New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
TRAIN VRECKERS ARRESTED.
D. WARDEN, AN A. r. u OFFICIAL. BE-
LIEVED TO HAVE BEEN TIE
RINGLEADER.
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE SACRAMENTO MUIR
DERER is OVERWHELMING - THE
STRIKERS IN CALIFORNIA STILL
crrou AZ I-cI.y SPIRIT
SHOW AN UGLY SPIRIT.

STRIKERS IN CALF Slibb
SHOW AN UGLY SPIRIT.
San Francisco Cal. July l2-The shocking crime
near Sacramento which caused the death OF I'VE
men and the CHASTITY wounding OF three others
brought home 10 sympa hzers with the strikers the
criminal nature of the operations OF the men VINO
are fighting the railroad. Little has been done at
Sacramento to-day except to repair the track ana
TO gather evidence against ID. Warden the strike
leader who is under arrest for murder. warden
cannot escape the gallows. There Is evidence 10
show that he bought dynamite and that he took
this explosive the place where the train was
ditchcd lie made this trip with seven companions
three of whom II. T. Badner. William Burl and
A. W. Greenaw. under arrest He or his as
sociates shattered the tmbers OF the trestlc with
the dynamite and then drew the nails from the
fish plates.
II Is probable that some Of Warden's confederates
Will seek to save themselves by turning States
evidence To encourage them. the southern Pacific
has offered a 5000 reward and the Government
officers ocO 1t IS evident Harry Knox. the leader
OF the strikers is badly ratified" lie has dis
appeared from headquarters
WARDEN'S PERNICIOUS ACTIVITY.
Warden was one Of the influential strikers ut
Sacramento He represented the American Rail-
way Union at the recent Chicago convention. and
returned with rosrate reports Of the strength Of
the organization. He has also been conspicuous by
his threats against the railroad company.
Superintendent Fillmore does not intend 10 run
any more trains from Sacramento TIL the railroad
track Is safe. 1t IS understood that the regulars
will be used to guard the track a, trcstes and
bridges. and the road il Gear Eastern
overlands Will be dispatched.
The long expected transfer OF marines 70 oak
land took place this afternoon. About 80 marines
sent down from Mare Island with Gatlings
and Hotchkiss guns. They now ned on the
efc Aiamp,la awaiting from The
With their aid. the terminals can be cleared 80
that as soon as the road Is IN condition. trains can
be moved
Los Angeles reports all trains moving. and from
other points come reports that the blockad" Is
practically lifted. The only part OF the road now IN
control OF the strikers sections OF the southern
Pacific in the San Joaquin valley. and OF the
Oregon line, in the extreme north OF California.
OF the four arrested near Sacramento
Warden was locked up without bail. on charge
OF murder. The other three men were held In
5000 bail each by Justice Ncvins. Charges OF Oh
structing the mails and conspiracy were entered
against them. Mccoy an engineer. who was on the
wrecked train. has Identified Badmcr and Hurl
lie saw them near the track before the train left
the track. The tools with which the rails were
loosencd have been found. and II Is known to whom
they belong John Shcrburn has Identified Warden
as one OF several strikers who were driven hy him
to the scene OF the wreck shortly before the
tragedy took place. The men had tools and dyna-
mite with them. Governor Markham has offered
an additional rcwnrI OF so FOR Information leading
TO the conviction OF the train wrcckefs
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE WRECK DIES.
Wesley Dugan a private OF Battery L. TN United
States Artillery. died this morning from his inju-
ries. lie was on the tender. and was thrown on
the shore OF the slough. one arm VAS broken In
three places and torn from the sockets lis Jaw
was als0 broken lie suffered horribly.
The wrecked locomotive lies on D. naI J ~, ,h e
mud and slime Of The 'lonsh by ne s''r oil tnse
broken bridge together win three cara h"h'hth
the engine IN the OoIc ana siaEnHnt water az" IN"
bodies OF ne engineer ant mrs soi,, ,. yne ',
der was buried beneath ~" 'nhn'tF'l ven TT p.'
managed To crawl out uSbU' 'lark the englne"I'
evidently stayed at biz post 70 M Ia,t ne M
man escaped 10y jumping Inc U'rt' u d" com
pletc vre,k
search OF the buildlngs occupied by strikers inc
search was conducted by the militia. At knoN7
heaI4n1r'@iS ,~"iiIe it eh"frnns raires ana
revolyers besides jute sacks nled win siusr
tina, the strikers had cannon secretei some here
lot Of arms also found at a German bakery.
which is a hOtbed Of anarchy. Bnniag"S, ready
rolled. were also found there.
DYNAMITE SAID To BE BURIED.
The railroad station a, Sacramento Is being care
fully guarded Il IS said that the strikers have
buried quantity OF dynamite under 1t.
4 mob Of strikers visited tie railroad yards at
Oakland before daybreak this morning 20 XIII
some engin's which had been urea IA anticipation
OF moving trains Dcpuii"9 drove them away from
The roundh3use and they proceed@i - lcrh train.
smash cars. dump locomotives and destroy property
generally. large gang ~ wrcck"fa was !mmc.
d!at.ly set 20 work - clear the tracks and mall
and passenger train WAS sent out - Santa Graz
under guard
Two trains arrived az Los Angeles to-day They
ef; Chicago June = and June -
All rail- Communication between Spokane and The
Occur u Allen" region has b''a broken. y general
strike has been ordered from TekDl - the mines
on the Union Pacific
\ bridge east 81 Alameda has been iamperci with
and made unsafe. II Is "a. main l!ne. ana q
viii be impossible 10 trains past thai point to-
dav The trestlewOrk was found 70 be sinking from
no natural cause. heavy force Of deputies
Immediately sent guard a., bridges. and
appeal made 20 Governor Markham 20 order
out the militia To protect he railroad property
Attorney General Dlncy icloRraphed 20 United
States Marshal Baldwin this morning 10 offer SOD
rcwnrd for the arrest and conviction OF the guilty
train-wreckcrs
ANSpOu ALTON