
| still being held here despite all the Sheriff
| can do. The mob still numbers about 200
men, but only few can be seen on the
! streets this morning, most of them having
| gone home last night for much needed rest.
| As vet no word has been received from the
| Governor i'll reply to the appeal Of the
Sheriff.
BRAZIL. Ind, June 80, 1894 A passenger
| train on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
| road was held at Momence by the officials
l OF the ROAD, lASU nlSuJ DeCtuSc biio
| men refused to attach car of ice and a
car of beer billed to this city. The train
carries the United States mail, and it Is re-
| reported that President Carpenter ordered
the train held week unless the trainmen
concluded to haul the desired freight
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, June 80, 1894.-There
| is no change in the strike situation here.
l Much perishable freight has been lost The
railway company has refused to feed pas
! sengers detained here, and the American
Railway Union has taken up collection for
the destitute ones.
SALrDA, c., June 30, 1S94-The Ameri-
can Railway Union has decided not to
handle Pullman cars. President Jeffrey's
orders are to move no trains without Pull
man sleeping cars. A complete blockade of
the Rio Grande system may result.
TACOMA, Wash, June 80, 1694.-The Pa
cific division of the Northern Pacific Rail
way is not fully tied up, as several local
trains were moved yesterday. After initiat-
| ing 200 men the American Railway
| Union took another vote last night
on the question of striking, and decided to
strike by very small majority. Two hum
dred and seventy five employees at the Ta-
coma carshops, and twenty one freight
clerks and twenty-one trackmeli have
i struck. No freight is moving. Five full