New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
that they would be Of assistance IN helping her 70 gel IN
of her 500 eggs at some faster rate than two day.
THE 1ELEGRAPBBRS STRIKE.
THE BROTHERHOOD STILL DETERMINED.
TWELVE STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK IN THIS CITY
THE Talk OF DESPERATE MEN.

The BROTHERHOOD oI LII LEI In'"A'-@
TWELVE STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK IN THIS CITY
THE TALK OF DESPERATE MEN,
"Our ranks are unbroken and we are as
determined IA ever 20 wn." were the words USED Dy
Master Workman John Campbell when asked ABOUT the
condition OF the telegraphers strike yesterday aite
noon The strikers generally claim that there have
been no defecoDs Of Importance from their army HI
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding Nevertheless
il was said ut the western Union Office that before
H. M Yesterday twelve more operators ma
returned to work, making thirtythree WITHIN week
The leaders Of the strike say that money IOr inc sup
port OF the strike IL coming In satisfactorily anu tna'
there be cause OF complaint on mo part Vi u'
yidual members Of the Brotherhood on TINS score All"
jus icstou for desertion on the GROUND mat "a"
ara left IN supplied. The lnemen are Particularly co"
dout ana saw that shond every operator back they
will rcain out until ordered 10 return by the Executive
Beard OF the Brotherhood
The leaders Of the strike Still dlSciaih a",
knowledge OF wire-cuttipg but in the rank anu
file the remark frequently made that y" VIII
not be long before the nemen will begin to sharpen up
their pyers active business There IL also soipe 'ah
of personal violence against whC have returned 10
work since the strike brgan Srch talk. however, Is us
coantenanced by the leaders, who say that they VIII not
tolerate any unlawful acts
The experiment was tried yesterday Of holding the
meetings the strikers at Clarendon Hall at a. n IN
stead of heretofore IN the afternoon Ihe attempt
was failure however and IL II O'Clock before the
meeting vas ca led tn order Reports were received
from the finance committee. the skrmshDg committee
aud the committee having charge OF me base
bal game No business O1 importance wa5 tfansaclei
Mr.. SOmervlIle said yesterday that O1tclly. Tue
WLcntstone operator who In his testimony before the
sepafe Subcommittee ON Labor aud Euucatlon STATED
that the Western Union Company nad brought nm from
England. was picked up In ths city "Las board was
pad mere" said Sir SOmerye, aud % 81 airy OF @3u
month, or 5bo1t that, was paid INN, til We were
ready TO begln work with the "heatstOno system"
Some time uu Me.nesoay night tnrtynye OF the west
Union circuits cr1s,cd" with Nus copper wre
or by pieces Of wire thrown across them. III was
s,aied tua tnese troubles had ST. aeSry all, been
renewed yesterday. bar ts9t tie wires were rather
"ncayr" on account OF the bad her. No audl Ona
cutting OF wir-s reported. At the Office Of the
American knpd ~ seated thar the cuin. 'sny WAS
doing al the business Detwren Sarnog anu Ghls cly
OWING 10 tie idct that tue Western Union wires were not
wOrK'ng.
George Baldwin, the striking lineman VINO was ar
rested the charge OF cutuC the rOO Ol the
bmidIng at Ldbsrty AID Mllllam-sts, Gonday. vas
brought for 'Xmna Ton In tno TOmJs Police T. urt
yesterday mOfniug BALDWIN reerated the abatement
tntt he was Zoe building after hx .ures beOsgnS To
hmsrl Judge White held nm fOr ri u, hOSeyer Akhg
bali at 5000 whicn furnished and BALDWIN vas
released J0nu konrSe, who WIS charged with assault.
ng Jam .rks. stern UnOnBan waS also exaained
Tue complainant faiich tn appear. On nfJGOn OF t9ln-
ecuOr kntziug, VINO pea go Tor the western Union
Company tie * ImiraiOn was post posed until to-day
to enable df. k.Itzng 10 priducv MARKS.