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

this will stop the strike for this power
can be called on any time.
Second regiment L. N. G. Ribernians
has been ordered to Blue Island.
CoRSING, N. Y. June Am incendiary
fire 81 Dunnee caused a loss Of $4,000. |
Prof. S. b. Fitch is probably fatally
burned.
UMoNTowN, Pa, July 2.-Outbreaks
of strikers are reported in different parts
of the region. The Hugarians attacked
the workmen and seriously injured two.
GREENyILLE, Junction Me-, July a.
The Montreal express on the Canadian
Pacific, went through a trestle killing
three or four passengers, this morn
ing.
BUDA PEsTH, July 2.-Ten houses
we're destroyed by fire 25 badly ruined.
The loss is 100000 forms. Many people
were killed by falling walls.
Fulton, Mo-, July flames john
SOD, colored, charged with committing
an assault on Mrs. William King in 1892,
was taken from the sheriff by mob and
hanged to tree.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo. July 2.-The
train of the Florence and Cripple Creek
Railway ran off trestle, near Anacon-
da. One passenger was killed and many
badly injured.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The senate
committee on commerce hopes to re-
port the river and harbor bill to the
senate today. The appropriations will
be small.
LEXINGTON, KY, July 2.-The fight
between Breckenridge and Black burn is
more and more marked by bad blood.
The friends of the former claim that the
latter has been proven liar and this
statement has certainly injured the lat
tiers fight.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-General Nell
son A. Miles, commanding the depart
ment OF the Missouri, has been recalled
! from his leave of absence for consulta-
uon with the officials concerning the
strike situation. He left for Chicago to
assume control of the government
troops.
WASHINGTON, July BIN an interview
after conference with the president
and and the attorney general Major
General Schoield. commanding the
| United States army, said:
"All preparations have been made to
carry out the orders of the United States
courts with decision, vigor and prompti-
tude.
CHICAGO, July Sit is reported at the
General Managers Associations head
quarters, today, that the strikers had
broken into freight cars at Lansing ILL.,,
and stolen sixty-eight kegs of powder.
The expected climax will be reached
IN the Pullman-A. R. U. strike today.
The interest centers at Blue Island, a
town 1877 miles from Chicago. The
United States deputy marshals are out
numbered and de6ed by strikers there
and traffic stopped. AID is expected
from Fort Sheridan where the troops are
held in waiting.
The Pullman boycott is spreading.
The Burlington employing non-union
men are about the only road not affect
ed. The @. G. N. W. which up to last
night had escaped completely is tied up.
Its suburban traffic is very heavy. The
Illinois Central, Erie, Milwaukee, ST.
Paul and the Great Western are all
reported in like cordition. A general
tie up is expected in Detroit on the
Michigan Southern and Michigan Gen.
| trail.
Thousands of packing houses employ
ees are made idle here on account OF
the strike. Not car load Of live stock
reached the stocks yards by rail today.
The only live stock received was fourteen
hogs that came in wagon. The Michi-
| gan Central attempted to start train
of dressed beef last night but the cars
were abandoned and the beef left on q
side track to spoil.
A telegram was received from the
military authorities at Washington by
the local army headquarters late last
nigh ordering the 18th regiment at Fort
Sheridan to be held in readiness to
proceed to Blue Island at a moments
notice.
President Debs says he making every
effort to prevent trouble on July Alb.
If there is any trouble it will not be of
their making. He says he has not been
served with any injunction. He further
says that injunction, as he read it in the
papers, seeks to prevent the men doing
what he has also forbidden them to do.
The United States district attorney
has decided to call for federal troops. A
telegram has been sent to Attorney
General Olney asking for troops. No
more deputy marshals will be used.
President Debs was served with a
chancery subpoena at noon today to
appear before court at the August term
to answer a bill.
CHICAGO, July ga passenger train
and the B. and o. was ditched at Rock
Island junction today by strikers and
engineer seriously injured.
All the planning mills have shut down
as they cannot move lumber. This will
throw 1900 men out of work. The
switch tracks are filled with dead engines
All the switchmen employed in the
Union station have struck. The wabash
is tied up.
CHICAGO, July 3.-All the engineers,
tiremen and trackmen on the Chicago
end of the Nickle Plate road struck to-
day without warning, leaving things in
desperate state of confusion. In
swamp several miles from the city
trainload of passengers from the east
was left to their own resources.
Los ANGELES, July 3.-Crowds of peo-
pie were around the federal court build
ing this morning to hear what Judpe