Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-07-14
A RUM0R THAT PULLMAN HAS
AGREED TO ARBITRATE.
~Prendergast Hanged.
A History Of the Important Events Of the
Second Week Of the Great Tie-Ur.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sENrrSEL.l


move no trains without Pullmans.
Leader Knox says if the strikers car
possibly stop it no trains will be moved
until the company agrees to sbrogate III
contracts with Pullman.
The strikers committee collected two
thousand dollars from Sacramento mer-
chants to aid the strikers.
At Los Angeles q train arrived from
Barstow on the Santa Fe road with six
teen A. r. U. men, under arrest FOL
violating Judge Ross injunction.
A Southern Pacific train was made up,
but the engineer refused to take it with
Pullman cars attached. Non.union men
would not move the trains without
troops, and Col. Skaters would not fur
nish troops without orders from Wash
ington.
The longshoremen Of Portland struck
in obedience to the order OF Grand
Master Sovereign.
WASHINGTON, July Senator Allen
introduced q resolution to inquire into the
advisability Of the Government owner
ship Of railroads.
The Labor Committee in the House Is
considering a proposition TO. prevent
strikes by arbitration.
CHICAGO, July six rioters were
killed here.
WASHINGTON, July President
Cleveland threatens to send twenty
thousand militia from New York and
Pennsylvania to Chicago.
CHICAGO, July Eight thousand Ill
inois troops are conferred In Chicago.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Attorney Gen.
eral Olney says. if necessary, force will
be used in Chicago to stop the strike at
q single blow. Martial law will not be
declared until President Cleveland deems
il necessary.
CHICAGO, July There is rioting in
Chicago, and hundreds Of cars are burn
ing on different tracks.
The strike is now rapidly extending
east.
President Debs has issued a proclama-
| ton in which he advises all strikers
against violating the laws during the
present difficulties. He has assurances
that every labor organization in the
United States will come to the rescue OF
the American Railway Union. He says
every train man must quit work and re-
main out until the fight is won.
SACRAMENTO, July mo trains are
moving at Sacramento or Oakland.
The embargo is still complete and no
attempt has been made to run any trains.
The Governor of California cannot get
to Sacramento.
The situation is unchanged at Los An.
geles.
WASHINGTON, July 7. = Attorney
General Onley says 10000 National
Guardsmen will be concentrated at Chi
cage from New York, Pennsylvania and
other States il necessary.
President Debs has been enjoined by
the United States Courts from interior
ing with the movement of the mail
trains.
SAN Francisco, July THE strikers
al Sacramento have esta blished q soup
kitchen near the depot, where the pen
niless are fed.
The Pioneer Flour Mills contributed
several hundred sacks Of -four to the
strikers.
CHICAGO, July IA survey at the
stock yards this morning showed that
along the Panhandle railroad for miles
everything p~erishable has been de-
stroyed, including cars, switch houses,
signal towers and exposed freight. The
fires are still burning.
LATER-It is reported that the mob is
firing the cars and other property on the
Chicago Northern Pacific near the west
ern city limits, and United States troops
have been ordered to the scene Of the
trouble. Serious rioting il reported in
many different localities. Companies
property is being fred right and left.
President Debs says he will call for q
general strike and it will be made jointly
by General Master Workman Sovereign
and himself.
Sovereign, after looking at the scene
OF destruction, said it was hoodlums and
not the strikers who were doing the
rioting.
The Lake Shore engineers and tiremen
At Toledo, Ohio, held . secret meeting
to-day to formulate demands that the
Lake Shore Railroad Company reinstate
the conductors and iremen who were
discharged during the Ann Arbor
troubles q year ago.
WASHINGTON, July THE Tariff bill
was considered engrossed in Congress to-
day and ordered reported back to the
House Ways and Means Committee with
the recommendation of the n~on-concur-
renee in the Senate amendments.
CHICAGO. July THE Journal says:
President Debs Of the American Rail-
way Union to-day sent word to ell the
labor organizations in the West, North
and South. street railways and elevated
roads: "Be ready to walk out on Mon
day"
General Sehofeld sent telegraphie or
ders to General Ruger at San Francisco.
General Brooks at Omaha and similar di.
r~ections 10 these to General Otis Merritt
ct Vancouver that he had given the Pa.