Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-21

umbers to file application for places.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE federal gran
jury resumsd its investigation of tt
strike cases today. This afternoon til
newspapers reporters were subpoenj
ed.
DEBS INVITED.
CHICAGO, July 12-President Det
has been invited to appear before th
executive committee of federated labc
al o'clock tonight.
SACRAMENTO, July 12.-Shortly af-e
IL o'clock this morning a carload c
soldiers was sent to guard the America
river bridge as it is feared the striker
will attempt to destroy 1T. The trair
carrying the soldiers, consisted only O
one car and the engine. To prevent an,
attempt by strikers to ditch the trail
two freight cars were sent in advanc
of the engine.
CHICAGO, July 12.-It is rumored a
the stock yards this morning that tn,
packing hands would strike at 10 a. NJ
Consequently very little business is be
ing done in anticipation OF the strike.
Six thousand cattle, 5000 hogs snd
5000 sheep have been received.
BAKERS AND BUTCHERS GO OUT.
CHICAGO, July 12.-Three bundled
expert butchers employed by Armour,
Swift and Morris struck today. TIE
strike will interfere seriously with worE
at the packing house. Large crowds
are gathered around the Morris build
ing and threatened violence to the Other
men. but the police and militia prevent
ed trouble. Two hundred bakers in
Hesslers & Junger's shop struck this
morning.
CHICAGO, July l2.-The managers of
the A. r. U. and Postal and North
American Telegraph companies have
been subpoeDsed to Chicago from MIL
waukee and vorIous other cities to ap-
pear and produce the telegraph cor
respondence between president Debs
and others connected with the Pullman
boycott.
CHICAGO, July u. The federation
executive committee convened this
1t is said that 100000 work
men are represented. Gompers presid-
I'd as neither Debs nor Sovereign pres
mt. No decision to be acted on is ex-
pected before tomorrow. 1t WAS appar-
ant that the K. of L. were not regarde
with favor.
AFTER DEBs.
CINCINNATI, O., July 12.-Another
Injunction was issued against
.. V. Debs and others by Judge Taft
If the Unitod States circuit court today,
IN an application by the general counsel
# the Wheeling and Lake Erie rail-
way.
THE BIG STRIKE ENDED.
CLEVELAND, o., July 12.-rbere was
perfect stampede today among the strik~
hg railroad employees and the big
trike is ended.
New YORK, July 12.-Justice Bassett
his morning granted a certificate of
essonable doubt in the case Erastus
This prevents his commitment
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 12.-Kelley
he leader of the so called industrial
Irmy is making arrangements with Frye
o consolidate their bands at Roslyn,
". ", just across the river. Kelley as
erts that he has six hundred men be-
ween here and Portsmouth, Ohio and
hat the first detachment will arrive this
week.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE general man
gers' association has decided to discon-
inue their information bureau to-
morrow, alleging that the strike troubles
n practically over. Sovereign, Lind
cd, Adams and Fitzgerald waited up
n Mayor Hopkins today and called his
ttention to provisions in the Illinois
aw of 1888, under which the president
an compel George NJ. Pullman to
rbitrste the differences with his en-
loyes. Mayor Hopkins promised to
ring the matters to the attention Of
council Rubens, and COVER
or Altgeld.
SACRAMENTO, July 12.--This morning
Dur strikers who refused TO move on
hen ordered to do so by soldiers, were
romptly placed under arrest. They
'ere taken to the guard house at the
epot and will be held there until order
d released by General Graham.
The body of private Dugan, one of
ne victims of yesterdays disaster, was
his morning shipped to San Francisco.
lis remains were escorted to steamer
y members of the Fifth infantry. Yes
,rdsy's outrage has been severely con-
emned by every lawabidiDg citizen
ere. Many have offered thir services
nd financial assistance IN hunting
own the villains. 1t was reported this
forming that one of the suspects has
ade a complete confession duplicating
YER forty strikers, but this is emphatl-
ally denied by the officers.
WEST o. KLAND, July 12.-The strik-
rs in Oakland are fighting with all the
1ergy which desperation gives their
ause. About four o'clock this morning
-owd, numbering about 80, gathered |
the entrance of the Oakland mole and |
etaching coach from train jammed |
back against fat car blockading the |
.venth street and tracks and wrecking
ATS. Other coaches of the train were
$50 derailed and the engine dumped
e the rails making blockade at both
1ds Of the train. At the same time
mother crowd in west Alameda ran a