New-York tribune., 1886-03-31

Ing suce their arrival in NewYOrk. also called and were
informed that their troubles would have to remain IN
abcyance until the big strike definitely settled luis
took up the of ths Board pretty well all tho rest OF
the afternoon. lttlo before O'Clock messenger ar
rived from Mr.. Gould. lie met at the door OF room
No 322 by Mr. Hays to whom he delivered big euve-
lope Mr. Hays wcut into the next room where
Mr.. POwdery and the other members were ana
for half hour they remained In seolusiOn About
63O Mr.. Powdery left the room with Mr.. Hays He
was well bundled up. aud his companions carried his
satcne. AS they passed out OF the Barclay 81. en-
Mr. POwdery said to reporter: It5 all set
tied Turner will tell You all about IL when he has liked
up the details, sick and played out. and am going
home" Tho two men were driven to the Delaware,
Lackawanna ana Western Railroad depot ana Mr. Pow
derly took the o'clock train for scranton.
A little while after Mr.. POwderlys departure Mr..
Someryillc, press agent OF the Western Union
Company aud another gentleman entered the
Astor House. and wont directly to the Boards
After short conference they came out smiling.
-" simply up To see what had been done IN relation
to commune anon sent up 10 the Executive Board by
Mr. Hopkins" sdld Mr. oOMervIr "EVerytnulg - set.
tied satisfactorily Mr. Turner will tell you all about it,
About O'Clock Mr.. Turner lgulhed that ne was rety
10 tell he knew He began by saying that the strike
wts At an end TINS time for certain Inc "4oIe DIS
cu-sOn this morning between Mr.. Gould and Mr.. Pow
Derby" he continued, was on the subject OF arpl
traton generally. Cpon the desirtDily OF arp, ar6'
Goud especially expressing himself strongly Ia
dnIty o. on tRe Missouri Pacc had been referred to
MI loNle, at Mr. POwdcrys request the following teIe-
gram was sent 10 him. WIN you meet with tie General
Executive Board OF the Knght, OF Labor with
mittee of employees from the knights OF Labor Tor
the purpose OF nearing hat the cause complaint was,
the purpose Of making settlement 0t present
difficulties alike honorable TO bpth sides, either on tue
basis OF arbitration by mutua consent; the same 10
be- binding on al partiosl A. L. HDrKINs In answer
10 THIS the following eSra" w, received by Mt Hop,
ana AT once sent 10 Mr. Powdery AT the AstOr
House: ,
\. l. HorKl>s Ncr- York CITY:
ErpIyIus 10 Jour inquiry uom Mr.. Powderly OF this
date nave tosty thai yes -rdly received from Mr.
mcnt of trains the Missouri Pichc. and in the EN-
company VIII give prrfercnce t. cur l-ie employees
whether they are members Of The Knights Ot Labor or
person VINO iIj red the cOupauys property during
the late strike nor Will we dl,chargn any person
VINO has taken with the company during the .ald
STRIKE. We see no objection to arDrdiiEs any differ
between the employees and the company. past or
Ions. March 30, 1856: "JNY GOULD, New-lOrk: have
your message IA relation to your interview wita Mr
~ an tIcr,,re v,I.,np Ia meet a comnirtrr OF
our employee vIthOdt discrimination, who actually
IN the service Ot The company at the time such
aucc, that they may hAvs.-li. VI. HoAIt.
" Iht> WIS the Communication wuicu was handed 10
M Iowlcrly 10y Mr. Hay, about . o'clock M. Pow
drfy came to the conclusion tnat 1t satisfactory
that the strike IN ght again be called on HIS col.
LEAGUES agreed witn MIN. Iie was 'ompetcy o1'
hal-ted by his days work. aGd not having he nrces-
sty for his further presence broke down IL was re-
solved therefore to -eud MIN nome tt once ana Iea'e
To- secretary int"rr to .rr"nse the MINOR details ana
tpr-r.ll the executive officers IN the west TO IN
sruct their men 10 return to work Mr. NAYS was sent
to the depot IN the suHerlns General Master Work
Lowing telegram chairman Martin Irons Of the DIS
tuct Executive Board " District Assembly lol:
NLw-NoRK, March 30. 1SSG.
