Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

llO will be dropped along the line b tween here and Council Bluffs. vhel meet needed. The last batch makes ii
 third since Thursday noon and gives total of over 300 shipped to points i
 Illinois. Iowa and Nebraska
 | At Chief Arthur's headquarters tC
 night It was given out that Monds
 morning prominent Chicsgo firm
 whose name IS withheld, would brip
 against the Burlington read a suit ths
 would compel them to carry freight [
 show cause why not. The action, it i
 claimed, will be brought under the com
 mon carrier act.
 DENVER, March 5-Lase Ssturds,
 evening the striking engineers and fire
 men on the Burlington, served notice ol
 the msnsRements of the different road
 entering Denver, that any attempt or
 their part to assist the Burlington by
 handling the freight cars of the latter
 company, would result in calling out
 the rlen on their lines. Managers ol
 neutral roads claim this new move upor the part Of the strikers, places tbeiI roads in delicate position. They main.
 tain that the provisions of the interstate commerce law gre mandatory upon this point. and 6 refusal upon their part to accept loaded Burling g,on cara will ren. der them liable to fine of i've thousand dollars for each car refused.
 MNSxAPoLIs. March 5.-A strike is considered almost inevitable on the Chicago. Burlington & Northern this morning, ss the engineers and firemsn have given notice of walk out if inter. change traffic with the Burlington road IS not stopped. It now appears that the number of roads represented at the meeting of grievances committee to-day IS much larger than the public Is led to believe. The lss includes 2I roads
 WAsHINGroS, March 5.-Ths joint democratic congressional executive cam paign committee met to-day and organ issd by the unanimous election of Sens- tor Kenns, of West Virginia. ss chair man, and Hon. Phil B. Thompson Jr. Secretary. The committee transacted no further business than to organize and to informally confer about the situation.
 CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March 5.-The passenger train on the Cincinnati south eru railroad, due here at ten o'clock last night, was wrecked st Oakdsle, s3 miles north of this city. Four passengers said to have been killed and many wounded.
 CHICAGO, March 5.--The Chicago, Bur lington and Quincy trains are running this morning with nearly as much regu- larity as they did before the strike com- menced. All engines, both in and out, were manned by new men. About one hundred were being examined ss engi- neers st the office of the company this They are mostly men who ar rived from the east yesterday.
 LONDON, March 5.--An railway traffic ln Sweden and Denmark has been stop ped by the heavy snow falls. Tho traffic on lines in northwest Germany IS also Dsntzis is completely shut off from the world. Avslanches in frentlno killed twenty persons.
 A violent sand storm has been raging n Egypt since Saturday, stopping traffic on the Suez Canal.
 CHICAGO, March 5.-Meeting of the yrsnd officers snd chsirmen of the Greiv- ance committees of the various western, md northwestern railways IS being held A OnACA L@hAAICCA AAhuuA o o-day. The proceedings are of the most secret character.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 5-The steam sr Ada Garrett, which had on board the quarantine passengers of the Clty of Pekin, drifted from her moorings in of a heavy southern gale morning and ran into the Spear street dock, where her passengers were enabled to escape. The steamer | gss then lowed of but broke away and | lrifted to Stewart street wharf where | be was SO badly damaged that she | snk near the wharf shortly after a tug | lad again taken hold of her.
 WAsHISoroS. March 5.-Iu the Senate o-dsy Reagan from pos.Offices and post | oads committee reported fsvorably the | riginsl bill tO regulate interstate eom- nerce carried on by telegraph, and to ubiect telegraph companies to the upervision of the interstate commerce committee.
 WAsHINGToS, March 5.-White, of ndians, introduced resolution Inso the ouse this morning. providing for the ppointment of 8 special commission of I've members to proceed at once to )hicsgo to investigate sffsirs in relation 0 the strike on the c. B. & o., Railroad, nd sct ss mediators snd bring about 6 ettlement of the troubles.