The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-30
THE ENGINEERS STRIKE.
ALL QUIET At gENNlsOSewISo TO Agol


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COLUMBUS DEC; sV.-aof. Noyes 10.
Gay received leiesram IRON Attorney
aeneial hhsPp Who went 70 Dennison ~
nVssstgsts lhe necesslty W ln!eiIetense =
w tne o!ate autnoritles 70 Keep Ins peace
among 1he striking engineers anu n.e,
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der was easily restored and has been
since maintained without difficulty He
anticipates no. further trouble. Three
trains arrived 10. .day In charge Of master
mechanics and assistants from Cincinnati,
Pittsbufgh. and indianapolis.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec @';Hlae elgi-
neerS stISe conllnpes Wltnou1 smucI
cnange.Lsin,umols aIecuientpi gensIai
trscsd sS - ~ anu , reIisbia .i % srih9ri,u Tho last
g;1ht a NJ -, ~ II ~ ~ ~ s,.J ,haI NJ T.
/. h r. round house sand after threaten.
ing the .watchmansbroke the eaneesof all
the engines In The houses and tIen left.
Two OF The engines were repaired and
ready for service This morning. A large
crowd. .Rathered. NJ. .the Pan, Handle yard
to-day, but the shops were closed, and
% Il tbs usrI 1 sRnsI " TpSo M' shot Pnpsiresr pT
Wsnce Y @ ntabt % befora % lac, uU waived I an eyam;.
ra,;on o ' ,hsa norn;nr % ,A ond T wos oamm;,,ad M
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NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-No new devel-
opments Of the railroad strike to-day. All
passenger trainson the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnatt and ~, louis roads went QUITO
9sy eAcept an accomouation anu tne NeW
daan- iSla nsashhs asshs e1pleS;s ps; 'o' inSao,;na h
o.a 2 Ia, S"pao'T PC 7, hnnad SO, ,sa;ns Iii
e aa ona uos 'U o,,ios, neu araou snao ' Ho,ela
and O mr 0,hor hes;naas h; tao, tha ofFso, % oF ,be
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THE BROTHERHOOD NOT DISPOSED TO
SUBMIT.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The members Of
the Brotherhood OF Engineers in this city
have passed a resolution that they are not
disposed to submit 10 any reduction Of
tl1efate OF wagesthat they, were receiving
prior to Decemler 1st, that rate was
log annuVh. although u gave general
ss.isiac,.on also i.i resoIIion ,haI teaaerns
nort .%s Ia ~ Iii eys;nseIa de now ennos;ns @ ~
Phs Pr So-oaaa. a nnoso " an', oaiis, .aaino,ies, ~
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anaS'gnea ana Iy GSm.e Ghiana tTn nI.nn 'ns pnnt III
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THE STRIKE MUST BREAK BEFORE MANY
DAYS.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 20.-The railroad
authorities here say the strike must break
before many days, and on the other hand
q visit o.nlght 10 The rooms OF tthe
Brothethoodol the engineers lhows, them
to be as determined as they were last
week. They say Chief Engineer Wilson's
order has no effect on them. The worst
feature oil the trouble here was the dis.
covery OF oos1ruc!lons on the fack OF. lne
llis ,ts ~ sa is.at,. '1S ShsSs as - is faawa
with train I this M evening was aS found 10 be-
NO CHANGE IN AFFAIRS. NJ
t,IspfSsApotass Dec e9.ESThere Ia but
Htile change ID Tailroadsmatter here to-
day. On the Columbus division of the