New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-25
TIE SITUATION IN JEBsEY CITY.
woRAMEN INUNDATED By TIE srRrKrRs-A
LARGE FORCE OF Police oN DCrY-THE STATE

LARGE FORCE OF Police ON DCTY-TIiE STATE |
AUTHORITIES CONSULTED.
The sun set on the strike in Jersey City yesterday
with the coutendiug parties s.il resoiutr. and the
victories OF each, or the whole, pretty evenly /
matched More precautions were taken than here
io.of. 10 prevent any disturbance, and
tbe dav passed without any ARRAY OF
o-.orr- Tn. strikers continued their tactics
of marching in bodies sey.m. hundred strong.
boldly entering tie piers and yards AMI ~ quiet
but hrrn manner telling those they found working
10 places that they must de-st. Their quiet
dcr.auor. taken with their great numbers makes
q visit from them So Impressive thas no one Ie-uses
T. comply with their demands. T." cool leaders
NcD watch over Che men aud direct them. One OF
JAe4a said yesterday llt he thought Il tle best or-
eluiz.d strike that had ever taken place I'D ulis
ueignboIAood. tew Of The lf.eis naturally hang
around thc corners and visit bccrsa0p- but 40 lu-
toxiclted or di-.glerly person is allowed IL TIE
meeting, or oarades.
The N.q--Yors. Lake Erie and Western Railroad
au+horitrs mad. great preparations t0 demonstrate
.t. I3 l-., g., f,r,. of r,el, qf yyor, in spite
49, ,.,rii,.. ~, Oh, re.olrrion of the
OF inc atI'".i' -A'''4'''''- "
Police Board on Friday night about 10 poHccmeh-
ari ti. men of duty that could be mustered
.:, t-t +L. ,.,rI and
were stationed "'ou' ''o 9--N ~ ~
fielGh'-houses III LUX -
Of Police Benjamin Murphy 2ub inspector
d ..rr is. d
-, i'l .i...-.... .f ,f. f,,ro. Ac-i.,, sf,,-or
EdmouSon. had char-e OF 'ur loIc'. A'.'"- -1'i VI
Turuln. Corporation Counsel Leon AoOett ana tAe
Police Commissioners also came to view tA. ar
i"'''' '''''- ,J.,,,.,+ C.,..rol
I'.I-ciIcI'l9 "'"4' Az o. .'
~try was also present. having been sent 10y No'-
- .-r,. o. ... If II wa. necessary TO call out
~ 49, T. ID. ,.o.l ,rs+,,i that tho .3rb Reoi-
N" m!lIil1. IL Is uhl'I9t'"l Via, '-i' f- 49,
Weut AID the 81 A's4I"c1o vi
TI.,9heth Y G.. :. y. j., have been
~, . - . .....- De-. ,.fr.l ,,,. o+ ,,,,. time to
o. d
prevent rot. IaIs pIccauuod WIS '''.'''"' .'''
I,r sheriff rorin. of Hu .sou County Police Com
-. r,:,.o.s,if ,.aster.Iav that th, militia
AI'>l'il'' ''- i r; 80
would have TO be called on sooA as 'ne police "'io
- 80, o-.,.J with r.,-olv.-. and
4"o Io''0'N.'N W. - ~ +,ir
long clL"o' y '"-'''O '"' '
disposal, 20 transfer them from one pier 10
W - .l. +,I,l,,s. mn. has oro1Ind
require 'hus ""' '''HA '"0 -. -.
the long docks which extend often 4Fe'V "'s'1io'
;l.,d N,,r+eI uolieeuen We're also put In the
-. mrs aud ., watch tbe move
'I'''S "~' - n. G. .,,,,,,,-,,,, from, tho
ment4 OF th' strikers. III. tI9l 'ui,, tI 49, ,r
latter o. urred an q. H.. NI'.i IL pau - 49,.
