The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19
OLhA PUDlDRA.
The Telegraphers' strike Turns Out
Failure.
The Last MOurnml Echoes of the yan>
quiShed.
Supcrintendenis and nanagers Be
sieged with Applicants.
yellow Jack Scores one Victim at Pen,
saeOln.
President Arthur and Party still
teasting.
Rough Camp-Lite Conducive to their
Health
Some Other Interesting Public Matters
This Strike Troubles.
rELEGRAPHERs.

AhN 1NAfsAN AANh'ARos
rELEGRApHERs.
CINCINNATI. Aug. lS,--The striking oper.
ators have received no official notice OF the
abandonment OF the strike yesterday, but
this morning they sent committee to su.
Miller to ascertain on what
terms they can return. He showed them |
the torn OF contract they would be required |
to subscribe to and they went away 10 re.
port. 0Ge striker has signed and gone TO |
wsrk. Superintendent Miller Will act on !
individual applications and vacancies ac-
cordingly.
The striking operators held meeting to-
day and sgreed to send in written appli-
cation for reinstatement. This was done,
and then the operators made personal ap-
plicalion aiterward. Nearly all the lady
operators who struck will lose their situa-
uons, as their places have been filed
New York, Aug. lS.-The main office of
the Western Union was besieged from
early morning by nearly 100 operators
seeking reinstatement, but few women and
girls were among the number, Only the
oest workmen are being taken back, and
quite number OF operators are disappoint-
ed by being rejected Those operators who
had been taken after the strike began will
be retained by the company in present po-
sitlons. Since the strike was declared
ended yesterday, only twelve women have
been received back in the employ OF the
company. The total number of women
whohaye applied for reinstatement Is
over forty-fve, so that number
are left without work. Superintendent
Humestone said iorty'fiye men were taken
back yesterday afternoon and evening.
About thirty more tirst-olass men were re-
inststed this morning. He said all branch
offices would be opened for business Mon
day morning and every thing will be in
perfect working order by that time. He
could not promise that the company would
find positions for all the operators, and he
thought large number would be COM
PEELED to seek work elsewhere, Ms the COM
pany could not In justice to itself discharge
the operators who stood by IL In its dilti-
Guilty. II will take about two weeks before
positions can be found for those OF the
strikers whom the company intends to 70
instate. He said none of the linemen had
yet applied for their old positions, and |
they did, IL was likely their application
would be rejected, as men who have beer
taken on during the strike have become
proficient IN their duty, and will not nov
be discharged TO make way for the strikers
There are still q number OF operators AM
nearly all c he linemen who say the strik
| is not vet ed, and they intend TO max
things lively for the company yet. This
however Is regarded as mare talk AM
braysdo. Mitchell, OF the brotherhood
SAYS the men will return to work just a
fast as the company Will TAX
them back. He expressed the belle
that at the end OF a week ol
so there would be but few Of the striker
who would not be Teinstated In the comps
ny's employ. A few of the strikers VIII
were rejected this morning were loud I
denunciation OF the action OF the brother
hood in holding out 80 long, and by lha
meai allowing their places to be filled b.
CLEVELAND. o., Aug. is-The striker
secretly agreed this morning not TO appl
!, for reinstatement in the Western Union e
: day but 10 wait for John Campbell's SIS
nat ure. Nevertheless, large prOportio
have applied aud find that out Of the iorty
? five places they leh neRrlv three weeks age
: all have been permanently filled exceI
nine.
] GALymrov, Aug. ls-[Speoial I'm
!. telegraphers' strike is over aud operate
/, have returned to work.
! PtrrsBuRG, Aug. Is Manager Lloyd,
the Western Union, was very busy all III
morning receiving applications frol
ININlktIA lNI AN-luHNNANhANhts FhN VI fAA =
five who uuit work at the beginning OF q
strike, ali but fifteen were taken bao
upon promises 10 renOunce the brothe
- hood, The Knights OF Labor a
u severely denounced by the strikers {
8 failing TO give them the support promise
This morning the brotherhood issued c
cular, which states that they will c0ntribu
the necessary contributions for those wi
have been thrown out OF employment.
WAsHINGroN, Aug 1s,-At 1915 o'clo
the striking operators called In a body,
Manager Clarke of the Western Union, al
N stated, ss the strike had been deolar
\ ended, they were desirous Of resumi
y work. Manager Clarke received the
4 afIably aud informed them that all I
first-olass positions were filled, but 4
second.rate positions remained open. Il
men would be designated by him frC
among the strikers TO occupy them II th
so desired. Mr.. Clarke further said
first.olass men who had come here ha
left vacancies in other offices OF the co
u many, where portion OF the men 9
probably find positions 81 am told"
81 said, "they need operators at Pittsburg a
other places, and | would advise you
you can, to accept positions elsewhere th
, In Washington, If you can secure them.
i CHICAGO, Aug. Is Despite the attitu
f. taken by the local assembly OF telegral
&c ers last night, this morning witnessed wi
10 appeAred to be decided break in
Oe ranks. Up TO noon exceeding fifty
made personal application to Superinte
ent Tubbs for Reinstatement and thir
Line had been given places.
DETROIT, MICH., Ang, lS--For so
time IL has been very eyiient the 4
rrapic strike was failure, and that
n was only question OF a short time before
organization would fall through. There
"A been some weakening among the strik
during the past iOur days, but o
two or three returned, the balance hold
together. To-day. however, th
be has been very general de
II. among them to return TO wo
and large number have app
To be taken back. Seven have bl
taken back in Detroit, Z
In the interior state OIL
five have been rejected, and this even
the superintendent has the appl
j tious Of sixteen more on file
consideration on Monday. The most
u sirable aud efficient operators
. be selected and the bala
rejected. All who have worked I
ing the strike will be prote'
q and will be retained, even tho
y some Of them are not Z
class operators. seven lAuJ
orators have applied for situations, eu
hlled. and the occupants will not be
ee.. pss charged TO make room for former
4 Of PuILADKLrHtA, Aug. IS Nineteen 81
food ers were engaged this evening to be pl
lges, on duty here Monday, Five or six ot
and will leave for Chicago tomorrow. The
,u., mainder Of those who made applica
'n0i Tor reinstatement were notified 10 cal
Manager Jones Monday.