Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-14

men deny shat they are in any wa
| connected with the strike. Stewar
has made an aute-mortem statement
IN which he declares he was shot
down because he refused to hall
when ordered to do so by the regu.
I lars. He has mother living in Ire.
land. The shooting was heard at
the depot and Col. Graham who is
in command ordered FIRST T. S.
Marine Corps, under command of
Captain bergman, and Third U. S.
Marine Corps. under Lieut.. Draper,
started. They formed line with
liked bayonets, then divided into
charging squads and extended the
dead line to Second street. Shortly
afterwards, Troop /, Fifth U. S.
Cavalry made flying dash down Sec
ond street to |, thence to Front,
sweeping everything before them.
| L. S. Marshal Baldwin was in the
lead and proclaimed martial law. He
called upon the people in the name
of the United States t, GO to their
homes and remain there until the
trouble was over. Many obeyed, but
the majority remained on the streets
in defiance of tho marshal's order.
Late this afternoon, the streets are
comparatively deserted, only few
strlkors are to be seen and they are |
being closely watched. Railroad Co.
this morning succeed in getting train
to Rockln. Its destination is Ogden
by way OF Truckee. The train was
accompanied by two companies of
regulars.
Late this afternoon another train
for the East. 1t consisted of two
coaches, two fat cars and several
fruit cars. Two Gattling guns were
placed on the flat cars SO as to be ]
used if occasion demands it. Rail {
road officials fear that trouble will /
occur at Truckee.
Vallejo, 13.-It is reported here {
that the train which left here at six t
o'clock for Nspa and Santa Rosa has c
been ditched at Napa Junction, eight
miles from Napa. M. NJ. Estae, Re- ,
publican candidate for Governor was }
a passenger on this train, The train !
was manned by non-union crew and
was guarded by deputy sheriffs'
When it pulled out of Vallejo, the
strikers made no resistance, but pre-
dicted that the train would get no !
further than Napa junction.
L.TER-The report that the Napa !;
train from Vallejo is ditched is I'M
founded.
Chicago, 13.-President Debs of f,
the A r U to-day made the PROPOSE y
ton to Their r managers offering to n
call the strike off provided the strik- u
ers would be restored without pre- :,
JUDGE, except in cases where they :.
have been convicted of crime. The
strikers do not ask recognition of
their organization or of any organiza-
ton. The general managers associa- h
ton received Debs' offer with u
and declined to treat {
with the strikers except as individ- ,,
lals, The strike will therefore con- G
inue. :.
Chicago, 13-The Conference of v
he American Federation of Labor p'
adjourned this evening, after having tt
decided against general strike. A te
petition to Debs of the A r U was
endorsed, however, and $1,000 voted
IS a defense fund for the coming
aial of Debs, An address to the Tx
public was issued relating to the ar
trike and defining labor attitudes 81
nd duty we owe to all, declaring it
he sense of the conference that a
eneral strike at this time is unwise
nd contrary to the best interest of -,
he working people, recommending -
hat all connected with the American
liberation of Labor now out on -,
strike should return to =
'ork and those who contemplate GO
lg on sympathetic strike are ad- ~
,sed to return to their usual voca-
ons.
New York, July 13. George NJ.
ullman has issued lengthy state.
tent of the attitude of his company
| reference to the strike, its course, e
erlts and settlement tie does not IS