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


J omnibus INJUNCTION.
Two trains, both manned by non union
crews left the Santa Fe depot this morn
ing for San Diego and an other for a
trip on the Kite shape track. The
Southern Pacific train for San Fran
cisco which was made up last night is
still at the depot with passengers
aboard. The engineer refused to take
it out, claiming that he was afraid he
would be injured.
MAILS BY STEAMER AND TRAINS.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, July Ca train
with mail from Los Angeles arrived at
10 o'clock last night. The coast steam
ers are also carrying mails.
CLEVELAND, July 6.-The big four
went out this morning and the road is
tied up completely. Members OF the A.
r. U. were in session all night. 1t is
reported that they ordered tie up on
all the roads running into the city to-
day. Committees have been sent cut to
notify the crews on the Lake shore,
Nickle Plate, Erie and other roads of the
action of the meeting.
PACIFIC COAST MAIL CARRIED BY STEAM |
ERS.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The postoffice
department has been considering the
advisability of making a contract with
the Perkin line of steamers to carry the
mail on the Pacific Coast if the back
bone of the strike is not Immediately
broken. A contract will doubtless be
made today, but at present there is no
no representative o. that line OF steamers
in the city.
NO CoMPRoMIRE EXPECTED.
SAN Francisco, July Ga. N. Towne,
general manager of the Southern Pacific,
emphatically denies the report that his
offered to compromise. He
says it is not even contemplated.
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Senstor Allen
has introduced resolution in the Sc
nate for the appointment Of five sena-
tors, not more than two from the same
party, to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
government ownership of railroads and
and the existing trouble be-
tween the employers and employees, and
the necessity for legislation to prevent
strikes.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS AGAINST TBE
STRIKERS.
WASHINGTON, July G. - Attorney
General Olney said that arrangements
are being made to send more federal
troops to Chicago. If those are not
sufficient the president will call out the
militia OF New York and Pennsylvania.
ALAw FOR AVOIDING STRIKES.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Representstive !
chairman OF the house labor |
is preparing bill for avoid j
ing strikes.
TALKING COMPROMISE. Ii
SAN FRANOisCo, July 6.-Most OF the
newspapers here print Sacramento spe-
,iale to the effect that the Southern Pa
,lfic will offer to compromise with the I
strikers and agree to move all freight
and fruit trains and all local and mail =
trains without Pullmans. If the strikers
cease to hinder such trains the company
IS said to be determined not to move {
1verlands with Pullmans.
MORE MEN To BE CALLED OUT.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 6.-Telegrams !
have been received from president Debs, :
stating that the Buffalo members of the {
A. r. U. will be called out inside of
twenty four hours.
ALL TRAFFIC BLOCKED.
CLEVELAND, o., July 6.-By9 o'clock c
this morning all switchmen in the Erie 7
yards deserted their posts. Freight {
trains we're left standing on the main '
tracks where they will block all I
traffic. At Statley the switchmen also t
went out and the yards Of that road are !
practically tied up. The Nickle Plate s
has abandoned it's passenger trains for
the west in consequence of tie up on i
the western end of of the road. |,
EXTRA POLICEMEN SERVICE.
CHICAGO, July, 6.-Ohief of police
Brennan swore in 800 extra policemen
today making force of $500. Captain
of the United States infan- ,
try said today: "This affairs has ceased
be mere lot of skirmishes and l ap-
prehend time for argument is over 1t
is the stern business Of war now.
swTTCHMEN STRIKE.
New YORK, July 6.-Strikers are ex-
elusive swItchmen and passenger trains {
can only be affected by the freight !
blockades. The engineer, firemen and :
train men will not go on strike, but p,
train men say they will not perform any
duties as switchmen. II
Nobody can be troubled with consti
patton or piles If they take Simmons
Liver Regulator.