The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-16
TRAINS MOVING STEADILY.
Tracks Being Repaired and Many
Strikers ResumiBg Work.

STRIKERS KeSumIB& work.
SACRAMENTO, July 15.-Thls has been
an uneventful day. With the exception of
the troops at the depot it would scarcely
be known that one OF the greatest strikes
in the history of tie United States is in
progress. TIE railroad Company still
continues to send out trains and expects
TO have them running on schedule time
before twenty-four hours. The first train
sent out this morning was the San Fran
cisco local. 1t left here al 10 As o'clock
and went via Stockton. Two companies
of soldiers accompanied the train. The
Red Bluff local also left here this morning
under a similar escort.
Two fat-cars were sent in advance of the
engine to preclude the possibility of the
train being ditched. The Dunsmuir local,
with two companies of Stockton militia,
left here this afternoon. No interference
with these trains has been reported. 1t is
the intention of the railroad company to
start fruit train for the East tomorrow.
1t will be made up of a number of refrg-
orator cars and heavily guarded.
The Eastern overland arrived safely
from Ogden shortly after II O'Clock this
morning. There were nun Der of passen-
gers aboard. The train from Oakland also
reached here this afternoon. 1t came via
Stockton. No attempt was made to inter-
fere with the incoming trains.
RED BLUFF, July 15.-The strikers here
have renowned allegiance to the Amerl-
can Railway Union and reported for duty.
There is general rejoicing.
The Red Bluff local. the first train for
fourteen days, arrived this morning from
the south and returned. A guard OF the
Sacramento militia under command of
Captain Thomas B. Hall, passengers and a
number Of repairers were aboard. The
latter are at work repairing the cars Grip
pied by the strikers.
RENO, New, July ia pilot train, N all
train and two passenger trains of eleven
cars each, all guarded by United States
regulars under command of Colonel Po-
land. arrived here at 1880 A. NJ to-day
The pilot train was equipped with every
thing necessary for track repairs. 1t i'm
mediately went forward and reached
Truckee without any mishap whatever.
With the exec Dtion OF the arrest of two
men for threatening language everything
is quiet The eastbound overland, which
left Sacramento yesterday, arrived from
Truckee at P. NJ. Up to $50 p. NJ four
trains had gone west Two arrived bound
east and will probably stay over night.
Colonel POland's detachment remained
here. On the arrival of the trains from the
West the crowd gathered began jeering at
the regulars. who charged them and dis
persed the crowd.
ASHLAND Or, July 15.-An engine left
here on the Southern Pacific early this
morning and made a run to Hornbrook,
just over the California line, without dis
turbance, the Sheriff of jackson County
acting as an escort. The engine returned
this afternoon, bringing to Ashland a work
train and crew of forty men who went out
with the strike and have been at Siskiyou
Summit station since. This is the first
rolling stock 10 go over this section of the
road for nearly three weeks Rumors of
dynamite have been flying and other plans
of obstruction to this intricate piece of
road over the SiskiyOus. but a sharp watch
is maintained. 1t is hardly prOba BILE even
should such a disposition prevail that an
attempt at obstruction will be made.
Many striking employees here and on the
Siskiyous have grown tired and offered
their services to the company again with
in the last two days.