Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-07
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marshals were disarmed by the strikers
The wires are all cut from Trinidad.
EVANSTON, Wyo., July 2.-Che strike
Is broken here, 100 strikers including
the leaders IN the A. r. U. having signed
an agreement to go work on call.
COLUMBUS, O., July 2.-Half of the
car repalrers who struck last Friday on
the Hooking Valley road returned to
work today.
CHICAGO, July 2.-United States Mar
shall Arnold has sent 100 men and sheriff
Gilbert with thirty-five deputies to Blue
Island anticipating trouble. The stock
yards are in badly demoralized condition.
Topeka, July "A local lodge of A..
R. U. composed of 1000 Santa Fe shop
men struck at noon today.
At Blue Island the strikers formed
across the track in such way that any
movement of the trains would injure
them. One hundred marshals were
drawn up along the tracks but they
were too few to drive back the strikers.
Revolvers were displayed on both sides
but no shots were fired. The 18th regi-
ment, United States army, has been
wired for and Govsrnor Altgeld asked
for help.
Chief deputy Marshal Logan was
stabbed by strikers. The wound is
not dangerous. The United States
marshal armed and 200 deputies
are huddled in the cars at the blockade
in the Rock Island yards, and waiting
the arrival of the I'd regiment 1. n. G.
and the 18th regiment of the regular
army.
The strikers boldly declare that the
trains will be dumped when the soldiers
appear and that bullets will be met with
bullets.
OGDEN, u, July "a Union Pacific
train arrived this morning from the
east, but without Pullmans. Deputies
are assembled to protect the mails.
ST. Louis, Mo-, July 2.-Three out
bound passenger trains got away today
almost on schedule time. The trains
we're manned by the yard masters and
Office men of the terminal railway asso.
citation. The strike has effectually
stopped the handling of freight.
CHICAGO, July AT Lansing, Ohio
near the Indiana state line, on the Pan.
handle road, the hotel keepers and res
taursnts have refused to furnish foo6
to the deputies. The Panhandle ha:
sent carload of provisions there.
Proceedings against the strikers viii
begin today with a conference between
United States judges Wood and Cross
cup and Edwin Walker, the special soil
citor appointed today by Attorney Gen
eral Gilchrist. The lawyers submitted
bulky bill, covering all the roads, ask
ing the federal courts to enioin the
strikers from interfering with the mails
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 2-Twenty
here for refusing to handle Pullman.
Los ANGELES, July 2.-Judge Ross in
the United States circuit court has en-
joined Debs and other A. r. U. leaders
from interfering with interstate com.
MERGE. The United States district at
torney says that the disregard of Ross
orders will be tantamount to revolution
No trains on the Southern Pacific OF
Santa Fe are moving. Most Of the lat
ter roads operators have gone out. The
United States district attorney is EN-.
powered to call out the regular troops
to enforce the United States marshsl's
orders.
ST. PAUL, Mo-, July 2.-Ezcept the
trouble at Decatur, Illinois, the entire
Wabash system is in good order with al
the men at their posts. The men out
at Decatur have been notified to return
to work at noon today or cease being
employees.
DENVER, COL, July .. - The
clerks in the Union Pacific freight of.
flee struck at noon today. 1t is rumored
that the operators will be called out to
support the boycott.
ST. PAUL, July 2.-Strike Manager
Doyle has received a dispatch from
Debs, declaring that the prospect of
success was brighter than ever. All the
men will stand together. The grievance
committee of the Great Northern will
meet President Hill this afternoon.
They say that unless the terms of their
recent agreement are kept they will tie
up the road.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, July Am effort was
made by the Mobile and Ohio officials
to lift the boycott assistant manager
Mann placed before A. r. U. director
Kern, documents, certifying that the NJ.
o. strikers were willing to go to work,
the company having agreed to discon-
tinue the Pullmsns. the Directors de-
clined to approve the plan.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, July "A riot is
reported at the Wabash depot. Troops
were used and dispense the mob.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 2.-Ths Rock
Island road has abandoned all trains
east OF here fearing trouble with the
strikers. The west division may close
at any time. The Chicago and Great
Western are running irregulsrly.
WASHINGTON, July 2-Government
orders has been issued to see that the
mail trains at Los Angeles be allowed
to move, word having been received that
they were held by strikers.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Pullman
strike had an echo in the senate today.
Call offered a resolution appointing
committee of five OF the house to inquire
into the cause of the Pullman trouble
and what justice demands of men and
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