The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

he was unable to give protection to the
United States mails.
The departure Of United States troops
from Anglo Island has double signif-
canoe 1t shows that the. United States
Government has become Involved In the
trouble and that the Southern Pacific
Railway Company Is succeeding admi-
rab.y In Its EFFORT to open simultaneously
the two greatest strageticA terminal
points In the State.
General supt. Fillmore and score of
mento. and United States troops win be
in Los Angeles to-day. Together they
VIII try to break the blockade on the
Southern Pacific system.
incidentally. the strikers will be over
awed on al! important points on the
Southern line. at Bakersfield and Fresno.
two or the strongest positions.
The military assistance. so valuable to
the railroad and SO earnestly sought by
II, has by n series OF curious circum-
stances been given without the request
The State officers of the A. r. L.
claim. however, that this important
change In the situation will not affect
In the slightest degree the set conditions
Of affairs, SO far AS the Southern Pacific
Is concerned. They look upon Sacra-
mento as the key to the Southern Pa
cihc system. and until 1t is lost they will
not be disco uraged.
1t Is evident that the strike here. as
elsewhere ~ now at its height. The
combatants have locked horns at last.
strength and their fidelity to themselves
| upon which to rely. The railway COM
pany has Its own enormous power and
the greater one OF the United States
Government upon which to depend
Southern Pacific Losses.
SAN FRANCISCO. July S.-w. G.
Curtis. Assistant General Manager of
| n aaft lima tns hat hp
company's losses owing to the tie-up. is
f2ooN0 day. and that In five days that
the roads have been blocked aggre-
gate over a million dollars.
The fruit business Will be seriously
menaced II a way out of the difficulty
Is not found. There are 200 cars of fruit
valued at 800 each, so that $780, 900 IS In
| volved In this one item Fruit is
rapidly ripening. and within the next
be ready for shipment.
In addition to the twenty three depu-
ties sworn in by Marshal Baldwin. ten
men have been made Government off,
GERS. Two are placed on each out
going train. Ten special policemen, in
addition to twenty patrolmen. sworn in
on Sunday. have been detailed to guard
the Southern Pacific property.
Detroit Union station Tied Up.
DETROIT. July ALI trains entering
Union station are tied up. The D., l..
| VI.
4, their trains outside the station yards.
There IS no trouble yet at the Michigan
Central yards. everything being on time.
The Grand Trunk men are still work
ing. The Wabash is tied up.
One T"rre Hnute Blockade Raised.
TERRE HATTE. Ind. July 3.-The
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Company
succeeded in raising the blockade here
! to-day, and Supt. Broughton received
word that Col. Culver was at Danville
and affording all protection necessary,
A passenger train was made up at once
and 1t left on schedule time for the
North. The train carried Pullman
car, and was not molested. Strikers re-
Trained from acts Of violence and no
| further trouble has occurred.
The Big Four. although 1t uses Wag-
ner cars is closed up to-day. The only
| train through was the day mail train
1t Is reported that Mr.. Debs has said
that the Fandalia would not he called
out. The c. and Il. /. and Il. and r. II.
will attempt to move freight tomorrow.