Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-07-14

menio. II will 60 by way Of Stockton,
and will be escorted by regulars.
Colonel Graham has issued orders for
bidding any one crossing the line OF l
street.
The Sheriff claims 20 have sufficient
evidence to convict striker Worden. who
is now under arrest for wrecking the
train yesterday. worden aud three 9th
ers were seen driving on Tuesday night 70
the scene Of yesterdays wreck.
SACRAMENTO. July lathe Southern
Pacific has offered . reward OF 5000 for
information leading 10 the arrest aud con.
yiction Of the criminals who caused yes
terdsy's disaster.
At1l o'clock this morning 9 carload OF
soldiers was sent to guard The American
river bridge. To prevent ditching 9 train
two freight cars were sent ahead OF the
engine.
This afternoon General Superintendent
Fillmore decided that no further attempt
to move trains would be made until the
trestle that was dersiled yesterday is re-
paired. which will take several days yet.
The Mediation Committee Of the strikers
received to-day $3.50 from the Miners
Unions 10 be used 10 cases Of impoverish-
ment OF strikers. Labor Unions Of San
Francisco contributed $500 TO The strikers
relief fund.
Up 70 / O'Clock the wreckIng train was
unable 10 recover the bodies Of engineer
Clark ADD the three privates buried be.
meath the locomotive.
A strong force Of U. 8. marines, con-
sisting Of $50 soldiers. including officers.
and also FIVE gstling guns and several
Hotchkiss c~annons, were taken aboard the
steamship Alameda 81 Vallejo to-day. and
then steamed away for the Oakland Mole.
The force taken from the crews OF U. B..
warships is expected TO be reinforced by .
company Of artillery from the Preside.
VIRGINIA CRY, July 13.-At $3.50 this
morning the strike was declared of, the
railroad being victorious.
RENO. Nes., July 13.-There is rioting
al Oakland. The assault on the yards was
repulsed. The Mole is In possession Of
the U. 8. Marines.
Trains are running from Los Angeles
under a guard Of soldiers.
All the conditions OF martial law are
enforced in Sacramento, and Is practically
under military government.
CHICAGO, July 13.-The President. al
request OF the labor leaders, decided 70
appoint an Arbitration Commission under
the Act OF 1888.
Maohinists. butchers. bakers and other
labor organizations at Chicago insugu-
rated Q general strike.
The American Federation OF Labor tele-
grsphed the President OF the gravity OF
the situation, and demanded exceptional
conoiliatory action. and asked the Presi
dent to lend his influence 10 end the pres
emf industrial crisis.
The President has been requested 70
visit Chicago.
The Federation Executive Committee 10
in session. II represents GOO, 900 men.
No action is yet taken.
A monster labor demonstration was held
in New York last night. There was an
extraordinary gathering Of people. Cleye-
lands name was received with a storm OF
Kisses. Henry George bitterly denounced
the use Of Federal troops 10 put down the
strikers. He said he would rather see all
the railroads tied up than preserved BY the
force OF arms. Speeches were made by
other prominent men. Resolutions were
adopted condemning the Federal judiciary
for the reversion OF Its functions in grant
ing orders on false allegations; also con-
demning the Government as being run in
the interest Of corporations and crashing
agains. the liberty and rights Of the citi.
zens.
Congress has been asked to foreolose
the mortgages on the Pacific railroads.
RENO. July ia train loaded with
regulars arrived at Carlin. They found
some culverts burned and damaged, and
repaired them.
All the locomotives al wsdsworih are
crippled.
Last night the American Railway Union
held a meeting and resolved to keep within
the law.
CHICAGO, July 13.-Prendergast hanged
to-day.
News has just been received that Pull
man agrees 10 arbitrate and the boycott
was raised by Debs. President Of the
American Railroad Union.