Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-21

was dItched and can prove it by mum
Der o. friends. The railroad company
is anxious TO get back st me and selzeo
the ditching OF that train as only
means to have me thrown IN jail.
Knox declares his arrest cunning plan
of the railroad company, but that be has
, the upperhand will beat them at their
own game. He expects 10 be liberated
this afternoon on bail: Railroad detec-
tive True, this afternoon, awore out
warrants for the arrest of Ia men who
stole the engine ct Dunsmuir few days
ago. Two of them have been arrested
charged With large larceney. War
rants are also being issued against Mul-
len and Compton OF the mediation COM
mittee, but they cannot be found. The
: detectives claim to have evidence con-
Meeting them with the VIC cking OF the
train. The eastern overland train is
nov being made up tn i've Pullmans
attsnched.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-Two freight
trains were burned by incendiarIes to-
day.
HoBoKEN, n. j., July 14.-Strikine
Italians on the new boulevard threw
stones at the police today. The police
fire d on them and fatally shot an Italian
then the mob Quoted down.
| WRECK Frs ARRESTED.
ST. Louis, July 14.-All trains are now
arriving and departing on time. VIM
Buck, VIM. Westerop, E. o. Roberste.
] Roebeck and Dick Brown, formerly
Missouri Pacific fremen, have beer
arrested for causing last evenings switch
engine wreck
SOUTHERN OVERLAND LEAVES OAKLAND
EAST OAKLAND, Jnly IA crowds oil
strikers gathered at Wood street anC
tried to pull fireman off the IL O'Clock
local uptown. Two-hundred in The
crowd and the police on the street pro
tected the elgine. The train was delay
ed only five minutes.
The police telephoned uptown fol
help. The streets are thronged alone
the local track to 7th street.
The southern overland in charge Con
Ipuctor Massey, Engineer McGraw, wen
out at 1l:35 guarded by company G
Sixth regiment.
| DoISGs IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE senate
took up the legislative, executive anC
| jude al appropriation bill. Sherman
moved to strike cut the paragraph re
lative to the reorganization of the de
psrtmeDts, as they were out of order.
The SECRETARY OF the treasury trans
/ mitted to the senate a request TO the at
| tOrney general for an additional appro
prialiOn OF $3.50. ZOO to defray the expen
ses of the department growing out o.
the railroad strike.
DANvILLY, Ill, July 13.-Mrs
Michael Gennan and Miss Clara Jane.
were killed and an unkn own man NOR
tai y wounded at Westville this after
neon by volly fired over the heads oil
II crow of rioting miners by company
of militia. The miners had been riot
! ing IN this vicinity since yesterday af
| tsrnoon. During last night a numbel
OF freight cars were destroyed In tn,
| Eastern Illinois yards by incendlary
| fires. This forenoon a number of cars
were deraile1 at Grape Creek, on the
Shelbyville branch. Wien the wreck
age hal been cleared the 10 bound pas
senger train proceedei without molesta
| ton until WeStvIlle was reached. WheI
| 1t stopped there il was surrounded by
a crowd of miners and held. Word Wa.
telegraphed to DanvilIe, and a specIa
train with a company of state troop:
started at once for the scene. About
one mile from Westville large crowd
of miners had collected, and upon the
approach of the train bearing the mill
tia began warlike demonstrations
Several pistol shots Were fired at the
soldiers, who returned the fire, shoot
ing over the heads Of the mob from the
train, intending to scare them. Miss
Clara James, the 17-year old daughter
of Jonas James. was standing 10 the
doorway of her home. A bullet struck
her just below the right breast, and the
died almost instantly. Mrs. Michael
! Glennan, widow, standing in her own
| yard, was also struck acd died IN a few
minutes An unknown man received q
mortal wound and will die before morn
| ing. The militia then left the train
and charged the crowd, securing three
prisoners. After this the crowd disper
sed, and, no further resistance being Of
fered, the troops returned to their train,
which had been coupled in front of the
passenger, and the trip to Dsnville was
made without further incident.
A non-union brakeman named H. NJ
| Seanley. who came up on the local
freight train from Terre Haute this
evening, was fatally shot in the neck
this evening. There are two or three
different reports about the affair, and it
is difficult to ascertain whether or not
be fired the first shot.