MAulN GEoN~. ~. Louis: Have been ~ conference
wItu MI Gould AL day, with the result that Mir HoKle
arrr-s 20 the following: 4" am wiling 10 met = COM
mItrr OF ou: eupIoVc, without dsc. .lmlnAt"u who are
,rtuty 100 the ervi," OF ia" company At the
time such committee Is Hppputcd to ADJUST with them
srcSauce, mat they may "d'r.' Have your EEtc
uuyr boAri a. the men tp return 10 worA AID also
Pacific 20 walt ON Mr. H'AIr ana HpA~t any -TIrVdhce-
DO lhi- quickly ' possible Tue Board Will Leave for
By order OF the General Executive Board.
FREDERICK ICK>.H. Secretary.
Tho Board had hlriiy come to conclusion wAen Mr.
9o'rI ', ,-'i M I 10 I Observation-Disclosures
tOuErltuI ti"n-, hr vent a"ay.
>r,sr'. b~,y aui Hay. "i.er the departure OF Mr..
-ourryr. went 80 Dee. Do order to Dee as fresh pos
sbr wucu they .t,rt Tor 81 Lous on tue o'clock tram
this murius. Mr. lururr remained ~ the Board room
u order to -vr ac new, q" th" press and 10 hnsh up
ia" odds lud cud'o' work. II" VII start ~ q u. amt
sop of a. Fhu'dr ph' {" MAKE prep Ttton' Tor tHc
tup Hc iilj"iu the otnrr members "uea tA-y pass
Mr. Iurn,r .aa last night: 81 think that This thing
d, sr,Icd now Tor good. Ido uotHuuc pue that thcle
orirr hat wc have sent Nr'srN Bailey, Hayes And
.et Luu- 10 -. Louis 10 scr that The orcr IS
on~y.l. and th,l tue negotiations with Mr. HoHle 20
tur. .lgh all ukhi -re uo r-'sou To look Tor further
tlouu.r. aud hope that sL not have 10 stay IN -.
wurA a. % lS ~ the ,.'"1'~' "1 VT. f""leriY III"
Hpr viii Oi course ose the services OtIs most valuable
al % tIliItt tlIt'. H. ttturlhl Master
Workman aud - Genera. Secretary ana charman aud
secretary OF the Grurrtl t4rrlye BpArt In c.s1 Ot
the absence nf riurr OF sickness any other
cause Board nave the power 20 M the vacancy
they Choose. matter of tact, hr Powdcry sh lid
home -eyrrai Als ago put he dit not ie-l
tluuEi hr had a Tgut To absent At 50 critic time.
llc NciI bll which discussed very fay at
the conference th, morning has bcru urutrt aud a
COPY gwen r,Cu member OF the Executive Board Tor
them study aud Uncr suCu aucutnruts a. they may
deem pruper have not examined t carefully as Yet,
but ihus that there uuubrr o. points wEcre II
be- improved am uY al means IN favor OF coUpul
sorry arbitration such afbl'r tOu a. Wa have ~
Pcuusy vAu where neither parry l. bound 10y thr de
arbrtoIs unI,s they choose to Hbiuc 10y
it. Viii PROBABLY be several daNs before the roads
" he ID good lrkIug Orier the people ont there
to resume work and may fear another hitch As soon
We get tAere. however, that Will be al IlTht'
81 Iorls. March 80 l>DS,jdn.-Nartiu Irons arrived
the city this morning and th- three district ASSEM-
bile. were IN Joint all day awaiting develop
ueuts Ncw-Nork. message OF con siderable length
was sent to Nh Powdcsly by Mr. Irons I'm the forenoon
Thls message cipher and its contents could
be- gwen and the committee determined await an !
,n.wer brfor. taklug amy action When asked pr
vate opinion the result of the trouble Mr. Irons
ld tn, tmicabc eni would prObdDl, be rcJChcd In
or three days. certainly by the last OF the week
Mr. lIuxir .ail to-day: " Having been named 10y the |
BOARD OF directors the Missouri Pacific Pathway
Preventative IN dealing with tuc strike on
t. unr shall adopt course Of acUon thar Will ur !
ncOnslstcut with tho position hAvo heretofore taken
THE CLOAkMAkERS' STRIKE.
HOPE THAI II WILL Esd IU-DNY- -MEEIINGS AND