Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-07-10

last night for conspiring to interrup
interstate commerce and mail traffic b
inducing the Belt line engine crew to qui
work. There is little doubt but tina
Eugene V. Debs will be arrested within
the next twenty-four hours.
OHIO FREIGHT BLOCKADE.
Cleveland, Ohio-The railway manager
are to-day making an organized effor
to raise the freight blockade. Anothe
large batch of non-union men wer'
brought into the city from the east abou
midnight. These, with a number o
others who arrived yesterday, were put tc
work in the Lake Shore yards. The
company say these men are experienced
hands and that if no resistance is Offered
by the old men the blockade on that roa6
will be quickly raised. Up to $50 a. IN
there had been no trouble of any kind.
GLOOMY REPORT FROM RATION.
Ration, N. M.-Division No. 282, Order
of Railway Telegraphers, which embraces
all operators and dispatchers in New
Mexico, has unanimously voted to send
in its charter, thus disbanding the lodge,
and to stand by the A. r. q. All the Santa
Fe's old employees, except several en-
gineers, are still out.
AFTER DEBs.
Denver.-If the grand jury which will
meet at Chicago tomorrow should not
indict Eugene V. Debs, president of the
A. r. U., warrant will be issued from
the federal court in this district for his
fha nf, IF vi loti
10, article l, of the constitution, which
provides that no state or territory shall
make any law "Which will impair the OBJ
legation of contracts" Attorneys here
deduce that Debs in ordering the strike
attempted Ito force the impairment of
certain contracts made between the Pull
man company and the railroads and that
he has therefore violated the constitution
of the United States.
Denver.-The application for the ar
rest of Debs has not yet been presented
to Judge Hallett. 1t is fully prepared,
however, and is signed by the attorneys
of number of roads.
ALL UNION MEN AT WORK.
Ashley, Ind.-The Wabash blockade is
raised here, oil union men being at work.
SITUATION BETTER.
Toledo, Ohio.-The situation here this
morning is better than yesterday. The
Michigan Central strikers held meeting
at midnight and decided to go to work.
The Pennsylvania road is moving all trains
without trouble, and the strike on the
Hooking Valley line is over at this point.
The Lake Shore is the only point of
trouble. All efforts to involve other
roads or to cause general strike of all
general organizations have so far failed.
ATTEMPT TO DITCH TRAIN AT DEM1Na.
Deming, N. M.-An attempt was made
last night to wreck special train con-
tanning 500 troops from TT. Bayard en-
route to Trinidad and Ration. The sec
tion foreman discovered four switches
open in the Deming yards just before the
train arrived The train would have been
ditched and there would have been great
loss of life, RS the special ran at good
ratio of speed where the switches wore
opened. The members of the local lodge
of A. R. U. are highly indignant at the
outrage and at meeting denounced the
attempt and offered to guard the railroad
at their own expense. The
are supposed to have been
strangers who came in last evening.
Every effort is being made to apprehend
them.
TRAIN HELD UP BY MOB.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The Chicago limited
on the Ft. Wayne railroad was three
hours late in arriving here to-day, hav-
ing been held up by mob near Ft.
Wayne. Shots were fired and stones
thrown. Windows were broken and
there were bullet holes in the cars.
Other trains are on time.
STRIKE THREATENED IN TEXAS.
Dallas, Texas.-All the Santa Fe trains
arrived and departed as usual to-day
The strikers did not interfere with the
non-union men. A committee is to wait
on Vice President Thorne, of the Texas
4 Pacific, this afternoon, and request him
TO have Pullmans taken off. If the re-
q uest is refused a strike on the Texas g.
Pecifc is to be ordered this evening.
TRAIN MOVED OUT OF THE STOCK YARDS.
Chicago.-For the first time since
Thursday, July 5th, train was sent out
Of the stock yards to-day. The train was
made up of forty cars for the east and
south. The tracks at the stock yards
we're cleared during the night and when
It announced this morning that the train
was ready to be moved two companies of
state militia we're sent out to protect it.
The men we're villi6ed by great crowd
If onlookers, but there was no attempt to
interfere with the movement of the train.
FEDERATED LABOR STRIKE CERTAIN.
Thomas I. Kidd, secretary of the Inter-
national Wood Workers. union, and sew
,ral members of the subscription COM
nittee appointed yesterday, had confer
,nce with Vice President Howard and Di-
'ector Hogan, of the A. R. U. At the
,lose of the conference one of the com
nittee said that there was absolutely no
avenue through which arbitration might
low be had. He added that strike of
he labor unions was now certainty.
You May strike 1t Rich.
Ifyou could pick up $21 900 in gold by
me weeks work, it would beworth going
! few hundred miles to get, wouldn't its
That's just what the Aztec mine (Colfax
Jo., New Mexico) produced in seven days
With total product to date of nearly a
million dollars.
This rich mine is one of many in the
lewly discovered Morero valley and Ute
Creek placer and quartz gold districts.
Take Santa Fe route to Springer, N. NJ,
hence stage to the camp.
Short winters, delightful climate and
ich prospects. This may be the chance
,fa lifetime. Ask local agent A., 7. & s. +.
R. R. for illustrated pamphlet. 1t tells
he truth about this new country.