The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-07-11


Is out again ON the Big For.
DENVER, July "a special went South
this morning with a committee of twtn-
ty-six employees representing The organ
cations in This district, which refused 10
strike. The 20 to plead with the sirik-
ers at Pueblo, Sahdra, Grand Junction
and other points to return to work 1t
is understood they will be takei. back
without prejudice.
SACRAMENTO, July 9.-The city is qui-
ct to-day, not a ear moving. On ac-
count of the excessive heat, few strikers
arr seen on the streets.
The Governors determination to re-
turn to this city bv steamer was brought
about by the following dispatch sent
him by the Executive Cemmittse of the
Citizens Protective Association:
SACRAMENTO. July 8, 1884.
Hon. II. II, Markham, Governor of Cal
Uornia, Pasadena, CAL:
The Executive Cammittee of the Citi-
L effective Association have voted
to advise you rs follows: We respect
fully represent to your Excellency that
your presence as Governor of the State
OF California is demanded at this time
at the seat Of government and that if,
under existing conditions, it will be inn
possible to reach this point by rail, the
journey should be undertaken by water
while that means OF communication re-
mains open.
OAKLAND, july 9.-The rumor that
United States marines and regular
troops had been ordered here has thrown
the strikers into great excitement, but
80 far there has been no outbreak.
The ferry steamer Alameda was fired
up this morning and at 2 O'Clock left her
slip. There is a rumor among the strik-
ers thai the steamer is going to trans
port the United States troops, it is only
a surmise, however.
Los ANGELES, July 9.-An overland
train on the Santa Fe left this. morning
with a Pullman attached, and a few
passengers aboard. The train was
manned by non-union men.
VALLEJO Cali, July 9.-The cruiser
Monterey has been ordered to steam up
preparatory to taking the United States
mariners and sailors to Oakland. Ten
days rations for the men, four small
gatling guns for shore service and fiftv
Thousand rounds of ammunition are now
on the board Monterey.
SAN Jose, July 9.-San Jose is qniet
this morning but no trains are running.
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of several disturbers.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 8, 1894.
G. w. Lindsay, Wadsworth, Nerada
Meeting all labor organizations of
Chicago last night voted strike Wednes-
day. Mcconnell, Machinist Mahon,
Street Car Service; Mcbride, Coal
Miners; Sovereign, Knights of Labor,
were present. All with us. Many points
Texas and Ohio struck today. Old
points all report loyal. Stand pat.
E. V. DEBs.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Everything quiet
to-day and streets cleared. Debs says
it augurs well for cause that violence and
have ceased. Sovereign says
knights of Labor will be ordered out to-
morrow, and will involve one million
men. Gompers issued call for Executive
Board Federated Trades to meet in this
city, Thursday at 10 a. m. Debs says
the strike is now beyond the control Of
A.. r. u.
Los ANGELES, July l0.-For the first
since the strike began a Sunset
Overland for New Orleans has left here.
The train was made up OF mail, baggage,
and several Pullmans. All local
trains are running on schedule time. A
train Of seventeen ears started
ior Yuma. The Sunset Overland and
The freight train were guarded by troops
and deputy marshals. The officials say
are ready to send out all trains as
as the company is ready to receive
Them at San Francisco.
SAN FRANcIsc, July l0-At IL AS a. m.
The Steamer Alameda has left for the
Presidio wharf, it is believed to load
for Oakland or Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, July 10.-The news that
will arrive here tonight has
,aused intense excitement. The strikers
nave moved their arms from a house on
J Street where they were stored to their
headquarters. In the moving the men
lid not conceal their guns but carried
hem across their arms up the street.
They were enthusiastically cheered by
heir sympathizers. The strikers say
hey will resist any attempt to dislodge
1t is thought that bloodshed
cannot be averted.
1t is estimated that the strikers have
800 rifles and shotguus. The engineers
nave weakened and sent a committee to
superintendent Fillmore saying they
ready to return to work and man
md take out a train at a moments no