Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-14
THE STRIKE
THE END Is NOT YET
| IN SIGHT.
A Comprehensive Review of
the Situation.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
JEALOUSY CAUSES A TRIPLE
KILLING AT LOvELOCK.
A Husband Murders Two Men
and is Killed by His Wife,.
General Strike News.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

San Francisco, 13-Sixteen day
have interviewed since the genera
strike was inaugurated on the South
ern Pacific system. During the en-
tire period railway ira tic has bee
absolutely at standstill in Northern
California. At least seven. an,
probably nine human lives have al
ready been sacrificed in the desperat
struggle betwe cen the railway com
pany and The Federal Government
on one side and the American Rail
way Union on the other. The com
mercial loss has been enormous. Mo-
only is the general traffic almost at a
standstlll, but the seasons fruit cror
| to the value of hundreds of thousands
of dollars is perishing in the orch
ards. Tonight there is every indica-
| ton that more men are to be slauph
| tered in this indus trial war. and that
fruit growers are to see more of their
| crope spoil on their hands, and that
the embargo on commerce is to be in
definitely continued. When the U
5 army was thrown into the fight it
was said the trouble would speedily
end. 1t is now three days since the
Federal troops went into the field in
Northern California, but the end is
not yet in sight. In fact the L S
| authorities are resisted as were the
State and municipal authorities, and
troublesome times seem but to have
begun. Tonight only meager details
of the situation at Sacramento are to
be had here, for what is press censor
ship in effect has been established by
Col Graham. Associated Press cor
respondent is suffered to pass the
military pickets, but it is conditioned
that he shall send out no information
relative to the movements of troops.
Neither is he permitted to give the
names of trainmen. 1t is the desire
of Col Graham and the r r officials
to withhold this information from
the strikers. 1t is known, however,
that no trains are running out of Sac
ramento save two that were dis
patched for the East this morning.
Another train bearing U S troops
from Fort Douglas, Utah, is West
bound, This train arrived at Win
nemucca at noon today, and under
their cover the West bound passen-
ger train that had been stalled at
Winnemucca since June Goth was re-
leased and started forward. One Co
of troops was left at Winnemucca
and military pickets established
around r r property. The rest of
the troops proceeded West with the
passenger train. A wrecking train
with flat cars loaded with troops
are coming on ahead of the train.
Another overland train from Los An
geles is also coming into Northern |
California under heavy guard. This
train passed Bakersfield this after !
noon, and without accident is due to |
reach Oakland late tonight. At the
Oakland mole the r R yards are uu-
der the protection of force of 1000 |
Z 5 marines, State militiamen and |
deputies. The force has been suf-
lcient to over,t "a ri9tous strikers,
md today there was no further VIC
ence.
Sacramento, 13.-I'hls has been
'ne OF the most exciting days in the
history of the strike. AS result tw
men lie wounded in the receiving
hospital while several others are re-
ported dead or injured. Shortly after
To- this morning switch engine
vas sent along Front st to clear the
rack. A company of regulars under
of Captain Roberts of
battery l. 9th U > artillery &C
engine As they reached
street it is claimed gang of strik-
RS fired on the troops. Soldiers re- :
urned the fire and several men were
cen to fall. Two of them were ;
picked up by the police and removed
0 the receiving hospital. Their
James are John Stewart and Frank
buckley. The former is marine i
ureTan Oh the L S steamer AL
ancc and was attracted to the scene {
I .nuh'c by large crowd. He I
las shot t ugh the body AID is dy- 5
,g. Buckley lives in Butte Co. and i