New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28

d;nsteS MI Garrett will accord his approval, ana
the Baltimore and Ohio strikers will go PACK. !" s
not impossible even that setuemen' ""9 W
4 tnb Containing two gallons Of ice-creap was
taken to the operating room OF tne an This
thc baltimore and Ohio late in the afternoon. MS
e. ao On nnn.na, occnrrence and some one suggested
that the company was preparing 10 weicoihe pAcA
the strikers.
THE RAPID FULL OF BUSINESS.
Master Workman Campbell called on Vice-Presi-
da,,t NAV of the American Rapid, in the afternoon,
10 ask why that company had not lived up to its
contract with the Brotherhood. Mr.. May in sur
prise asked what Mr.. Campbell meant.
..Why.r said the latter "there are four of your
Iipemen in Hartford and five in this city whom you
have not taken back"
Explanations followed which showed that
after the Rapids lineuan IN Hartford
struck the company had sent three Others there 10
take his place. each being in turn captured by tne
lineman there. As to the hive n a,leGsd
the Rapid had refused TO reinstaIe, nj
May explained: we r maj ns ea 40 Saratoga. When
they had finished there they were ORDERED 70 epo
to Harrisburg The foreman sent nve Oh VI" day Of
on and then reported at this office on the oIy VI
the stnke The five were recalled oy tee S np,
and the foreman went to Harrisburg. where ne nov
Is When ,h.S 1sS initiated in at once and
no we lost them. After we had Ieacneo
an adjustment with the Brotherhood these men
came here and reported for duty No one mere kneW
them They will be ordered to report to their iore
man in Harrisburg" ..u. xrh n
Mr. May emphatcally denied that operators VINO
had worked for the company during Tue sIi
had been discharged. On the contrary, IN his
general order No. 102. announcing tnat tne ny
had reached adjustment WIN tho stiiAoiS "0
explicitly stated:
Operators in our employment during the s,rke anu
remaining faithful to this time. will be retained
.sI vould sooner tear my arm out by the roots,
said Mr. May Ethan to go back on those VINO h hx
como to the rescue IN our time OF neeu. We We
need ALI our old and force To take care or the
IRISH of business we having. Mr. sherman TO-
day was Obliged to hire eight more nrst-ciass orse
operators some of them Western Union n, o.
We have done twice as much business To-Day as
we did Yesterday, and in Philadelphia three times
as much az ever we did on any day before the
strike" r,, T,,
many now has between fifty and Sky linenen,
many of them new the business to MI the places
of the 10Y strikers Only one OF the la''sr n's IT,
turned.
MEETING OF THE OPERATORS.
The regular meeting of the telegIaphers In the
afternoon at Clarendon Hall was well attended ana
the strikers exhibited as much enthusiasm as tney
did at the first meeting after the strike was begun
The men talk confidently and apparently have not
the slightest doubt of full success although they
realize that the fight is not nearly over Master
Workman Mitchell announced that the beginning
OF the second week of the strike showed inc
ranks of the strikers unbroken, anc the
outlook was more encouraging. In the American
Rapid Office he had talked with various onces on
that line and found them all firm. large basket
OF roses bearing the lptlon: 10 tne olstI y
hood, from operators on the EievatGa nSaa's In
was borne into the hall and areeted with eneels' III
the centre it had tue figures 10 winch IN one % y
pber of the Brotherhood means " we are WIN YOU.
Rrother Tlerney said that the western Union
force now consisted of 1872 operators lncluang SUI
pcrintendents aud chief operators Nighi Manaeep
Sink was sending blacks" and caOlrs.r A. 10y
not fred" message had been sent. f.f. Nicnoi-
son proposed an ou-of doors musical festival to be
held III Joness Wood some day next week,
and committee was appolahhea WWorr,snn
the matter in charge. Br0Cher Morrison
said that money coming IN freely ana thae
they had plenty now TO meet current Wants
Checks of 500 each were received from W. L.
Mr. Kobler said: 1--WE are only asking what we
have perfect moral and legal right to ask. II the
Western Union fill our places 80 mueh IN. ne
worse for us But don't believe they can do II.
1t was reported that the Western Cm0h
was making strenuous efforts 10 get INC si.h-
ers 10 go back IN isolated cases. One young
woman Lad been offered an increase In salaIt
and told that if snc did not accept u
Company again. She refused. MIR: " heiiiy sara
that he had just returned iron Phliadrlphla, anu
found the outlook highly encouraging tnere. ihe IT,
were fOrty-scven men IN the main once OF .hese
one was first class and six second Glass; the DINERS
were plugs" and nonentities
MONEY COMING IN SATISFACTORILY
Miner Davis. chairman of the Finance Commit
Zee. announced that money coming in satisfac-
forllv aud that they would be ready 10 meet the
pay-rolI on August / without difficulty. MISS
Minnie E. Swan spoke for the girls. She said
"1he girls are just firm in their determination 10
win as the men. Attempts at bribery and lntimida-
ton have been made, but they nave uniformly
been unsuccessful. You will find that
in case of defeat the girls Will NOT
ola ODD
he the first to give M Speeches were also mace
errors in dispatchng received at the COTTON TX,
change caused considerable merrlment;, fIevious
came .proyert" October" stocks" ana war
Shen ..wadIlle." Brother Matthews, striker
from Canada, gave an encouraging account 81 .he
strike there. The report that the western Union
had mt the Morse alphabet In front OF It's men was
greeted with laughter. letter Was received IRON
W. o. Lewis, of the Ship News once requesting
ms to come back on the non hssues
and recognizing the Brotherhood. After an
animated discussion the men were or,
dered TO stay ont. as II was western
IImon office. private dispatch from Boston stated
thai the Baltimore aud Ono Company had gwen III,
but little credit was gwen It, from rhiaueipuii
the news came that the twenty-five Inemen ana
eigb, inspectors Of the Bell Telephone Company had
struck at noon. -. ,,,, NJ. -
Charles ii. Letchman,. of Marblehead, Mass, ex,
grand secretary of the Knights OF Labor sala tnat
The memuers OF his assembly had offered ~ Genus
week each Tor the strike. District NO 90 hingn''
oil Labor, also pledges It's ald. f,.
The Intelligence Committee reported as ioi""s'
We have received a batch Of correspondents ron
springfield. Ill. Nashville, Tenn. phlsde,pnia' 9yia
suscolis and othef places all Of which speaks IN The
encouraging terms Tney are Es1n nn,ns NOR.
aud more crippled every day. There seem:
Go te osly superintendent manager po a ~
operators the keys IN every place we
have heard from From the Exchanges IN TINS CITY We
learn TIA there been addition 10 the iorco AM
had service preyals As insano %. Yesterday aIter
noon at i:3o D. m one OF the leading members OF tns
Hoard was handed a dispatch fron Armour Co wneL
nod heen filed hours before. The gentleman
10 81 800 b. the turn In the market and INTENDS SUNG
rho Western Union.
STRIKERS REPORTS ABOUT WESTERN UNION.
At the headquarters of the Executive Committee
of tho Brotherhood at the Manhattan Hotel, the re
nort from the member of tho Brotherhood Ill TIN