Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-14

not be avoided. The announcement
that the regulars will arrive tonight or
tomorrow morning has created wide
spread alarm. The strikers are deter
mined to resist any attempt to di5lodge
them.
MORE TROOPS FOR CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Eleven of twenty
three companies comprising the fourth
and fifth regiments of the second brig
AIDE, ordered by the governor to Chicago,
reported during the night. The other
companies are expected during the day.
HAMMOND, Ind, July 10.-Lev Wal
lace, Jr. was arrested last night on the
charge of personating U. s. marshal.
Wallace displayed star and ordered all
saloons closed. Judge Morelock fined
him $40. and costs.
SAN Francisco. July 18.-At 1145
the steamer Alameda landed at the
presidio and three troops of cavalry and
two batteries armed with gattling guns
are going aboard. Colonel Graham is
in command. 1t is believed that the
destination of the troops is to Sacra-
mento or Oakland.
SAN JOSE, Cal, July 1O.-The South
ern Pacific is resuming operations here.
Early this morning the sheriff and eight
regular deputies and 6fty-slx business
men as special deputies, and twenty
policemen and ten deputy United States
marshals, took possession Of the broad
gauge depot, round house and yards.
They were not molested by the strikers,
who gathered in the vicinity in large
crowds. The railroad company's local
officers then started a switch engine
and cleared the yards. At noon they
are making up the train to be sent out.
A force CT deputies has been sent to
Pala Alto to move the trains said be-
coming from San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.-At 1870 p.
m. the steamer Alameda bearing U. S.
troops left the preside wharf. The
steamer is heading for the Sacramento
river and there is no doubt that the
destination OF the troops is Sacra-
mento. They probably reach that
point at midnight.
DEBs ARRESTED.
Debs has been indicted and brought
into court under arrest.
2:3O D. m.-General Master Workman
Sovereign says that he is now engaged
in writing an order for a general strike
of the knights of Labor everywhere to-
morrow. He expects the order to affect
nearly 100000 men, present and for
mer members of the organization. I'm
less something unforeseen happens the
order will go into effect tomorrow.
SAN Francisco, Cal, July 9.-The
twelfth day of the great strike on the
Southern Pacific system closes with not
a wheel turning in northern California.
At Sacramento. San Jose, Oakland and
this city the situation is unchanged.
The Southern Pacific managers are
utterly helpless and appear 70 be max
ing no effort to resume traffic. Tonight
there is an added excitement, however,
caused by the news that the United
States marines from Mare Island and
regular troops have been ordered to 60
to Oakland to begin the fight which the
Southern Pacific management have so
honn mt
to make. The leaders of the strikers in
Oakland say there will be no organized
resistance to the troops, but they openly
declare that the strikers have resolved
TO conduct a guerilla warfare. Every
one knows what this means, and many
people are fearful of the events of to-
morrow.
Governor Markham has been warned
of the approaching danger and Is hur-
uyIng from Los Angeles to the state
capital.
The fact that the authorities have de
cided to begin operations against the
strikers at Oakland and not at Sacra-
mento, where the men have already
been angered and provoked to point of
armlng themselves with rifles, is sig
niticant.
In Southern California the railroads
seem to have all but broken the block
ade.
PLOTTING TO WRECK PASSENGER TRAINS.
SPRING VALLEY, ILL.,, July 9.-Presi-
dent Gable of the Chicago and Rock
Island road has telegraphed the sheriff.
The informatioA received shows that
there is increased trouble on the road
near Spring Valley. 1t is rumored that
the rioters are plotting to wreck pas
senger trains tonight.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Instead of stories
of additional tie-ups, the dispatches
almost without exception are bearing
advices of the strikers returningto work
and an increased resumption OF traffic
amounting in some places to return
to the normal condition.
Today Chicago mas passed without a
serious conflict between the strikers
and armed forces now on duty here.
The feature of the day has been the
action of the federated trades unions
in deciding TO call out all classes of
labor on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
unless George NJ. Pullman should have
agreed before meridian Of that day TO
settle the differences between bis COM
pany and his striking employees by arbi-
tration or otherwise. For reasons not
known + the public Grand Master Sow
ereign of the knights OF Labor and his
advisors decided to postphOne the gen
eral walkout and paralytic stroke which
they proposed to infi,ct upon the bust
ness of Chicago until o'clock Wedres-
day morning.
President Sameul Gompers OF the
federation of labor has called meeting
of the executive board of that associa-
tion, to be held in this city Thursday,
and announced that ne would leave
New York for Chicago tomorrow even
ing. In view of tins it is not believed
tire federated trades of Chicago will pre-
cipitate action before consulting him.
As President Gompers Cannot reach
Chicago before Wednesday night it will
be impossible to decide on the line of
action to be pursued before Thursday,
and probably if it should finally be- re-
solved to declare general strike of all
these combined forces, it could not be