The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-14

United States governments will be compelled
to proceed against the strikers. DeoS said
the members of the union had NO desire ia
come into conflict with the govern mont. and
none Of the strikers will interfere with the
mails. He assured Mr.. Troy that he would
issue instructions to every point where the
boycott 10 in operation that mails must bs
allowed to proceed.
Must Not Discharge A. X. y. Men.
SACRAMENTO. June % -The strike situa-
ton at this point appears 10 be unchanged.
None but local trains are running in and
out of tho city. Officers of the American
Railroad Union claim their order has q
membership of 2. $50 men in the Sacramento
lodge. and that they are we'll prepared to
maintain the boyco on Pullman. g. u.
Worden, delegate from the local lodge to
the convention recently held in Chicago,
stated this afternoon that if any Of the
unions men shall be discharged by the
Southern Pacific for refusing to handle
Pullman cars the company will be given
six hours in which 10 reInstate them. In
the event of refusal the union will tie up
the entire Southern Pacific system. freight
and passenger service.
California Mails Must Move.
Los ANGELES. CAL. June 2&-United
OtoSCS DiSSA1Os hStOIAboy OOnuSO sCN~y -
ceived Geographic orders from Attorney
General Olney to take all necessary steps to
compel the transmission of mails. Dennis
said he would enforce the law, which ap-
piled as much to the railroad company as
to employees. The United States marshal
has sworn in large number OF deputies TO
carry out the district attorneys orders.
At Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, June 28.-The railroad tie.
up here is complete. The Southern Pacific
and Santa Fe yards are jammed foil Of
abandoned trains. In the Santa Fe yards
the men refuse even to switch Incoming
trains or take locomotives TO their stalls.
The Santa Fe men charge that q Geographic
message from President Debs formally or.
dering strike, was confiscated here last
night.
Finally Got . Train Out.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 28.-The Southern
Pacific has succeeded in dispatching q
train for The east. At 1910 o'clock tonight
train consisting Of three Pullman sleepers,
three mail cars TWO regular coaches and .
diner left for the east without any trouble.
by regular union men, with the exception
Of two brakemen and fireman.
N. r. Trains Leave Portland.
PORTLAND. Ore. June 2a-The Pullman
strike has not affected the city yet except
that car cleaners refuse to clean Pullman
cars. The Southern Pacific and Northern
Pacific both sent out regular trains tonight
drawing Pullman cars
SEATTLE. WASH, June 28-The Seattle
Railway Union held a meeting this evening
to decide whether to strike or not.
Business At Davenport Suffering.
DAVENPORT, WASH. June 28.--[Special. ]
No trains are running on the Washington
Central today. The west bound train
everything is at standstili. Opinions re-
garding the strike are about equally di-
vided. Business is suffering. and If trains
do not run in a few days the mill and other
business will close down.
Trains Leave Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June 28-Thfse
through Santa Fe passenger trains, each
carrying Pullman. started out this even
ing. one to Chicago and two to the west,
without RESISTANCE. The other roads are
still unaffected. The switchmen are now
holding meeting to decide whether or not
10 join the strike.
Wallace Men D~ms and More Pay.
WALLAcs. Idaho, June 28.-[Special.j-
All the Northern Pacific employees struck
today for a return to the wages allowed
them prior to January /. Consequently
the Poorman mine closed at s this evening,
40 they are out of wood. Other mines will
not be affected for several days
The Burlington Will Not Yield.
authoritively early today that the general
superintendent Of the Burlington system at
Chicago had informed the A. Il. u. leaders
that If the Pullman Car Company does not
consent to arbitrate within "a hours his
road wilt cease to haul Pullman cars. This
was denied late this afternoon.