Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-14
THE WORLDS NEWS.
NO SETTLEMENT OF THE TRANS.
CONTINENTAL TROUBLE.
heliSious Meetings About
biaine-The Labor DificuIty
East-FOreign Items.
ESPECIAL DIsPATCHEs TO THE arcoRp-uyroN.I
SPECIAL DrsrArcHEs TO THE ErcoRn-usros.
DOMESTIC.
The Labor Tronhias

Pnuy. cohhoent OF the protection bv lie
Hiliilla from nolestation. have returned 10
.helr olo places, and the transfer wao 1ns
Io5S'her with private trucks and other We
nlcies, are busy this morning banIino
freight to the various depots of tbe rail-,
roauS centering in East st. Louis. The
ioree OF switch and yardmen which ra-
.u!heu 10 work yesterday was increased
.ills i..iornlhg by many more of those who
aS"Iieu themselves of military. protection
10 secure employment The most of The
'Ioaus no" nave all their crews of switch
anu Saruhen. Yesterday the bridge com
prs na9 Hot aOle 10 secure a sufficient
number oi men to handle all the freiyht
that the roads were offeripo hnt 70 L.
several more men resumed worl, at tbei,
oiu posluons, and the company is loinc
business almost as large as before the
strike. IN the yards across the river thf
s"ltSh engines have been runniop bacl,.
Ward ana forward all morning. making mr.
freight trains. Two trains have been Sent
out by the Burlington. The Wabash hos
sent out one train, and those beino mado
up IN the otLer yards will soon follow NJ
disturbances occurred during last night ar
tnls morning, beyond the firing of y shot
ABOUT clock this morning in the Illinois
ana 81. Louis yards, by one of the sentries
at a man crawling along the ground he,
tweeI TWO freight trains, and who would
hot OBEY the orders TO halt. The shot did
not take effect, and the man escaped.
THE SITUATION AT sEDALIA
., information from Sedalia, Mo, indicates
that the strike is dying out there Nv
men are going to work daily. generally of
the class most needed Mechanics and
many OF the old men are leaving for other
places III search of work, not being able IN
remain any longer. Several will 90. 10
Salliornia. The master car-builder saws be
nas an me men he needs at present. and
tiiat ms department is equally we'll sup
Phed at PARSONS and Hannibal. AT a
meeting OF the Knights at Sedalia Sun.
gay resolutions Were adopted heartily in
dorsing General Master Workman Pow.
de4iy ana all his acts, cOndemninp all tba
violence and lawlessness that had bean
committed, and favoring the presentation
OF petition to the General Eyecutive
Board Tor modification of the constitn-
uon and bylaws of the Order so that mn
strike or boycott can be ordered excent bv
ulrectlon and under the supervision of the
General Executive Committees.
SUPPORTING THE STRIKERS.
NEW York, April 13th.-One effac4 Of
the strike in the Southwest has henn Ton W
porarly to stop fighting in this CITY he
tween the different factions among the la
Dor organizations. 1t is estimated that the
trades unions of New York and BROOKLYN
alone VIII furnish, if called, between IS COO
ana Slo,0Oo weekly for the support of the
Strike. The movement to raise money tn
ngnt Jay Gould is not confined to tbe
knlghts OF Labor, but trades unions outside
the Order have promised to come forward
as literally as their treasures will admit
The knights of Labor of BROOKLYN issued
an appeal yesterday to all the residents of
that city to forward contributions for the
southwest strikers. jay Gould has ra-
eelved letter of encouragement from n
Wardner, President of the General Confer
ence OF the Wesleyan Methodists. Presi-
ueht warmers great prominence in reli-
glous circles makes it interesting. In it he
says 1 leel constrained to write YOU nv
congratulations for the stand Won have
taken against the Knights of Labor IrnIess
the growing power of these secret combino.
uons is some way broken our country is
ruined and its business enterprise de-
stroyed Jay Gould denies that negotia-
Ilons are pending between him and the
hnights OF Labor for arbitration of the
southwest strike. He is satisfied to let the
matter remain in the hands of Hoxie.
THE SHOOTING NOT JUSTIFIED.
ST. LOUIS, April 13th.-Tbe insuest ~,
the body of Thompson, killed in the East
ot. LOUIS riot, was completed tonight The
Jury hnds that the shooting was not insfi-
ned, ana holds the Deputy Sheriffs who
participated in the shooting Jointly re.
sponsible for the deaths occasioned.
The Transcontinental Trouble.
NEW YORK, April 13th.-There has been
no settlement of the differences between
the uanscontinental lines, although nego-
Iailohs nave not been abandoned. The
railroau companies probably would have
ilo ulHlcuity IN completing an agreement,
put the purpose of the present negotiations
IS 10 arrange terms with the Pacific Mail
Company.
MOVEMENT AGAINST PACIFIC MAIL.
NEW YORK, April 13lh.-Kie,7laa's Ne,rs
Agency says the recent large purchases of
Union Pacific By L. V Bell are not gener-
ally thought to be for his own account. II
IS understood the movement in Pacific
Mail IS being directed against heavy in
Slde short interest. 1t is claimed that no
settlement OF transcontinental differences
VIII be arrived at until this party covers its
contract. The report that the Sunset party
was buying this stock for control was arein
IN circulation to-day, but could not be CON
Iirmed
A meeting of the Executive Committee
oi the Pacific Mail was held Yesterday
afternoon, but the Directors say that only
routine business was transacted The san
5Iiine bulls say dividend will be declared
whether transcontinental matters are ar
'anged or not
A TALK WITH C. p HUNTINGTON
New YORK, April 13th.-C. P. Huntinp.
on said this afternoon regarding the rail
-oad fight: g We stand now lust abont
where we did one month ago. There are
'aIlous reasons for this. The Atchison. To-
oeka and Santa Fe road was the first TO
break up the pool. The Southern and Cen
raj Pacific roads made what we considered
-easonable propositions for the adjustment
)f the difficulties. Constant interchange of
communications ever since have been in
progress between the twelve or thirteen
iiferent corporations interested. but no
settlement has been reached and there is
10 immediate prospect of arriving at one.
The continuation of the fight is mainly due
% carelessness all round. We all have other
rons in the fire. Although with these par
icular irons we are losing money through
ne cutting OF rates, we are comparatively
"siShONf 81 isti do we are concerned Not
much freight is moving now The people
Who care most about final settlement are
hose who are watching the stocks and
oonds OF the lines with view to specula-
ion. They are more anxious for infor1na-
ion than the travelling public or shippers
u freight. No new meeting has been
allied as yet. 1t is likely one will be held
n New York"
A Word for Blaine
New York, April 13th.-The Tribune SAYS:
Samuel Fessenden, of Connecticut, Seere-
ary of the Republican National Commit
zee, was in the city day or two ago, when
/ Tribune reporter met him and asked about
politics. He said q 1t looks very blaine
sh. There does not seem TO be anybody
slse. He can get the Irish vote and labor
vote as no other man. The tide in his favor
n the party seems TO be stronger than ever.
The failure of the Cleveland Administra-
ion has made Blaine strong. The Admin
stration has gone all to pieces since Mann
ng was taken sick. There is no Admins.
ration party in the South or elsewhere tn
lold votes away from Blaine in the Ma
ional Convention He will get large vote
rom the South, and he will get many moro
votes from New York State than ever be-
iore for the same reason.'
Noontlay Religious Meetings,
New YORK, April 13th.-Noonday adj
dresses to business men Commenced at
trinity Church yesterday, and were largely