Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-07
TELEGRApHIC.

the Santa Fe are all tied up here, as ar
also those OF those of the Southern Pa
cific. The men refuse to take the South
ern Pacific trains out il Pullmans ar
attached. They are perfectly willing t,
run mail trains.
| DENVER, June 28.-The Santa Fe il
sending out no trains with Pullman.
and none are coming in. Other trains
are running as usual. The other roads
are not affected yet.
To PROTECT PROPERTY.
TOPEKA, Kss., June 2S.-Judge G. NJ
Foster Of the United States court thi:
morning signed an order directing Unit
ed States Marshal Nealy to protect all
property and trains of the Santa Fe il
Kansas. Marshal Nesly is in Leaven.
| worth swearing in deputies to take
charge of railroad property.
| KANSAS CITY, June 2S.-None but
local trains left this city in any direction
this morning. A Santa Fe train due to
leave here at $50 is still at the depot.
All employees refuse to handle Pullman
| cars.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-E. A. Bancroft,
representing the Santa Fe system, has
applied to the United States authorities
for protection againg the strikers. The
marshal sent out deputies.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, June 2S.-A general
strike on the Northern Pacific system
went into effect at midnight last night.
There is not wheel moving on the east
end. A complete tie up 10 reported at
other points.
OAKLAND. June 2S.-No trains left the
Oakland yards this morning with Pull
mans attached. The crisis will come
this afternoon when Superintendent
Wilder will insist upon Pullmans being
taken out. The men will be discharged
if they refuse.
KANSAS CITY, June 2S.-The CRlifor-
MIA train from Chicago is tied up here
by order of the general manager and will
be held here indefinitely.
STATEMENT DENIED.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-Geo. M. Pullman
denies the statement from San Francis
co that the Southern Pacific has de-
manded settlement of the strike.
The Pullman boycott paralyzes the
traffic of the whole west. Perishable
freight is sidetrscked along all the
routes.
The situation at 8 O'Clock p. m. here
is that the Santa Fe and Northern Pa
cifc are shut down from end to end.
A strike has been declared on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul by the A.
r. U.
ST.. JOHNS UNIVERSITY, Mimi, June
ga cyclone struck the university
last night, totally wrecking Industrial
schools and outbuildings. Damages
very heavy.
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-The bill pass
ed the house without any objection ad
hitting New Mexico.
LITCHFIELD, MIMI, A terrible cyclone
passed within two miles of this city. 1t
killed two ladies.
New LONDON, Conn.,, June 2S.-The
Yale Harvard-CoIumbia freshman boat
race was won by Yale by five lengths.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 2S.-The
Hooking valley railroad has made 10
per cent cut in wages
YANKToN, s. D., June 2S-After TWEEN
ty-two Gays on the Missouri river in
open boats, Hogan's commopwealers
from Montana arrived here today.
WEST UNION, O., June 2S.-Fifty
masked men took Henry Gill from his
bed on Monday nieht, and whipped him
nearly TO death for beating his wife.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 2S.-The
local EN- ployes of the Northern Pacific
quit work this morning according to
agreement.
ST. LAWRENCE, Mimi, June 2S.-A
terrific wind storm, with rain and hail,
did immense damage to buildings, crops
and gardens last night.
GLENCOE, Mimi, June 2S.-A cyclone
five miles from here, last night, killed
and injured many people. Five men,
bers of one family, and seven OF another
were seriously injured.
LIMA, Peru, June 2S.-Peruvian gov
eminent has ordered general arrest of
all supporters OF the revolution. Great
Britain has officially recognized the new
government.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-In the senate
Hoar started fllbustering msnuevers.
He protested against the keeping of
other legislation waiting on the tariff
bill. The considerations Of the income
tax was completed by the sente at H.
30.
CHICAGO, June 28.-By an explosion |
Of Iire works on the rear platform of a |
special train bringing home from the
state convention the Marching Club of
the Kentucky Democracy" eight promi- |
nent democrats were badly burned.
PARIS, June 2S.-President Casimir
Perrier, at a council Of the ministry, |
decided to make loan of credit for |
$4,000 francs, expenses attendant on |
CARROTS funeral. NJ. Duputy, premier,
will deliver the funeral GRAFTON.
LovELAND, Colo, June 2S.-Thaddens
Guzzle. who eloped last January with |
Mrs. @. j. Chapman, deserving seven
wac tarred and feathered last |
night by masked men. He promised |
cave town.
Los ANGELES, june 27.-The boycott |
oy the American Railway union against
5he. Pullman Palace Car company has
reached this city, and today all trains
IN the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe |
'outes, which hitherto pulled out with
Pullman cars attached, are tied up in
he depots.
The first evidence of the boycott was
received when the switchmen refused to
handle Pullmans for the Santa Fe train
which is scheduled to leave here over.
and at o'clock p. m. The boycott
hen became general, and all except