Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-06

1 DtOCAduc uuucI CONeI Oh the nitiI'". w
attempt 10 bring out the militia
was made tonight, and the determined
American Railway Union men are in
possession Of the Sacramento depot.
| General Diamond, chagrioed at the ac-
| tion OF the troops yesterday in refusing
TO move upon the strikers, this morning
left Sacramento and returned to San
! Francisco. Before doing so, however,
J he sent two companies from Stockton
! home in disgrace and issued an order
depriving the Sacramento companies OF
their arms and uniforms. During the
day the strikers established head
! quarters in the vicinity or the
/ railroad yards and settled down for
| long siege. 1t is now believed the rail-
road will make no further move at Sac
ramento till Federal troops can be had
there. At Oakland the strikers are In
absolute control. There. too, the State
militia proved OF no avail, for the SYM
patty OF the militiamen is with the
strikers. Companies from Pataluma,
! San Rafael and Santa Rosa had been
ordered TO Oakland, but they were sent
/ home without being ordered against the
strikers. This morning the CON-
pany fred up the two switch engines
| in Oakland. No sooner had this
| been done than mob Of 300 strikers
bore down upon the yards, pushed past
the unresistng deputy sheriffs and cap
tured the locomotives. They ran the
| engines on the switches, blew the steam,
! raked out the fires aud let out the water.
| The railroad officials made no further
attempt TO turn wheel
BADGET or SYMPATHY.
BUFFALO, n. y. July S.-Thousands
OF worklngmen are wearing white rib
bons to-day out OF sympathy with the
/ strikers. This emblem, which was
| designated by President Debs, made It's
first appearance here yesterday Some
Of the larger unions Of labor have
! bought and are distributing the badges
free to their members.
CLEVELAND, o., July 5. The Griev-
ance Committee OF the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers On the Lake
! Shore railroad was called TO Chicago
to-day. Nothing can DE learned here
as to the cause Of the call.
CHICAGO, July THE Calumet Ter
minal Railway employees have struck,
and as result the steel mills in South
Chicago will probably close down to-
morrow.
FIT. WAYNE, IND, July 5.-The
| strike situation is becoming serious.
Not mail train has reached the city
| over the Wabash Tor two days and only
one passenger train has been moved.
This morning 1T one o'clock the Nickel
Plate employees quit and not a wheel is
turning on the road between TT. Wayne
and Stoney Island. Even the section
men are out.
SOLDIERS MOVE 70 THE LAKE FRONT.
CHICAGO, Jul Sat 9:2O o'clock to-
night the caval and artillery under a
still order from General Miles are pre-
pairing to leave the stock yards on
double quick.
Later, all the ktillery and cavalry
stationed at the stock yards made
forced march, arriving at the lake front
opposite the Auditorium at midnight
and going at oncslnto camp.
FoUND NO ARMS.
RATION, n. NJ! July 5.-Cltizens are
very indignantht the action of the
Federal troops u liz men, from Fort
frrur -r--sA~dar conc and ~ Col piersoD
who arrived lastdght. They cuargeu
through the town 40 double quick pace
to the American Railway Union hall,
and, with guns lev,led, rushed into the
hall, probably eXpscting TO capture an |
arsenal OF guns anClammunition. They |
made thorough search Of the premises, !
but found nothinc. Not the slightest |
| infraction of the liw has beet commit |
ted here since the strike com menced.
GOV. WAITE on TIE SITUATION.
DENVER, Col, July 5.-ln 4 speech |
at PopuliSt meeting last evening Gov. |
Waite said: Deputy United States |
marshals have no right whatever TO be |
employed by any Individual or corpora
ton. In Colorado a receiver has en-
listed an army OF deputies and has sent
them TO trinidad, and the papsrs tell |
me that the people disarmed them"
This sally was given by the Governor
with siguifican; emphasis aud was
cheered by the audience. 81 sty, he
continued, thai the United States
Court or the United States marshsIs or
both together, nave no right 10 come
here and practically declare war in this
| manner.
ENGINEERS SENT BACK.
COLUMBUS, OHIo, July >. - Chief
Arthur, of the Brotherhood Of Eng-
neers, arrived IN the city to-day aud
held a conference with the engineers Of
the c., II. V. & T. railway, advising
them to return 70 work "a they hsd no
grievance. The iremen decided . re-
turn TO work also. The strikers viii be
taken back as new men. The American
Railway Union by refusing arbitration
has lost the strike.
Chicago, July 5.-There was hardly
enough clamor or appearance Of dspo-
stion 20 riot in Blue Island this morn
ing to disturb a sick room. The whole
sale arrests with the continued pres
ence of the federal troops seemed 10 ex-
ercise a hypnotic influence on the stri.
| kers, and the town seemed 10 be rauid-
ly falling back INTO its Original desue-
tude.
ALTON, Ill. July 5.-The agent OF
the Big Four read In this city said 10.
day that the strike on that road has
! been declared Of and that all trainran
! in the employ OF the company ia this
| city are working as csuai. There is M
truth in the report that Grand Master
| Sargent bad ordered tke hrenen out
CHICAGO, July G.-The Illinois Cen
trail railroad renewed its suburban SER
vice to-day and s limited number of
trains were running with the usu,I
regularity. The officials believe the
/ complete service viii Do soon restoreg
! There was 40 trouble Ia securing crews
| for the engines. The suburban saryics
of the Illinois Central mes beer Drac.
tically suspended since laSs Sa,urday
and was seriously crippled for som.
| DAYS previous.