Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-06

! near the Polish Church, and. # is rumored
decided TO arm themselves and make a rai(
ON the militia at Bay View this afternoon
The rnmor that two men were killed al
best brewery is untrue. The firing of the
ihliltla mad no fatal result, but succeeded
IN dispensing the mob.
?. H.-Op TO this hour no fresh ont
Dreak has been reported from Bav View
Inc miiltla are in readiness for the reap
pearance OF the rioters should the latter
conclude to carry out the rumored declara-
tion OF vengeance on the soldiers.
THREATENED TROUBLE IN THE COAL Pr
GIoNs.
HUNTINGDON Pa, May 5th.-Tbe Pres;-
cent OF the Executive Board of District No.
. Mines Federation says that unless the
operators grant the demand of 20 COO strik
ers III The district within one week, meet
ing OF the National Board of Federation
VIII oe heid, and general strike will be
otuered OF all the men now at work in the
pltuhilhous regions of the United States.
THE SITUATION IN NEw YORK.
NEW YORK. May 5th.-Your correspond
ent TINS morning visited several branches
OF trade IN this city, the cigar manufacture
ers, druggists. BARRIERS, saloon men. drv
goods men, etc, and all expressed the
opinion that the Chicago trouble would be
repeated here, though it is not believed that
the SOCIALISTS and Anarchists will be al
lowed to mingle with the Knights of La
Dor. This one issue seems to be the ones
ton of the hour.
Your correspondent interviewed men in
prominent positions here, who firmly be-
heVe that the cight-hour movement will be
a success.
The Third-ayenue strike seems to be
ended. More ears are run to-day than
since the strike began. The men attempt-
ing the boycott experiment ran two STAGES
through. They threatened to run forty
two only few days ago From the best
possible source your correspondent learns
the Third-avenue Railroad COMPANY is
being supported by all the others. Hunt
lhgton and Wormser Bros. are said to be
sending money to the aid of the railway
company, the object being to show that
labor cannot down capital. A majority of
the Knights of Labor here DO not believe
IN the Ihird-ayenue strike.
No one can predict the outcome of the
present condition in the city.
An Is qnet this morning, but the under
lying excitement is intense. Police are
beng distributed about the city
BoYcorTERs PROSECUTED.
NEW York, May 5th-Fourteen men
were arrested yesterday on indictments for
boycotting beer and concert gardens. -Four
others are already under arrest. Bow
cothng plckets are in the Police Court
nearly every day, and are fined or held for
the Grand Jury. Nearly 100 bovcotters
are now under indictments and bailed and
waiting trials.
SETTLEMENT OF THE NEW YORK sTREEr-cAR
Trouble
New YORK, May 5th.-An agreement
was signed this evening by the strikers
Executive Board and representatives of the
Third avenue road, for a settlement of the
car-drlvers' and conductors strikes. 1t
provides that $50 conductors and $50
drivers are to be permitted by the company
to resume work i'll the morning. if they
present themselves at the proper hours.
and 135 conductors and 135 drivers are to
be placed on the extra list at the same time.
This provides for $50 men of the 1900
THE UNION PACIFIC STRIKE.
CHEYENNE (Wyo.), May 5th.-The stu.
alton regarding the strike of brakemen is
the same as during the last forty-eight
hours. No freights are moving between
North Platte and Rawins, thus effectuallv
blockading the main line of the Union Pa
cine Railroad. No interference has been
attempted with passenger trains, excepting
at Eagle Rock, on the Oregon Short Line,
where the strikers held a passenger train
all last night An effort will be made to-
morrow to move the freights over this
division, and it will probably be success
fui If the civil authorities at Laramie will
sustain the railroad officials General Su-
perintendent Dickinson went to Laramie
last evening and returned this morning.
lie says no concessions will be made to the
strikers. 1t is reported here that the local
organization of the Brakemen's Brother.
hood had no authority to order the strike.
therefore the strikers will not be sustained
by the brakemen of The other divisions of
the Union Pacific Railroad. Division Su-
perlntendent Deuel., this afternoon. brought
from Sydney freight train of TWENTY-FIVE
cars. No serious opposition was offered
hlm at that place. No disturbance has oc-
currP1 here