The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

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the frsmen out because the Company Is
burning non-union coal-that is fuel
hauied by the Panhandle road.
Troops IN the Far West.
Troops are being moved to raise the
blockade in California and Colorado. but
there is prospect that they will be
stopped in transit by engineers who are
in sympathy with the strikers.
There have been many collisions be-
tween the officers and the members of
the Union. but thus far there has been
no loss Of life.
An attempt to move troops from
Springfield, ILL.,. to Decatur and Danvi.le
preclpitated small riot. and at several
points along the route strikers impedcd
their passage.
Marine EAgtAeers Act.
Land and water are to Join hands in
the strike: a deputation OF marine engi-
neers visited Uhlrich's Hall last night
and stated that the local union here had
resolved not to handle pound of
freight hauled by any one Of the boy
cotted roads. They said they had been
authorized to give this Information by
Thomas F. Dowd. President Of the Local
Union OF Marine Engineers and Secre-
tary of the National Union. They add
ed that. IL that would not suffice, the
Union would quit work whenever called
out.
This news was cheeringly received and
may result In a call out as the Union Is
determined to cripple transportation by
land and water. This Ia the first offer
to pour the lakes into the controversy,
and tho Union will consider the matter
to-day, and avail themselves Of 1t to
suspend freight business and involved
shipping on the lakes. The marine en-
ginecrs are examined. qualified and
licensed men. and IL they go out their
places cannot be supplied. The Railway
Union is much elated over this accession.
No Strike on the st. Paul.
The Grievance Committee Of the en-
ployees Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad were in session until
late last night, and they were visited
by a large number of the Chicago EN-
ployees Of the road.
There Is no strike OF the men on the
st. Paul road" said Chairman Durbon
NOR will there be one unless it is or.
dcred by this Committee. A year ago we
had a strike all to ourselves and gained
what we demanded. Since then we have
maintained our own road federation
composed of the lodges OF the resula,
organizations. We think we are fully
able to attend to our part Of the bust
ness"
Managers Wont Rack Down.
In an interview last evening. John NJ
Eean. Manager OF the General Mana
gers Association said:
The railroad companies do no,
recognize in this strike the element Of
! Pullmanism, and will not have II in
jected into the question at any stage
OF any proposition. We have no conf
promise to Offer and there Is none that
panies are standing together. There Il
no bnckdown from our previously an
nounced position. and We are fil!ing the
places of the strikers, whom we ne
longer consider in our service"
Big Four" and wabash.
ST. LOUIS. July 3.-ohicials at Eas,
st. Louis have received orders from
49,, ~, 80. nj - 800 A 1osn.,.,
from Moberly. Mo-. says that all A
r. II men on the Wabash. West, strucl
last evening In aid OF the Pullman boy
colt and against n recent reduction IL
wuees of from, 10 to 20 Der cent. Tn,
trains in the wards are tied up.
Al Wabash headouarters Il was stat t
tina, since the arrival o. the militia u
Decatur the situati IN has materially i'm
nroy,d The uass .nrers of two train
fron, chicago which have been STALLED
in Decatur since Sunday, arrived her,
last evening ON a special train unde
guard and manned by oh-uh'oh crew.
tn." :" -" 49, "a
sta''eo ou' Vi beS ~ - ~,
were cleared % ueA''u ,,an,s. ,,.,,
mum rspa" shops o' NV
be closed until the strike IL settiso'
Two hundred and fifty engineers. fire
,ar s,,,.o,,,,.r and al, tho night roa,
iheti' H"''e"'''e'' o"e ~ NV "e
force in the Wabash yards In THIS CIT.
went out last might.
CT, L,,,r., - ,d r,a r,house,os,
DIN huhu'eu .'efhs anu
employed b. the RAILROADS. IN 'his CIT:
anu nAs. ~. 800.
because Oh 'he S'rihe'
Strike on the southwestern.
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