Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-05
FEATURES or TnE STRIKE.
Mr. Dsbs Thinks u ssiiIement May be
Made On Saturday.

CHICAGO, July 3.-PTesident Dsbs,
Of tue A. II. u, stated that settle.
mcnt OF the strike on a basis salisinc.
tory 10 all concerned may be made on
Saturday. IL Ia thought a meeting OF
the General Manngers'A and
the strike leaders may be held In forty.
eight hours.
Mayor Hopkins 10 negotiating with
both sides with this result Ia view.
Late tonight officials Of the Chicago q
Northwestern announce they have
come 10 an understanding with the
men Ia every department OF the ser.
vice, whereby all through aud subur.
ban train passenger service will be 70.
sumtd as usual tomorrow.
SHOUTS or "IlLL THE MARSHALL
SACRAMENTO, Cal. July 3.-Saora.
mentO was the scene OF y violent DEM
onstratlon on the part OF the strikeTs
this afternoon.
The Southern Pacific company NJ.
tempted 10 break the blockade here
and send n wes,.bound overland train
10 San Francisco. As soon as n start
vas made a mob OF 5000 strikers, who
nab been removed from tho immediate
vicinity Of the train previously, swept
down upon the train and dragged
United States Marshal Baldwin from
tue cab OF the engine. The strikers
knocked him down, and the deputies
anu police who tried TO interfere were
p1werless. Many In the mob shouted
"kill tbs marshaIl" but the latter drew
hts revolver, aud several deputies who
had forced their way through the
crowd did the same. Tho atrlkefs were
obliged TO TALL back, and tho narahal
finally escaped to tho railroad ofilces.
The attempt 10 move the train, how
over, had 10 be abandoned for the
time being. The strikers cut the
train In two, and then they com.
meEoed u sidetTack the cara and dis.
able the engines In the yard.
anLIrIA NOT TO he DEPENDED ON.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, July A.
Throughout tue day the most Intense
excitement has prevailed here. The
celebration Of tho nations natal day
was completely overahadOwed by the
airfing events arising from tho dssper.
ave struggle between the Southern
Pacific and the American Railway
Union. Az 10 O'Clock this morning
Two regiments OF state militia from
San Efaucisco Hnd two companies
irm stockton marched into tho oity.
They mad abandoned their train two
miitH out Of the city. The troops
marched direct to the afmory, around
which the local militia companies mad
established u strong guard,
soon after the troops had breakfast.
oi Ihe city became wildly excited over
report that several men had BEEN
slot Many OF tho strikers were wild
win rage. IL uanepifed, ho viewer, that
tue shooting was accidental.
At l o'clock the troops moved 10.
ward tho depot, whore large force VI
police, deputy eheflilA ami deputies un.
urr Uuilud States Marshal Baldwin
were already on guaTI. The strikers
Hn1 sympathizeTa 10 the number Of
toveral thousand had preceded tbs
Hoope. Tue appearance Of a militia
surgeon, laden with his instrument
cbsvs anu "A bundle OF bandagtH, had
NOT helped TO Improve tue temper OF
the strikers.
Whom the soldiers arrived they were
greeted with derisiye yells aud harsh
comment.
IL soon became known that General
bupenntsudehl Fillmore had an.
houneei his Intention 10 start train,
under military protection. The strik.