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Roper“ From All flutes West at tho His-
in
of the WM s‘sld ,
struggle with “the Pullman com” ro-
solvos itseli into actintost between labor
and capital. ,
, Upon the gmund that tho ‘workingruan
deserves a just proportion of the proceeds
of his labor the Pullman company is as.
sailcd. The nduction in wages became
insufficient to support the men who did
the labor. increasing thereby their debt to
the Pullman corporation till their souls
' ntcRaiircsd ‘ - st. ‘ L ‘
ALI. anchors outrun.
slsslppi Show hum l’lod Up and [on
Oat—Twas” Thousand Man In Chicago
Are Idle. '
murmur, Juan ”HI-Th motor
of tbscardrpsmnsnt of the West, it-
wsukcs shortcut the Chicago. Milwaukee
and St. Paul road have struck. The corn-
‘panyipostcd abuiiotin notifyingthc rasa
I.tlhsetl’tlm shops would be closed Indcib
Caicsco, Juno {low-The first overt act
of violence in tho‘rnilroad strikc has oc»
curred. The engineer and fireman of an
Illinois Central suburban train ware driv-
en from their on no bya mob of 20C
men, who invited hour with rocks and
brick! and chased them away.
The train south bound from Chicago
was, stopped just north of the crossing at
Burnside Station. One of the urikers
drew the coupling pin connecting the 10:,
oomotivs with the train, and 12 others
boarded the cab and famed the engineer
‘and fireman to jump out. As the did so
the mob hogan to pclt them wit stones.
The engineer and fireman find for their
lives, pursued by a portion of the mob,
while others backed the engine Into the
rcuudhnusc close at hand, lcaving the cars
standing on the main track. Latcra north
bound suburban train appeared It, too,
was stopped, the engine detached and
taken to the roundhousc and the cars left
standing on the north bound tracks.
The Roads Affected.
The roads subjected to the boycott ”a:
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Illinois
Central, Chicago and Grand Trunk, Sun.
to Fe. Chicago and Alton, Chicago and
Eric, Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Chi-
cago and Northwestern, Western Indiana,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy; Chica-
go, Milwaukoc and St. Paul; Chicago and
Great Western, Louisville. New Albany
and Chicago; Chicago and Northern Pu-
clilc, Lakc Shore, Michigan Central, New
York, Chicago and St. Louis; Pan Hau-
dlc, Plttsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago;
Wabash, Wisconsin Central and Balti-
moro and Ohio.
The dcputies sent to guard the Santa
Fe were appointed under a new order on
an injunction issued by Judge William
A. Woods of Indianapolis. Attorncy F.
A. Bancroft, representing the road, com-
municated with Judge Woods, and the
judge telegraphed instructions to the clerk
of the United States circuit court.
Attorney Bancroft said it was the in-
tention of tho company to start its trains
with new men, who will be hired to take
marshals will be expected to- prowct the
men from interference under J udgc Woods‘
injunction.
Judge Woods left Indianapolis for Chi-
cago and will be in readiness to enforce
the order or issue other ordcrs if it may be
necessary.
Stockyards Paralysod.
The packers at tho slnckyards tried to
induce tho strikers to take sight trains
loaded with ’ beef and held by them
through, as their refusal to do so would
result in throwing thousands of men at
tho yards out of cmploymcnt.
The men refused. and tho trains were
returned to the packing houses. The pack-
ers say they are afraid to send pcrishablc
freight out of the yards while tlic strike
lasts, as they fear it will hecomc tied up
on the road, where It would spoil.
Tho result is that the stockyani busi-
ness will be pumizycd. Two trains of live
stock on tho Illinois Control outside of
tho yards remained on the tracks bccnusc
tho tralnmcu infused to move them.
Many of the commission houses have
notified their clients in other states not to
ship stock unless the railroad companies
agreed to deliver the shipment and to be
responsible for long delays. The rcsult
is that the shipments bars bceu stopped,
and the price of meat is unwind to take
a rapid jump upward before many days.
Swift it ('0. said:
“We hardly know yct how the tieup
will ailect our business. From present
indications it looks as if tho results would
be disastrous Sumo of our perishable
freight is on tho road now, and we shall
hold the railroads rcsponslhlo if them is
any damage."
May Arrest Dabs and Lynch.
It is reported in contraction with the
general managers’ coufcrcnco that plans
had been formulatcd for tho arrest on
charge of conspiracy of President Debs
and Organizer Lynch. It was said that
the general lnlnltfl't'l'fl had boon advised to
arrest tbsso man and have thorn searched
for papers that Would furnish indisputa-
blo evidence that contain mcn warn smou-
ablo to the conspiracy laws.
