Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
MAKES ORDER PERMANENT
Judge Munger Decides the Union Pacific
Injunction Case Against the Men.
ElGHTY-NINE STRIKERS ARE INVOLVED
Injunction f. Less adIcR Tha
Original order and Falls Far
short OF Ideal Sought
by Baldwin.

Judge Munger's decree in the injunction
case against the Union Pacific strikers was
fled with the clerk Of the United States
district court yesterday afternoon. II makes
permanent the temporary restraining or
der issued September Is, involving las Of
the strikers, against eighty-nine OF the
respondents, dismissing the bills against
the other hfty-six because OF a lack Of
evidence to show that they had partlci-
pated in, counseled or advised or had any
knowledge Of any acts of violence or threats
or intimidation for which the others are
enjoined. These bills are dismissed at the
cost Of the complainants.
Those against whom the injunction is
made permanent are:
James White, John T. Mcdonald. Joseph
Crebo. John Lila. Charles Pospisil, K. p.
Idndquist, George Menzies. William A.
Grieb, John clair, James Hogan, Adolph
John +. McCabe, A. II. Willett, G. l..
Perkins p J. Murphy. Gordon Thorpe
James b. Carey, c. f. Clark, L. c. Cava-
naugh c. p Cavanaugh, c.. II. Doerr,
4 q Prnan. 8 Eiermsn, E. I. Ed G a
G. l. Hurst. A. l.. Hildinger, Fred Iselin,
a Lu%tenegger, C.. e. Leeder, w. Lindsay,
] A. McKenna. Matt Maisenbacher, r.
Muir, w A. Noble J. Nelson, G. A.
P Pstat F. 4. R9 her e F. B. Roberts
= -. -.
George w. Smith D. sullivan G. Thiel,
j. W9taws F. White, P Wolfe. F. Zots7
liam Maher, John Nelson, ole Oleson, Pat
rick Roach, Hugh O'Neil, William Britton,
III. narrower, NJ. ]. McEvoy. J. B. Had
field, Daniel Oman, James Mcneil, j. G.
Mccain, Roderick McGrath, David O'Don-
nell, Andrew Peacock, Charles Craren.
Michael Spellman, Patrick McGovern, ]. c.
Thomas Starkey, William Myers. Michael
RBiiIeti John kerrigan; {: s. Winscott'
Thomas L. Wilson, fourth vice president
of the International Association OF Machin-
lists, by whose order the machinists all over
the system went out on a strike and who
has been directing affairs for this craft at
the headquarters in Omaha, and A. S. Mil
dred, member of the executive committee
for the machlnists. are among those exempt
from the operations of the injunction.
Judge Munger's Decree.
The text OF Judge Munger's decree is:
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed thai
each and all of the respondents not dis.
missed as aforesaid, and any and all Other
persons associated with them in commit,
ting the acts and grievances complained Of
I'm said bill, be and they are hereby ordered
and commanded to desist and refrain from
in any manner interfering with the FIRE,
use and occupation by complainant of an!
and all of its property or premises of every
kind and character. and from entering upoI
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the purpose of interfering with, hinderinl
or obstructing its business. and from com
pelling or inducing, or attempting to com
pei or induce, by threats, intimidation
force or violence, any of the employees o
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compelling or inducing. or tempting L
compel or induce. by threats. intimidation
complainant to leave the service of com
piainant; and from preventing. or attempt
Ing to prevent. any person or persons. b!
threats, intimidation. force or violence
from entering the service of complainant
or from preventing, by violence or in an!
sons from going to or upon the premises o
complainant for any lawful purpose what
any person or persons to commit any o
either of the acts aforesaid; and the sal
respondents, each and all of them, are for
hidden and restrained from congregating a
or near the premises of complainant 70
coercing said employees or preventing Their
from rendering their service to said com
plainant; and from inducing by intimida
ton, coercion or threats, any employee {
leave the employment of said complainant
or from attacking. assaulting, threatenin
or by use of abusive language, or in an
manner of intimidation, at any place With
the City of Omaha, attempting to proven
any of the employees of complainant fror
continuing in Its service, or any person o
persons from engaging in the service O
complainant; and each and all of them ar
enjoined and restrained from going, eithe
Eingly or collectively, TO the homes of com
plainant's employees, or any of them, 70
the purpose Oh Illuminating OF COeTclnR. an
or all of them to leave the employment q
complainant, or from entering complain
ants employ, and as well from m
ing or threatening In any manner the wive
and families of said employees for the pun
pose of preventing any employee from re
manning In the service of complainant.
Impossible to Specify.
The court adds:
II is impossible as well as impractical
for the court In advance to specify all tn
acts or things which shall or may const
tute intimidation or coercion. This must b
LEFT to the wisdom and intelligence of RI
spondents. Any violation of the order will
however, be done at the party's peril.
AS to the matter Of the strikers main