St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 28, 1894

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Strikers Gather in Threatening Numbers in the Chieago Yards. CuarcaGco, June 28.—Signs of trouble were detected to-day along the Chicago & North- western line. At Western avenue and Kinzie street a crowd of railroad strikers gathered about 8 o’clock and thirty officers were sent to the scene of threatened distarbance. At Mayfair, onthe Desplaines division of the Northwestern, the trouble was feared. Freight switching yards are located at this point. During the morning the strikers eos gregated in the yards and five police officers | tied up here since this morning 7 strikers. verything quiet. Other roads have not yet interfered with. „rr SLEEPERS UNCOUPLED. Determined Work of the Boycottisg Ewitohmen at Pueblo. PurBio, Colo., June 2.-—Puebilo’s two lodges of the A. R. U. voted to carry out the boycott on Pullman sleepers, making it ap- bly to all roads entering here, the Denver & Rio Grande, Santa Fe, Rock Island, Mis- four! Pacific and Union Pacific and the Denver 4 Guif. When the Santa A SPOILED RECORD. - 1 > a * * +s | Perishable Freight That Is Going to Ruin on Sidetracks. were sent to preserve order. Complications have arisen which may lead to trouble between the Illinois Central and the engineers. Last night an Illinois Central switch engine cab was wrecked and the com- pany. discharged Joseph Finn, who was in charge of the locomotive. He said that a side rod dropped and the revolutions of the broken piece of macDinery unavoidably wrecked the cab. His explanation was not satisfactory and he was discharged. Finn is a member of the locomotive brotherhood. No trains, through or subBurban, were run ning on the Illinois Central into or out of Chicagoto-day. By 10 a. m. the Galena and Wisconsin Divisions ofthe Chicago & North- western were at a standstill. Announce- STARTLING MESSAGES RECEIVED BY blows oft assas- ment was made that every road entering the Se Eplte te tapenade cs on ? Union Depot would de tied up at noon. Thé PRESIDENT DEBS. Rake. . sin. The first was Henry III., known as Chie „ — ° ago, Burlington Quincy, the Penasyl.- Ak Pau nnen Henry of Valois. He was killed on Aug. 1. vania, the Salas & aiken Ae the Chionae, iy: Sleeps Goundly—Carnct the Third ] 1888. The Kin was sitting in his bedroom Milwaukee & St. Paul would all be affected 3 4 4 Depot should be _ © Wrench Ruler to Die by the Kutte. with only a dressing-gown thrown about his = i | shoulders, when an attendant anoounced a oe | > 4 14 11. June 8. —4 dispateh from Mon pel- monk ‘with dispatches from the Count de * 3 ot tuo mont ot Ther fait, Briende. The monk was admitted and France, announces an rchist tragedy | handed over his dispatches. 8 **L have something further from the Count 4 : growing out of the efforts of the police to] de Brienne,’’ said he, to communicate to _ @iscover the accomplices of Cesario Santo, S It is tor your majesty's ear dee Seenssin of President-Carnot. Cette and | ne King ora - : ered those about him to with- _ G4 Montpellier, both in the same depart: | draw and began reading the papers the monk ment, have been mentioned as places where — oleae ees wins. ~~ meek row | r stopped previous to making ad him An trom Bis Howing sieeve etthe King’s heart. The blow to Lyons with the intention of tak- | missed the heart through asudden move- | 7 the President, and dotu these ee the King, but pisaged inte ville & Nashville or the Nashville, Chattencoga & nnn * In 33 4 72 St. Louis Rall way have experienced any trouble ia O 3 + connection with the boycott on Pullman cars, PiTtspurG, Kan., June %.—The miners’ ae LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 18. — The boycott. conference which was held ia this eit last the Fullman cars has not as yet affected of night for the purpose of discussing the 2 roads running out of Louisviie. The Union hag | bility of forming an interstate or at oe f be =. 1 en are 1222755 e 29 * and the question of a uniform rate over tds EMPHIS, June 28. — no in rict was attended by over inersfrom its ralirosd traffic here on — E 8 — — oy r 2 The local branch of the A. R. U. has tazen * no action as yet. DENVER, Colo. , June 28,—The Santa Fe is sending out no trains 88 Palimans. All other trains ° here have Every Employe Out. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 28.—The North- ern Pacific is the only road entering Minne a poli syet tied up. The Wisconsin Central from Chicago with three Pullmans reached here on time. Every Northern Pacific employe in this city is out, including the office torce. A committee of seven has — * named to manage affairs and maintain order. The employes of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul deny that a strike is ordered on that system, but trouble is expected on the 1 and the Minneapolis &jSt. uis. M. Casimir-Perier. {The aew President of the Freneh Republic. From his last photograph.) THOUSANDS OUT. A General Stfike Prevailing on the North - the line of the Santa Fe autaorizing them to 2 2 ern Pacific System. 