Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-14

Sprague last night stoned a special
train carrying two companies of militia,
dltched the cars in front of it and ran
oil on culyert east of town and burned
1t. The trestle west Of town was also
and fifteen feet burned away. The
train with militia is at the Sprague de-
pot. with the treck destroyed on both
sides, Regular troops arrived this
afternoon.
PULLMAN WONT BRIDGE.
CHICAGO, July "a joint committee
from the city council and the Fedora
ton OF Labor met Mr.. Wyckes in the
office Of the Pullman company at 2 p.
N. Mr.. Wyckes emphatcally refused TO
receive the proposed committee of Tive.
The Pullman company has nothing to
srbitrate," said Mr.. Wyckes, "snd we
must refuse to receive the ommittee to
which you refer. Our company has not
receded from the position taken at the
inception OF the strike. This is final"
Then the council committee notified
the general managers association that
they would call on them during the
afternoon.
1t is quite probable that the city
council will pass a resolution calling
on the president to withdraw federal
troops from Chicago. A very strong
protest has been signed by an immense
mum Der of business men and tele-
graphed TO the president urging him to
ignore the prospective action OF the
city council and to keep the troops.
New YORK, July 9.-John Ryan, a
representative of President Debs, said
today: "If the trout BILE continues five
days longer all the Eastern roads will
be tied up. All the wires are ready,
them. Then look out for squally times
until Pullman gives in"
CLEvELAND's PROCLAMATION.
WASHINGTON, July g. - President
Cleveland has issued a proclamation
commanding all persons engaged in, or
in any way connected with, any unlaw-
full obstru Ctions, combinations and as
semblsges in the states of North Ds-
kota, Montana, Idaho, Washington,
Wyoming, Colorado and California and
the territories of Utah and New Mexico
to disperse and retire peacefully to their
respective abodes at or before o'clock
on the afternoon of July 10.
DEM1NG, n. NJ, July 9-Five hun
dred United States troops left here to
night for Ration to assist In moving
United States mail trains on the Santa
Fe.
TOLEDO, o., July 9.-Thls afternoon
an effort was made to send Lake
Shore coal train west from the yards.
A number of strikers leoped aboard and
uncoupled the train IN several places.
The police were called and arrested two
men.
ST.. CLAIR, Ohio, July lO-Ten stores
were burned today. Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 11.-Assasin Pend
ergast habeau corpus application was
today transferred to United States
court.
YoKoHoMA, July 1.-THE government
has chartered l6 steamers belonging to
the Yazen, Kaiser Co. with the intention
of landing 10000 troops IN Corea. japan
has refused TO Withdraw her troops and
war is reagreded as ineitabe.
MADRID, July 1O.-An ansrchist has
been arrested at La Junuquera, Genoa
upon suspicion of being concerned il
the plot to assas- mate President Casimu
Perier of France.
WASHINGTON, July 10-The house
passed today bill for opening up tC
settlement the Uncompaghee and Nints
reservations in Utah. 1t adds 3,000,00(
acres to the public domain.
WASHINGTON, >. c., July 11.-Senatol
Dolph has raised objections TO the Nj
caraugua canal bill, as reported from the
house committee. lie fsvors the gov
eminent aid and control of the canal
but thinks 100000 too large a bonus in
addition to the payment TO the company
in Uuited States bonds of all amounts
expended on the work.
CLEVELAND, o. July 11.-This city is
R-splendent in yellow and white today
In honor of the Christian Endeavor con
vention. Notwithstanding tt big rail.
road strike thousands have arrived. Sec.
rotary Baer estimates the attendance al
l2OO. This evening AS preliminary to
the convention the Chris, ian Endeavor
mass meeting will be held in fifteen
churches