The record-union., 1894-07-04
MILITIA CALLED OUT.
Two Regiments TO arrive in This City
This Morning.

Two Regiments TO arrive in This City
This Morning.
PASADENA, July Ex-Governor Mark
ham was seen at his residence here this
evening aud confirmed the report that
Marshal Baldwin has asked for State
troops at Sacramento. He said he had
instructed Major General Dimond to send
the troops from San Francisco to Saera-
mento, using his own discretion as TO the
number necessary. The instructions are
only TO report at Sacramento and await
further developments. The Governor is
IN constant communication with the mill
tia officers all over the State. He con-
siders the situation grave, and is giving
his whole attention to it.
TWO REGIMENTS COMING.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3.-Two regi
ments of the Second Brigade, \. G. c..
will leave tonight for sacramento on
special train. The troops number about
500 men, comprising the First Infantry.
commanded by Colonel Sullivan; Third
Infantry. under command of Colonel
Thomas L. Barry; a detachment from
Battery a, Light Artillery, with gat-
ling gun, and a detachment from the
Signal Corps, all under the command Of
Brigadier-6eneral John III. Dickinson.
Major General w. II. Dimond will ac-
company the men to Sacramento, where
he will be in charge OF the State troops.
The National Guardsmen are ali in sery-
ice uniform. They take with them
So 900 rounds of ammunition and all the
tents in the 9uartermaster's possession.
General Dickinson said to an Asso-
ciated Press representative at his head
quarters tonight: People have been
blowing us up. We are not talking
much, but we viii show them what we
can do.
The Fifth Infantry aud the Second Ar
tillefy are lett here subject to orders
LieHtenant-C Colonel A. d. Cutler, acting
CuarterInaster OF the Division, and
Colonel A. Il. Castle, Assistant Adjutant-
General. are maintaining headquarters at
the Occidental Hotel.
REGULARS BOUND SOUTH.
BAkERsFIELD, July 3.-The train which
was carrying troops to Los Angeles, and
which was stalled IN this city, left for Los
Angeles at 4:43 o'clock this afternoon,
and is expected TO reach its destination
between and ) O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
MoJAvE, July 3.-The train bearing the
United States troops LETT here for the south
at 10 a. N.
FRESNO CoMPANIEs ON MARCHING
ORDERS.
FRESNO, July 3.-Orders were received
here this evening from General Dimond,
commanding the militia, to hold itself in
readiness for marching orders. Com
panies c and + viii probably go TO
bakersfield at the first opportunity.
TEARING Up TRACKS.
0AE2AND, July Sit is reported that
strikers are tearing UP the railroad tracks
at Emeryyille so that the train bearing
the troops to Sacramento can not pass.
i A. M.-1she strikers are obstructing
the track at Sixteenth street ia every pos
slbIe way. IN order to prevent the pas
sage OF trains carrying soldiers 10 Sacra-
mento. The track is being torn up and
cars placed across the tracks. The ma
tlonai guard soldiers, 500 strong, lett San
francisco shortly before Il O'Clock. but
have not yet succeeded III getting beyond
the obstructed point
TRACKS NOT DIsTU RBED.
SAN FRANcIsca, July 3.-All sorts Of
wild rumors concerning destruction Of
railroad property by strikers nave been
current. Many such reports. when traced
down, prove 10 be without foundation 1t
now appears that the reported tearing m
of the tracks at EmoryvilIe is untrre. At
this hour {midnighD the National Guard
regiments en- route to Sacramento have
not yet left the Oakland mole.
sT0cKToS's GUARD.
STOCKTON, July 3.-The two companies
of militia here, Companies 4 and K of
tho sixth Regiment, were called out at ii
O'clock. tonight and expect To be ordered
to Sacramento by special train The
men are now gathered at their armories.
At Los ANGELES.
Everything Qniet-.Judge Ross VIII
Enforce the Law.