New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12
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ndict any whom they found had INSTRUCTED
passenger trains
The Los Angeles Independent Military Company
held secret drill last night the San Fernan-
dino-st. freight yards. Many strikers MEM
bers of the company, which is made up of mem
bers of the different labor unions
1t is said that speeches made TO them. some
Of them innammatory to a high degree The men
told that their services might be required
at a moments notice. and they must be in readi-
ness to gather at the call Of the officers who
well-Snown labor leaders The company has passed
resolutions of allegiance to the Government but
favoring the Pullman boycott and strike of the
a. r. L.
which arrived here late last night. had exciting
time. At the city limits the train was stoned. one
missile crashing through window. just missing a
woman's head. Word was telegraphed to the Arcade
station, and a detachment of troops was hurried
to Buena Vista bridge to escort the train In The
passengers were terrorized and again had TO run
the gantlet OF mob Of angry men, whose curses
the sight of the soldiers and their weapons.
the presentation 9 o. I tns rh
latest phases of the situation were discussed Presi-
Union. predicts that overland trains the Sunset
route. which left here yesterday. Will be tied up in
Arizona and the passengers be left to suffer In the
desert
Oakland. Cal, July n-News reached the strik-
tia, smoke could be seen issuing from the funnel
IDENTITY the intention OF the railroad COMPANY 90
send the train out Large numbers of strikers LEFT
grounds in possession OF the Shcriffs deputies and
large squad OF policemen. who stood ready to beat
engine" said the leader. The Chief Of Police there
y am here to protect this property You viii adj ad;
protect this PROPERTY You had better retire peace
The strikers were completely overawed BY. the
chief. and re,reated without further parey: The
the overland train caused the railroad people to de-
eide send ont trains.
San Jose. Cal. July n.-"Your guns are loaded.
If any one tries to force entrance through the
lines tonight. shoot" This was the instruction
given TO the miltlamen by Colonel Wilton when
they took charge of the station and grounds at sun
down last might. The picket line reaches around
the entire yards. Two men who tried TO lead
rush TO the engine of mail train yesterday ana
who were taken into custody by deputies have been
mails and will be taken to san Francisco as United
States prisoners. The riotous element seems con
sderaby cowe1 by the decisive action taken lC the
authorities ana no trouble is anticipated 49,.
this morning from San Francisco win n Calling
gun, and is now doing duty with the militia at the
station All is quiet and trains are running without
San Diego, CAL July l1:-Iandbills were dstrb-
ued the streets yesterday afternoon calling for
a mass meeting on the Plaza last evening. at
which, II was said several prominent local orators
Plaza Upon arriving there the Mayor informed
nation issued by President cleveland, he was com
PEELED TO disperse any such assemblages. and re-
quested them 10 go their several ways. The crowd
then dispersed.
Bakersfield. Cal. July 1.-THE strikers say no
train shall pass under any circumstances. Com
pany G.. " O. c.. has been under arms since 8
O'Clock this morning The determined stand OF the
strikers here evidently doters the southern Pacific
company from sending trains north from Los
Angeles 10 San Francisco.
Benson Ariz.. July 1.-THE Path United States
Infantry. under orders from Washington to pro-
coed from Fort Huachua to Santa Fc TO aid in the
suppression Of the strike. boarded n train OF tho
Guayamas branch Of the Santa Fe at Huachua
station. The engineer and fireman cut OF their
engine and 10 Benson. leaving the train
standing at Huachua. Master Mechanic Forsyth
took charge Of the locomotive. returned 10 nuachua
and brought the train four hours late. Inc train
was tied up here as engineers refused - haul II
with guards on the locomotive. Captain Thompson.
In command. has orders from General McCook at
Denver. not TO move without guard. The situation
may precipitatc strike on the southern Pacihc
lines in Arizona.
Spokane Wash. July 1.-THE Northern Pacific IL
rapidly resumng operations on the Coast DIVISION
and trains are running nearly on time. military
escor, accompanies every train. The strikers -
fuse 10 return TO work and new men are taking
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