Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-07-09
RUMoREp BRIDGE BURNING.

RUMoRED BRIDGE BURNING.
Everything at II 80 a. m. is quiet IN
Chicago and Hammond. There is a
rumor that bridge burning has been be-
gun on the Burlington lines. 1t is not
yet verified.
CONFERRING WITH THE MAYOR.
The committee appointed by the
Trades Unions at Uhllch's hall last night
is now in conference with the mayor.
TELLING EFFECT OF THE PRESIDENTS
PROCLAMATION.
The impression is general about the
military headquarters to-day that the
nothing of the firing of the troops on
Saturday and Sunday, has had telling
effect on the rioto1s element, as well as on
the sensible people who had taken heed
and strayed away from the localities where
the trouble was likely to occur.
DESTRUCTIVE RIOTERS.
The fire department reports that the
total cunt of damage done to railway
departments by the fires during the past
FIREMEN QUIT.
The Illinois Central firemen have gone
out.
SIZED IT UP RIGHT.
London.-The Chronicle commenting
on the state of anarchy now raging in
Chicago, says the lesson of 1T all is that mo-
dern conditions demand some collective
control over gigantic capitalist combina
tons.
TROOPS ON THE PACIFIC ROADS.
Washington.-Gen. Schofeld has just
sent telegraphic orders TO Gen. Ruger, at
San Francisco, and Gen. Brooke, at Omaha
similar to those directed to Generals Otis
and Merritt, placing them in charge of
the eutire U. 2. and G. p. railroad systems
with instructions to open up the lines for
communication from San Francisco to
Omaha.
Troops from Fort Robinson, Nobraro,
Russell and Washakee have been ordered
to Cheyenne, Rawlins, Laramie, Green
River, Pocatello and Pilot Butte on the
U. p. The soldiers will be placed on all
U. p. trains between Cheyenne and
Ogden.
lRONyILLE YARDMEN QUIT.
Toledo, Oho.-Twenty-fv switchmen
and six telegraph operators on the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie road at the lronville
yards struck at 3 O'Clock this morning on
the order from the A. r. U.
THE NAVY CALLED ON.
Washington.-At the request of the
secretary of war the entire navy force at
Mare Island navy yard, numbering
several hundred blue Jackets, have been
ordered to cooperate with tho garrison
at the Presidio in maintaining order
and executing the law at Sacramento,
Oakland and San Francisco.
SITUATION AT DETROIT.
Detroit. 1.-THE strkers in the Michigan
Central yards have come to an end at 7
O'Clock this morning, when every en-
pioye who had been dissatisfied returned
to work. At the union depot the situa-
tion is unchanged. No Wabash train ar
rived or departed this morning. The
Flint &Pere Marquette and Detroit, Lam
sing & Western passenger trains are run
ming on time.
| Toledo, Ohio.-The yardmen on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, Toledo, Ann Ar
Dor, Northern Michigan and Cincinnati,
jackson and Mackinac are still out.
MEN REsUMING WORK AT ST. LOUIS.
| st. Louis.-The strike situation among
tho railroads here to-day is in the line of
improvement noted yesterday. On the
west side of the river every road and
yard has practically full com plement of
men and the handling of cars by shippers
at private switches has been resumed.
Passenger service is also On a normal
basis except for few duplicate trains
not running for lack of business.
MoBs AT WORK IN WISCONSIN.
Minneapolis, Minn.-A Hudson, Wis,
special to the Journal says: "There is
serious trouble at Spooner and Adjutant
General Falk has summoned the military
companies from here for the Eau Claire
and Menominee regions. The mob has
cut the wires and no details from Spooner
are obtainable.'
GLOOMY PRoPHEsY.
New York.-Secretary Chris Evans, of
the American Federation of Labor, pre-
diets strike of all organizations through
, out the country in aid of the A. r. U.
AT PUEBLO.
Pueblo.-All railroads are running pas
senger trains here and hauling some
freight. The A. K. U. strikers union ls
firm and are in constant session. There
SENTENCED BY JUDGE HALLETT.
Denver.-Engineer Fred Schnack, ar
rested at Pueblo for melting the Gulf
road employees to strike, was sentenced
by Judge Hallett to sixty days in Jail for
contempt of court.
MANNED BY A NoNUNI0N CREW.
Los Angeles.--The Overland train on
the Santa Fe left this morning with Pull
mans attached. Five passengers we're
aboard. The train was manned by non
union crew.
| SITUATION HOPEFUL AT DENVER.
Denver.-The railroad situation in
Colorado is improving. President JEFF
frey will try to open the Deming & Rio
Grande railroad TO the west to day, and
with the aid of employees who remained
loyal to the company, protected by the
United States deputy marshals, there is a
good prospect that he will succeed. At
O'Clock a. m. to-day special train pulled
out for the south on which a committee
of twenty-six employees, representing the
engineers, conductors, tiremen, brakemen,
switchmen and telegraphers of this dis
trict who refused to strike. They go
plead with the strikers of Pueblo, Saliea,