Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
THE STRIKE
RIOTING BEGUN And BLOOD
FLOWING.
Troops Ready to Down the
Strikers
WITH A SINGLE BLOW
THE TIE.UPS on TIE N
CREASE EVERYWHERE.
The A. X. U. Holds the Trump
Cards, and Debs Dictates the
Plav---GeHcrai News OF the
Strike from All Parts.
WITH A SINGLE BLOW
THE TIE.UPS on TIE IN
CREASE EVERYWHERE.

Strike from All Parts.
Special to APPEAL.
San Francisco, July 6. $50 p. m.
To APPEAL:-The Southern Pa
cifc decide to accept 40 compromise
They will haul Pullman cars or moth
ing. Troops fired on the mob in
Chicago killing two and wounding
several. The Secretary of war is
hurrying troops to Chicago. The
mob is destroying railroad property.
A crowd is arriving to resist troops.
San Francisco, July 6. p. m.
To APPEAL:-Riot and 5loodshed
continue at Chicago. The President
is preparing to call out twenty thous-
and troops from Pennsylvania to
march to Chicago.
Reno, Nevada, July 6.
Debs telegraphs that the A. r. Z.
men in Cleveland and Buffalo have
gone out and everything tight as a
drum. No weakening anywhere;
stand fast.
Chicago, July Six dead and
number injured is recorded on the
conflicts at Chicago today. Tomor-
the Coroner will probably have moro
work before him. The developments
of today convince all thinking people
that the gravity of the situation has
not been appreciated by the author
tiles. Persons who were here during
the railroad riots of 1877 wagged
their heads knowingly when three
times the number of troops were or
dered from Fort Sheridan. Nothing
short of overwhelming armed fore Q
with instructions to shoot to kill can
settle the trouble now, or as Colonel
Grafton put it: cit has ceased to be
mere II ovement of troops and has
become a campaign" Local and
State troops have awakened to the
critical gravity of the situation which
is affecting the nation generally and
Chicago particularly. The police
force has already been recruited t.
over 5000 men and at the request of
Mayor Hopkins and by order of Gov
'ernor Atgelt, two brigades of State
militia have been forwarded to help
in quelling the disturbance.
New York. July Geo. Nj. Pull
man declined to see any reporters to.
day or to make any statement con-
corning the strike.
Boston, July 6-The great railway
strike Will seriously interfere with
the handling of ocean freight. There
is complete stoppage of cattle and
grain shipments.
Cleveland, O., July G. Judge
Kicks of the Z. S. Circuit Court to.
day issued an order against Eugene
V. Debbs and twenty five others re-
straining them from in any way in
terfering with the Z. s. Mails or in
terstate commerce.
Washington, d c, July G-At.' y
General Olney says the Government
realizes that it is unfortunate that
troops from interior posts are no,
Immediately available owing to the
great disturbance to travel and pres
ent difficulty in making transporta-
ton. NeveIthcioss if found noces-
sary force will be inassed In Caicago
sufficient to stop the strike at single
blow. There will be no temporising
and no compromising with the strik-
ers. Railroad companies mast De
permitted to conduct their business
unmolested if the entire army has t.
be brought TO bear. Gen. Miles will
be supplied with all necessary force
to carry out orders snd if reinforce
ments are Necessary they will be
forthcoming, Even now in anticipa-
ton of trouble preparations are being
made to strengthen this command
upon call; this time by troops from
the East, for those at Western posts
are liable t. be needed to protect
Government property. Gen. Soho
field has such implicit confidence in
the splendid organic alton of the New
York National Guard that he would
feel safe i'll withdrawing all the U. S
regulars stationed in that service te
Chicago. This viii ct b, done ex
ccpt in case Of absolute necessity, fol
there is every disposition of Execu.
tive t, permit militia of Illinois t;
han ! disturbances if able, without
needless sliaw Of U. s, force. Ter
companies coH'd be placed in Chicago