Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-04
PNgerty-- -ThSuslnds of WsrEingaea ThnVn out of Employment
 Ly the Strike,
The Jury In the Prendegrast Case Say He k Sane and Must Hang
 0n July 13.
IB, A..osi.lsl rrS.- to the JoUaslr-smrll

view, after a conference with the
 president and attorney general,
 Major General Scho6eld, command
 CT of the U. $. army. said that all
 preparations have been made to
 carry out orders of the U. s. courts
 with decision, vigor and prompti-
 tude.
 Chicago, July alt is reported at
 the general managers association
 headquarters today that strikers
 had broken into the freight cars {
 Lansing, Illinois, and stolen sixty eight kegs of powder.
 Lansing, Mich, July 3.-In re- sponse to information from Sheriff Calls of Upou county, Governor
 Rich has ordered the fourth regi- ment to assemble in readiness at
 Battle Greek.
 Chicago, July 3-A telegram from military authorities at Washington vas received at the local army head quarters here late last night, order.
 ing the 18th regiment at Fort Sher- idan to be held in readiness to pro- ceed to Blue Island at a moments notice. The dispatch was sent after a conference with President Cleve- land.
 St. Louis, July 3.-A dispatch from Moberly, Missouri, says that all of the 4. K. U. men on the Wabash road have struck. Two hundred and fifty engineers, fremen and switchmen are out.
 Chicago, July 3.-It is expected that the climax will be reached to- day in the Pullman-A. R. U. strike. Interest now centers st Blue Island, town eighteen miles from here, where the U. $. deputy marshals are outnumbered and defied by the strikers. All traffic is stopped. and aid is expected from Fort Sheridan, where troops are held in waiting.
 Chicago, July 3.-The Pullman boycott is spreading. The Burling- ton, employing non-union men, is about the only road that is not affected. The c. X N. w., which. up 10 last night, had escaped, is completely tied up today. Its suburban traffic is very heavy. The Illinois Central. Erie. Milwaukee & St. Paul and Great Western are all reported in a like condition. Al general tie up was effected also at Detroit to-day on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Central. The Michigan Central attempted to start a train of dressed beef east last night, but the cars were aban- doned, and the beef left to spoil on the tracks.
 Sacramento, Cal, July 3.-Great excitement prevails at the depot here. There are hundreds, of the strikers in the vicinity eagerly wait ing developments. The railroad said a mail train would be moved on time, which has excited the strikers. They have been given notice that if they do not resume work this afternoon, they can con sider themselves discharged. U. s. Marshal Barry Baldwin has ordered the strikers to leave the depot, which they did quickly.
 Los Angeles, July 8. - Great crowds ot people were around the federal court building this morning to hear what Judge Ross had to say. He said that idle rumors had been bruited about that he intended to do the strikers harm. He said this was far from the truth, but that he was going to enforce the law. He charged the grand jury that pr. Rarlin had made an incendiary speech last night, and requested them to look into the matter. No trains are moving on any of the roads. The Southern Pacific en- gineers to-day rendered their resig- nations. It is reported that the | train bringing soldiers will bring two belated trains in from Bakers field.
 Chicago, July 3.-All blaming l mills shut down, ss they cannot | move lumber. This will throw ff- cen hundred men out of work. The | witch tracks are all filled with dead | 'ngines. All switchman employed l It the Union station yards have truck. The Wabash is tied up | Ilong with the rest here.
 Omaha, July 3.-The situation on 10th roads entering Omaha is prac- ically unchanged. Both roads are jed up.
 St. Louis, July 3.-The strike sit lation here is decidedly worse to- lay. All A. R. U. men on the west m division of the Wabash struck o-dsy and the engineers refused to york with greenhorns. The gov rnor has ordered the first regiment o hold itself in readiness for service.
 San Francisco, July 3-A special rain bearing .. s. troops over the 'outhern Pacific from this point to 4nS Anuatoc raaohad Hapf1~4 .f IT ,