New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
NO BREAK on THE PACIFIC.
TRAINS TO RUN WITH PULLMANS OR
NOT AT ALL
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PACIFIC FIRM IN ITS
sTAND-LOCAL MILITIA on DUTY AT
LOS ANGELES.

Los ANGELES.
San Francisco June 3o-The Southern Pacific
Company continues firm in its determination not
to trains without Pullmans The strikers are
equally firm. and Is a result the general embargo
on almost all travel continues in force There has
been cessation OF freight shipments
from this city. The following telegram
ceived 10y General Dimond president of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. yesterday from the Postmaster
General at Washing;on
Active and vigorous steps are being taken for the
movement Of mail trains and the prompt transmits
sIOn of United states mails
Freight clerks this city San jose. Sacramento.
Los Angeles and other large places in California
have been suspended without pay pending settle
ment OF the strike
At Moiave. CAL all trains are tied up and
wheel moved yesterday. freight train arrived
from Bakersfield at noon and was slde-tracked All
freight clerks and employed in freight sheds
have been laid of.
The narrow gauge railroad which runs between
Alameda and Monterey. distance of eighty miles.
which trains ran spasmodically yesterday.
ceased operations early this morning. all the men
refusing to work. A report comes from West
Oakland that the first blood in the strike has
been drawn there. a rock thrown from out OF
crowd OF 5000 people who had been gathering
around the station struck Frank Clark, gate
man. on local train. The train was whisked on
out Of sight before more damage could be done
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company has
given notice that all the railroad shops Will be
shut down until further notice The order means
that the places vacated by the. strikers no longer
exist. and that they cannot so back to work. even
II they desired do so.
Word from Sacramento where over 1000
men went out Yesterday that the officers OF the
strikers have appointed a number OF their most
responsible men as watchmen to guard the rail
roads property.
1t may be definitely stated that the members OF
the order OF Railway Conductors VIII not join the
strike
The river steamers doing good business.
Every boat Is heavily laden with passengers. and
great quantities Of freight are being shipped The
tie-up Of the railroad company has caused almost
entire stoppage Of the business Of the Wells
Fargo Express Company. their only connections
being such points may be reached 10y water.
There ia no cnange in the southern Pacihc strike
situation at Los Angeles santa re- officials are
maknS up Ir'ls & 10 e. 10 al ,r's ru-Sier "' ~ r1ic
duty at the depot - see that tho strikers
The santa Ff discharged e,even switchnen and
two yardmasters yesterday "a Los Angeles because
veriised 70 leave Tor san Bernariino Juiee Ross
has called special Grand jury together - inVestl-
ga;e the trouble
Tacoma Wash June SO-The Pacific division of
the Northern Pacific Railway Is fully tied NJ.
"a several loca trains were moved yesterday Aft"r
Initiating 2O0 men the American Railway Union took
a small majority Two hundred and seveniy-hve
employees AZ The Tacoma car-shops AMI twenty
one freight clerks and twen'y,9ne irHck'nen haVse
struck No freight is moving Five full carloads "'
mail ''c: up in me yards.
Portland ore June 20 The tlc-up here Is com
plete Neither the Southern Pacific nor the North
ern Pacific took out any trains lnst night The
Northern Pacific Atlantic express was made np
ready TO start. but The fireman left the cab Inc
United States mails on The TWO trains Were taken
back TO the pOsioihOe
Ashland ore. June s0 Tho tie-up on the South
crn Pacific route ir complete. An cnort Vas made
last night To- start train II Pulmans s,uth but
iai.ed Mrs ESaa1@ Eaa e,Tisors nave o1ercd To-
move whenever she wishes - leave