The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14

Latest IaformatIon from the scenes 0
1 Trouble.
Helena, Mont.--Thc Northern Pacifi,
train which left st. Paul last Mon
day. arrived Wednesday. None of th,
railroad men would go to work and |,
viii go to Missoula with the same crew
Denver-Before Judge Hallett C. ]
Bush, one Of the Santa Fe strikers a,
La Jnnta, was sentenced to 40 days in
the county Jail. The trial OF 25 mer
who disarmed the deputies at Trinidad
was begun Thursday afternoon.
Cleveland, Ohio.-The employees of
the Erie railroad here have decided t.
go back to work. The strike OF the
Big -Four is also practically at an end
Every road leading into the city has 70.
sumed with full force.
Brooklyn, N. Y.-Delegates of Dis.
trict Assembly No. IS, Knights Of La.
Dor, having a membership of 1900
railway employees, adopted a resolution
Offering help. Secretary Donovan said
this was much better than to order a
sympathetic strike.
New York-George N. Pullman is
still at his summer residence. 1t was
said at the Office of his company this
morning that he will probably remain
there a week longer.
Detroit, Minn.-Tenny bridge, two
miles west of Glyndon on the Northern
Pacific. burned about 3 a. m, Wednes
day. The bridge had been fired in three
places. and, but for timely discovery by
farmer. a train with large number
OF passengers would have been wreck.
ed.
Massilon, O.-The Wheeling g. Lake
Erie tie-up was made complete Tuesday
morning by the withdrawal of all the
brotherhood men, who are unable t.
continue work without full compile
ment for each train crew. Only mail
trains are running.
st. Louis, Mo.-The railroad situation
shows decided improvement. The Big
-Four is having the most serious trouble
owing to lack Of fremen. The Other
roads are handling all freight offered.
Toledo, O.-As the result Of tn,
meeting OF the managers Of all the rail.
way orders at Bellevue Wednesday
night the Nickle plate men reported foI
work.
Chicago-Debbs, Howard and Kell
har, leaders Of the A. II. l.. are under
arrest for conspiracy on Indictment
found by the grand jury. Most of tn;
roads are able to run trains, the regu.a
troops having quieung effect on til,
rioters. The knights of Labor through
out the country are, with few exceptions
refusing to strike under Soyereign's or
der.
Sacramento, GAIA train leaving
here Wednesday under guard of L.
troops was wrecked before reaching
san Francisco. The train consisted o.
nine cars, five OF them Pullmans. On
the engine were Privates Lubber:ng
Byrnes. Clark, Dugan, Ellis and Wilson
The engine plunged through the tres
tie without warning and none of tn,
men had time to jump. Those wht
were not instantly killed were weighted
down with their heavy accoutrement.
and sank in the muddy water. Engi
neer Clarke was pinned under the en-
CINE and his body was not recovered
| The trestle was about 50 feet long ant
was completely smashed. Fully one
half the piling was torn out. The en-
CINE is buried in mud and water. An
other car is hanging over the edge o.
the embarkment. The spikes had beer
drawn from the rails and the stringers
of the trestle cut by the rioters. Severa
arrests have been made. The blockad,
at Los Angeles is broken and trains ar,
moving. In Northern California tn.
blockade is complete. The strikers ar,
engaged in a guerilla warfare. Al
Oakland the engineers are very bitter
against the a. X. l.
Hope. Idaho.-Everything is quiet al
this point. The railroad claims thai
sufficient men have been secured to be
gin moving trains and that bushes.
will be resumed. A bridge one anC
onehalf miles east of here was satura
ted with coal oil and set on fire. but The
fire was discovered and extinguishet
with but little damage. Conductor W
ID. Pegram procured large flag ant
hoisted it on the flag staff up town anC
delivered sharp address to the GROVE
of strikers, saying: For 51years have
lived under the protection of that gior
ious banner and it has never failed il
its protection and it will not fail now
despite the rebellious policy of the A
r. L. to burn, kill and DESTROY"
Sprague, Wash.--Monday was wilt
day here. The strikers wrecked engines
and destroyed bridges. Later, Quie
was restored and has continued durin;
the week.
Spokane,-A few trains are running
under protection Of the L. S. troops
The citizens have organized for law ant
order and are sworn in rs deputy sher
IFS. No more rio.ing will be permit
ed.
Wardner,-The arrival of troops ha
CAUSED the mob of murlerous outlaw