The record-union., 1894-07-09
MOVING TRAINS.
Two Succeed IN Getting Out OF
Stockton.


Two Succeed IN Getting Out Of
Stockton.
STOCKTON, July s.-Two trains sue
ceeded in getting out of this city to-day,
both bound for Vallejo points. One was
passenger and mail train and the other
was a freight loaded with provisions.
The passenger train was made up or
three second-class Pullmans, there being
no other coaches at this point. Just Is
the train was leaving crowd of strikers
gathered and attempted to take the fire.
man from the cab. but of course officers
interfered and the train departed without
much interference. On the return OF the
same train this evening another crowd
gathered, and for some time there was
possibility of trouble, but the presence OF
officers and the coool-headedness of the
offending fireman prevented bloodshed.
More trains will be dispatched to-mor-
row. A party of strikers arrived tonight
from Sacramento for the purpose OF So
curing new members for their union.
AT PACIFIC GROVE.
PACIFIC GROVE, July S.-Since last
Wednesday evening things have been in
a lull in this vicinity, and no regular
trains have either left or arrived at this
terminus. Yesterday local was run Ia
from Coyote with a non-union crew, two
United Seates Marshals being aboard.
To-day train arrived from Gilroy with
one passenger. The first real excitement
took place this afternoon, when the strik-
ers would not allow the local train from
Gilroy, which arrived here at 12:55 to de-
part. They killed the engine, and as there
was no other here the train remained.
For over an hour there was great excite
ment at the depot, and it was thought it
would result in bloodshed.
AT Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, July S.-The Southern
Pacific succeeded in getting out most Of
it's local treins Oh schedule time, but the
San Francisco train still remains in the
depot, the company being In hopes that
the Government will finally allow some
OF its troops to escort it to its destination.
The Federal authorities had a long con-
ference with the officials of the Southern
Pacific Company last night and this
morning, and Messrs. Denis and McCall,
the Governments attorneys, stated that
as a result the Government will insist not
only upon the movement of passenger
trains, but of freight trains as we'll. and
that the company must without further
delay carry out their duty TO the suffer-
ing public. Up to the present time the
railroads have made no attempt what
ever to move freight trains, and from
statements made by the Government of
ficals it is not unlikely that some steps
will be taken toward that end to-mor-
row.
Just what course the Government in
tends pursuing in the matter has not
been made public by Messrs. Denis and
Mccall. but if there is no movement OF
commerce tomorrow it is expected the
Grand Jury will be called upon to investi-
gate the cause of the delay.
AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JosE, July 8.-The only excite
ment here to-day was caused by gang
of rougis at Hillsdale, four miles south,
who congregated about the station-house.
The Sheriff and several deputies left for
the scene. They arrested three Of the
worst characters, who have served terms
in the County Jail. and placed charges or
vagrancy against them.
Superintendent Haydock had a confer
ence with Mayor Austin and the Sheriff
to-day, but no line of action was decided
upon. It was rumored tonight that an
attempt will be be made to run trains to-