Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-06-30
PARALYZED RAILROADS.
Grave Troubles Resulting from the
Great Pullman Boycott.
Few Car Wheels Moving-Ultimatun
of the Burlington-Arrests at
Albuquerque.

Chicago. June 3O.-Five hundred en-
ployes of the Rock Island railroad struck
at Z a. m. to-day. Switches were spiked
and other threatening demonstrations
made and police protection was called for
by the company.
CREWS WALKED OUT.
Pomeroy, Ohio.-All the freight crews
on the river division of the Columbus,
Hooking Valley & Toledo road walked
out of the yard to-day in obedience to
orders from headquarters, leaving this
city in condition where no freight can
be moved by rail. Mail trains are still
running.
STRIKE MORE EFFECTIVE.
St. Louis.--The strike is more effective
to-day. The Terminal association en-
ployes have refused to handle Pullman
cars. The Mobile q Ohio managers have
yielded to the strikers and will at once
resume service without Pullman cars.
CHARGED WITH DISTURBING THE PEACE.
An American Railway Union director,
George Kern, was arrested to-day on
complaint of the Terminal association on
the charge of disturbing the peace.
FREIGHT TRAFFIC SUSPENDED.
Kansas City.--Santa Fe passenger
trains are arriving from and departing
for the east, but none are moving on the
lines west. Freight traffic is suspended.
NOT WHEEL wHIRLING.
Chicago.-The tie up on the Rock
Island is complete. Not wheel is turn
ing.
SITUATION AT DENVER.
Denver.-The Denver & Rio Grande
trains arrived and departed this fore
noon as usual with Pullman cars.
The Gulf train from Texas did not ar
rive this morning. 1t was detained at
Trinidad by the refusal of the fireman to
90 out unless the Pullman cars were de-
tached.
The Santa Fe's California train on the
Colorado Midland was sent out this morn
ing but is not likely to get beyond Colo
RADIO City, where the Midland employees
have joined the strike.
The Santa Fe succeeded in starting q
train east from La Junta to-day with two
Pullmans, which had been stalled there
since Wednesday.
WILL BE TIED UP AT 6 P. NJ.
Chicago.-The Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul and all its branches will be tied
up at o'clock tonight.
MOVING WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
The Chicago & Northwestern passenger
service is moving without interruption.
TWO THOUSAND MEN OUT.
st. Louis.-The strike here is complete.
Over 1000 men are out.
BuRL1NaToN's ULT1MArUM.
1t is semi-officially stated that the
managers of the Burlington have notified
Pullman that if he does not consent to ar
bitration within twenty-tour hours they
will cease hauling Pullman cars
UNION PACIFIC MEN OUT.
Denver.-The Union Pacific and the
Denver g. Gulf roads are tied up this
afternoon, the employees refusing to
handle trail ms containing Pullman cars.
WILL NOT MIX IN THE TROUBLE.
Omaha.--There is no change in the stu
alton here in reference to the strike,
except the declaration of the presidents of
the local labor unions that they do not
propose to mix up in the trouble.
UGLY NOTICE TO STRIKERS.
Milwaukee.-The strike is a failure SO
far as this city is concerned. The North
western officials here posted notices to-
day to all the men who quit that they
must consider themselves discharged
never to enter the service of the road
again.
STRUCK AT COLORADO SPRINGS.
Colorado City.-The employees of the
Santa Fe in the shops here and along the
Colorado Midland, except the conductors
and engineers, struck this afternoon. The
Midland Is completely paralyzed.
RIO GRANDE TRAINS HALTED.
train due here at a. III. from Denver has
not arrived. The trains on the Midland
and Rio Grande due here from the west
at noon are lying at Grand Junction, as
the fremen refuse to 60 with Pullman
cars.
SERIOUS SITUATION AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City.-The strike situation is
growing worse for the railroads. The
Santa Fe has 1900 cars in the Argentine
yards, 800 of them loaded. The switch
men are deserting their own organiza-
tion in large numbers and joining the A.
R. U. No through trains from the west
on the Santa Fe have arrived since Tues
duy. The New Mexico train on the Santa
Fe due to leave here at noon to-day has
been abandoned.
ARRESTED AT ALBUQUERQUE.
Albuquerque.-Late last night H. E.
Kockendorfer, president of the local
branch Of the A. R. u, and W. H Curtis
and ]. R. Thomas, members of that order,
were arrested and will have hearing be-
fore Judge Collier on Monday morning to
show why they should they not be punish
ed for contempt of court. The president is
accused of inducing the men on the At
lant:c & Prcific to quit work and Messrs.
Curtis and Thomas are arrested because
they refused togo to work when requested