Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-07-22

Following are the dispatches re-
ceiyed by the TNpErEYDEHT late Sat
urday night:
Chicago is rapidly rcsuming its
nG;-i;:;a.! condition.
Dcbs and Sovcrcigneay they are 20.
ing 10 fight 10 the better end. Dcbs
goes as far rs to say that he will yet
tIc up every road in the United
States. He said in a speech Friday
night To five hundred strikers: The
only thing that now remains for us
to accomplish Is TO get you boys back
To work. hope, boys, 10 see the day
come soon when every railroad man
and laborer will he ready to lay down
his work and fight for his rights
when any workers are being wrongcd.
Not until You can do this can labor
make any demand ON capital
Dchs called conference OF the
Executive Board this morning. Part
Of the railroads are taking back the
strikers as fast rs they apply bat viii
not discharge the new men.
General Master Sovereign thinks
the Knights Of Labor can aid the y.
II. y. more 10y remaining at work than
by striking save i'll special cases.
Vicc-Prcsident Howard OF A. II. u.
advises the men on the Chicago, Mil
waul1cc and St. Paul and Chicagoand
/ North Western to tie up both roads.
/ Debs says they intend to prosecute
the fight with greater yigor team
! ever,
! The fact that the Pullman Company
| has cOndcsccndcdt to make statement
is very satisfactory 10 the y. II. U.
Dehs says tho arbitration com
mission proposed by President Clcvc-
land is unnecessary as the General
Managers Association decline to have
anything todo, directly or indirectly.
with the \. Il. u.
Tho Board oI the Switchmcna'
/ Mutual Aid Association endorse the
action Of their General Master in dis
/ continuing the strike.
I Mayor Hopkins forwarded to Dcbs
TO day communication from the
. General Managers returning Dcbs'
proposition. The Mayor said: Il
think the railrond managers should
have taken advantage of such fair
offer III tho interest OF peace. law aud
order. but of course they know their
business better than do
The Executive Committee to-day
decided to send out six men and IA
many Directors as can be spnrcd TO
work up a sentiment favorable to the
\. II. u.
Chici Arthur says his Order will
uphold all engineers who refuse to
work with non.union fremun. The
Brotherhood mon are instructed not
Ia take the places Of strikers.
The Chief Of the \. II. U., OF Ken
tucliy. received word from Dcbs or.
dCring his mcn to strike. Tho mon
refused to obey the order.
All is quiet in Sacramcnts this
morning. But fcw peopclc are in tho
vicinity of the depot and no demon
stration is being made.
Tho inquest on the body " engineer
Clark was postponed till ncNt Tuscday
uftoruoon.
Harry Knox, leader Of the strikers,
was arrested this afternoon by the
ShoritT Of i'olo county on warrant
charging him with completely in
Wednesdays wreck. Knox claims to
know nothing about il and says ho
can provo that hc was at home all
day.
On his removal TO Jail hc sent for
some Of his friends and stated that
his arrest was q conspiracy Of tho
railroad company to have him impFis.
oncd on Ialsc charges.
Lntc. ihia afternoon it il rumorcd
that sIril5cr Wordcn. vino was arrest.
ed for causing the wreck. had con
fcBcd and implicated Knox with
othor rtrilcr5. lie says Knox gave
him an order on Wilson'S livery sta
bic for tho team which nc. Wordcn,
took to ihc scene Of the wreck.
Knox payB tho order with his uamo
attached ia forgery. Tho Shcrir
now has Tho order.
Local trains Grc running out Of
Oakland oyory half hour To the sur.
rounding towuH.
Tho railroad company claims that
many strikers are applying for
work Trcsidcnt Roberts Of the A.
II. y. denies this and says that The a.