Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-07
THE BIG FOUR
Tied up Under Orders Issued
by the A. R. U.
BUSINESS AT A STADSTILL
In San Francisco. The roads Will
Refusa to Com
promise.
BUSINESS AT A STADSTILL

for twenty deputies to protect the
mails
The sheriff has sent forty deputies
and many regulars to the state line
near Indiana, to prevent any lawless-
ness.
PORTLAND, Or, June 30.--The situa-
tion is unchanged. Only local trains
are running On the Northern Pacific
and Southern Pacific, and but little
freight is being hq.ndled.
San FRANCISCO, June 3O.-There Is
no sign Of either side weakening and
the blockade is practically complete.
Business % at a stsndstill.
The =. p overland left the Oakland
mole Et p. m. today. The officers say
another goes tomorrow.
CHICAGO, June 3O.-The tie up on the
Rock Island is almost complete at this
end today.
HAMMOND, June 30-There is consid-
cradle suffering among passengers here
as no water can be had.
ST.. LOUIS, June 30.-It is stated semi
authoritatlvely that the general supsrin-
tendent OF the Burlington system at
Chicago has informed the A. r. U. that
if Pullman refused to srbitrate within
twenty-four hours, his road would close
| the use of Pullmans-
WApEN, Mimi, June 30.-A passen-
ger train on the Northern Pacific has
gone through bound for Winnipeg, with
Supt. Sovereign, Engineer and Road
master Mcclure, foreman, passengers
and deputy marshals on board.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-General Sec
rotary Hayes, of the Knights of Labor,
has requested Senator Kyle to INTRO
duce a resolution that no warrant be
issued against any person for interfer-
ence with mails unless be obstructs a
part of the train essential to mail car
riage.
The detachment of Pullmans is not to
constitute a violation of the laws.
CHICAGO, June 3O.-Five hundred en-
ployes of the Rock Island struck this
morning. Switches were spiked and
the company called for police prot ection
which was granted.
The general managers association has
issued a statement that the railroad
companies have no idea of compromis-
ing.
Cotton, Cal, June :9.-The motor
road running to Riverside and San Ber-
nardino is the only connection Clifton
has with the outside world, expect the
telegraph. The motor Carries the mail
and express between these points.
San Francisco, June On. V.
Stafford, general chairman of the Pa
cific division TO the Order of Railway
Conductors, and @. E. SwayD, general
chairman Of the Pacific division of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen is
sued bulletins this afternoon deploring
the strike on the Southern Pacific sys-
tenn and advising the members of these
orders to retain their positions and at
tend to their own duties regardless of
the American Railway Union strike.
SAN Francisco, June 29.-At the
United States postal headquarters here
1T was announced this enIng that ar
rangements had been made to forward
mails for Sacramento, Napa and Stock
ton on river steamers. So far no steps
had been taken to send the mails to
north and south coast points on ocean
steamers.
Los ANGELES, CAL, June 29.-Tbe
strike in general throughout the South
ern Pacific and Santa Fe systems. No
trains, local or overland, have left here
today. The only wheels that turned to-
day were on the cars of the Terminal,
W hich is strictly local road.
CHICAGO, Ill, June 29.-After a meet
ing of the general managers association,
General Manager Earling of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee d st. Paul said they |
proposed to pursue an aggressive pol |
icy. 1T was determined at the outset"
said Mr.. Earring. that we would have /
to fight this strike. All the roads Rep
resented have determined to secure new /
men to take the places of those who /
have struck. New men are being en-
pioyed now and they will be put to work /
under ample protection. Representa-
5Ivss from various roads were received. |
The Rock Island road, which is about
ne only one IN Chicago to have escaped
thus fer, Will oe by tomorrow morning
tied up. II Is sad. An order to that
fleet was issued today by President
Debs."
CHICAGO, Ill.,, June 29-The packers
at the stockyards tried to induce the
strikers to take eight train loads of beef
held by them through, as their refusal
10 do so would result in throwing thou
sands of n Ell at the yards out of en-
ooyment The men refused and the
rams were returned TO the packing
houses. The packers say they will be
afraid to send perishable freight out of
he yards while the strike continues for
ear it will be tied up on the road and
poll.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 29-There are
ome signs of trouble tonight. A crowd
las stoned an engineer at the railroad
ards.
DENVER, Cole, June 29.-Sar ia Fe
rain No. 8, which should have left here
It IL: 80 last night, is still here. The
rain which should have been made up
It o'clock had not been switched TO
he station at 8 o'clock. Trouble is an
lclpated at Midnight ana OUU deputies
re within reach. All Denver & Rio
irande trains moved as usual today.
DINsMUIR, Cal, June 29.-The south
,onnd Oregon train which arrived here
ast night is still here. The A. E. U.
} feeding five families who are bound
or the east. The shops are closed and
ot q wheel turns of this division.
LONDON, June ga Paris dispatch
o the Exchange Telegraph company
avs there have been sixty cases of
holera and fifteen deaths at Jemeppe,
village of Belgium. near Liege.
BRUSSELS, June 29.-The epidemic at J
emeppe is merely cholerine. The
eaths referred TO in the Paris dispatch
D the Exchange Telegraph company
during period of six months,
nd were due to INADEQUATE sanitation. ,