New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

o'clock train for Philadelphia. Mr.. Hayes went on the
o'clock train to his homo a. New Bruus wick where no
stayed last night
Little business or public importance WAS transsc'o"
by The Board. No ofort was made to see the railway
officials again. Mmy kilograms were received from inc
various local assemblies along the line OF the striking
roads asking the return to work was authentic
and promsin: to Oboy it was So Replies were sent 10
all the inqurers. The most important dispatch came
from Martin Irons lie asked il the order signed by Mr.
Turner for the to to work meant that the
strike oil on the Texas and Pacific and the other
roads which have been stnke, besides the Missouri
Pacific reply was sent to Mr.. Irons but tho exact
OF could not he learned There seems To DO an
impression among the Eastern knights OF LABOR that the
trouble not settled definitely. This shown
by the tenor of Of ne.comnnncaons received oy
the Board yesterday. one of the largest District
Assemblies in New York sent IN resolutions advising the
General Executive Board to insist that 'he agreemen
last made carried aud the boys IN rho
West that they would be properly taken care OF III case
OF future trouble AS earnest OF their seriousness
they pledged themselves to furnish $1,000 week u II
necessary. local Assembly III the city 0iiered 10
urnsh 5000 weekly and another $500 weekly for tho
sane purpose. Many similar letters were eked'
In speaking OF those communications Mr.. Hayes said:
they simply show the feeling OF tie order III the
matter ana SHOW that we VIII have It's support III any
action vhieh we may see nt to take don't think tna,
there will tne.eas need OF any LnaI cal aid nor 40
where any hitch take place. There certainly VII
be none on the part OF our men,. Inc zone VI ,no
dispatches received shows that and my Impression Is
that the railroad peol le are as anxious 10 see lhc
settled as we are There may. however, be a little
delay getting work OuI Board VIII arrive in ST
Louls either tomorrow night or Friday morning. II
there should bt renewal OF The troubles think The Ex
ecutve Board would come rack to New lcrk " Is the
headquarters Of the railroad people and would DE the
best place FOR us.
"WLa action will the order take ib regard to the on
who are refused re employment on tho gronnn thdI
they have injured the property or the company WAS
II don't know. That will be matter for the Board
TO oonsder."
Mr. Bailey said: e don't know as have anything
further to say the troubles think
tney have been settled and now only the dota OF
putting the men to work and Getting iedross OF 'he'r
grievances remain to be attended," ,.
When asked If any would be taken to Iestri,t
the indscriminate OF rho boycott, 50 that IL coUu
not he used on trivial pretexts, Mr.. Bailey sad:
Some such action may DO taken, believe that tne
boycott should he used to correct abuses ana not 70
create them and its use should be regulated accord
ingly"
ended Mr.. Gould said yesterday: do not know that
have anything to say The matter rests wholly with
Mr.. Hoxie, who will do what he thinks to be for the
best. The strike really broken last saturday and
the end wOul. have a little sooner. II II had not
railroads has been resuued and the strsers should
return to work IL probably will not he interrupted
There l39 full trains moved on the system yester-
day. and the raio to-day, 80 tar as can Judge fiom my
dispatches considerably larger. Under usual crcuh-
stances the Of trains il from l30 to l5O Tne
mo gement yesterday was accomplished although only
twenty five OF the strikers had returned TO work To-
day there nearly 200 freight cars loaded at 81
Louis and in day or two we hope to clear the yards
will you engage the strikers again, under such cir
cumstances = the reporter asked. . CT,
I" The whole matter, rs | nave sald,' MI. GouIu
answered" IS in Mr.. Hoxies hands 1t is a question
no greatly business our lines has been shocked by
the strike Mills, furnaces and mines have been closed
certain extent and perhaps wei shall not neeI so
many men to handle the business until confidence mas
been restored Mr. IOxe will follow the instructions OF
the Board, undoubtedly and will hire no one VINO has
I'M ured the property OF the company nor DISCHARGE any
many Of the strikers will be re.encaged. The whole
matter has beon left to Mr.. Hoxie.'