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

is critical. A train from Tracy pulled
into Oakland on which there was Pull
man car. 1t caused great excitement
among the strikers.
When the Davisville train came IN at
ii o'clock it was seized and stopped at
18th street. Conductor Avery resisted
snd was severely beaten. Mrs. Stan
ford's special then came along In charge
OF A. r. U. men and was loudly cheer
ed. None Of the railroad officials are al
lowed to approach her.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July g. The Mil
waukee, st. Paul & Northern are NOV
ing passenger trains but the freight
business is seriously handicapped. Brew
cries are the worst sufferers.
KANSAS Cry, July 3.-The Rock Is
land, Chicago & Alton, and the Santa
Fe & Wabash are now included in the
tie up.
COLUMBUS, o., July 3.-The Hooking
Valley A. r. U. men have declined Pres
ident Waite's offer TO arbitrate. He has
issued a call for new men.
PASADENA, Cal, July "a Santa Fe
train arrived here today at Las p. III.
Both the engineer and -firemsn were of
ficials of the road. This train was sent
out To bring out United States deputy
marshals who are now on their way
here from Los Angeles by stage. 1t
will take them to Barstow, and east.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The firemen on the
Rock Island We're instructed today not
to work with non-union men. The Hi
nois Central engineers have passed re-
solutions endorsing the strike.
Master Workman Lieholm OF the
Knights of Labor, said today that t hey
are heart and soul with the A. R. U. and
will strike If asked.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. July 3.-Theoe re
five trains side tracked here With six
hundred passengers, among whom there
are many cases of hardship.
SACRAMENTO, July 3.-The railroad
company gained a temporary victory
today. At IL o'clock the largest engine
IN the yard was put to work cleaning
the main line. The Master Mechanic
was at the throttle and Al Baker, q
railroad employee, acted the part of fire
man.
Thousands of people are at the depot
and great excitement prevails. Serlou:
trouble Is hourly anticipated. United
States marshal Baldwin, and his de
puties, together with the entire police
force and sheriff and his deputies, are
endeavoring to hold The exited crowd il
check. Ropes have been stretched
across all entrances to the depot to pre-
vent the strikers from interfering with
the trains, The Gates are closed anc
every precaution is being taken to CHECK
any attempt at violence. This morning
superintendent Fillmore in a converse
ton with the associated press represen
tative said the company had finally de
termined to resume traffic notwithstand
ing the bitter opposition of the strikers
He thought that all delayed trains her,
would be pulled out before tonight.
A bowling mob is in possession of til,
depot. The police and deputy marshall
are powerless. u s. Marshal Baldwin
narrowly escaped being killed. Th,
Erstern overland train which was coins
to San Francisco this afternoon was Gu
in two by strikers. The Marshal anc
police have given up the fight.
Marshal Baldwin realizing the hopeless
ness OF the situation and his inability t.
cope with the strikers has sent an ap
peal TO Gov. Markham, who is at Pasa
dena. to call out the militia.
U. s. Marshal Baldwin was on tht
engine which was to take the overland
eastern train to protect the engineer
A bowling mob pulled him from cal
aud knocked him down, he drew a re-
revolver and commanded the strikers tC
disperse in the name of the United
States. He was prevented from using
the revolver and received rough hand
ling. He finally escaped to Col. Wright'c
office. At2:30p p. N. the strikers are in
full possession of The depot. The De.
puties are helpless.
BAKERSFIELD, Cal. July 3.-The
Southern Pacific train bearing six com
panies of the U. S. infantary. to Los
Angeles, under command Of Col. Shafter
arrived here at 1910 O'Clock ard is stall
led. The engineer left the cab and the
train is abandoned on the track. How
the company will take the train over the
Tehachipi grade to Los Angeles no one
knows. Two thousand people surround
the train.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-. July 3.-Ths strike
situation is decidedly worse today. All
A. r. U. men on the western division
of the Wabash struck today. The
engineers refuse TO work with green
hands. The regiment of NJ. N. G. has
been ordered to be ready for service.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 3.-The employ
ees OF the Kansas City division of the
Chicago and Great Western quit today.
OMAHA, Neb., July 3-The situation
on both roads entering Omaha is practi-
cally unchanged. Both roads are tied
up.
ToLEEo, Ohio, July 3.-This morning
$50 men employed in the car Stops were
informed that the shops had closed
on account of interference with the
traffic.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo. July "a despatch
from Morberly NJ. says that all the A.
r. U. men, on the Wabash road here
struck. Two hundred and fifty En-
gIneers, foreman and switchmen went