Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-11


train, and that ali employees who are
now out and those who have beer
discharged for refusing to handle
Pullmans DE reinstated without pref
udice. This has been our position
since the beginning of the strike. y
Knox says his object is to refute the
assertion of the S p Co that the
strikers have at all times persistently
refused to take ont any trains. large
number of strikers are patroling the
river banks to warn men of approach
of steamer carrying q S troops. 1t
is thought the steamer will not reach
here before tomorrow morning.
Benicia. the 10th-Tne steamer
Alameda left Benicia Arsenal at $50
| p m after taking on Co E LIST . S in
fantry, Capt. OConnell and Lieut..
Kirkman, "a men and 200 rounds of
| ammunition and several Gattling guns.
| Her destination is Sacramento.
Chicago, July 1o.-A movement
originated to-day among coterie of
Pullman stockholders on Board of
Trade to induce resident directors of
the Pullman Company to bring their
influence to bear on Mr.. Pullman to
yield to demands for arbitrasion or if
necessary to call an emergency meet
ing of the executive Committee di-
rectors to act independently of the
President in the interest of the ma
jority of ownership.
Chicago, June 1O-Mayor Hopkins
said today: 1T will take Pullman
years to recover from this trouble.
He will find that he is boycotted by
the American people. Business will
60 to his competitors, and then he
will realize the mistake of his position
today"
Chicago, July 10.-In addition to
the indictments of Debs, indictments
were returned against George How
ard, Vice President who has been ar
rested and w S Kelleher Secretary
of the A r U and Jas, Marvin |
charged with throwing d switch at
Blue Island,
Chicago, 1O.-Ail efforts to induce
the Pullman Company to arbitrate
have failed and there is no doubt
general sympathetic strike affecting
all industries will be instituted to-
morrow morning.
Chicago, 1O.-Debs and other
strike leaders have been arrested on
a charge of conspiracy and released
on ten thousand dollars bail.
Chicago, 10.-The Z S Grand
Jury this afternoon indicted Presi-
dent Debs and he was taken into
court under arrest.
Washington, July 10.-The House
bill admitting Utah to Statehood
passed the Senate this afternoon. i
indianapolis, July 10-Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison says President Cleve-
land had q right to send Federal
troops to a State without the request
of the Governor. Was his sworn duty
to use the army to enforce laws that
cannot be enforced by civil authori-
ties.
Portland, July 10 All quiet in the
local strike situation. There were no
strikers at the Union depot when the
trains left, and no demonstrations of
kind have been made by the men, /
Lathrop Cal, July I0.-Tonight
a body of fifteen men invaded the
town about o'clock and in a sys-
fanatic manner and proceeded to
take charge of the telephone and tel
egraph Office and proceeding to the
round House fired up the switch en-
CINE and coupling onto Pullman
started for Sacramento at 1870 ex-l
pecting to reach there at LAO.
Rio Vista, CAL, July 10.-The
Alameda arrived here at 9:25; now
transferring to the barge Acme
nearly one thousand regulars and
marines, Another boat is expected |
soon.