New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
.v TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSr

IN
-,cisco July 10. Cool headed men
so have studied the railroad situation In Can
""o ,sc,are positively that another day will
tho entire Southern Pacific system IN opera
sec tho strikers defeated at all important
"y w.. This is due largely to the President
p.,,uation. which cuts the ground from hnder
.,r,kers The force Of 400 troops which lei'
-. prssidio this morning for Sacramento mas
.-uctions to occupy the station at the stare
teal and clear the road so that trains may
.,r The strikers outnumber this force ten
- ore but it Is not thought that they VII have
-. ,olly 10 resist the troops. as the latter are
,rlv fully armed. but they carry on the Dig
80 steamer Alameda several Calling ana
..,s.Are guns With these they may not only
.,rsr the landing Of a force but they can DIS
-,ss ~ any strikers who may show themselves
- Al battle under such conditions woulo De
,,ocv for the strikers. What the railroad com
INV fears Is that the more reckless strikers
n,sn they see defeat is inevitable. VIII DO"
-, the station and car shops and tear up the
,r.ck near the city. thus causing great loss ana
s.,.ving the starting of overland trains
psnor,s from Sacramento show that there IL
LA excitement over the coming OF the regulars
Ia r,uch talk Of resistance. but the Mayor mas
,,srsd a proclamation warning all people from
.,rsrssat,ng in the streets or public places a1'er
, O'Clock and most Of the citizens VIII ooey H.
~. troops Will reach Sacramento before mo-
,,,,, hut It Is not thought that they VIII lana
..t,,s morning Should dynamite be used. the
co,.bern Pacific Company will surely move their
.x,sns,ve car shops from Sacramento 10 San
r-.ncisco. and even though no damage occurs
81. company is likely 10 take this step lhis
:. a,s 70 the demonstration that has been given
:, ~. erea, influence which body OF S.ooo men
- have in small city. The strikers Tor
.~..,rs DAVIS have terrorized Sacramento. forcing
.r.reaners TO give them credit and 10 make
,hsraI contributions These merchants are really
a. svn,nathv with the railroad but from rear Oh
,,vco.t they have been compelled TO elVe aiu
and comfort 10 the strikers.
The railroad company also failed TO receive any
,,,,ec,ion from the Sacramento police or CITY au-
.ssoritiss The Sheriff wants re-eectioh ana ne
.nnnorized so as not 10 antagonize voters. VIII
~ rral;ca were powerless to do anything pc
wv 49, ~ ,heir weakness In big city Ike san
STsarc,sco the company could depend upon pro
t.ction and the employees could not dominate pun
lie sentiment. 49, .o,s. d,,isio,
=. Az Win the help Of the local authorities OF
San lose and trains are now running on In
stIos Angeles the first Sunset Eastern oVerlaho
he strike began went puN tAliS A-'N''-'''o
slns. snsra NJ regulars and Federal deputy mar
.Ssls freight train was also started FOR me
Fast All locals are running ana the oan ran,
Lds] 81. a. viii he started North as soon as the
Cisco cavalry from Yosemite Valley can reach
Ins,.aaseId and Fresno, the two danger points On
the railroad. , .u5 r,or,rss franz
49, IsIapi will be landed al Oakland tonight 10
take possession Of the big station and the ter
nina, Yards on the Mole. When the sacramento
hockade is lifted. trains will be run regularly
~, ~ Oakland. From all appearances TINS
svsn,ne there will be no bloodshed tonight or
Tomorrow. The ho,-headed strikers are urging
defiance 70 the Federal troops. but the leaders
will not countenance such folly. me genera
white ,s weary 0, the strike and the heavy
losses and the great discomfort 1t has caused.
and the people Will rejoice over any settlement
Of the trouble which will permit revival ot
stagnant trade and the marketing OF fruit ana
grain.