The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10
HOSPITAL FOR STRIKERS
THE CALIF0RNIA WOMEN MAXIM"
READr ron my VINO GER HURT.
strikers to Wage n Guerrilla War Against
Trains Protected by soIdiers-As Deter
mined ss Ever At Sacramento.

OAKLAND. CAL. July "a fight VIII
almost certainly follow the sending oil
United States troops 10 West Oakland.
saturday. upon the report being CIR
culated that United States troops were to
be ordered here, the Woman's Sympa-
theuc League. composed Of wives and
relatives OF the strikers, held meeuns
ana made arrangements TO turn Bart
let's Han into hospital When the
news came from Chicago that people
had been killed. the women were IN SEES
sion. one of them moved That they
pray for their own, and every woman
in the hall knelt In silent prayer. me
women are preparing bandd6es ana INT
and fixing cots and beds at their homes.
At q meeting of the American Railway
Union, the strikers decided not 10 resist
the troops IN BODY, bnt 10 Nase :"
guerrilla war against trains prolrcle'
10y soldiers In the meantime. the strikers
are carefully guarding the railroad prop
erty from injury.
SAN FRANCISCO. July @.-The block
ade In the northern part OF TINS stare
was tighter last night than any uht
since the strike was inaugurated. Oul
OF Oakland and san Francisco NOT a
train is running. The southern racine
managers have apparently thrown up
the sponge until settlement or tHe
trouble shall be arrived at in the East
The strikers at Sacramento are as
determined as ever. Many OF theh arr
heavily armed with Winchesters. ana
openly threaten to resist any efforts 10
move trains. An afternoon paper mere
announces that the labor organizations Oh
san Francisco are quletiy Is - a.l.i.,
militia companies and arranging 10 ASSIST
the strikers I'm the event or connect
here or IN Oakland.
Cour, aiuAl VI litarv Ven.
SACRAMENTO. CAL, July S--The
cOurt-martial of the members ~ the IhlI IL
Regiment who mutiuIed on The touith
has begun. AL but seven pleaded gum,
Offering i'm eXtenuatiou OF their c9ndH' [
that they had been sparely fed. ana mat
heat and hunger had demoralzed them.
WASHINGTON. July S.-The strike SIT
uati0n I'm California Is giving the ONO als
much concern. and the failure 10 recriN q
any Information from that state to-diy
dld not bring conviction that no new $
| Is good news" Senator White receiver
/ telegram this afternoon from Los an
/ gele- signed bog most Of the business men
/ ~ that city. urging him % protest aSalh- Z
the removal cor withdrawal OF te1"i"i
/ troops The telegram said mat lh lH'
/ belief II the signcrs such step al pre-
] emit would be- frauEht with grave danger
10 the interests Of The place. Scnal .l
/ White does not know that the oiilcla s
/ contemplate such action. but he WIZ SEQ
! President Cleveland tomorrow ana pre-
| sent the telegram % him.
i>r,Ryrw WITH rNr''GroS.
Coils - Huntington. president Of tne
! Southern Pacific railroad, is in the Guy.
! having been called here by the pend' y
| ~ tno Pacific railroad debt settlement
| bill ln the House Committee aug OF tH'
| river and harhDr appropriation hIi h'ly+
! fha senate Committee ON C9mmerce. DE
! wants tO secure the insertion in me ia
| ter If an item appropriatng money l0
| make n deep-water haibor % san VI .ii''t
| ON the Pacific coast BE keeps Wei ID.
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