The record-union., 1894-07-04
At OTHER POINTS.

The Tie-Up in the Coast Division at
san Jose About Oyer.
san JOSE, July 8.-The tie-up on the
coast division in this city is about over
The most OF the employees on the broad
gauge road have decided to go back to
work, sooner than be discharged, as
threatened by the railroad company.
The switching crew went to work to-day,
and the freight hands VIII start in Thurs
day. The strike Of the narrow-g gauge is
still on. Company B. Fifth Regiment is
at It's armory awaiting orders to go to
Sacramento.
TRAIN CUT " TWO BY STRIKERS.
STOCKTON, July Tile train which
started ont of Oakland pier at 10 O'Clock
this morning for Stockton in charge OF
Conductor Massey did not .tes Aere till
6:lo O'Clock this evening. The train was
cut in two by strikers at ixteenth-street
iUakland) and d second start was not
made until l O'Clock. Then a boXcar was
met on the track at Shell Mound Park
With brakes set. and the wheel cone to
unloosen the brake. The blow given the
boxcar by the engine broke the chain,
ana the car was pushed ahead with
brakeman on it to signal, and finally run
into a siding. The train then came on
without further trouble. This was the
first train to come by way CT Port Costa
since SatuZay. The regular evening
train came tonight by way OF Livermore.
LOCAL TRAIN STOPPED.
WEST OAKLAND, July 3.-The 10 o'clock
Berkeley local OF three coaches, CARRYING
tifty passengers, was stopped at Sixteenth
street station by strikers. The fireman
was induced to quit work, and the train
=
IN the mob.
BRIDGE BURNED.
SAN BERNARDINo, July 3.-Word has
been received OF the burning OF bridges
on the Atlantic and Pacific in this county
near Needles, and fear is entertained that
the shops and roundhouse will be de-
stroyed. The county has been called on
for protection, but the matter has been
referred by the county officials to the
United States Marshal.
STRIKE EXTENDED TO LOCAL TRAINS.
PORTLAND. July 3.-The strike to-day
extended TO the Southern Pacific local
trains. The west side train from Me-
Minnville arrived this afternoon, but
aside from this no trains arrived or de-
parted over that line The Northern Pa
cific sent out a train for Tacoma at 1890
to-day, and one arrived at 9oclock to-
night from Tacoma with Pullman at
tached. The engine was manned by
non-union engineer and fireman. The
southern Pacific expects to resume local
service tomorrow.
a TRAIN MOVES OUT OF BAKERSFIELD.
BAKERSFIELD, July 8. = The local
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
decided that engineers could take out
their engines with any iiremen, and so
two big engines were prepared. 1t firing
them up it was found that they had been
sOaped so that the water foamed While
fixing this another meeting of the Broth
erhood was held, and there was much
acrimony, but finally at 4:45 O'clock the
train steamed out with two regular en-
gineers. The Master Mechanic acted as
one OF the firemen. The train moved
slowly by the depot, with a squad of
police officers walking on each side, sew
eraI in each cab and two with fixed bay
onets on each platform. A little beyond
these the train stopped to allow the guard
To get on, and then oil it went.
During the afternoon at least 1000 peo-
ple gathered at the depot. and while there
was much discussion there was very little
loud talk and no ugliness manifested.
Shortly before the train started Colonel
Shalter notified Division Superintendent
Burkhalter, at Mojave, by wire, that if he
did not start that train in ten minutes he
tthe Colonei} would take it out himself,
and Immediately if commenced to move.
EXTRA DEPUTIES TO PROTECT PROPERTY.
WOODLAND, July 3.-In response to a
request from superintendent Wilder.
Sheriff Wycl1off to-day swore in eight
deputies to assist in protecting the COM
pany's property at Davis.