Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-14

,ars the strikers this afternoon transfer
-sj their guns from house on street
,otheir headquarters so as TO be nearer
them when the word to attack the troops
,sglyen. No attempt was made to con-
cal the guns as the strikers marched
! dawn the street with theweapons rest
;np on their shoulders. They were en-
enthusiastically cheered by their sympa-
,bizers. 1t is estimated that the strik-
ers are in possession of at least 1000
rifles and shotguns.
SAN JOSE, July 10, 1890 p. m.-Three
trains have been moved. Two were dis
PATCHED for San Francisco and one for
southern points. Three strikers were
arrested while they were attempting to
pull fireman from locomotive.
MILWAUKEE, July 10.-Frank Archi-
bald, president of the local A. r. u,
was arrested last evening.
CHICAGO, July 10.-President Debs
said today that the industries in Chica-
go would be entirely tied up by tomor-
row morning. He said: This trouble
has gone beyond the control Of the
union and it certainly looks as If gi-
gantic strike was sure to come. So
far as the union is concerned things
look brighter than ever. There is now
no violence, but that is what we have
most to fear"
A special federal grand jury to inves-
tigate the strike was sworn in this
morning by Judge Crosscup, who in
structed the jury to make sweepin
inquiry into the causes and conditions
of the strike. The jurors were instruct
ed to investigate where any insurrection
exists, and if so who brought it about.
TRAINS MOVING ON ALL ROADS.
CHICAGO, July 10.-President EgaD,
general manager of the association, this
morning, reported all trains moving on
all roads. Freight business is begin
ming to be resumed. Additional United
States troops arrived this morning, con-
sists9g Of four troops of csvalary. The
Armour company moved train Of meat
cars despite the mob at 47th and LOOMS
streets which booted and threw stones
until the troops appeared. John j.
Hanahan, Vice Grand Master OF the
| firemaps brotherhood has been arrested
for conspiring to interrupt the inter
state commerce and mail traffic. There
is but little doubt that Debs will be ar
rested within "a hours.
For an answer to President Debs a
white ribbon badge, MIXTURE U. S.
| flags, are being distributed in the board
of trade and worn on coat lapels.
SToCKYARDs AGAIN OPEN.
CHIoAGo,July 10.-The blockade at the
stockyards was raised today and train
of fifty-fve cars of meat went through
the yards without obstruction, being
first to leave since July A.
Los ANGELES, July 0.-For the first time
In many DAYS the Southern Pacific got
out an overland for the east this morn
ing with Pullmans attached. The situa-
tion here has greatly improved and
freight is beginning move.The Southern
Pacific train for San Francisco has not
left the depot yet. 1t been made up
with the expectation of going for several
days. Locals are moving out of all the
4 Aopoty ohouf fipoo
| DETROIT, July 10.-Mayor Pingree's
proposition to have the Mayors of all the
leading cities petition the Pullman COM
pany to submit to arbitration seems to
meet with general favor.
LA SALE, Ill.,, July 10-A freight
train was wrecked between this city and
Utica on the r. L. railway today, and
| nineteen cars left the track. The Spikes
holding the rails in place had been
drawn. The track is on the bank Of the
canal and it is little short of q miracle
that the entire train did not 60 into the
water. The engineer and tiremen saved
themselves by jumping.
Boston, July 10-While Workmen
were unloading schooner at the wharf
this morning, the wharf cola psed on
account of the amount of coal locked,
five men were killed and injured. Four
more are said tc be still buried in the
debris.
COLUMBUS, July 10.-John Mcbride
President of the United Mine Workers
of America received, today, q telegram
from Samuel Gompers. 1t says that
Crisis in the industrial situation OF the
country is at hand and it behooves US to
indeavor to bring order out of what
threatens to become chaos. Executive
committee of the American federation
will meet in Chicago at 10 o'clock
Thursday. You are cordially requested
to meet us there.
A DoLEFUL ENGLISH OPINION.
LONDON, July 10.-The Globe this az
ternoon says that the democratic gov
eminent as it exists in the United States
is now on trial and has already been
proven wanting. In our eyes, the Globe
says, the strikers are neither more nor
less than armed rebels who have plenty
of sympathy from the people and among
the soldiers from the Atlantic to the
Pacific
The ST. James Gazette thinks that
the nreeent ejtuation Indicates an aotual
breaking down of the civilized govern
ment in some districts and q possible
collapse in others.
CLEVELAND, o., July 10.-More non-
union men have been brought here from
the east. They went to work at midnight
in the Lake Shore yards. An attempt
was made today to get out freight Oh
the Big Four but no conductor could