”You can say that I roimd to confirm
or dcuy any story concerning thc arrest of
said General Managur Egan, who has
chargc of tho ruanagsrs' and of the strike.
"No, I will not say whether tho matscr
was talked about. We received numerous
reports from tho rcptosautntivcs of the
various roads, and the attorneys are in
consultation over the matter. Possibly
they may make u clmr, conclsc and legally
framed stawuwut of tho stand of the va-
rlour min. Wu auroral to stand togclhur
and fight a common battle. ” Mr Egan
said Mr. l’inkrrum was present as the
radiating. '
l’mldcnt Dabs said concerning the pos-
slbillty of his smut:
"i snticlpatc no tmuhlc with the courts.
and I hardly sou how I can ho crusted un-
til I mmmlt or mum to ho coimnlttod
some overt act of violation.”
'I‘hu llock island road will ho drawn
into tho atriko decoding to the union. Its
sympathetic strikv. 'I’ho Chicago Grunt
Illinois Central has sent out all through
train: so far.
they arc sending trains out.
George Pullman hike.
tbs Pullman company slouc."ssl
the places of the strikers, and the deputy -
either Mr. Dabs or any of his followers." .
cmployom havc prumlscd to go out on a
Weston) is wrapictaly ticd up. but some
of thc cthcr mails are in butter shnpo. 'l'hc
'l‘hc Pan llandlc has put
a number of new men at work. The same
is true of nearly all the othcr roads eatsro
ing Chicago. 'l‘hcy arc suflcring grist in-
cunrcnluncu, but in nearly all instances
9W, ll. Pullman. pmldaat of the
Palm Oar mossy, has specifically do-
and the position of his in the
"Zl’hsstriksisuolougsrsllghs not
and their children were mortgaged to the
company.
Public sympathy was with the strikers.
He cautioned any deprsdations or violence.
The strike rcprcscntcd the rights of labor
not only among railroad men, but in all
denominations of trade. Success, he felt.
was assured.
There are now fully 20.000 rncn idle in
Chicago. The number is him-casing rap~
idly as President Dubs calls the lodges
out. Every railway here is affected. All
the trulnmcn at the Union stockyards
have struck in obedience to Dabs. 'I’hc
number of strlkm is only 300, but no cars
can be switched in or out of the yards.
About 6,000 men will be thrown out of
employment at once.
President Madden of the Illinois State
Federation of Labor has been authorized
to call a mocting, and tin has sent out the
call to tho prcsidcuts of the Trade and
Labor assembly, Building Trades coun-
cil, Central Labor union, Knights of La-
bor, Carpcntcrs' council, Pointers’ coun-
cil and local organizations to meet and
protest against tho Pinkerton detectives
being dopatlzed.
Several meetings of engineers were hold,
and it was decided at all of them that
they will not work with nonunion inch.
The switchmcn will not go out on a
strike. This rcsult was reached after a
long and bound discussion.
Mrike on the Gould system.
Sr. Loris, Juno 30,—Dlmct0l‘ Kora of
the American Railway union received
word from i’rcsiduut Dubs that a strike
had been dcclurrd on the entire Gould sys-
tem. M. J. l-leintt. anothcr director of
the American Railway union, has arrived
hero to assist Kern in the rnnnngcmcnt of
tin: strike.
At a moi-ting of the oiliccrs of the rail-
ways ccntcring hero resolutions were
adopted declaring that it is the duty of
tho railway companies to resist tho strik-
ers and that thcy should act unitcdly to
that and. United States Judge Thaycr
has directed the United States marshal to
protect the St. Louis and San Francisco
road, and deputies guard ouch train.
General Superintendent Clark of tho
Missiouri Pacific and Iron Mountain rail-
roads says he intends to have Pullman
cars run on the system. He stated that
the Gould systems owncda threcquartcr
interest in all the Pullman cars operated
by it. and a boycott of those cars was a
dlract blow at tho railroad. ‘.
Under the dlrcctlon of the local lodge of
the American Railway union committees
worked all day to spread the boycottto all
roads using Pullman cars
1
l'nited States Court lutcrfercs.
Canto. Ills, Juno 30.—-l'ulted States
Marshal Brinton rocclvcd telegraphic in-
structions from Judge W. J. Alli-n of the
United Status districticourt at Springfield
to more all mail traihs that were living
detained. llc accordingly notified the
lcadiug mmubcrs of tho American Hallo
way union to that cfloct, giving them un:
til :3 p. m. to decide whether or not [boy
would offer any inturfcrcucc. A mmmit-
too of strikcrs called on him an hour later
and informed him that the trains would
be allowed to proceed. Twelve trains arc
now tied up here on tho Illinois Central.
