Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-07-10
AUTOcRkT|C PULLMAN.
Arbitration Propositions scorn-
fully Treated by the Palace
Car Magnate.
Federated Labor Unions and Knights
of Labor Have Determined
to Strike.
Sacramento Under Martial Law-Ef-
fort to Derail Train of Soldiers
at Deming-Moving Trains
at Denver.

grand master of the brotherhood of Loco.
motive Firemen, was a prisoner in Com
missioner Hoyne's office this morning. 81
! said he, "after I had been released on
bond, and was compelled to leave the
bedside Of my sick wife. have done
none of the things charged against me.
On the contrary, have done all could
to preserve peace and end the strike"
Hannah is candidate for congress
in the second or stockyards' district, and
in the firemen's organization is second to
Chief Sergeant. District Attorney Mil
christ said that the government had good
case against Hannah.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR WILL GO OUT.
At 1890 p. m. General Master Workman
Sovereign says he is engaged in writing
an order for general strike of the
Knights of Labor everywhere tomorrow.
He says he expects the order will effect
nearly one million men. Unless some-
thing unforeseen occurs the order will go
into effect tomorrow. At what hour has
not yet been determined.
LOVES LABOR LOST.
Chicago.-"It is labor lost; not $50
mayors would have the slightest effect
upon the Pullman company" said Mayor
Hopkins this morning, when asked if
Mayor Pingree, of Detroit, had asked
him to become one Of fifty mayors to
join in an appeal to George M. Pullman
for arbitration. "My position is pretty
we'll known, but fifty mayors will have no
effect on the Pullman company. No, nor
100 or 500. Everyone is ignored by this
company. However, it will take Pullman
years to recover from this trouble. He
will find he is boycotted without any
unity of action by the American people.
Business will go to Pullman's competi-
tors. Then he will realize the mistake of
his position"
ELEVEN COMPANIES OF TROOPS.
Eleven of the twenty three companies,
comprising the 4th'and 5th regiments of
the second brigade of the l. N. G., ordered
by the governor to come to Chicago, re-
ported for duty during the night.
BEYOND THE CONTROL OF DEps.
President Debs said to-day that indus
tries in Chicago would be completely tied
up by tomorrow morning. "This trouble
has gone beyond my control and beyond
the control of the Railway Union. So far
as the cause of the A. R. U. is concerned
things look brighter to-day than ever.
The strike is on and there is now no viol-
ence; that is what we have most to fear;
depredations of mobs who are really not
connected with our trouble"
SPECIAL FEDERAL GRAND JURY.
The special federal grand jury to in
vestigate the strike was sworn in to-day
by Judge Grosscup. The lengthy charge
delivered by the judge directs the grand
jury to investigate whether an insurrec-
tion against the government exists, and
if 80, who brought it about.
SITUATION AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo.-The Associated Press
dispatches do not announce any material
extension of the strike to-day. The tie
up of eastern roads, which it was an
nounced yesterday would soon occur,
has not yet been attempted. The gem
eral strike situation has not materially
changed from yesterday. The blockade
at Chicago and other principal points is
fast lifting. No violence is being at
tempted at Chicago or elsewhere in the
middle west. On the Pacific coast the
situation is more alarming.
HURRY1NG TROOPS TO SACRAMENTO.
United States troops are being hurried
to Sacramento and a conflict with the
strikers at that point seems inevitable.
The strikers are arming themselves and
declare that they will give battle.
The Southern Pacific is still tied up in
northern California, but is managing
moving trains as also are other roads in
the southern part of the state.
GREAT INDUSTRIAL CRISIS TOMORROW.
The great industrial crisis will come
tomorrow. All knights of Labor in all
parts of the country will then be called
out by General Master Workman Sove.
reign. President Gompers, of the Fede-
rated Trades, has called a meeting of the
executive board in Chicago on Thursday.
1t is not known whether he intends to
take part in the strike or to antagonize it,
swIroHMEN DID NOT STRIKE.
The threatened strike of the Missouri
Pacific switchmen did not result to-day.
The day men did not report at the usuc,
hour but they came to work in groups
and in about an hour from the time they
should have begun work they we're all on
duty. The other roads are all right with
the exception of the Mem phis, which is
still tied up.
MARTIAL LAW AT SACRAMENTO.
Sacramento, Cal.-The startling infor-
nation was received here shortly after
midnight to the effect that martial law
would be proclaimed at O'Clock this after