2 deputies to protect the property of / 4 a ears e company. EP 28. re is mo trouble St. PavL, Minn. June 28.—The general it is ene plan ‘of the 560 wen n 4 judges who | art pieces a) Strike is on in the Northern Pacific system. application to ail the federal — ong the lines It went into effect at 12 o’clock, midnight. ba ve zurisdiction along me Une of the road — ni oy vad 8 — — by ] Not a wheel is moving on the Eastern end of foranorder similar to the one signed by | wiii obey orders from the ast of that Jadge Foster, which if granted will 33 the road, and à complete tie-up is reported tion. the road actually in the control the r Nebd., June At 11:20 8, m., 1 from Fargo, Livingston and other points. 12 h 0 United States courts. — ney Ke and ¢ The strike is the direct outcome of the Pull- TRINIDAD, Oolo., Jane 2.—The anti- Full. some — uareoten, 8 in — 12 man boycott, the employes demanding the ston taetee. 8 tors at 8 Pas Végus ‘alba: operators a ° r . on ‘Teinstatement of the men discharged for re- crane short Arrest thie: . — | fusing to handle the boycotted cars and de- 7 to leave. bere * could not be raised, i the operators here t manding that the order for the discharge of an A. R. U. ‘meetin que afte Was held at which th all employes who refuse to handle the cars Was held at w 0 be rescinded. and the switchmen stop work this morn | on the Gulf Several meetings of the Northern Pacific ing. The Denver slee 4 l night with Branch 214, A. R. U., were held yesterday — ote was permitted to go through last ha bee Rpectation K would be. side-trecked at | isxutislperss 8275 before the action was decided on. A com- mittee of fve was appointed to wait on the com fooled the Toro 1 there by not taking it to the 28. 1 we 8 1 agate ot General Manager Kendrick and demand the per OUT AT STRONG CITY. reinstatement of the discharged men. This Emvonta, Kan., June 2%,—Nearly 300 men demand was refused. A strike committee are oat on strikeon the santa Fe road here was immediately eppointed by the and at Strong City, Including all switchmen uaion which at dne sent a telegraphic order 8 6étrike all along the system as far west as Living- ston, Mont,, and that point was instructed to notity all western divisions and points at once, . . The of an Classes of ratiroad not be confined to train- | a No. 7, which runs as far driving to the arsenal, accompanied by the Dec a’ Epernon and five other courtiers, and escorted by a few gentlemen on horseback. The royal party was passing through the narrow street of the Ferroniere, where there Surrender. Granier, who table eating his supper, his test and for a moment stood with sur- detectives a long and s abdomen, ofthe wrist, dis- N wel i and fell to the floor, \ whe expired instantly. 92 then commenced a thorough ear lodgings and a quantity ‘anarchistic ture was discovered, to , wit ts which connect Santo 4 a others in the conspiracy re ed in the murder of President A said: wou * - admit that ther the drew out the fe and fa doubt that Santo janged itinto the exposed de ot the named La who | Kin the second time, thie Mow senshed ,and others not yet | Ri heart and befell back and died instantly. death eside 5 to prison with a mob shrieking his life. It was found that his name was Fran ae, a man of origin, «Th first was that was the instrument of a con- and again. he mea The Boycott at Cincinnati. CINCINNATI, June 28.—The Pullman boycott has failedat every turn here. Up to noon to- day the Pallman cars went out on every read as usual. Yesterday F. W. Phelan, repre- senting President Debs of the A. R. U., at- tempted to stop Pullmans on the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton lines. after « little confusion in the yards the skirmish was over and that road is having no trouble to-day. A man claiming to he Pphelan’s agent appeared in the Cincinnati southern yards at Ludlow, Ky., to-day with an order to stop handling Pullman cars, Dut the switchmen paid no attention to him and the trouble was soon Over. Nearly the full quota of men are working at the Ludlow suo to- day, and there is no trouble anywhere in moving Fullman cars, 42 — — * — a — . d tor m . A Monon Train in Trouble. MINNEAPOLIS, Mino., June 28.— The Mohon train that left here at midnight this morn- ing bas not yet reached Obicago madeup of five Pullman sleepers and Ges are held near Hammond. The train that left Onicago last night for tnig city is still at Ham and there is no prospect of away. Both the at Hammond United Fields „ — 2 —— 6 no Baker is in the city, as the Apa eee — to against interiering with mag arri oon. oe — e Louisville * 1 here on time. Ther men report that they were not mo lested. 9 a bere are filled ae Rowtret both te as POST-OFFICR, - BURGLARY. Aree ey * 5 1 1 men und e e Wain * ° Dsexvark, Cole., June — f (hie Gf wit. ka re er 1% ae granted by J a an Fe employes ) them from By N u te oe - S 3 * i * ; : babe 2 4 5 - Ee! ee 2 es — — * * . W { 4 w* : 42 * 4 > > i % 4 5 : g 2 2 * 8 ey is r i — ? . ” N ‘ * 0 K . a : 3 -~ 4 1 A 8 = rt cr eee ee a 1 PALE: 1 . oy Be aoe eS Dt eee 7 8 > Si * - de 5 > : ‘> 1 * + > eee * 1 1 r? * N * >. a. ° - o 4 . 1 1 > 7 — if 4 25 * os L* . al 7 ‘se 8 4 i of *