The evening world., 1894-07-06

| Of the A. r. u, at which addresses will
be made by Nice-pres,dent Carney. Of
| the Amalgamated Association, and other
labor leaders.
GETTING AT NEW ORLEANS.
A Strike May Yet he Forced There.
The News Elsewhere.
tBy Associated Prcss.)
NEW ORLEANS. July 6.-Hurley ard
Harrison. the Committee from Chicago
| organized a. X. u. branches here last
night and brought pressure to bear from
other labor unions until It was decided
to force strike here beginning with
the Illinois Central and then taking in
the Louisville and Nashville.
More strikers at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 6.--The Little
Rock and Memphis employees at $50
into effect at this morning. Attorney
General Olney last night telegraphed
| the District-Attorney to prepare an ON
nibus injunction against all strikers to-
day.
Denver Men Go Out To-Day.
all A. r: Y; men employed on the Den
yer and Rio Grande was received from
pebs Yesterday: The men held a meet
Ing and decided to comply with the or.
! men Will go out to-day.
At a meeting of the knights OF La
Dor, II was decided to take no action at
present with reference to the A. II. U.
strike.
Distress Beyond Fargo.
| FARGO, n. D., July 6.-The situation
In strike-stricken towns west of Fargo
Is growing deci iedly serious. No trains
provisions are running low in many
places. while prices Of all edibles are
soaring, Ten drayloads Of mail have
accumulated in the Northern Pacific bag
gage room.
Troops Wanted mt MOberly.
Hayes. of the Wabash. has asked Gov
stone to send militia to Moberly to
protect his trains and men from acts
| replies that he will prevent the forcible
detention of trains and bring to punish
ment all violators Of the law.
Southwestern Men Won't Quit.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, July 6.-The at.
tempt TO involve, the. St. Louis and
sso .na road IN the str!ksy and to
road, has most signally failed. All the
men on the line are at work, and trains
! OF all kinds are moving regularly.
Trains Run ut Trinidad.
TRINIDAD, Col, July GA large num-
Der OF trains on all roads moved yestsr-
day. The a. Il. L. has elected new Off
| rested. The tunnel ie guarded ut either
end by troops.
RiotinT mt Spokane.
SPOKANE Wash, July 6.-Tho
Northern Pacific passenger train arrived
mere at y. M. yesterday under an
armed guard OF deputies. A crowd Of
oOJ strikers and sympathizeTs gathered
at the depot. but no violence was shown
The crowd grew later to LOCO, and riot
Ing began. The mob ditched four en-
gines and wounded three deputies by
throwing stones. EX-Police Captain
Martin was severely wounded in the
head.
st. Louis StiII Easier.
ST. LOUIS. July G.-Passenger trains
practically the usual regularity, and in
every case with full equipment. Freight
/ traffic Is also growing better.
Out They Go at Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb., July 6.--All the switch
men and flremer on the Chicago. st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha road In
this city struck this morning.
Another Road Tied In.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. July s..-Louis-
vile. Evansville and ST. Louis Con
solidated road is tied up to-day. The
pointed by the United States Court.
sheds and Cars Burned nt Cairo.
CAIRO. H.. July 6.-Two freight
sheds, 800 feet wide and go feet long, re-
spectively, and twenty-three freight
cars. We're burned al o'clock this morn
ing in the Mobile and Ohio yards In ihis
city. 1t Ia believed the fire was H.
ccndiary.
switchmen Quit at DaInth.
DULUTH, Mimi, July 6.--'rhe st. Paul
and Duluth road has been drawn into
the strike here. All switchrnen 0uiC this
morning, and clerks and other en-
pioyees are making up the trains. Trains
are going out on the Omaha with non
union firemcn. TIE Northern Pacific is
closed UP digit and nothing Is moved,
Portland Longshcrcmen strike.
PORTLAND. Ore, July G.-In obedl-
encc (" an order from General Master
Workman SOVEREIGN. the I'ongshorSS-
here this morning. They, refused 70
unload freight from the Union Pacific
steamer State of California. Ofnrinls
had no trouble In securing non-union
men The railroad situation here re-
mains unchanged.
strike Supported at Joliet.
JOLIET. H.. July 6-The 4. II. L.
met to-day and decided to support the
strike at Joliet The engineers her"
have refused 70 work without their
out by the A. r. t., and are holding
meeting this afternoon TO consider the
The Illinois steel Company has been
compelled 10 shut down, owing to lack
OF fuel.
Troops Awe strikers.
SPRINGFIELD, H.. July 6.-T'he pres
ence OF four companies OF State troops
here has efrectually awed the strikers,
and the Wabash Railroad Company to-
day got out one passenger train East
| and one West, both guarded by troops.
TIE troops were compelled to charge the
strikers al various points, one striker
caught Col. Culver's sword and attempted
| to take II from him. Great crowds OF
strikers gathered near the, depois. The
ards for Their entire length are guarded
| 10y troops.