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

NEWS OF CENTRAL POINTS.
st. Louis SituNtiOn--Dcnvrr Runs
short OF supplies.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.--Ofiicials at East
President Debs to order out all A. II. l..
men on the Big Four road. A dcspatch
from Moberly. Mo. says that all A.
X. u men on the Wabash. West. struck
last evening In aid of the Pullman boy
colt and against n recent reduction In
wages OF from ~ TO ~ per cent. The
trains in the yards are tied up.
At Wabash headquarters II was stated
that since the arrival % the militia at
Decatur the si'uuti N has materially I'M
proved. rhe pass .ngers of two trains
from Chicago. which have been stalled
in Decatur since Sunday, arrived here
last evening on n special train under
guard and manned by n non-union crew.
T".ins In all directions have been
started out of Decatur. and the yards
were cleared Of delayed trains. All the
! main repair shops on the Wabash VIII
! be CLOSED until the strike Ia settled.
Two hundred and nifty engineers. fire
! men, switchineY ani all the night roa
force IN the Wabash yards In this city
! went on; last night.
SIX hundred ciorHs and warehousemen
.
and Eas, st. Louis have been laid of
because of the strike.
Missouri Troops Warned.
The first ominous threat to-day
came IN tn" shape of orders for the
First Regiment, NJ. ~ o.. to place itseli
OF further instructions. Though ther.
has 40 far been no suspicion OF violence
thcre Is no way of determining VIVA
no, ha N
strikers returning to work expires to-
day.
strike on the SOuthwestern.
In compliance with orders received
from President pchs. I.scal Union No
81. a. Il. L.. at Pine Bluff. Ark. last
night declared II strike ON the ST. Loui,
Southwestern road, to take effect a
midnight. Thirteen labor orGaniza lions
on the road, with II membership of l,s0
are affected by the order.
j. NJ. :. White, local freight agent o
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
road, announces that not Il man on tina
roud has quit thus Ear. and that al
trains are moving without hindrancc.
Denver Hard Up for supplies.
DENVER. July 3.-The strike here 4
in the h5:;!S, of the General Commstte
! tbhlntStt hl every department. IL
shops OF both the Santa F'r and III
: Denver and Rip Grande ar" working
with frw forces. The lio Grandc mel
lin refuse to strike.
: Potatoes are selling at 81 per 10
pounds. Not more than "a tons of ca
H. in the hands OF dealers. and If III
strike lasts two days longer, the cahl
lreS viii have u stop running. IN
electric line has three months suppl
: on hand.
information has been received to tn
effect that the SANTA f. has discharge
. seven euSiEeers at La JuntG for re
fu-iuE 10 take out trans.
United states troops are on their wa
from here to Ration, \. NJ. where the
, VIII be relieved by troops from La
Vegas
Troops Arrive Mt Trinidad.
TRINIDAD, col July THE Unite
States troops arrived here last nigh
. SLOW progress was mad because ever
: bridge ana switch was examined hcfoI
/ the tram was permitted to cross. III
: arrival nf the troops was a surprise
, the strikers. as they had cut the wire
$ The only occurrence in the way of di!
? turbance was an attempt to pull II
g fireman from the engine, whereupon n
I engineer and fireman Were taken
, camp under escort. where they WEI
; kept all night.
J. Raising BiocLades mt Pueblo.
PUEBLO. Col, July 3.-The II
Grande has commenced to employ ne
nremen, and will now run trains u
T. time
i The Union Pacific, Denver and Gu
I blockade wac raised by Deputy Marshal
u and the Santa Fee is getting its trdi
n service Strengthened out.
Y The report sent out that an enginel
g and iremen have been lynched in tn
@ city Is unfounded so far as known her
. About dozen strikers have been "A
l. rested ON charge OF Interfering wit
l. the movement of trains There was
r. noisy demonstration last night but !
ii serious trouble occurred.
Two strikers and two deputies got in
a fight in which the strikers We
worsted Strikers gathered in owe
If, wheming numbers and drove the dep
- ties 10 cover. United States Marsh
!, Israel Is here with about 800 deputies
,, Tie-Up mt Sioux City.
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