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

escaped being killed. The eastern overland which was to go to San
 Francisco this afternoon was cut in two by the strikers. The marshals and police have given up the fght.
 New York, July 3.-A special to the Herald from Panama says it Is proposed to commences canal work at Culbra if arrangements can be made.
 Chicago, July l3-Assassin Pren
 degrast will bs hanged on July 18th the jury to-day deciding that he
 was Hot insane.
 Williams, July Especial to the JOURNAL- MINER. )-The situation is brightening at every poiat. Troops have been ordeIed out all over the country. Six companies of United States infantry reached Los Angeles this morning and took possession of the Southern California and South ern Pacific yards and depots. The Southern California ran a train to
 Barstow last night and the A. X F. started a train, with mail, east from there this morning. A freight train from Winslow to POach Springs was run last evening. Two more will be run between the same points today aud two from Peach Springs to Al buquerque. All employees, in every branch, of the railroad service at Winslow, yesterday agreed by Feso- lutioas passed, at a joint meeting, to stand by the company aEd live up to their contracts. Trains will be started out of Needles by tomorrow and it is believed that by the Hast of the week trains will be running reg alarly as fast as men can be pro cured tO take the places of the strikers.
 The Santa Fe expects to have passenger train into Albuquerque to-day, which will be started west on arrival. From information at hand, 1t is thought both the Santa Fe and Southern California roads will resume business in the course of three or four days
 Los Angeles, July 4.-The special train from San Francisco, having aboard six companies of United States Infantry, arrived here this morning, and dividing into two batallions, immediately took posses sion of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific yards and depots.
 Los Angeles, July 4.-Governor Markham, who is at Pasadena, this morning received a dispatch from Sacramento, signed by leading A. R. U. men protesting against being classed as rioters, and against call ing out of the militia. Governor Markham sent back an answer that he was ln sympathy with employees so long as they are peaceful and lawabiding. Their acts had not been such, according to reports, and i in response to a lawful call he or dered troops to Sacraraeuto. He said that the laws must be respected l
 Blue Island, Ills, July 4.-Every- thing is quiet here. Four com panies of the 10th U. s. inssntry l from Fort Sheridan arrived this morning oyer the main line. A fire man who refused to back the train i bearing the soldiers on the switch, was put unler arrest by Marshal Arnold.
 l.. C. Christ and Ed Hines were arrested by Marshal Arnold and deputy for making threats against the deputy. The arrests caused a gathering that would have been ugly but for the U. s. troops.
 Chicago, July IA company of | U. $. troops was stationed in the | Chicago stock yards and fifteen car loads of beef were shipped east with out resistance.
 Denver, July 4.-The strike situa- tion here is unchanged. The rail roads sent out the regular trains. Employes of the Rio Grande at l Denver refuse to strike.
 Pueblo, July 1.-Two companies of federal troops arrived today and | are camped in the heart of the city. Peace prevails.
 Chicago, July 4.-One San.a Fe 1 train with 8 Pullman attached, | reached Dearborn street station to- day.
 Fort Dodge, 4.-The Fourth Iowa | national guards have been ordered | to Sioux City.
 Los Angeles, 4.-The case of Chas. Hearth, lately a conductor on the 1 santa Fe, who was cited to appear 1 before Judge Ross thls morning, was called and the case went oyer | till tomorrow morning. without ob- | jection.
 Sacramento, 4.-After a long and | tedious trip, train bearidg weary national guSrdsmen arrived here | this morning. They marched down | the street to the armory where prep arasions had been made to receive i them by the local militia. The ex- among thousands of spec ] tators who lined the sidewalks, was i intense. Tickets have been placed l around the big armory.
 Sacramento, July A. Later.-In | addition to the two regiments which | arrived from San Francisco this morning, there are also two Stock ton companies here. The troops | are all at the armory. A gun in the hands of a guard was accident ally discharged this morning, ser iously wounding another guard and | fatally wounding a civilian. It is believed that no attempt will be made to move traius to-day. l
 Blue Island, 4.-Later-All the strikers are highly incensed on ac- | count of the large number of arrests of the leaders which are being made lav Aars,ex- v,Na~.k-l-