Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-07-07

Iz& Is -st~lN q 0oiSsko w Satsie
E-ars5 At the stoekysrds.
Troops have been ordered out to pro-
tss. TIE trains On roads in the hands Of
r~sosivsrs appointed by Federal Courts.
The train which left San Francisco
with Federal troops for Los,Angeles was
stalled at Bakersfield, north of Mohave
Desert.
The National Guards OF California
we're ordered out. AS yet there is no
conflict between the troops and the
strikers.
Marshal Baldwin swore in one thousand
business men in Sacramento as deputies,
many of whom ~sympathize with the
strikers,
The railroad officials expect, with the
assistance Of the military, to move
trains at Sacramento to-day. The strik-
ers are firm and determined.
No attempt has been made to move
trains at Oakland.
At q Cabinet meeting it was decided
to have the troops prevent any inter
ference with the mails and interstate
commerce. The troops will be under
the direct command of President Cleve-
land and will not receive orders from
civil or judicial officers.
RENO, New, July 5.-There was in
tense excitement at Sacramento yester-
day afternoon. Supt. Fillmore n
nounced his intention to start trains IN
der military protection. The depot was
crowded with strikers and their friends.
Three companies Of militia were ordered
to drive the strikers from the depot.
The soldiers hesitated, and then bluntly
refused to move against the strikers.
The troops turned their backs and with
drew to the armory. The reason given
was that U. S. Marshal Bald.
win insisted that the troops refrain from
shooting.
The Garibaldi Guard turned the con.
tents Of their armory over to the strik.
ers.
A body of strikers, well armed, left
Dunsmuir on the Oregon branch with
a mail train for Sacramento. They were
joined at Red Bluff by more strikers,
making four hundred in all.
Sixty members Of the American Rail.
way Union were arrested by the Mar |
shall at Los Angeles. The troops were
masters of the situation there.
The Labor Unions are forming military
companies. They claimed TO have three
thousand enrolled.
Everything was quiet at Oakland last
no trains running and the boats
between San Francisco and Sacramento
laid up.
A riot, growing out Of the feeling be.
tween A. P. A. and other elements at
Butte. Montana. resulted in killing two
men. one policeman, named DAILY. The
Governor ordered troops out end restored
ALI local trades and labor councils 10
Toilet, Ills. ordered the trainmen out.
The order was obeyed.
A mob in Chicago overturned Fifty
cars of the Fort Wayne road.
SACRAMENTO. July 5.-U. s. Marshal
Baldwin has sent a telegram to Attorney
General Garter, informing him of the in
,urrection ct Sacramento, stating that
he has been unable to dispense the
that the State militia is wholly
inefficient to stop the detention, and
il is necessary that United States
be sent at once to Sacramento.
Upon that report the District Attorney
has telegraphsd Attorney General Olney
at Washington, d. c.. giving him .
copy Of Baidwin's report. and adding
that unless troops are called out at
once the strikers are liable TO cause
trouble, and also informing him Of the
detention at Oakland by the army Of
strikers.
FoRT WAYNE Qnd.l July 5.-The
strike situation is becoming serious.
Not Q mail train has reached this city
over the Wabash road in two days and
only one passenger train has been
moved. This morning the Nickel Plate
employees quit work and not 9 wheel il
turning between Fort Wayne and