Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-04

Stock receipts today were eight thou.
sand head
KANSAS CITY. August 1.-Federal
Judge Phillips today granted tenn
perorary Injunction against the strik
ING packing house employees at St
Joseph The application was made by
Norris, swift and the Hammond Com.
pany Hundreds oi aifdavits detail
us unlawful acts of violence were
presented, and there was also state
mont from the chief of police and the
iherin that the situation was beyond
control. Interference with Interstate
commerce is given as basis for the
complaint
KANSAS CITY, August l.-There
were NO strike disturbances today
mere. at 81 Joseph or Omaha.
CHICAGO, August Fifteen hun
lred men. women and children sur
.ounded the strikers supply store at
ashland avenue today. Edward Boody.
& strike breaker. was waylaid and
seriously stabbed by three men this
morning
FALL RIVER, Mass, August l.
AS yet there is no break In the ranks
ii the textile workers. Thirty thou.
sand are out 30 far The mills could
Iut reopen today.
CHICAGO. August -Four trains
II strike breakers reached the pack
ng houses today without any annoy.
huIANny gt t,sil ~,
ire conducting themselves in an or
Ierly manner Five cars carried eX
pert men from the East 1t Is said
This morning large crowds again be
ioiEed the strikers Commssary stores
% receive their daily npportlonment
II supplies.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. August mich.
tel Donnclly president of the strik-
ng Amalgamatcd Butchers, arrived to.
lay and while here addressed two
mass meetings before going to Kan
'as city. Federal deputy marshals to
Jay began serving sweeping strike in
functions and the pickets have been
Withdrawn. Meat wagons have not
leen mulcstcd today Packers report
numerous deserlions from the ranks
Jl the unionists and feel confident
.hot they will win the strike In a few
lays
SIOUX CITY, la, August 2.-Cud-
lhy has asked the federal court for
m Injunction against the strikers.
KANSAS CITY, August Police
sergeant Wesley Reynolds Is dying to.
iay MS the result of shot accidental
y fired by Norman L, Rupe, watchman
At Swifrs. Rupe claims he was at
acSed by strikers and fired the shot
o irightcn them. Hearing the shot,
Neynolds ran up to investigate, when
Rupees gun was accidentally discharg-
I'd taking effect In RUPEES abdomen
fhe watchman has given himself up.
HOUSTON, Tex, August katy
ines in Texas are badly tied up by
he strike OF railroad tolegraphers.
The strikers are believed to be well
organized. Their places are difficult
20 hll. but strenuous efforts are being
made
The tic-up Is in response to n strike
order issued by the president of the
order of Railway Telegraphers, with
headquarters at st. Louis The strike
Affects both the main line and the
many branches,
The action of the men is the result
Of demands that were made several
months ago. and which have been the
cause OF frequent conferences between
he officials Of the telegraphers union
and those OF the railroad The men
asked TOR an increase in wages and
certain other concessions.
NEVADA, Mo. August katy
passenger and freight trains running
behind time and carrying signals. No
business is being done here.
SEDALIA. Mo, August Both the
Katy" flyers ran eight hours late this
morning and all the other passenger
rains OF the road are from six ~ ten
hours behind There Is no strike here
but all stations along the line are
deserted and the lrainmen won't leave
stations unti assured of clear track
iong distance telephones are being
used
Practically no freight is moving.