Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-21

the engine on the main line between tn
round house and the north Vallejo de
pot Resistance was useless.
The steamer Amador did not get away
3 from north Vallejo till an hour after The
regular time. Ii was feared the strikers
would attempt to take control of hel
also. An attempt will be made this af-
. ternoon 20 move trains from south Va
I llejo. 1t is rumored the militia will be-
4 ordered ont here There is nothing
, new at Mare Island.
TOLEDO, O., July l2.-All the trunk
lines are moving through trains. There
has not been the slightest interference
with the passenger traffic for several
days and it is believed there will be no
further serious trouble.
Toledo, Ohio. July 12-The strikers
on the Wabash system returned TO work
this morning. r. is action has opened
the blockade.
| SACRAMENTO, July 12.-Another at
tempt will be made this afternoon to
get train to San Francisco. 1t will go
10y way of Stockton. Regulars will
accompany the train. Genera, Graham
issued an order forbiddirg any one cross
line at street. Newspapers correspon-
dents are shut out and it is almost I'M
possible to get any news. The sheriff
claims to have sufficient evidences to con-
Wet the man, Wordeu unier arrest
for derailing the train yesterday, which
resulted in the death of the engineer,
| four privates and the wounding of several
others He was seen with three others
| strikers, who have also been apprehend-
| ed, driving in a wagon on Tuesday
night to the scene of yesterdays disaster.
1t is claimed that Worden was heard to
remark that he had enough dynamite
to blow train to hell.
The working train is still at the scene
OF yesterdays horror. Up to l O'Clock
this afternoon the wreckers had been
unable to recover the bodies of Engineer
Clark and three privates which lie
buried under the debris. The police
authorities claim to have proof that
Worden and seven others were at the |
scene OF the wreck shortly before the |
arrival of the train.
Notwithstanding the positive asser-
ton of the railroad officials, that the |
tam with troops aboard, which left here |
this morning, bound for the American |
river bridge, it slnce been definitely |
learned that its destination is really |
Re6ding. Some time this forenoon
division Supt. Wright, was informed
that the strikers thinking that an at
tempt would be made to start train
for the north determined to ditch the
train. Wright confided the intorma-
tion to General Graham and the latter
Immediately ordered fifty soldiers to
the scene
CHICAGO, July 12.-The application
for writ habeas corpus for Prendergast,
in the United States cirCu court was
argued today before judge Grooscup,
His attorney demanded a stay TO give
him time for appeal to the supreme
court if writ is refused. Judge Gross
cup telegraphed to Judge Woods at In
dianapolis to come and confer with
him.
The court entered order refusing the
writ. The question Of appeal was left
undecided until Judge Woods should
arrive. Judge Grosscup directed the
clerk 10 write to sheriff Gilbert asking
to delay the execution tomorrow as long
as possible.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July Ex-Governor
Altgeld has refused to interfere in the
case of Pendergast.
RoTHEsAY, July 11.-Brittqnia won
the yacht race today by thirty-four
minutes and nineteen seconds, over the
long course. The Vigilant started in
good form but was half mile behind at
second mark.
The course was that of the Royal
Northern Yacht club, fifty miles. The
Rrittapia finished in hours and sc sec
onds end the Viailant in hours, 2 min
utes and 10 seconds
With the time allowance of three
miputas thu Brittania won by four
minutes thirty-four seconds.
RoTHINsAY FIRTH CLYDE, July r.
The Brttana won the yacht race with
Vigilant
LONDON, July 12.-George Gould for
the Vigilsnt, hes been challenged for
the VIctoria's cup.
SACRAMENTO, July 12.-The Southern
Pacific company has offered reward of
$4,000 for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of one or more of
the criminals who caused yesterdays
disaster This action, it is said, has
caused great upeasiness among the
strikers. Harry Knox, the leader of the
strikers. could not be found this morn
nP.
WASHINGTON. July 12.-The attorney
general has offered reward of $500 each [
,r $1,000 in all for testimony which will
cad to the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons concerned in the
wreck at Sacramento.
NOTICE OF REWARD.
SUIT j. S. NOBLE:
The Southern Pacific company hereby /
'ffers to pay five thousand dollars as q
eward for information, or evidence, I
eading to the arrest and conviction OF
me or more of the criminals who caused '