Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-23

new men 0eBerteus luz Deputles tutu en-
desyored to clear the yards OF 1000 men
assembled there. An engine was run out
of the round house, but the strikers
reached the engineer. and they reversed the
lever and vent back TO the round-house.
Another attempt will soon be made to run
the train, but trouble is feared, as the
crowd is large and increasing.
Q p, M.-The Lake Shore Railway Com
PAW have filed a bill in the Superior Court
this morning. citing that the company
owns certain land. tracks and terminal
facilities in the county which are now be-
ing trespessed upon by 60 men not now in
it's employ, naming the striking switch
men. The bill recites that these men are
interfering with the movements Of the rail-
road comp any, and in other ways trespsss-
ing. and il prsys for an injunction to pre-
vent their further interference with the
operations Of the company. Judge Garrett
issued writs Of injunction against the men
this forenoon. and at 1910 p. NJ. @ train
loaded with $50 Deputy Sheriffs left the
Lake Shore depot for the scene Of the
strike 10 arrest these men and bring them
into court.
The "Tie.up'' II New York City.
New YORK, April %. After g very long
session the meeting Of the Executive Com.
mit.ee Of the Empire Protective Associa-
ton and the Third Avenue strikers at
Eighty-seventh street and Fourth Avenue
adjourned at 8 o'clock this morning, with
out having taken any action toward end
ing the strike or forcing the company to
terms. The subject of another general
tie-up was discussed for hours. but the Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the Empire Protec-
tive Association decided at the hour Of I'D.
journment not to take that step to-day.
The position OF the Second avenue en-
ployes, who objected TO being ordered out
again. had some effect in preventing the
order from being issued. Prominent
knights OF Labor said last evening that
there was a serious revolt in the order in
regard to the foolish manner in which the
present strike had been conducted. and
that loud demands were being made for
the removal OF O'Donnell Best and James
Graham from the Executive Committee OF
the Protective Association. Their action
in tying up all the roads in this city was
condemned by all the sober heads Of the
organization.
LATER-Mstters are quiet at the ofic
OF the Third Avenue Surface railroad this
morning. Cars began running at 7:45, and
500 police were on hand. The strikers ex-
press gres. bitterness against the company,
and declare the trouble will now take
more serious aspect.
The Southwest Strike Spreading.
ST. LOUIS. April 22.-Another step in
the aggressive warfare of the striking
Knights of Labor upon the Missouri-Pa
ciic railroad took place this morning
when 500 employees OF the Missouri Cal
and Foundry Company stopped work snd
Joined the strike in obedience 10 the order
of District Assembly No. II. This move
has been contemplated ever since the
knights found the company supplying re-
pair material for the Missouri-Pacific and
Iron Mountain shops. A committee called
| upon the Vice President OF the company,
informed him that unless they ceased fur
nishing repair material to the roads theil
men would be ordered out. The Vice Pres.
ident refused. The knights employed by
the company were then ordered out, and
the men struck. President Mcmillan said
We shall try to run our works with
new force. but il we fail we shall open ON
works at Cambridge, Ind, which have
been closed for some time. II we canno'
run our business there as we zee fit. We
shall go out of the business. I would
rather see the works idle for five year.
than to sccede to many demands like these
made by the Knights"
RfOtous Strikers fu Maryland.
HUNTERS POINT. Md, April pa
1880 P. M. the strikers al Havemeyer'i
sugar refining works at Green Point be
gan rioting. The police were called out il
full force and attacked the strikers, usinl
their clubs freely. but the strikers ont
numbered and ov%erpowered the officers
attacking them with slaves and brickbsts
Three policemen were seriously injured
and removed 20 a hospital. Also severa
pistols were discharged. but not one wal
injured by bullets. so far as is known q
this time. After driving the police from
the works the strikers captured severa
wagons loaded with sugar and dumped
their contents on the street. Rioting still
continues.
Wholesale Indictments.
LOUISVILLE. April %. - Indictments
against 80 parties who attended the War
ren-Barnes prize fight. from Louisville
were gotten out in Henry county, Ky.
to-day. The names of some OF the moaf
prominent young men Of the city are in
the published list. The Louisville anG
Nashville railway agents we're indicted fol
furnishing the train which carried tht
crowd.
A Strike Broken Up.
BALTIMORE. Nd, April 22.-The strike
Of the car drivers was broken to-day, and
all tied-up lines had cars running. On
some of the lines the full number of cars
has not been sent out. but it Ia expected
all OF them will run tomorrow. A con
siderable number OF old drivers lost their
employment, the companies refusing &c
dismiss those who aided them during the
strike.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, April 20. In the Senate
to-day q large number OF petitions were
presented from local assemblies OF Knights
of Labor, in opposition to what 10 known
IS the Frye Ship bill.
Tomorrow being Good Friday. the Sen.
ate agreed when it adjourned to day that
ii be till Monday.
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