Passenger tmins on tho Big Four and lilo-
l)ilc and Ohio roads warn allowed to go
out without slocpors.
Riot Near Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June (ht—Fully 5,000 men
arc out hcrc. Notice has been given by
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton,
Quwn and ('rvsccnt and Baltimore and
Ohio that they will put in new mun lf tho
old onus continua out. Tho Kentucky
Control and liig Four men wore rcluctant
to quit. us they have no gricvunou, but the
orders included all.
It was thought thorn would be no
changc hero till all who did not resume
work worn notiflvd to call for thoir pay
and consider tiwmscivcs trespassors on
railroad premises, but than is violence to.
ported from Ludlow, Ky, across the
river. Now than were stoned and shot at.
sheriff Appeals For Troops.
Hilarious. ind. Juno 30.-Shorifl Fred-
ericks has wired Governor Matthew's for
trmps The strikers havu spikcd switches
and rcfusa to allow any trains having Puli-
mnn cars to proceed.
United States Marshal Hawkins and
two doputics serum! a warrant issued by
J udgo William Iiailcr of the federal court
at Indianapolis upnu I'rosidcut Alexan-
dcr Hhiclds of thc American Railway un-
ion and throc mumborso-l'atrick Sexton.
John Rooms; and Walter St. John. Tho
mob arc charged with having lit-laycd tho
l'nltcd States mail uvor in hours.
At President Dehs' flours.
Timur: llar'rn, ind. .iunc nit—Tho h»
cal lmlgo of the American liailwny union
struck on tho Chicago and limowru Illi-
nois and tho Evannvlilo and Tom lluuto
roads. About 400 men wvilt out, tying up
tho two roads hum cmuplctcly. 'i‘hc or.
gaultatlou is strong hero, being l’msldnnt
llchs’ homo. 'l‘hc iiig i-‘onr will not bu
iroiiblud ham, or it new Wagner (‘uilcllt‘lh
Tho \‘umlnllu lino uses l’ullmnn curs.
Thoir inch arc cxpoctul to strike lummdb
atciy.
[lischargod slalom.
Shortlist, Wash, Juno thin-The Union
Depot company, in charge of the Union
with tho strikers. Manager i}. ii. Smith
for refusing to mupia a Pullman car.
and making up a train with Pullmaus.
'lsip horn Engine-rs.
n grievous. conunittos has been
twssn Abbottsfcrtl, Win. and at. Paul.
men and is helping the A. B. U.
MW.“ links.
t
HWJMBOw-tmw
retain ”Southern Pacific shops hols,
woutonstrikcassmnltot the
clunionbrskmco
now
mums.
lips in tho United States circuit court isv
sued an order, restraining the Santa Fe
employees from interfering with the run-
ning of the Pullman cars. The order was
made on the application of the meivcrs.
Pacific terminal yards. has incited horns
discharged tho entlro forecof switchrnnu
Bmith and his accrctary are switching cars
Cutrrlwa hm. Wis. Juno sauna
Wisconsin Control is tied up tight. and
bythsA.B.U.tornanagsthestrlko hr
The. Brotherhood of Railroad Birgit”!!!
spread Wnbs- , i ll
“3:.” thsPnllrnsn Misha has ruined toka with man on re-
i'hs’ railroad-sin
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tomjulimsns. 'i'ns ticnp has is
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lion Court Interference.
Kansas CITY, Juno Bit—Judge Pbllv
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Delayed tho Militia. ..
Ettsxsupao, Wash, June 80.--Two
trains bearing delayed militia regiments
and cavalry horses left bars for the west.
The strikers permitted one car containing
two race horses bound for Portland to be
attached. Everything is quiet.
Atlantic and Pacific Strike.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., 'Jimc lid—At a
secret melding of the Amurican Railway
union a strike has bcen ordered on the
Albuquerque division of the Atlantic and
Pacific road to Winslow. thus tying up
that road for the entire length,
Backing "alloy Tied Up.
Tomaso, June 30.—Prcsident Waits of
tho Hocking Valley refused to accept the
scale demanded by the employees, and the
man struck. Fifteen hundred are out.
out
are
Quiet In ()rnahn. '
' OMAHA, June lid—No trouble on ac—
count of the Pullman boycott has occur.
red hero, though no train will be made up
with [Quinlan sleepers attached.
allu
Ton
Crescent Trainlnen Quit. 00“
BRAZIL. Ind, June 30.-——Ail tho Cres—
cent train and yardmen quit work here out
of sympathy and cooperation with tho
Pullman strikers.
