The evening world., 1894-07-13
Stnmrrdc OF Decntur Strikers.

TO the IDEA that they VIII win.
stampede of Decatur strikers.
DECATUR, Ill. July IL. The va
bash strike collapsed here Yesterday
Two or three nen as>.% for work
to be "A stampede, over 200 applications
being made. All passenger ana freight
trains are running.
strike over ut Peoria.
PEORIA. III. July 1S--The strike
ended here yesterday. Most Of the men
OF the Rock Island and Peoria and Pekin
Union have returned to work.
Newspapers Not Inundated.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, July 1S.-In an.
swer to the American Railway Unions
d demand that al papers Of Fort Wayne
denounced the threat. The papers have
all denounced Pullman's treatment Of
his employees.
EI-Freixht Chief Indicted.
TACOMA. Wash, July is;-C. a.
ment Of the Northern Pacific. was ar
George Hunter and A. c. McCielland
lllegc he tried TO induce then, to quit
working for the Company; He Vas held
in 5000 for 4 hearing to-day. The Fed
cral Grand Jury has indicted him Oh
the same charge.
strikers Apply for Work.
FARGO, n. H., July l3.-rhe Northern
Pacific mer are fast returning TO work.
The officials report enough employees
to MI all places. The rnen who go back
are, not given their old places, bnt put
town the a. Il. u. officers withdrew
from the order, II majority OF them re-
turning to work. At Mandan and Dick
their ola positions. Freight trains arc
commencing to run.
RsiIromd Calls for Protection.
COLUMBUS. O., July lS.-Thc Colun.
bug. Hooking Valley and Toledo Rail
road Company last evening made de
lnsnd oil Sheriff Riley, of Hooking coun-
ty for protection at Jacksonville, where
to-day. Tie situation has been threat
ening. The Sheriff viii not demand Tor
troops unless h fails TO ma intaln order.
The Adjutant-General has been i'll con
suItatiun VITA Coy. McSinls! and every.
thing Is in readiness t. move the militia.
big -Four strike Humor Denied.
CINCINNATI. O.. July lS.--Mr. O'Dell.
chairman of the Local Assembly OF
brotherhood Of Locomotive lrlremen, was
In this city yesterday afternoon. lie had
been to Terre Haute. lie refused to
speak on the reported prospective STRIKE
Of Big -Four locomotive tremen. Last
night he returned to Terre Aaute. Fire
men deny that any strike was ordered.
Troops Cause a strike in Texas.
GALVESTON. Tex. July l3.-At the
request Of the Santa Fe management
for more protection. the Galveston Light
Artillery was ordered TO the Santa Fc
yards last evening. Upon the arrival OF
the troops. employees in all branches of
the service struck, refusing to work un-
der military protection. The troops
were soon removed and work resumed.
DENVER. Col. July 13.-One OF tn,
A. K. y; Committee for this district has
started for Chicago to confer with Pres
| ident Debs. 1t Is understood the mem
bers OF the Executive Committee from
all over the country have been called I.
| the council
To save Fjremen from Expulsion
! TERRE HAUTE, July 13.--E'red Keel.
| er. of Texas, of the Grand Lodge Loco
motive Firemen, and Hartman George
=. Reed. of the Missouri .'acific. and II.
N. Limb, of the baltimore and Ohio
/ divisions, are in this city in conference
with Grand Master Sargent over the
strike troubles. 1t is thought that they
seek to prevent the expulsion of fire
men who have quit work Owing to the
Grand Master Sargent has Withdrawn
from the race as Republican candidate
| for Congress from this district.
The situation in Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, July 13--rhe freigh,
blockade is not yet wholly cleared up.
but traffic is expected to be In its nor
NAL condition by next week. The
| Wabash officials have been inyestigatlng
the charges against the trainmen. Some
we're ordered To report for duty some
We're discharged and some OF the Eases
were held for future investigation.
Wabash Traffic In Full swing.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July iS.-The Wa
bash, for he first time since the strike
commenced. got every passenger train
through yesterday. Several freights
were also moved. The officials here say
they Will soon have a full force of men.
The State troops stationed At Decatur
were last night ordered 10 their respec-
tive homes by the Governor.
Jailed for AssnuItins "a switchnRn.
TOPEKA, Kas.. July l3.--J. W. Kuth
srd Patrick Sullivan, both OF Atchison,
We're yesterday sentenced by Judge Fos-
ter to thirty days in jail. Kuth Is IA Mis-
| souri, Pacific employee and sullivan
works in an Athchison foundry. They
We're arrested for contempt Of Court in
disregarding Judge Fosters restraining
order. They assaulted II. +. Ferguson.