Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-07-14

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q threw a missile, knocking the deput
down. He pulled q revolver. Lesdin
union men ordered the mob to disperse
which ID did, and the trouble ended.
CHICAGO, July The number Of car
OF the Panhandle road burned at Chicsg
last night is estimated 81 l.500. The to
tai loss is not less than q million dol
lars, besides the loss Of the rolling stock
At least twelve miles Of track are de
stroyed.
The Santa Fe engineers at Trinidad
Colorado, are being arrested for refusing
to run the engines.
The Santa Fe sent one train south to
day from Ripon, New Mexico.
The Brotherhood Of Firemen on thu
Rio Grande, at Denver, by q close vote
decided not 10 yet strike.
The switchmen are still out at Cleve-
land, and the railroads are making very
little Roadway.
The troops opened fire in Chicago. Al
least twenty men were killed. There
is no telling how many have been
wounded. The mob attacked the troops,
when the latter at once rallied and an
swered The assault with Q volleY. The
train is now bringing the wounded to
the city. The trouble is not yet over.
The Regular Light Artillery has been
ordered to the scene. The firing was
done by Company G., Fifteenth Infantry.
CHICAGO, July 9.-All was quiet here
last Sunday.
At q conference Of labor leaders held
at Chicago q committee was appointed to
have Mayor Hopkins make an offer to
arbitrate by calling q meeting of infiu-
entail citizens to urge Mr.. Pullman te
compromise.
President Cleveland's proclamation to
avoid lawlessness was obeyed.
Grand Master Sovereign said he de-
layed calling out his men until Wednes-
day to await the action Of the Chicago
Trades Unions. He thinks it possible
that the paralysis Of business caused by
the strike of the unions will force MIR.
Pullman and the railroads TO meet the
A. r. U. half way.
A committee Of the City Council and
the labor unions met to confer with
Wicks of the Pullman Company and he
refused to meet them.
II is thought that President Debs will
be arrested tomorrow.
The Pullman boycott went into effect
this afternoon in Texas.
Boston (Mass.) }, July Cit is rumored
in Boston that the railroad men will
strike.
New YORK, July 9.-Secretsry Evans
Of the American Federation Of Labor ID
in New York. He predicts q strike oil
all the labor organizations in the United
States in aid OF the American Railway
Union.
SPooNER (Wis). July 9.-There lie seri'
GUS trouble at this place.
SPOKANE (Wash.), July 9.-There is q
riot in progress here.
CHICAGO, July General Miles re-
ports two engagements between the
troops and the mob at Hammond. Sew
eral rioters were killed.
SAN Francisco, July 9.-The entire
force at Mare Island has been ordered tC
cooperate with the troops at San Fran
cisco.
SACRAMENTO, July 9.-Not a train il
moving at Sacramento. All is quiet IN
the city. The rumor that United States
troops and marines were ordered to Oak
land caused great excitement among the
strikers.
There is no change in the situation al
Portland and Tacoma.
No trains are running at San Jose.
Los ANGELES. July "a train left
Los Angeles on the Santa Fe with .
Pullman attached.
RENO, New, July 10.-The twelfth day
OF the strike closed with not q wheel
turning in Northern California. The
Southern Pacific people are utterly help
less, and apparently are making no effort
to resume traffic.
The leaders Of the strikers In Oakland
say no organized resistance will be made
at Oakland to the marines, but that q
guerrilla warfare will be conducted, and
all know what that means.
Nearly all the Santa Fe trains are run.
ming at Los Angeles.
1t is reported that the President will
declare martial Law and put Chicago IN.
der military control.
The strikers say that Cleveland has en-
tered into q combination with the Pullman
interests.
II is reported that the strikers are to
apply to the United States Court to com-
pei the Southern Pacific to operate the
road under the terms OF its charter.
The War Department hopes such steps
will be taken as would oblige the com.
pany TO assist the military 10 running
trains.
The President issued 9 proclamation, re-
ferring to the unlawful distractions In
California. Nevada, North and South Da-
kota. Montana, Idaho, Washington. wyom-
ing, Colorado. Utah and New Mexico. He
commands all persons connected with the
unlawful distractions 10 retire TO their
homes before 4 O'Clock to-day.
Arrangements 70 relieve the mail ser.
vice on this Coast are being made by the
Department with steamship companies TO
carry the mails along the Coast. A dozen
special service routes have been established