Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
| the strike should continue for any con.
| siderable time they will have 10 smut
| down their breweries altogether.

the strike should continue for any con.
siderable time they will have to shut
down their breweries altogether.
PuIImsns No Go.
SACRAMENTO, CAL. July 3.-After
the yard here had been cleared OF tne
blockade this morning a train was niaae
up with San Francisco as its destina-
ton. 1t was composed Of several mall
cars. behind them being a NUMBER oi
Objectionable Pullman-cars ana uay
coaches. The locomotive had n Iuil nea',
Of steam. and everything was IN appaIen'
readiness for the signal TO start. Men,
bers OF the American Railway Union nau
assisted the authorities in clearing ths
yards OF strikers, and some OF thein naa
assisted In switching, with tne unueia
standing that only the mail tram wou,a .ha
be taken out. When the men saw tne
sleepers they said they could not go;
Then they swarmed into the depot anu
proceeded to uncouple the cars. pa,ry ~
Baldwin. United States mafshai. I'LL I'LL,
manded the men to stand BACK. bas a,,n o 81
closely upon him that he was thrown
down n number OF times, ana whsh ne
arose he had a brace OF reVoiveIs III %
hands. Before he could use MS weapo%ns' %
John Harris. son OF the late ranro1 LAWN
tective Harris. rushed up 10 paiu" 81. ~, ~,
pinioned his arms. and picked MN W
and carried him out of the croWo OH III, n.s
shoulder. In tn emean time the ,i,rean.
had succeeded In uncouping tne "" u'i, ns /,
cars. and then. with as much ease az !.
would have been for one OF the ~
compound engines, the crowd sen. tn1
cars spinning back out OF the oepo' anu
into the yards.
stuck In the Mud.
CHICAGO. July 3.-Ali the enginee,S;, ar;
firemen, brakemen. and trackmen wei.
ont on the Nickel Plate this morning; =,
train-load OF passengers from lne naa' n.,o1
we're left standing at Stony lsland ase.
nue. and Ninety-first street N .he ~ ast
Of a swamp. They were opisee 20. .se nearest
street-car line, miles away. Inc -iNhe'
Plate is a Vanderbilt road.
Troop-Train Stalled.
BAKERFIELD, CAL, July Smhne .o,sne
train carving troops from san frahC!SsS,o
10 Los Angeles reached here carry tn,s
afternoon. The strikers succeedeo ny % 80, ,.e
ting both firemen and engineer 70 ieaVe
the cab. Up to Il. NJ. the train had not
been able 10 proceed.
Another Troop-Train Stuck.
LAS VEGAS. n. NJ, July 3.-A special
train arrived here to-day with captain
Uawley and 100 soldiers from Fort Mary;
at Santa Fe. Engineer George heed anu
Fireman Billy Moore deserted their posIs
here. and no one can be FOUND 10 III
their places. soldier was detailed 10 act
as engineer The train is now stuck three
miles out OF town, and cannot move ior-
ward or backward. The troops were eli
route TO Trinidad. -, ..u -
week.
Troops for Sacramento.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3..ln ac-
cordance with instructions from Governor
Markham, State troops are preparing "
leave here this evening for Sacramento.
Trouble at Cairo.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 3.-Trounie
has again broken out at Cairo, ana mas
gotten beyond the control OF the rni.edi
States marshals. rms eVTnIis c.
States Marshal Brinton called on Hok "
ernor Altgeld and asked that troops pe
sent quickly to his assistance az IAN ~ ".
The Governor Immediately orueIeu Qus
the Fourth Regiment, at Greehup' ci.n Mn
instructions 10 proceed at omr s,,nnress riot,
ing. The strikers there nave coinpie'e
control. and the excitement Is intense
strikers Destroying Property.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The au,
,hor,ties at San Louis Obiso telegrapned
10 the United States Marshdl III .i,,'
CITY this afternoon for deputy fnarsnaiIs,
stetinr that the strikers are destroying
49,, nronertv of the railroads. Tracks are
heing torn up. water connections cut on
and depredations Of all kinds committed
Pump-House Blown Up.
pITTSBVRG. PA. July about
O'clock last night the pump-house OF tht
baltimore and Ohio railroad az Blssel
station was blown up. ana noth,ns re rel
mains but a portion OF the engine am am
hoiin- II is believed that dynamite mad
been placed under the building.
Labor Leader Arrested.
CINCINNATI. o., July 3.-Edward +.
Phelan. the leader OF the strike here, was
arrested in bed at o'clock this morning
by deputy United states marshal upon
a warrant issued by the United States
Court upon complaint Of the CINCINNATI
southern railway receiver, Samuel FELTON,.
IL charged him with interfering with the
management Of the railway by orueTlhs'
persuading. and inducing It's employees 10
leave its service, with intent 10 inJure ltS
traffic. He was taken to the office OF
the United States Court and held until
Judge Taft. of the Circuit Court, came
fr,rn the ferch, wheT q htaring was SET
for 2 o'clock Thursday, and his bond was
fixed at $3.50.