Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-04


 o'clock this morning. It is not probable that the train will reach Los Angeles before 10 o'clock to- night. The passage of the train has not beea oppoNed so far by the strikers.
 Portland, Oregon, July 3-The strike here is extending to local traffic. No locals have left the yards this morning.
 Sacramento, July 3.-The railroad company gained . temporary vic tory here today at II o'clock. The largest engine ia the yant was put at work clearing the main line. The master mechanic was at thn throttle and \. L. BreckeF, a Failnosd em- ployee, acted the part of 6remAn.
 Chicago. July 3.-A passenger train on the B. k O. road was dtiched at Rock Island Junction to day by the stTikerS- The engineeT was seriously injured.
 Chicago, July 3.-Ths United States district attorney has decided to call for federal troops. A tele- gram has been sent t0 Attorney General Olnsy asking for troops. No more deputy marshals will be used. President Debs of the A. K. |. was served with chancery sub penA at noon to-day to appear be- lore the court al the August term to answer to A bill found against him.
 Si. Joseph, Mo, July S-All the employees of the Kansas City divis- ion of the Chicago & Great West eFn railroad, quit work today.
 Sandy Hook, \. J., July 3-A test wsz made with the great search light last night. It demonstrated that in fog the light cannot find it's object, eyea close to shore. As A means of signaling, the light Is a great success.
 Toledo, O., July 3.-This morning about four hundred and fifty men, employed in the car shops here, were informed that the shops were closed on Accoant of their interfer- ence with trains.
 Chicago. July 3.-Thousands of packing house employees are made idle here on acconnt of the strike. not . car load of live stock having reached the stock yards by rail to- day. The only live stock received was thirteen hogs, which came in wagons.
 Bloomington, Ills., July 3.-There are five trains side tracked here with six hundred passengers, among whom are many cases of hardship.
 Chicago, July a-The hremen on the Rock Island road were to-day instructed not Io work with union(D men. The Illinois Central engineers pas1ed a resolution endorsing the strike.
 Chicago, July B. All engineers. fremen and traekmen on the Chi cago end of the Nickle Plate struck today without any warning, leaving things in a desperate state of con fusion. In swamp, several miles from the city, a train losd of pas sengers from the east, were left 10 their own resources.
 Pasadena, Cal, July 3.--A Santa Fe train arrived here at l:45 D. m. from San Bernardino. Both engi- neer and fireman are officials Of the road. The train was sent to get U. s. deputy mArshals, who are on their way there from Los Angeles BY STAGE. It will take them to Barstow and east.
 San Francisco. July 3-The situa- ton here is unchanged and at Oakland it is critical. A train from Tracy pulled into Oakland on which was . Pullman car, which created great excitement among the strikers. When the DaVisville train came in at n o'clock, 1t vas seized and stopped at Sixteenth street. Conductor Avery resisted and was severely beaten. Mrs. Stanford's special car then came along, in charge of an A. K. U. man and was loudly cheered. No railroad off cials were allowed to approach her car.
 Washington, D. C.. July 3.-Gen. Nelson A. Mics. commander of the Department of the Missouri, has been recalled from his leave of absence Tor consultation with off cials concerning the strike situation. He left for Chicago today to as sume control of the government troops.
 Columbus, O., July a-The Rock ing Valley A. R. U. men to-day de- clined President Waite's offer to Arbitrate. He has issued call for new men.
 Chicago, July 3.-Master Work man Lindholm, of the Knights of Labor, said today that they were heart and soul with the A. R. U. | and will strike if asked.
 Sacramento, July 3.-Thousands of people are at the depot, and the greatest excitement prevails and se- rious trouble is hourly anticipated. United States Marshall Baldwin and his deputies, together with the en- tire police force and the sheriff and his deputies are endeavoring to hold the excited crowd in check. Ropes have been stretched across the en- frances to the depot to prevent the crowds with interfering with trains. The gates are all closed, and the greatest precaution is being taken Q check any attempt at violence, l This morning Superintendent Fill more, m . conversation with the Associated Press reporter, said the | company had finally determined to 1 resume traffic notwithstanding the | bitter opposition of strikers. He thought all delayed trains here 1 would be pulled out by tonight.
 Bakersfield, Cal, July 3.-The Southern Pacific train, bearing six companies of U. S. infantry, for Los Angeles, under command of Colonel arrived here at 12:4O, and is 1 till stalled. The engineer left his 'ab aaj the train is abandoned on ...s. A