Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-10
PEACE And QUIET.
Trains Running on Schedule Tins Oh
All Local Roads.
MAIL AND FREIGHT ARRIVING.
All Concerned Anxious for the End 10
Come soon.-strikcrs' Meetings
last Night and Tonight.

Trains on all local roa IL arc running
on time today and that without any
Interference 10 far an reported. That
the railway tfllclals, however, are not
entirely satisfied that the stfikers in.
tend to keep thc peace Ia all particulars
is evidenced by ths deputy matshals
aud special policemen being tiill kept
on duty NJ hetctoivte.
All has been peace AMI quiet
throughout the day, but expressions
came from both sldes very frequently
to the olect that II would be a good
thing for all concerned when an All.
lusimsnt Of existing difficulties shall
have been made. Not few Of tue
strikers are reported ~ desirous Of 10.
iSg back to work. An important
meeting o. the A. H. u. IL booked for
tonight and orders from Dsbs are
looked for.
Meeting Of STRIKERS Last Might.
The local strikers held meeting last
night A. which tho following tulvgrans
were received;
CHICAGO. July AT meeting OF all
labor organizations OF Chicago last night
10 was voted to strike "Wednesday.
vConnoll OF the Machinists. Mahon, VI
tho street Car Employees. Mcbride, Of
lac Coal Miners, aud Sovereign OF The
knights OF Labor were present, aud ull
are with W.. Many points In rexa, aud
ONO struck today. Old pOluis ali report
loyal stand pat. T.. V. DEns.
GHAND JUNCTION, July o. $50 D. m. 30
Very fow trains running NJ Grand juno.
tlou, aud they are with suab.. Eyorybldy
stands pat CuAtgstAN.
CHICAGO. July @, $3.50 p. IN. An point.
on Union Pacific eNcep. ON. hF reported
on rike. Feioml authorities arc on.
doavoring 10 Uoofoe tho men into work.
ing, with threats OF United = ate. troop,.
tho same threat Is used on all roads,
whether In the hands Of receivers OF NOT.
Troop' cannot move trains. Many placer
In Texas aud Ohio went on, last
T., V. Dgns.
Hand niiis and dsEuAaimIty.
A disturbance was created over tn.
circulation throughout tue Jay o.
hand bills by the Y. NJ. q. A. AnuOunr.
Ing Its program ur tjdRy, aud ovsr
which was the headline, "rhe strike
Ia ovor." The Official, OF tho assoei-
alton explained that II WAS tbs work VI
AN agent Tor which they were IN no
way Responsible. The eKplanatloi
| appeared satisfactory and the following
Telegram from Drhs was read:
John 7. Axiom, Secretary OF tho Y. NJ.
| G. A.-'rho A. II. y. recognizes the
| broad Christian sympathy aud manly
/ bearing Of tho Y. NJ. &. A. the world
over, aud will not intorioros with the
| Operating OF Y. VI. G.. 4. excdriion trains
July l0tn, n facts are as stated la your
! telegram. Our war IN with Pullman.
| Wishing you great success. DEn.,
Carpenters Endorse.
The local Carpenters and Joinefs
| Union held a meeting last ulght aud
| passed the following resolution con.
csfning the strlk
whereas, The American Railway Va
/ ion has gone on strike against, tue
| Pullman Sleeping Car company, because
| 81 reduction OF from 30 10 6u per cent
/ Ga their way =; aud
Whereas, such a course IL contrary to
union principle; now, therefore, be Il
! Ro,olvod, That wo,thU United Brother
/ hood OF Carpenters aud JOinors OF Amer
| len, Union No. 9B OF salt Lake City,
/ U,ab, heartily endorse their action aud
] pledge them our unanimous support