Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-19
the country in aid the American Railway


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I appear ~ make no effort 20 e-ume trafic.
+ There IS an added excitement caused
I b. the news that United States marines
from Mare island and regular srooBs
Z have been ordered 20 Oakland TO begin
The fight that the southern Pacidc man
I ayers have 80 long been waiting for the poverr-
ment 10 make Leaders or tie strikers ii
+ Oakland say there VIII be no organized resist
i ance 10 thc troops but they openly declare the
strikers have resolved to ecuCEef = guerrilla
warfare. Everyone knows what this means.
and many citizens are fearful ~ the events III
1 To-day. The cruiser Monterey has steam ID
/ preparatory 70 ts]ing marines and sailors 10
Oakland. -Four small Calling guns for shore
service and 50eo9 rounds Of ammunition are
nOw on board
strikers Are Arned
san FBtNoIsco. JUIy I0. in anticipation Of
the regular troops being called ont q number
Of the sacramento strikers have been sent 10
stockton 10 blockade the road and also
to warn the men Of the approach 81
the soldiers. Is IS their intention 70
seize q train ami block the road so that
Il win be some time before the troops will be-
able TO proceed to This city. In the meantime
the strikers Ut Sacramento viii have been
warned OF the advent Of thee regulars
and conce led effort VIII then be made 10
resist the troops The strikers are
armed with WinehesteFs. and any attempt
OF the military to dislodge them viii most GER
tainly result ia hioodshed. The leaders Of the
strikers say hat the troops viii be allowed to
move mail trains with no interference. butthat
the troops viii not be able 10 conduct any
other business. II is still announced at head
quarters that the blockade will be maintained
at all hazards
Threaten "A General Tie-Up.
ClEF kI.AND' o.'5hlE ~ Ihe executive COM
mittee OF the american Railway union to-
uHS aluouh'tu mat shoulu the rallroao
companies atlethPt 70 put the men now
Oelue pto,isht mere from the east IN stflhers
Pl"caS an "tsshiAeo AMOR NOT only
on 1ne liu.oSt p4t tosetiuB every Drahch Oh
IuiuaetS ~ tHtS ~. "oulu strtAe- me com
AiA1'te t'i 'htt state. that 'he euBlhttfN Hre-
hleh' conductors 'h3 very eiaSs u oFsahlzed
EAllioa" '"p"t AaSt a'etaIte tlt@t uhuef no CIR
culhst''necA WA. tleE ""fk "i'h nchuaion men.
Federation 20 fahe Aetion
NEw YoEb 5l3y President Gompers Of
the American Federation OF Labor. mas called
g meeting az tia executive council iu C'hicago
Thursday. Gampsrs himself viii leave Tor
Chicago io-Ii 1l.
t-..,. - ~ 5.,..r,
h1tA'V' ytss t0-At1ef thifte.h Gay q the
sreaL ooftgl. western tt'lfea9s ~ the
Anu is"l 'et- - iitson tactb 1tt some N8As
81 l3 f'tteAt y ne FL toA ny the Htssls-
SipPA .stil'1 t8ss. = tite iat Ntat ana NORM
H0sl ,nt +ats AteHe tAtl5 haa het Nti eeth
FeaChe'i. Isea'9 ere saei y p ana strikers are
'elii t''i' '4'tA a1e hi.l-s eo VII ne e9s-
COZ "A' A1. Ha7eAtatti 80 fea0ily III tte lar
Hott""''tesA ~31es ~ "a THOSE nearer the
~ttlht te.ittt its thl0aso. ~ Liilhols OUTSIDE
NAiit"%9 "-l" y lA''i1la anu missouri anu pof-
Siua7 Vi t'N'itrttl' ne stfiAe eNtltel4eAt =
~ l'N '''gtlle,i ~ mas Lin tlI '!la 70
~ Y" -Ao "A'S 7til4' the Slstdt'"ll = serious
enoush
'3''V- il'., !" men Z 70" GAY @Go YES az ths
"ttN ~ ati etn' Atss A'@ 7'A c"1+ipaiien ~