The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-07-21

settlement of the difficulties existing be-
tween the railroad corporations and
their employees, While the railroad
officials claim that trains on most OF the
roads are running on schedule time the
the leaders OF the A. r. U. deny it and
say in return that very few trains are
running without U. S. soldiers.
The strike leaders claim that in a con-
ference held between Gen'.l Supt. Fill
more and the Mediation Committee of
the A. r. Y. shows weakness on the
part of the company and claim that
they have a long way the best of the
fight at the present time.
CHICAGO, July l6.-Debs expressed
himself today as still in the hope of win
ming the strike, and said: Hereafter
we are not going to make our plans pub
lie before they the executed" "The
strike is not over" declaring "We are
going to win."
The railroads ri running freight
trains but they are carrying little freight.
Three months more OF this and every
railroad iu Chicago will be bankrupt.
The A. r. U. Gays the strike is still on
and will till they win.
Los ANGELES, July ia most impor-
tant bill was filed in the United States
Circuit court to-day by District Attorny
Dennis and special United States Attor-
ney Call, under special direction of Attor-
ney General Olney. 1t is a bill in
equity against the Southern Pacific COM
pany of Kentucky.
The bill asks that all corporations,
which have combined with the Southern
Pacific company, be separated from that
tbO dkiCChlCAIt uloCI WAlCh Why u
now working be annuled and cancelled.
II the government wins it mean that
the Central Pacific of California of Arizons
and of New Mexico and the Santa Mon
lea branch, Long Beach branch and in
fact all the lines Which go into the make
up of the Southern Pacific system
will be separated and operated by their
own set OF officers.
The combination forming the Southern
Pacific of Kentucy is alleged to lie in .
conspiracy to tetard and restrict COM
merce. The bill is brought under the
same U. s. statue under which proceed
ings against the Southern Pacific strike
ing employees were commenced as COM
bining to retard commerce.
SACRAMENTO, July 17.-There was q
conference held between Gen'l Supt Fill
more and the Mediation Committee of
the A. R. U. today.
Mr.. Fillmore told the committe that
the company MAI sure to win the strike
500 men were going to resume work in
the shops and a general call would be-
made for every man to return to'fiis' post.
at is the companys intentioh," Mr.
Fillmore is Reported to have said," to
reinstate every man in his position ex-
ceptiny those who are dischared with
crime and if they are proven innocent
they will be reihstated too.na"
So far as the Pullman question is con!
cerned, Mr. Fillmore stated that it would
be impossible fop his company to violate
the contracts made with the sleeping
Car people.
He gave the Committee 4 copy of the
to read at the weekly meeting
TO ne held tonight and urged the ON
mittee to EXERT their influence towards q
settlement Of the strike" Their reply
that the power to declare the strike off
did not rest With the local officers, Debs
or six of the nine of the National Medi-
alton Committee, being the only one
that could do that, unless it was done by
two thirds OF the members of the A. X.
U. on the 5. z. system.
At the meeting tonight the contract,
after much opposition. was read, but it
was decided not to accept Fillmore's
proposition.
Prominent strikers say the conference
will amount to nothing. They also de;
clared hat the shop men will not re-