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

Illinois Central. on which trouble has
just commenced. Firemen on the Omaha
road quit work yesterday morning, ana
the A. Il. I. men on the Chicago, NIL
afternoon. No freight cars moved on
the Omaha yesterday and officials say
they will make no attempt to move any
unless a change occurs. Several passen-
out.
Strikers spiked the switches and pre-.
vented the Norfolk passenger train on
the Omaha from moving. The Milwau-
kee shop men quit at o clock II. VI.
Iowa Troops Out.
The situation last night became more
serious. Companies II ami ], Fourth
city, have been ordered out hv the
Sheriff. Gov. Jackson has been requested
to order ont the whole regiment. strikers
and sympathizers gathered in III" yards
In large numbers after dark and pre-
vented all trains from leaving tn" cay.
situation at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. July IA committee
to go out last night Supt Peters imme-
lately employed new men ana has
numerous applications for places II re-
ported strikers. The only interr@ptIon
receive perishable freight or live .ock
for Chicago or st. Louis
The Big Four. as well az Other roads,
Is running passenger trains, but not
Although six engineers on th" Queen
ana crescent quit yesterday on account
OF running with green crews. their places
were promptly filed. tn" plIrcs of others
will he filed to-day. all engines as well
as trains being guarded by deputies with
Winchesters. Fircmcn of baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern, Cincinnati. Hamilton
and Dayton and Big -Four who are mem
bers OF the American l'nion go out to-
day. Officers say they ar" not numerous.
and say they have new men for all their
places.
800 striker. at indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, july 3.--Big -Four
men. to the number Of 80 went out last
evening, These. with the Lake Erie
and Western and lielt road strikers and
smaller bodies, will make the total num-
Der on strike here ABOUT 1900 Two OF
three trains were interfered with. bu,
the police succeeded In sending them OF
their way. The strikers have deter.
mined to Use no force. but to persuade
the trainmcn when they arrive here tc
leave the trains engines. &c. and this
has Pre- we'd effective In some Instances
TO strike in Detroit.
DETROIT, July Sat a meeting OF
800 members of the A. II. L. and other
railroad employees last night, 1t wa,
strike on all railroads In the city to-day
All sNItrhmen employed in the unor
! Station yards have struck. The De
troit, lansing and Northern and Film
operated nearly on time, however, beint
| handled by the trainmen.
The Wabash Is tied up. Canadian Pa
cihc passengers are sent direct to tn,
Michigan Central trains up to moor
were running as usual. also the Crane
Trunk and d.. q. II. and NJ
PORT HURON, Mich, July o.
esn and Of s3e enseeeFs was ne
here lsst evening. II was decided to &
on strike on the Chicago and Gran,
Trunk at once The question OF
striKc on the Detroit division Is as we
undecided.
Tie-Up tat LIN Crosse.
LA CROSSE, Wis. July 3.-The rail
road tie-up Is now complete. The Bur
ling.on train and shop men are out to
man. Engineers who stuck to the Com
pany through the last strike have nov
yielded The milwaukee, is in the sam
condition. but headed off n strike In tn
ductors say they will not so out will
new or incompetent switchmen. passcn
ger trains have been on time 10 far.
Michigan militia Ready.
LANSING. Mich. July I'm respons
houn County. Gov. Rich this mornin
ordered the Fourth Regiment to assem-
/ h!e at Its armor!es and be In readi
ness to move 10 Battle Creek.
Trying to Win pcnnsylvsMi" Men
FORT WAYNE. Ind, July 9Th
! Wabash switchmen left their work thi
morning and the yard engines are 1
here are closed and 30 men are out q
work. An effort Is being made to ir
duce the Pennsylvania switchmen
strike and 1t may he successful thl
! evening.
Superintendent Of Motive Power. c.,
..potl-r has called the Pennsylvania sh
loremrn up for consultation and 1t IL be
lI-ved the works viii lie closed indet
/ ntely. There are 100 men employed
these shops.
The Nick.l-riate road is completed
ti-.! up this morning.
All Quiet al Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. o.. July a..The men
lcrs of the A. r. l.. here held "a NEE
ing last nirht and received that II me-
,ssary they would strike. Up to moo
to-day. however. trains are moving
usual and all IS quiet.
Alton Train. Abandoned.
BLOOMINGTON. H., July 3-Thel
are five passenger trains OF the Chicas
and Alton lying ON the sidetracks at I'll
Union Depot and vicinity. Every trai
as ii came in was abandoned for the re!
son that the nremen refused to allo
men to 20 upon the engines. Every ma
in the train service of the Alton Is no
nut, excepting the engineers, and the
may decide to 90 out at the meeting t
day. There are COO passengers here AZ
many cases of great hardship
Paralysis ut MWttoOn. III.
MATTOON, H.. July 3.-Five hui
hred Rig -Four employees are ont {
II strike inaugurated last nigh
There Is n complete tie-np here. IT
! strikers are orderly. President Hi
Of the \. X. T.. says the chief grie'
ance Is thu existence of the Manager
Association.
More Mnii Trains stopped.
MONTPELIER. o.. July The tract
here are filled with freight and passe
ger trains. only one passenger ira
, passed through to-day. Montpelier is
> junction ut the Wabash division and
the key To the whole system. The stri
ers are putting forth every effort
make their resistance felt at this pit
point
, Tho mail train due here from Il
| West this morning il dead on II
= switch at Ashley, Ind. twenty-h'
. miles west of here. The switches n
2 spiked, anl strikers guard them. II
: mail due here from the East is detain
1T ibelraN, Mich.
? The strikers will consent to the tran
= ger cars attached. but the officials
the road say that the whole train mu
move.
! Great Northern Threatened.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 3.-The A. II.