Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31


ST LOUIS, March 30th.-Three hundred
and Gftv mon en,nlnvcI h1, +b,, & To,,is
t..
-. "' ''-o
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'"0u' ~ pe7ih u"''1S' were 'olu py the
superintendent OF the company that it
had been decided to furnish them nrotec-
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"sIu"u "l Nep"y Chlted oIaIss MaTshals
TO accompany them during the 3av, and
guard tta,n from, ,,,oIas..t,,.,, r-.,,, toll
o. ,rt; .-...t ~
nav my were waning Iof'
ana they Immediately struck, declaring
that they wanted 40 protection. No freight
can no,,, ha bro,..l.r .,,.-.. l. - =. :
o;.,, g. ~ ~ ms
o''S iot '"e 'e''' o'il means transfer,
''''' ''ii0 NV S'ilAS Iel'Uets 'llat useless
NO 'Iaii'S can re procured 10 10 the neces-
sary hauling troin the railway to the river
landing. Three fraight trains started ont
This r,orriucr from, tho ,risyo,,r; pao;eo
A0i'i0
yar"S' SuaIaeu py strong Iorce oi poilce.
There were no Groves OF any size concre-
gated in the yards at the time, and no
trains were molcsted at any point along
the route. 1t is stated that the company
could now run their regular number of
,i"liis couiSi 'iie necessary number OF men
- y 80 - " W. '--e-'i'
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS TO START TRAINS.
At East st. Louis no serious disturbance
has as yet occurred although several at
tempts to start out freight trains have been
resisted by the strikers. An illinois and
st. Louis Railway engineer was approached
by number of strikers and asked to de-
sert his post This he refused 10 do. and
men killed" TIE engine and took it back
to the round-house On the Vandalia
tracks an attempt was made to make up
freight trains, but the engineer complied
with the request of the strikers and the
uaih was aoahuoIeu. NO oppoSltlon, how
b,ei' "a r',,', g. SI 'tlJ .iioi's Vi t1e wa
ceodod !, eeud;o a,,; frait 'ilio anu II sue
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WARRANTS or ARREST.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of William Mcconnell and William Con-
roy, striking Missouri Pacific employees.
charged with obStrucfing the passage of n
Missouri Pacific train on March 23d.
Judge Advocate McGary, of the Knights
of Labor, arrested yesterday on charge of
tfespassing on the ronp pany's property. was
taken before the Courts this morning and
allowed 10 give bail pending the prelim-
mary examination.
MILITARY pporrcrrov
G. VI .a.,
cnoraI i1oei1 ~ Iii; nai ch oo'h-1he AdJutant-
6-;I. a. - mas uitecteu tne fl1th
readiness for service fbis Is IL, abaSinna lli
to a call for troops at East ST. Louis.
The Sheriff Of st. Clair county has teIe-
graphed to Governor Oglesby that 500
strikers at East ST. Louis are blockading all
freight trains and hold the State of Illinois
IN contempt, and that it is folly to attempt
eo e l1oNe @ 4 ua'l III ~, the absence OF strong
doIoe n VI tiootS' me governor mas ordered
Z Z oo;n p"'i' "' Aeoa'u' 10 80 10 East 81.
LOUIS
TRAIN pITcHED BY THE STRIKERS.
PARSONS (Kas.), March 30th.-Passenger
train No. l54, north bound. was ditched five
miles South OF here, and the engine, mail
car ana baggage car thrown down the en-
pankment. The mail car struck tele
graph pole and broke it. The only one
seriously hurt was Mail Agent Moore, who
has been taken to his home at Usage Mis-
sion. The track Will be cleared to-day.
Inc wreck was caused by tlsh-plate being
removed, ana the rails spreading, the fish
plate was then spiked down so the rails
could not possibly get to their place there
by making the wreck inevitable. Great in
dignation Is manifested by the citizens at
the perpetrators of the crime, and it is
likely that the guilty ones Will be arrested
and punished, as detectives have obtained
some clues as TO who the guilty parties are.
GOULD INFLUENCING THE MARKET.
Nrw YopE Narcb so4b onip;or =
o,a,i,, ovnressoJ IN VII o,rot ,iot 70
chance of front manifested bl. Gonid ;S
merely another ottemnt to inHrencn tbo
market fo snit himself
coNf EhiNoi- ooA II HE Al WORK
NEW YORK, March 30th-11 A. M.-Pow-
derly, accompanied by Turner, Bailey,
Hayes and Mcdowell, are now in confer
ence with Jay Gould, George Gould and
Nice-Presldent Hopkins, at the office of the
Missouri Pacific Company.
New YORK. March 3Oth.-The ouestion
as to the general principle of arbitration is
being thoroughly discussed at the confer
ence between Gould and the committee of
the Knights OF Labor to-day The session
began at II O'Clock. and still continues
Hoxie in St. Louis. is connected with tbo
committee nv direct wire and i taking ac-
five mart i'm The conference A ,,entia7'a,,
VINO has been in the committesN oil
morning states that the outlook for an
agreement as TO the manner and conditions
of settlement bv arbitration is very favor.
able.
z42 p Nine conference still continues
anu the uiscussion Is covering very WIDE
ilelu. congressman y Neil Dill Is reeeiy--
ing eohsluelaole i,0n t astennon, ana General
oMaH ne nas oeen before the oouy giving MS
views ss 70 its merits o"ln9 10 the great
iiuin1er oi matters peihg olscussed, IL Is
tiot me! ,;ii 1nae az tiie Sei'ieie IN the con
toSav S,e bn m auie " he ~ nHa tn onef lan1T