Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-25
TELEGRAPHIC STRIKE.
ruE OPERATORS CONF
DENT OF ULTI0 ATE
SUCCESS.

widely divsrging reports regard'ns
the telegraph situation. Nearly all
the morning journals here give
both sides of the case very fully,
aud it is difficult to draw the line
anywhere the tone of the Company
and the strikers is alike 80 conf
dent, The Tribune and Times both
assume, editorially, that the Com
pany will win, While the others take
exactly the opposite view. based on
their advices from New York city.
The Western service of the West
ern Union Company is being well
cared for, but there are complaints
of delay from other quarters
whether we'll founded it is ditncuIt
to determine. The strikers here
profess to be very confident that
the Company will listen TO their
demands in few days. They are
receiving advices from al quarters
CONFIDENT OF w1NSINo.
John Campbell, representative
in New York Of the Executive Com
| mittee OF the Brotherhood, IS re-
| ported as stating last night: "Ai
1 have to say is t, reiterate, IN even
stronger language. if possible. than
| I have used, that We are absolutely
certain of winning the fight. Our
ranks are increasing constantly
Since the strike began We have
initiated 152 members in Phi!adel-
mia. 81 in Baltimore, l62 in Ne"
York Gnclnding many i'nemen
brought here TO take the place OF
1.-The s.rikers), IS at Pittsburg, lO4
at Chicago, and corresponding num-
! bers at other poin's, especially
throughout The South and South
west" At Philadelphia the dag
Chief Operator, MIR. Dillon, left
yesterday, leaving only twenty
three men in the Wes ern Unlon
office. where there should be 100.
AN EXCUSE FOR GOULD.
A New York special declares thai
the crisis is at hand, and asserts
that Jay Gould never would have
entered the contest had he under
stood the real situation. A cores
oandent asserts that be had no rea
knowledge Of the strength OF the
/, brotherhood and would bave list
3 ened to their statement it he hat
known the exact facts IN the case
|TELRaRAPH AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO. July 23.-The Western
Union Company has recruited
new force for its general and stool
, telegraph service in this city, AM
market rotations IRE reaching tn
subscribers as usual to day. Til
s;tuation is otherwise unchanged.
BUSINESS AT NEW YORK.
Il New YORK, July 23.-The strik
of the Brotherhood telegraph oper
a.ors throughout the country la
served to intensity the dullness Q
trade which is invariably inciden
!, to this period. Beyond this TEN
porary impeachment in bushes
there is little Of interest to be writ
:. ten of the commercial situation
that trads will continue slow TO
some weeks TO come may be- take
;, for granted, but with every sssu1
snce of an abundant harvest, Wit
prices for the most part believed t
. DO upon . safe basis. and wit
). abundance of money. there ID
hopeful, aud even confident feelin
amorg the mercantile communit
in regard to the ensuing autumn
, season. California products pa,
. take of the general duliness. wit
. export sales of small lots. l
;. Spring wool nothing is doing
. Prices, however, for most article
.. arc quite strong
CHICAGO, July 24.-"Just 2
operators won't out of the Dnxbur
Office to-day" said Brotherhoo
. man. "There were not enoug
is left to do any business over tina
able. The Office il practical!
70 6losed, and all business betwee
y this country and Enrope will no
ID be crowded on the French cab
A. This has mover worked very vel
3. and will not begin to accommoda'
ut ths business. The cable men wei
10 ont because they are members I
le the Brotherhood, and not becau'
st they had any particular grievance
,e We will keep on turning sore
D. now and then until the Westel