Show NO E depot yards nearly deserted suffering among delayed passengers the meet and adopt resolutions favorable to the A R U in the language of one of the strikers str ikera everything is tied ap tighter than dicks bat band the only appearance of life last night among the silent train that stood unchanged from their positions of the lat few ays upon the tracks was a train consisting of an engine and passenger coach which came in fron the south and after switching about the depot grounds for a tew followed by an excited crowd pulled out along the union pacific track for the east otherwise the depot grounds were as quiet and gloomy as a cemetery not a wheel budged on any of the lone trains which have been made ap since tuesday the strikers may be seen at all honn daring the night in little groups about the yards which seems to have been a peculiar attraction for the aen there have been fewer people around tha depot during the last twenty four hours than any time since the strike was begun the baggage and mall rooms are packed to taft roof with the effects of the passengers and the accumulated mail the passengers are still tough ing it oat convinced that to grin and bear it Is better than to cry over spilt milk the strikers have not swerved in the least from the line of action laid down at the beginning they are as firm as men can beall be all declaring they will fight it oat to the bitter end prosecuting attorney judd to apply the thumbscrews of the law in forcing the strikers to abandon their present methods venire for grand jury has been issued returnable july 9 the jury will be instructed to investigate the action of the strikers with a view to indicting them under the provisions of the interstate inter state commerce law ADOPT the association met in their hall last evening and devoted the time to and sentiments in favor of the A R V the following resolutions were adopted whereas american principle strictly adhered to when applied to one or more other citizens ahou in a foreign country Is that the distress of one is the concern of all and whereas under a just system of government the same rule would apply to her distressed citizens at home therefore belt resolved that we extend our sympathy and pledge conr support in every worthy action to the american railway union in their manly effort to assist worthy workmen in not submitting to further impositions by the pullman car company thus avoiding unbearable poverty and also check if possible the increase of grinding and heartless tyranny by the great corporations which to become universal in the near future resolved that when the pullman car company or other similar corporations can stop al I 1 united states mails express freight and passenger on a plea of a private contract with the great railway systems of be country neither the civil authorities or the people have any rights that such corporations their alders or act therefore the time has when the government should atrol the railroads of the country resolved that chief arthur of the brotherhood of engineers the boodler half millionaire has again shown the band of a judas a thousand fold worse than a arnold adhering to the technicalities in the interest of railroad companies buch a traitor deserves the contempt and condemnation of all industrial du organization and friends of hu view with alarm the rapidly increasing revolutionary actions of the civil authorities generally n call arg out armed bodies of men to intimidate peaceable and unarmed citizens who are exercising their inalienable right to secure a subsistence for themselves and families and we condemn such actions as being unwarrantable and un american and if persisted in will lead to a disregard of civil authority and fl hatred such favoritism toward corporations culminating in the destruction of property riots and civil war resolved that the discontent and suffering throughout the country is a voice of warning that should be heeded by the civil authorities and corporations before spirit fr justice for a fair share of labors earnings ear nines becomes too great to longer be eu pressed by physical force therefore be it further resolved that the railroad companies of the united states have taken up the railroad side of the labor question thus practically making an issue between labor and capital or monopoly industry therefore we call upon ell the of thise city to stay away and under no circumstance solicit or accept a position from the railroad companies therefore be it further resolved that we believe this is government of the people and for the people nd it is bibb time that we know who are the people the fi producing classes or the money kings blont HL OnT president J M secretary Secret arv this the strike trouble had developed new features the bards shops freight offices etc of the different companies are shut up not a hand is employed save the clerks in the private offices and the regular depot force the engines are all killed every fire Is out and the boilers are empty everything is at a standstill reports from reno and winnemucca nevada state that the passengers lying there are greatly suffering from the heat and alkali dust some have been quite 11 the strike has a very detrimental effect on the people of promontory and loray food and water are scarce any attempt to get a train through to these stations Is out of the question the men will not allow a train to go out with the pullmans and the railroad does not choose to send one out should the strikers permit it unless it islade up with the proper equipment the action taken by the courts tomorrow will probably brine nebout a change should the men answer the summons and fall in show cause why the injunction rot be made permanent it is likely the law will take its course in case the men do not answer warrants will be issued for the arrest of the lenders and they will be given a dearine with view to bind them over to await the action of the special grand jury about twenty 0 the southern pacific firemen have expressed their to go back to work whether they would fire an engine at this critical time la an OM LAST CONTINUED PAGE oilier all the conductors but and all the engineers but two are detill with the company only four switchmen are out the log to the S P since the strike beean ago today runs up into the the average number of passengers would be about per day or a total for the week of 1400 the average amount of freight day would aggregate about ISO care or d total for the neven days of 1050 A glance at these figures will give an idea of the enormous loss the road anat sustain in ogden alone there are probably men out of employment by reason 0 the strike pf thee ahe southern pacific employs including track hands on Ii iiona cna there has been loss of more than tn wages bince the strike how lon either side can stand this dead i loss can only be conjectured there are now about passengers here a few for salt lake and the south but the large majority for california the tribune of july ath contains a report to the effect that probably the kio grande western conductors would refuse to go out on trains manned with scabs etc this Is flatly denied by persons in the local A K U who state that there Is not the slightest probability of the conductors going out at today the situation at the depot was still unchanged no attempt has been made by any ot the roads to move wheel OF thanks the following resolution of thanks prepared by a number of the delayed passengers on one of the union pacific train was inadvertently belt out of last evenings issue the passenger who fired the engine from evanston Is dersons der sona son of banker henderson of eiko nevada goats utah july mr R T Hil liani conductor union pacific system ogden dear sir the undersigned passengers on union pacific train no bjune desire to express you their high appreciation of to duty your firmness and your tact tn the trying circumstances in which yon were placed at evanston when deserted deber ted by your fireman and threatened by a turbulent crowd we trust that such valuable services to the traveling publio may be long continued with our best wishes yours very gratefully P E uana 8 puller mass D K miles castle dorng cal P W braddock washington D 0 11 P butler washington D 0 miss 8 tannenbaum Bannen baum S P M katzenstein san francisco Eran cisco byron E veater chicago P storm washington D C mrs C A maydwell francisco Pran cisco gertrude maydwell sacramento hazel maydwell sin francieco whitehead san francisco mrs ellen emerson miss adole U emerson mrs 1 A ban francisco mrs M E scott han francisco Pran cisco mrs PE C mrs E L brookes francisco Pran cisco |