Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-15
THE STRIKE
ALL THE EASTERN MAIL
MOVING WEST.
Nothing Of a Startling Nature
About the Strike.
RECORDS SMASHED.
AMERICA HAS THE FASTEST
WARSHlP AFLOAT.
A Bill Providing for a National
Board Of AfbitratiOn. News
from Everywhere.
RECORDS SMASHED.

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Special t. the APPEAL.
Sacramento, 14th-The San Fran
| cisco local, which left Oakland this
morning arrived here at this even
ing. No attempt was made to inter
fere with the train. George Saylor,
the conductor arrested here for steal
ing an engine at Dunsmire several
days ago is locked in the guard house.
This evening switch engine with
several regulars aboard was passing
along Front Street. Saylor, who was
quarters through the courtesy of the
Chief of Police, Justify shouted
"scab" at the engineer. The soldiers
ordered the latter to stop the engine,
and Immediately placed Saylor under
arrest. He was escorted to the guard
house, where he will be detained I'M
til his preliminary examination in
| the police court The police have
been unable t. find Mullen and
Compton, members of the Mediation
Committee, for whom warrants were
issued this afternoon, charging them
, with conspiracy in connection with
| wrecking the Eastern overland last
Wednesday. 1t is believed they were
spirited away by friends.
San Francisco, 14th-There have
been no startling developments in
the strike situation today. Trains
guarded by troops have been running
out of Oakland and Sacramento. The
blockade has also been broken at Los
Angeles. For the present the r r
Company will avoid running trains
at night for fear of accident. Harry
Knox, leader of the Sacramento
strikers, was arrested today, charged
with being implicated in Wednesday s
train wreck. Other strike leaders at
Sacramento will also be arrested on
the same charge. Knox is held in
lS25, 900 bail, which the Populists of
Yolo county agree to furnish. 1t is
stated that Worden, who was arrest
ed for wrecking the train has made a
confession duplicating Knox and
other leaders.
| Chicago, IA. The Executive
Council of the Federation of Labor
finished it work tonight and ad-
iourned. Little information was
given out except that the Council
had decided to appropriate $1,000 to.
wards Mr.. Debs' defense fund,
President Debs retired to his room
early and declined to see anyone,
his representatives said he had moth
ing to say in addition to what was
given out. Grand Master Workmer
Sovereign of X of L left this evening
, for Des Moines without making any
future orders in regard to the strike.
Everything about the city is quiet
ami there has been no new develop
ment on the tie-ups which failed to
materialize.
Winnemucca, New, 14.-Foul
trains and light engine arrived here
to-day from the East, the engine ar
rived first then train of sleepers
then a train of mail cars. The next
train was Of seven Pullman sleeperi
and follow ny it e,..-.e al em' grant
The mail cars contained all delayed
mail which has accumulated at o.
den during the strike. After a d.
lay of couple of hours all trains de
parted for the West No train ha'
as yet arrived from the West. !
very strict military guard is estab
lished and no one is admitted to tn,
depot without pass. Everything j
quiet.
Chicago, l4.-President Gomper
when asked about the refusal Of tn
/, r r Managers to entertain Mr.
! Debs' proposition said to-day: | re
greet it very much; it was bad for tn
railways bad for TIE men and bad 70
J the public int .rest. 1t will have
however, no effect on the actor
taken by the Federation in declining
to order general strike.
i:{Boston, l5,-That America ha
the fastest warships afloat was agai
demonstrated when the new L
user Minneapolis returned to he
mornings afternoon after tri;