Arizona silver belt., 1894-07-07
THE STRIKE. All the Railroads Vsst of
 Chicago InVolVtd.
Traffic Suspended.
U. s, Troops ordersl Out.
SAN FRaNcrsco, July sd.

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 The strike of the American Railway Union against the Pullman Car Com pany, has developed into the greates contest of the kind ever witnessed ii this country.
 The Union has ordered that no traini with Pullman Gers attached shall be moved. Railroad managers refuse tc acceds to the demand of the Union and c general tie-up was ordered. All roads west from Chicago blockaded since Friday.
 Ten overland trains tied up at Pacific sinoe Friday; track blockaded at Los Angeles last night. Six companies of regulars, under Col Shafter and otber officers, left San Francisco. They were joined at Port Costa by sixty men from Benicia and proceeded to Los Angeles.
 At Sacramento U S. Marshal Bald win attempted to clear the railroad yards of strikers Baldwin was knocked down tE7ee times and his fifty men driven of by mob of one thousand strikers Baldwin telegraphsd to San Francisco for militia and first regi nent National guards leaves for Sacra- mento tonight
 Thousands of tons of ripe fruit on the Ceatral Pacific blockaded. All bus ipess badly hurt.
 General Schofsld had conference with Attorney General Olney to. day and was instructed to carry out orders of the federal courts to disperss -.rik CTS.
 GEoEaErowS, D. C. July Sd.
 Other trades ready to strike. Fear expressed that Eastern roads will be affected. Attorney General Olney di- rected Attorney Milchrist, of Chicago, to draw bill under the interstate com. merce act. Yesterday judges forbade interference withthe the mails or trans believed it will crush the strike.
 Thousands of deputy marshals being called out. No need of regulars, no violence, no bloodshed; inconvenience So travel great Seventh infantry or dered to Trinidad; Colo.
 sAN FRANCISCO, July 4th.
 Six hundred militia went carly this morning to Sacramento; also local and Stockton companies called out.
 Strikers held the depot at Sacramen- 10 all day; some mihtiamen laying down their arms and others refuse to fire. Two men were accidentally shot, one died.
 Marshal Baldwin called the troops off at 8 o'clock, saying he would make another attempt at 6 o'clock to dislodge she strikers, A number of strikers se- cured arms from the Italian militia company, and forty have Winchest- CTS Strikers on the Oregon divisio | said to be moving to assist Sacramento | Unionists.
 At Oakland strikers abandoned peace tactics. Crews from trains "killed" an engine and blockaded crossings. Not wheel turning.
 Several San Francisco militia com panies are held under arms, awaiting orders Regulars have reached Los Angeles no conflict there yet.
 Southern Pacific officials discour- aged, Strikers successful throughout the West.
 4 dozen freigLt cars were burned on the Rock Island road. Militia and regulars called out at Chlcago.
 Never in the history of California has there been such an exciting day as this-not a wheel on the s. P. rosd turning and strikers are using all the means in their power to prevent trains going out Six hundred soldiers started for Los Angeles to gain control aud take charge 'f trains but the crew abandoned the { rain in San Joaquin valley and the { ioldiers failed to reach their deshna- a ion. Several regiments of State mill I ia have been ordered out. c Unless the government interferes the ' contest between the men and compa- a iics will be one of endurance c Mob violence threatened everywhere h 'h all liues west of the Missisippi a iyer.
 SAN fRAyosoo, Jzly 5Lh. Al Sacramento to-day strikers barri- O aded the depot-they are well armed. ( Two trainloads of armed strikers ar. Ii wed from Dunsmuir and Truck ee. | The militia vill probably return to I an Francieco tonight Regulate 3, rom Presidio will be ordered to Sac. |, smepto to night d A Oakland the atrikert pre p pos 7.