Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-21
ALL QUIET
In Chicago and Trains to
Leave on Schedule
Time.
TROUBLE IN ARIZONA.
The Southern Overland Leaves
Oakland Today. Tramp Prod
Ell by BayOnet.
TROUBLE IN ARIZONA.

Ell Dy a bay0net.
CHICAGO, July 14-Chicago is rapidly
resuming its normal conditions. The
action Of the conference of the Fedora
tion OF Labor yesterday afternoon and
which as supplemented by meeting
of the Building and Trades Assembly
at which it was resolved to resume work
at once, is accepted universally as the
death blow to the Pullman boycott.
OF course Debs and Sovereign say
they are going to fight it to the bitter
end, Debs even going so far as to say
that he will tie up every railroad in the
United States, but be also said in a
speech last night to five hundred strik-
ers:
The only thing that now remains for
us to accomplish is to get you boys back
to your work. hope, boys, to see. the
| day come when every railroad nan and
laborer will be ready to lay his work
aside and fight for the rights OF any
OF his brothers who may be being
wronged. Not until you are ready to do
this Cen labor make demands on CAPT.
| tai"
This statement is accepted as an ack-
] nOwledgement Of defeat. Deos called IN
conference this morning the members
OF his executive board and stated that
for the most port the railroads are
taking back employees just as they
apply, but will not discharge new men.
The strikers who are unable to secure a
Reinstatement are Insisting upon con-
tinuin the struggle.
The federal troops are getting ready to
leave and it is believed their destination
is Gal fornia, but enough will be held in
Chicago to prevent any possible renewal
Of an outbreak.
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
CHICAGO, July 14.-Gsneral Master
Workman Sovereign said this morning
the knights of labor organizations
throughout the land will meet tonight
to consider the question of standing by
the A. r. U. | may telegraph them
today requesting them not to consider
the matter at all. IL is question wheth-
er Or not tn ~ cant help the A. r. q.
more by remaining at work"
Sovereign left the conference Of the
A. R. U. directors at 12:l5 and stated
| that general strike OF the Knights OF
labor would not be ordered. but the
Knights will be called out when ever il
can be of service to the A. R. U.
TO STRIKE OR NOT TO STRIKE.
CHICAGo, July l4.-Directors of the
A. r. U. sent telegram to chief Arthur
asking him it il was true that he had
issued an order to engineers requesting
them work with uon-union firemen and
engineers to take the places of strik-
ers.
Vice President Howard OF the A. r.
U. advised the employees of the Chicago,
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Chicago and
North West railways to tie up the
systems.
At meeting of the railway men last
night, the audience numbering 1000
men, he was enthusiastically spplauded.
Tho Ioal,-ol 90 1n.On 81 ox
the Chicago and Minneapolis road was
tied up this morning. On the other
hand the general managers of the road
says that Debs statement vas unquaii-
6edly false.
Debs saId 1--WE propose to prosecute
this fight wish greater vigor then ever"
be said the fact the Pullman had con-
descended to make statement was very
satisfactory TO the American railway
union. Debs added "the arbitration
commi ssion of which President Cleve-
and proposed is apparently now uneces-
sary as the general managers of the
association have refused absolutely to
have anything to do, directly or Indirect
ly, with the A. r. u. beard.
The board of dir, ctors Of the Switch
Mons Mutual Aid Assoc alton, today
adopted resolutions endorsing TIE &C
Ga OF grand master Miles W. Barrett
discOu ancing the strike.
CHIEF AKTHUR's REPLY.
CLEVELAND. o., Ju'y II. Chief Arthur
when shown the dispatch in reference
to filing the places Of strikers declared
at he had not Issued such an order as
mentioned. The en- i1sers were upheld
when they refused To run with non
union firemen and ths brotherhood men
were ipstructs ID not TO take the places
of strikers.
IN ARIZONA
WASHINGTON, July l4.-General Nc
Cook has reported to army headquar-
RS that the situation at Williams. Win
slow and Peach Springs is so critical
that he has ordered three infantry CON-
panies from WhIpple barracks, Arizona,
to take station at these points and move
along the Atlantic & Pacific railway as
deemed necessary.
IN OAKLAND.
WEST OAKLAND, July 13.-If. the
strikers contemplate further resistance
TO the running of trains by the railroad
company they are keeping their plans
carefully concealed. On the surface
every thug is very quiet. The A. r. u.
held an all night session last night. but
separated at an early hour this morn
ing, going to their homes.
The company stole a march On the