Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-07
ICO Doses One Dollar


postmaster general at Washington to-
day requesting that the federal govern
ment secure prompt transmission Of
mails.
KANSAS CRY, No., June 2S.-The fire.
men of the Santa Fe formally struck
today. The strike order, however, only
applies to through trains with Pullman
coaches. The road will abandon all
through trains out of Kansas City.
PORTLAND, Ore, June 2S.-The Pull
man strike has not affected this city, ex-
cept that a car cleaner refused to clean
Pullman cars.
SEATTLE, Wash, June 2S.-The Seat
tie railway union will hold a meeting
this evening to decide whether to strike
or not.
OMAHA, Neb., June 28.-The Pullman
boycott trouble is growing more serious
here, and though trains were made up
with Pullmans attached, 1t was with the
assurance that they would be detacll ed
elsewhere out west and never return
until after the strike.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June Nothing
new has developed in the strike situa
ton. Pullman cars were rot molested
todight and the men manifest no dispo
sition to interfere with them.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kas. June 28.-All
trains in and out of here tonight pulled
Pullmsns as usual.
TOPEKA, Kas., June 29.-A posse of
deputies left heIe tonight for Florsnce
and Dodge City to take charge of Santa
Re property. Trains Nos. s., and
from Kansas City passed through here
tonight without interference.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-General
Manager Towne of the Southern Pacific
today issued bulletin to the employ es
explaining that three-fourths of all sleep
ing cars run on their road are owned
Oy themselves and not by Pullman, and
appealing to them in the interest OF
good faith and harmony to stand with
them until they had something to COM
plain of.
CHICAGO, June %. Superintendent
l.. l.. Troy. of the railway mail service,
arrived in Chicago today. He warned
President Debs and Vice President
Howard of the A. r. u, that il the
mail trains are interfered with the Unit
ed States government will be compelled
TO proceed against the strikers. Debs
said the members of the union had no
desire to come in conflict with the gov
eminent and that none Of the strikers
Will interfere with the mails. He as
sured Mr.. Troy that he would issue in
structions to every point where the boy
colt is in operation that the mails must
be allowed to proceed.
The association of general managers
OF the railroads centering in Chicago
has organized a general managers as
ISOLATION bureau and elected John M.
Egan general manager. This bureau
Will have entire charge of everything re-
lating to the strike, in behalf of the
roads. A committee was sent to Chief
of Police Brennan to ask for additional
police protection for certain roads to-
night. The chief promised to furnish
all men needed ut any time.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 2S.-All the
trains are tied up here tonight, the fires
in the engines having been permitted to
die out. Only six members of the union
are located here, five of whom are will
iug to resume work. The secretary
alone, being under $1,000 bonds, stands
out.
Los ANGELES, June 2S-The strike
situation here is practically unchanged.
President Huntington of the Southern
Pacific has issued an ultimatum that
unless after the conference with Mana
ger Towne the men attend to their du-
ties az before the strike, they should all
be discharged and never again allowed
TO enter the service of the company, it
being his contention that the Southern
Pacific owns Is per cent Of all the sleep
ers run over their lines and the Pull
man company has no control over them.
KANSAS Orr, Mo-, June o. Harry
Jones and John Clark were hanged today
for the murder of Madame Wright, an
agent.
SHANG Hal. June 29.-Japan prefer
ring a foreign to civil war refused
to evacuate Corea. China is therefore
increasing her naval and military forces
Tor active operations.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The senate
adopted joint resolution
extending appropriations until new
appropriations pass.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The grand |
Jury have found indictments against |
Chapman and Mccartney for refusing to
answer the questions of the senate sugar |
committee.
PARIS, June 3O.-The greatest de-
ever before witnessed here |
s anticipated at CarnCt's funeral out of |
respect TO the late president ard against
GLASGOW, June 30 Captain Hoff has |
the royal barge yacht club |
hat it will be impossible to get the |
Vigilsnt ready for next Tuesday.
GLASGOW, June 30.-Steamer "Scanda-
lavia', from Boston, collided with ice
)erg in mid ocean. A large mole WAS
Knocked in the steamer above water
inc.
GRAvEsEND, England, June 30.-The
teamer Nautilus" from Hamburg
olided with the Dutch warshIp North
sea. The steamer is seriously damag
d.
DENVER, Colo, June 30.-The Times
vas sold today for s225,O00 to a republi-
an syndicate. Earl B. Coe is at the
cad. The Times and Sun will be con-
olidated. All the Denver dalies now
eceive associated press report exclusive
7.
SAN Francisco, June 30.-Steamer
brought Hawaiian adyices
D June %. The Constitutional conven-
on has made a nun Der of important
hanges as proposed by executive coun-
il. The property qualification for
snators has been lowered The Pro-
lsiOnal president Will be again declared
resident without the formality vote.
he Queen is now fearful that the
nIted States will not reinstate her
nd has begged the foreign consuis not
the new government. The
.nglish consul is the only one who paid
ny attention to the request. The fourth I
July will be the greatest in the cal |
ndar. Z
EDINBURGH, June 29.-The Scottish
1amber of husbandry adopted reso-
ltion to the effect that the present 7
nancial depression is due to the mon 7
AIRY change of 1892 and decided to /
etition parliament in favor Of bimet- {