The herald., 1894-07-10

trains departed almost on schedule
time. Among those that went out dur
ing the day were trains for Santa Bar
5ara, Santa Monica, San Pedro. WHIT.
tier, Cotton, Grafton, Alhambra and
Monrovis.
Most OF the trains were taken out
without non-union men, and there was
not the slighLest trouble in moving sli
trains that were made up ior local
points.
For the fret time since the. strike a
freight train was made up in the yards
at River station, and laat evening an
other was made up preparatory TO 60
ing to Santa Barbara. The frat tram
was destined for Yuma.
The troops were still on duty OF the
Arcade depot yesterday, and there was
no indication that they were to be NOV
ed. The gates OF the depot are Kept
closed and guarded by police. though
there Is little use OF euch precautlon IN
asmuch as the crowds OF eeveral days
ago are nowhere to be seen. There are
a number of curious minded standing
around in the hope that something Will
turn up to diversity the monotony at
tendant upon the mere running OF traine.
A goodly number OF passengers are
always in attendance. but the depots
are cleared of the bustling crowds that
stood day after day and aaw nothing but
quiet and peace.
The moot important incident at the
| Arcade was the making up of the San
Francisco overland, to which PAIL
man was attached. Postmaster Van
Dusen placed heavy mail upon the
train early in the forenoon. as 1t
had been announced that the train
would be started at O'Clock. The
biggest crowd of the day was present
ct tnat hour i'll tho nope of seeing the
long train started, but they went away
disappointed. The train was not moved
up to 4 O'Clock, shortly before which
time it had been announced that the
train would go out in charge OF United
States marshals armed with winchesters.
1t WAS the evident intention to arm the
men with rifles, as Bakersfield and
that section of the country is look
ed upon with great suspicion by the
railroad company. Tho rabld union
men along that line would, it il feared /,
allow no train to pass Bakersfield, and
in lieu of federal troops the Southern
Pacific had to take deputye marshals.
Marshal Covarnubias denies this report
that the overland was to take deputies
or men with rifles, despite the iact that
they were seen with them.
The attempt to take out the overland
train to San Francisco ives given up lset
night, and the Southern Pacific officials
denied that it would be moved until to-
day. This sort of thing has been going
on day after day, and yet not train
has so much az started on its way tc
San Francisco. just what the hitch Is
could not be learned. though it is sup
posed that it is owing to there being no
crew ready to move the train at Bakers
field, the end of the run, ,and also to the
fact that that town is looked upon with
more or less dread.
When the San Francisco train does go
it ie understood that it will carry many
deputy marshals, who will arrest several
strikers at Bakersfield, to be brought
here on citation for contempt.
The most important thing to be done
by the Southern Pacific will be the NOV
ing of the eastern overland train this
morning via Yuma. 1t will be taker
out about 8 80 o'clock. Ii successful il
will be the first attempt yet made tt
diapatch train beyond the state line.