Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-14
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TELEGRApHIC.
CHICAGO, July y.-The conference Of
labor leaders occupied the whole night.
infiamatory speeches were made by
Debs, Mcbride, Sovereign and others.
A committee of seven was appointed to
endeavor to have Mayor Hopkins bring
about arbitration, failing in which a
general strike will be declared at a.
M. Wednesday, July IL. 1t is under
stood that members of unions, including
printers, marine engineers and brickmak-
ers, will refuse to be bound by the Or
der.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Resolutions were
adopted at the conference or tina labors
organizations leaders, requesting Samuel
Gompers, preside mt of the federation OF
labor, to come to Chicago at once and
authorize the appointment OF commit
tee to request the city council to demand
of President Cleveland the withdrawal
of the government troops. A letter was
sent also to Governor Altgeld insisting
that he demand the immediate with
drawal of the troops: Mayor Hopkins
referred the committee, appointed by
the labor leaders to a committee appoint
ed week ago by the city council. The
object Of the committee of laborers was
to ask the mayor TO arrange for citl-
zens committee of prominent business
men who should undertake to force
Pullman to Rrbitrate.
QUIET IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 9-1010 a. N. every
thing is quiet and the feeling grows that
there will be no more serious riotlng.
The roads are moving passenger trains
and numbers are starting freight. Very
few railroaders took part in the riots
yesterday, the rioters being mostly idle
packers. The proclamation of President
Cleveland and the order of Debs to
avoid lawlessness seem be very effective
GOV. MARKHAM LEAVES FOR SACRAMENTO.
Los ANGELES, July Ex-Governor
Markham left here at noon by train to
Redondo, where he will embark Oh the
steamer Santa Rosa for San Francisco.
His intention being to reach Sacramen-
to as soon as possible and direct matters
from the executive Office.
Los ANGELES, July 9.-All is quiet
here this morning and local trains are
moving on time. The Santa Fe sent
out for the east another overland man.
ned by a non-union crew with Pullmans
attached.
SACRAMENTO, July 9.-All is quiet
here and not car is moving. But few
strikers can be seen on the streets on
account of the excessive heat.
SACRAMENTO, July 9.-The sudden de-
parture of Governor Markham from his
home in Pasadena for this city was
caused by communication he received
from the citizens safety committee that
be should be at the executive seat dur
ing such times as the present.
TO PLEAD WITH THE STRIKERS.
DENVER, July 9.-Presdent Jeffrey
will try to open the Rio Grande road
west today. A special was sent south
this morning bearing twenty-six repre-
sentatives of labor organizations in this
district that refused to strike. They go
to plead with the strikers along the
road to return to work. They will be
taken back without prejudice. Fifty
United States deputy mashals have
been sent to Salda. The Union Pacific
will be opened up west of Cheyenne as
soon as troops can be distributed along
the lines.
RIOTERS KILLED AND MANY CAPTURED.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-General Scho-
field this morning received dispatch
from General Miles stating that there
had been two riots during the night at
Ham mond, and that several rioters had
been killed and many captured.
WAsHINGToN, July 9.-The report at
the post Office department states that
the railroad officials have positively de-
clined to acede to the demand to arbi-
trate.
DETROIT, July 9.-The st ike at the
Michigan Central yards ended this
morning. Everyone of the employees re-
turned to work.
HUDSON, Wis, July 9.-There is seri- |
GUS trouble at Spoouer and the militia
has been summoned from here. A mob
has cut the wires.
ST. Louis, July 9-The situation here
is much improved. All the roads have
almost full force of men and freight is
being handled promptly.
BosToN, July 9-There is an unbound
ed rumor here that the railroad men at
the Union depot will strike this after
neon.
La JUNTA, July 9.-Santa Fe trains,
passenger and freight, are running on
time. The shops have a full force of |
men at work, twenty artisans having |
been sent from Chicago. No strikers
will be taken back.
THE MARINES ORDERED TO OAKLAND.
VALLEJO, July 9.-The Cruiser Monte
rey has been ordered to steam up pre-.
paratory taking United States Marines
and sailors to Oakland. Ten days ra-
tions for the men, four small gatling
guns for the shore and fifty thousand
rounds of ammunition has now been put
on board of the Monterey.
THE FORCES AT MARES ISLAND ORDERED
To TIE FRONT.
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