vent the uuo-dIne OK me liiH anu p'I1 1-a'i''i
The trans were run mo 'I' ~ l'. G.r. ia ~
under the pi"'e,l4oL V' .H' S.,ot,.T ~
~-iture and listened to speeches IN English and
Italian. urging ,u~m 10 stand I"n JOY NOR 49,
They then marched down the tracks OF tne Lte !
road and IrIElfeucd away .Ae, s"lIoIlll'I 49,
being warned on rhe preF lou7 ettu.AI. I4if p'
soon appeared ana thy '..IlN'' mn mn. -. , ,,,-.
feEusF anna hdI-Io't PlGlS, .L Fri. +r7.l,s
AMI iel-lt cars staining lui1 on 'Hr TN - /
The " drill force, or yard-thGlle,'' '| i1'I i.lgu
and trackmen, 90 the frIu~y lNili p.'I-''D iV'
were also made 10 aoahd'h en- IN '',. l. ,t
az the head of the proce SION 10 ~. P.ci "l 1,r
Central hdIroid OF -t'W-JIt''f ~ - .i-i |
conquest WIS Hltle' a. w. ~. 80 ia .4c,,r,
p2Ise The rai,road ot,ieai say that
lLi'htt ,A,tl Ge. $50. tor moro wages |
tne an" ''lli W. ',..I,- az tI,s Iifd inc of fine
and qut most run '"u'a' d. I,, ir-,-.r III /
strikers. IH' L'a Ill,, IN b. --o a. MOI tb which
say tleY are adtl>ucd Win li' 60 u '' w. % W -
they receive. 4A"H We "I' > - w XXX = ,rrS
80 30 per month, according lo 'He ht'' 'i WIN /
they perform. IhtI wages WIZ - N'''0 f~'
mouth some tHlc ago. r... . 1..l;,,s r,,- o+ |
There were a1'"' 'u-t ll' ol ~, tGs |
wolN on feF NO d Oh '"g nm i ,'~I,1-i"T
uor4.n-, an" .arl ,ieo torsd Win - win taev
untli D. H. hough lIes ~ % ,n trouble
l.r[I ,',, .'' There re about 100 loaded ears In
the yard many being loaded with perlohaoie |
freight Among mem are y - '~iicb ar
ut' Nv -. and r4nuot he uulo4ded or ac- |
count of the strike. 1t stated at LorIari tao
tory thar there wa- yet no danger oil tie tdcioIy
ye az OoRyi ~ the Tobaeco Inspection store
bnn.e when could bee got A. Their main trouble.
II vas said was the difficulty IN shipping the manu-
iacIure9 ar'iie.e; +r. Fri. road said 1--WE would
- lad ~ men, al yyor, to-day ii thcy had lot
he.n frIahtcrl.d Yesterday Bur they have to.d Is |
tina, they wlll return to WORK as soon ~ they can
~. ,.,,y.f nf nrofac,iou The prospects are Ell |
, " al ra,. All tho 1. aIls aAd Russian /
7' r,,,fI,. t,-ftrIt and tnat vili tend 10
- 49,, vy,liino ~ work The arrange /
min ''.'l'i 49, On ,r,t-..,trp men and |
, a., ,rt a Ire, force on Mouday We shall not
,tt,,[t,. IN work tomorrow. The forty of nifty |
1,,.,..,e, vbo were lufiuldlted INTO leaving WUrh
. I, t.-.outcntcd and vii. cou.c Back 20 W..
. NV ~. be.m .topo,i a hall dozen tunes, but
'r.i,r,.Ily came back Meanwhile we run III some |
NeH'']ll' 'HIlf 80 I,.rty of strikers went /
oit mere 10 Intrmldttc them bur were prevented |
va. ~ - r,,lIcr winch we sent out. We viii |
er,.rt y, lout tftv carload, OF freight tonight.
- rs s,y tl,t mo- trains OF freight left the |
~'1 mo, ,,,;n M They ai,o claim to nave induced /