Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-04


 Cincinnati, 4.-The Cheasepeake & Ohio yard masters quit work yes terday, and refuse so work with non-uni )n men. The situation on the c. 6 o. and Louisville X Nash vile is bad.
 Washington, 4--Less apprehen- sion is felt here to-day at the exeeu- tive department on account Of the strike.
 Los Angeles, 4.-Joseph Call, of Los Angeles. has been appointed Assistant U. s. Attorney for the prosecution of the arrested strikers.
 St. Louis, 4.-Both the Wabash and c. and A. roads are tied up. The Big Four position is becoming more critical.
 The Iron Mountain men who went back to work yesterday will do no switching of Pullmans. The en. gineers and hremen are not disposed to haul trains not switched and manned by the regular force.
 Cincinnati. 4.-United States Dis trict Attorney Cleveland today pre- pared bill ia pursuance to Wash indton instructions restraining all persons from interfering with trains in this district.
 Indianapolis, 4.-The strike here Is failure. All trains are running on time.
 Trinidad, 4.-Citizens here ars ineensed over the arrest of men ac- cused of assisting in disarming the deputies on Sunday. The Santa Fe intends to start train west today.
 Cherokee, Iowa, 4.--1he sherifi overheard 6 plot this morning to blow up the Illinois Central bridge and demolish a train load of na- tional guards. The scheme failed owing to the activity of the off cials.
 Oakland, 4-The Southern Pacific depot, yards and shops are again in the hands of strikers and all locals have been ordered stepped by tine order officials.
 Washington. IA dispatch was sent from the department of justice to the United States Attorney at Chicago, ordering him to at once call a grand jury together. It is assumed that the attorney general intends securing indictments against Debs aad other leaders for viola tion of the antitrust act of 1890.
 Sacramento. 4:l0 D. Pande- moniun reigns at the depot. Thous- ands cheer the troops and then the strikers. Three local militia com panies were ordered to clear the depot. They refused and marched Aaek to their armory loudly cheered, cArrying their gattling guns. Their actions cast a gloom over railway officials Forty strikers. with Win chesters, marched to the depot to prevent any attempt to get out trains. Another attempt will be made at six o'clock to disperse the crowd.
 Sacramento, f, 5 p. m.-The troops marched to the depot, where the strikers preceded them. The great est excitement prevails. The troops took up a position near the main track. The strikers are making ugly threats. The officials refuse to state whether an attempt will be made to move trains this evening. Surgeons are on hand at the depot, prepared Tor any emergency.
 New York, 4.-Riehard Croker ar rived to-day on the steamer Majes- tic. He was meet by carriage and driven at once to Tammany hall, where the 4th of July is being cele- Orated. His appearance is greeted with enthusiastic cheers.
 Largus Firth Of Clyde, 4.-The race between the Valkyrie and Santa Rita and Brittania over fifty mile ,ourse, took place yesterday. Prince | ,f Wales cutter Brittania crossed he line first, beating the Valkyrie 'ne minute and forty-five seconds.