New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
ARAUROAD STRIKE ENDED.
THE employees OF THE MIDLAND RAILROAD PACI
FIED-TRAINs AGAIN RUNNING.

THR employees OF THE MIDLAND RAILROAD PACE
FIED-TRAINS AGAIN RUNNING.
frRoN A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUyH.l
MIDDLETowN, Feb. 4.-Supesintendent Flint
OF the NewYorx and Oswego Midland Railroad returned
from Eenville this morning. AS soon as the strikers
understood the arrangements made to satisfy their
claims and agreed 70 night they went TO work
10 remove the spikes which closed the switches loosed
the ocomoyes and the turntables, and as far az posi-
be restored the property its former condition. No
track had been up either at Eenvile or at Sum
mi, VILE A has been asserted. Superintendent Flint
proceeded to clear the Summitylo tracks OF tho -FOUR
freight trains and the passenger cars Whlch had
been detained there. Trains are running regu
larly to-day. At tho oOnierence OF tho enporh-
tendent and Deputy Marshal Robinson with
the strikers held last evening. at Eiienvie' hitie
difficulty found when the men were assured ths'
they should get certificates from the receiver as soon hs
they turned In their company scrip and that heSo GER
ncates constitute first lien upon oil the property VI
the Company A consultation was first held Win com
mittee OF the strikers and with committee OF mer
chants from Eenvile whom the men were nueDleu'
and who held Company scrip When these representa-
ves had been satisfied, the agreement was cohnrmou
by the men, The statement OF the deputy mafSna 'na
their action 10 Selling the railway property was rcSS
ance OF order OF United States court the JuhRe Vi
which could have competent force called out 10 cause
the arrest and Imprisonment OF all who obsructed the
tracks impressed the with the folly OF further III
subordinaiion. They we're not content, now
ever with the plan announced by the re-
| ceiyers that oil holders of Company scrip
should send 1t 10 the general office IA New York. and
recevers certificates would be sent them In exchange
The strkers declared that the certificates must DO
brougbt TO them and the exchange effected at summit
Vile and Eenvie Superintendent Flint said that this
might be done and Receiver Stephens states to-day
that the wishes OF the In this regard can be full
filled Tho strikers threatened in releasing their grasp
upon the road that n tho receivers eeruncates were
not in their hands within five days they would tear up
all the track IN that vicinity There will be no dcuty
In giving them the certificates within the stipulated
time Mr. Stephens says that the men ceased work just
five hours too soon for within that time they would
have got the circular issued by the receivers.
dated Jan. 20, announcing their readiness "
sive their certificates tho scrip. Mr.. Flint states
that the Impotence and misun ierstandng about tho
certificates general about Eenyle a1d that inc
people synpathLed with the men IN ther haste 10 get
something for their claims as their condition rs
desperate Tho whole number OF railway meD' VINO
tooA part 10 the outbreak docs NOT he says exceed oo
perOus The rest OF the rioters ousidors Deputy
Marshal Robinson aud aid have returned 20 NoWfOfk
s tuoio considered 10 DO further need Tor prOtoo
ton TO the property.
/ TIKI SCRIP FORWARDED.
A considerable quantity of the receiver
scrip. Issued as security for tho payment OF
| wages Vas FORWARDED w Eleuvlo yesterday 1t IA