The herald., 1894-07-12

Yates Byrne. Lubburding and CLARK met
with similar fate. Private Daumler
who was with the dead men in the en-
gine when it upset, was seriously injured
about the head.
Private Ellis was hurt internally, and
is likely to die. The other soldiers who
were hurt are Privates Dugan and Will
son. The former had his arm cut of
and is in a bad way.
Shortly alter the report that the trsin
had been derailed. Division Superinten-
dent Wright ordered tire wrscking crew
to the scene. General Graham also
cent company of cavalry to head q
the strikers. Shortly after O'Clock this
afternoon the wounded men were
brought to this city and Immediately
taken to the railroad boepitsl, where
their injuries were dressed by Di. Hunt
ingten.
REGULARS IN AN UGLY MOOD.
The regulars are in IN ugly mood on
account OF the death and injury to their
comrades, and seem anxious for skir-
mish with the strikers. Many of them
claim that Genera! Superintendent Fill
moro assured General Graham that the
road had been carefully gone over, and
further declared that he knew that the
strikers would not resort to any desper-
ate measures to win the strike. It was
not until he had assured General Gra-
ham OF the suppos cd good condition OF
the road that the latter consented to
send his men to sscort the train to San
Francisco.
STRIKERS CONnESfN Tur nTrrDAdr
Harry Knox, the leader of the strik-
ers, has issued the following:
desire to stats on behalf of the
American Railway union that this order
had not the remoGest connection with
the ditching OF the train between Sacra-
msnto and DHviwille today, by which
several people lost their livee. We con-
denim this act as outrageous and bar
barous, and entirety contrary to the
spirit OF the American Railway union,
which is engaged in an honorable strug-
gle in the interest of labor, snd is op-
posed to violence or the sacrifics of
human life. II this act were done by
sympathizers we regret it the more, as it
is calculated to injure, rather than help
us. We sincerely trust that this first
act OF violence will be the last.
(Signed) H. A. KNOX,
Chairman Mediation Com mittee.
Orders were given rhis evening to ex-
tend the guard lines 20 l street, fully
block from the depot. This is to pre-
vent the strikers from getting near the
property.
MARSHAL BALDwIN's PROCLAMATION.
This evening the United States mar
;hal issued the following proclamation
Whereas, The military forces of the
United States hs've been called out for
the purpose of maintaining the authori-
ty of the United tates and enforcing the
laws thereof; and.
Whereas, The officer commanding the
United States troops in Sacramento has
bsen instructed TO open the line OF track
Of the Southern Pacific railroad, post
and military road. duly designated by
aw for the trane mission OF the United
States mails and troops.
Now, therefore. l., Barry Baldwin,
United States marshal for tbs northern
district OF California, do hereby COM
nland all persons to refrain from OBJ
structing or retardi:ag the passage over
said railroad, or any part thereof, OF
trains OF mail, passenger. freight or any
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ing or impeding or interfering with the
operation of trade or commerce ovsr ssid
or over sny part thereof; end,
further, to refrain from all or any un-
Ia wful assemblage of any kind whatever.
lSigneG) BARRY BALDWIN,
United States Marshal.
ARRESTS FOR THE OUTRAGE.
Sheriff O'Neil tonight arrested s. D.
Worden on suspicion OF being i'm plicated
in the dsrailment Of the train which re.
suited in the death of the engineer and
three soldiers and the in iuring of several
others. Worden is we'll known in this
city. He hsa been quite prominent in
labor circles and was recently sent as
delegate to the Chicago convention of
railway men. The sheriff has also ar
rested A. G.. G. Greenwald, William
Burt and Fl. E. Bodner, alleged strikers,
for complicity in the wrecking of the
train. They will be held pending an in
vestigstion.
STRIKERS ARMS SEIZED.
Acting under Instructions of General
Graham detachment of soldiers visited
the headquarters of the strikers and
seized number of rifles snd about
hundred ehotguns. No resistance was
offered BY the strikers.