The record-union., 1894-01-31
MAY BE A STRIKE.
Employees of the Northern Pacifi,
Threaten Tfe-Up.

Employees of the Northern Pacific
Threaten a Tfe-Up.
TACOMA (Wash.), Jan. 30.-The en-
ployes of the n Northern Pacific say there
may be strike yet, owing to the failure
of their delegates to effect satisfactory
settlement of the differences with Mana
ger Kendrick at st. Paul. They are will
ing to accept cut in wages, but demand
the retention of the old contracts provid-
ing that no employe be discharged with
out just cause, and that the men be pro-
NOTED according to age Of service, pro-
viding they are competent. The men say
they may tederate with the Northern and
Union Pacific employees and make de-
mand for retention of the contracts. In
the event of their failure they threaten TO
tie up both systems. They say that the
Great Northern and Canadian Pacific
might also be tied up by the brother
hoods, IN order to force the Northern and
Union Pacific to come to terms.
United States Marshals Reprimanded.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 30.-There was an
exciting scene in the United States
District Court to-day, when Judge Ross
reprimanded United States Marshal
George Gard and his deputies. The
cause of the trouble was the failure of
Deputy Marshal Goodrich to serve a sub
pena in a criminal case, due to negli-
gence. Judge Ross ordered the United
States District Attorney to notify the
United States Attorney General at Wash
ington of the facts of the case.
Charged With Opium Smuggling.
PORTLAND (Or.), Jan. 30.-Captain L.
C. Sweeney. who recently pleaded guilty
to smuggling opium, and was sentenced
to one day in the County Jail. was ar
rested to-day on another charge of SNUG
Cling. 1t is claimed he sold to Chinese
cook what appeared to be ten cans of I'M
stamped opium for $50. Sweeney has
been bound over to the United States
Grand Jury. He protests his innocence,
and asserts that the ChInaman jobbed
him.
Good Fortune Stays With Him.
MARYsvILLE, Jan. BON. ]. O'Neil,
young man who has been in several burg
laries in the northern counties. but es-
capped conviction, had his usual good for
tune with him to-day before Yuba
County jury, which found him not guilty
of burglariZing a saloon. Sympathy for
his mother saved him a term in State
Prison.
Assaulted and RODbeQ.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 30.-Carrol
Frush, a musician, was assaulted and
robbed at an early hour this morning by
foot-pads, receiving no less than five
stabs in the left leg above the knee. His
assailant was subsequently arrested, and
when searched pistol, knife, bunch of
keys and money were found upon him.
Bruggy and Espey Still at Large.
SoNoMA, Jan. 3O.-The search after
Bruggy and Espey, the escaped murder
ers, has ceased for the present. 1t is be-
Iieved they are hiding with friends near
Santa Rosa, and have never been in the
hills ana mountains where the Sheriff has
been looking for them.
Petrified star Fish.
DELANo, Jan. 30.-R. NJ. Lee, the
Postal Telegraph Manager. to-day, while
out hunting, found shell which seems
to be the petrification of star fish, which
infested this valley many years ago. 1t
is a rare relic, and will be given to the
Academy of Science in San Francisco for
inspection.
Fire at Portland.
PORTLAND orr, Jan. 30.-A fire at
O'Clock this morning started on the third
floor of the Golden Rule Bazaar, corner
Third and Morrison streets, which was
not controlled until from So, 900 to IS, 600
damage had been done by fire, water
and smoke to the stock and buildings.
Last of the Bodies Recovered.
SAN RAFAEL, Jan. 30.-The remains of
r. II. Sabine, the last of the seven men
who were drowned in Austin Creek at
the time of the railroad accident some
two weeks ago, was recovered this morn
ing.
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