Not
Evcn Molormcn Strike.
ST. l’.\l.‘l., J unc {lo—Suburban business
on tho Great Western road has been block‘
ed by motormcu leaving tholr trains.
CONDITION OF TRADE.
A Demand For Cheap Goods—Gold Ex-
ports slight.
NEW YORK, J unc 30.——Dun‘a Review of
this city says in their New York page that
owing to the Pullman strike travel and
traillc on about 20 western roads are well
nigh urrcstcd. While the coal mincrs’
strike has ended at most points, another
one thrcamns to interrupt business more
seriously. Exports of gold have almost
ceased, while the depiction of the treasury
reserve has been. checked by the volun-
tary doposits of gold by New York banks.
Sulosol wool have fallen bclnw last your
—2.788,700 pounds for the week against
3,143,900. Wheat has. declined :3 cents.
In the stock market some advance ro-
sultcd from the president's declaration of
the purpose of the government and the
strengthening of the treasury. There is
some improvement in the demand for
commercial loans, cspocinlly from the
south. Gold cxrmrts for tho week have
been only $2,570,0uo.
The your's deficit willbc about $80,000.-
000. A considerable deficit is expected in
July. No correct statcmcnt of failurcs for
June or tho half year is yct possible, but
our weekly returns show a gratifying im-
provement over last your. In J one the
failures have been 0.30 and in the half
year about 7,100.
This week tho failures have been 214 in
the United States, against 307 last year,
and 35 in Canada, against 27 last year.
The rcsumptinn of work in mines and
mills has made good progrcss, but the de-
mand for products is as yet smaller and
less urgcnt than was cxpcctcd. The de-
mand for cheaper goods coutinusa fairly
largo and in some guides is larger than a
yeurago, but in higher priced goods the
business is still remarkably narrow.
the
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Flying Jib Paces In 2.05 1-3.
Comm. ilutrrs. Ia. Juno 80.-—Flylng
Jib, iizul. was sent on an exhibition pace
at Union park. licdllght set the pace,
and Jib pa-zsud tho quartcr in 82% sec-
ond», the half in 1:02}; and the three-
quartcrs in _l::i:'i and went under the wire
in 2:95;... This is the fastest milo ever
pacodor trotted west of the Mississippi,
and the fastest in the world at this time
of tho your.
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Dynamite In Montreal.
MoxTnEAL. J uns (iii—This morning an
attempt was made to blow up The Witness
cities with dynamite. A loud explosion
and a shattering of platc glass startled the
neighborhood. and an alarm of are fol»
lowed Tho Witness is an ultra Protes-
tant, prohibition daily newspaper and has
made many enemies The aim of tho
dynamltcrs was evidently to wruck tho
prcssroum. _.... W"
No Ilnlilday I’ll-don Application 1st.
ALuANt', Juno 30.-—-Piil’illln Clark Joyce
of tho cxccutlvc chamber said today that
no dolinlto ilppl'lil had been rcccivcd for
pardon in tho cans of Mrs. Ilalliday, the
triplc murdnross. A few lcttcrs have been
rm‘clvod from poi-sons, who wrltc in al-
most ovary case, nppmliug for bur, but no
notice is taken of such applications.
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.
Tho Gmccrs' union of Charlotte, N. C.,
has dccidud to urrnugo an excursion to
Now York on Aug. lo.
llarry Jones was hanged at Independ-
oncc, Mo. and John Clark at Kansas
City, both for tho murder of a Mme.
Wright.
The blast forum of tho Rivsrslds mill,
Wheeling. whichbas boon idle for tour
months, will name with its complement
of 8.000 hands.
Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was lynched
near Mount. him, by an infuriated mob,
who amused him at shooting Dots Grun-
wood. a hrskctnan. ‘
An order has banal by the British
councilmglunritishgr‘sienunim ob-
tain s consul in nary a
m and ysilow ling tbs national
O. C. Ellsworth, assigns- of tho Charm
burials Investment cantata). Dsnvrr, said
“of the company, silo {annulus of
which was over $2,500,000, st moon tar
010.100.
The International hard and Oil Boda-
ingmpsnyol MMHW ‘
land in Harold. nan Mead will
trust works to its randy in about at:
months.
Colonel 11.0. Possum ills W of
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scam-mo M of do
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