Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

The Regulars Are Mad and want to
EIaht.


The Regulars Are Mad and want to
Fight.
Saorpn.n;o. Cal. July little train
ch was wrecked near h, re this after
noon consisted OF nine cars. Ave Of
them Pul;mhDs. On the engine were
Privntes Lubbordlng. Byrnes. Clark.
DuEan, Ellis and " ilson. The engine
plunged through the trestle and none
OF the men had tine TO jump and save
themselves. Those OF the men who
were not Instantly killed were weighed
down with their heavy accoutrements
and sank into the muddy waters.
Engineer Clark waD pinned under the
engine and lis body has not been re-
covered. The trestle was about eighty
feet long and was completely shat
tered. Fully one Lslf OF the filling was
torn OUT. The engine was buried In
the mud and water. with the four for
ward cars. Another CTR Is hanging
over the edge OF tie enIbankment.
They were all mail cars and none Of
the Pullmans were injured. Shortly
after the report that The train had been
dernlled. Superintendent Wright or
derec the WrcJdng crew 10 the scene.
General Graham also sent n company
OF cavalry to head OF the strikers.
shortly after o'clock this afternoon
two ct the Nouf ded men were brought
20 the city and taken to the hospital.
wnere their Injuries were dressed by
Pr Huntington, The regulars are ia
an ugly mood on account OF The death
and Injury OF their comrades and gepm
anxious for Bl,irmlsh with the str!k
err Many OF them claim that General
Supcnuteudrpt Fillmore assured Gou-
eral Graham that the road mud been
carefully gone over and further dcular-
ed mat thcy knew the atriigers wguld
mot resort to ans desperate measures
to win the strike. II was not until he
eAsu'ei General Graham OF tho sup
posed good condition OF tha road that
the latter consented 10 send hts men
10 assist the train to San Franchises,
Harry Knox leader OK the strikers
nns Issued the following. II ceslrr
to aiale IN behalf Of tho American
RAILWAY union u.9t this order has nut
tho romotest connection with the 1it'g
ING ni the train between Sacramento
and Dayisvilc ihiB afternoon, Ia NhIrh
tcNcFh people Loaf their lives, w
condemn this agt IS outrIgs1',s rhd
parhdlous, and entirely contrary To
the spirit OF the American halfway
unlon which J., engaged n an honor
able anugsle In the iute.ss, ~ later.
NAA'i ~ N'RliAN'tA 20 NlNiNlNae IE We hNfH
rice 20 human life This aGt was icap
by ay1uputhlZera and we regret % the
Woee. au it Is calculated 10 Mjlra
rather than help Us, We otlc-tely ,rgyt
that tlAs frat act Of Nil.r1Le viii be
the last" orders We're given tbla cyl,-
ing TO extend the guard lines 10 H.
street, tully a block from the depot
yard This ls TO prcyou: the atrlksrs
from getting near the comphay's prop
erty, Gen Graham has d1tn'icd o,,o
troop, Fourth Cavalry, 10 Intt,i the
railroad IN the vicinity @. the wreCH
ana arrest all Ausplcln ~ chatuctsr4
The men Ia the troop arr btttet against
the strikers, since the lerl,dhg II :ht
train and their comrades at the depot
predict that they will dsAl MERELY
with any OF the striIi's that hey
may encounter. The regGihH cau De-
heard discussing the affair "a al sidas
ana IL Is evident from .har CpusprRa
ton that they are eager Tor IN en-.
gagement with the enemy they say
they came here to do fair fighting AMI
not 10 be killed like ia,s in iran
ana they do not propc 40 10 subn.
to this kind OF treatment
An examination OF the bridge reveals
the fact that one OF the stringers had
been cut on and n small piece of wood
substituted In such n way that II would
fRll through as soon as a heavy weight
passed over the rail Two men have
been arrested on suspicion OF having
been concerned in the wreck They
are now In the guard house They We're
arrested near the scene OF the wreck
by deputy marshal They were
heavily armed when arrested There
have been ruiuors OF dynamite buried
In the depot and Il Is the fear from the
danger OF an explosion that the depot
Is guarded. The city IN practically I'm,
der martial law, Marshal Baldwin this
afternoon issued proclamation mott.
Tying all persons that the troops were
In the city and that the orders OF the
commanding Heneral would be en-.
forced He also cautions them against
All unlawful assnmblagc The sheriff
has arrested G. q. Greet. William Bur
land. IL T. Broadner, alleged striI,ers
Tor eomplioity In the wreciSing OF the
EAn They win be held pending an
inNesugetion, Acting under insir,ic.
LODI Of General Graham. a detachment
9L aqiaiers seisei n number ~ rinoe
gnt apout hlndiea shot guns No
reislnnce was 3n laa BY the strikers