Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29
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IaRxR ACCIDENTS ON gHR ROAD SINCE TnI
sZRIxn WAS DxGuX.

IaRxH ACCIDENTS on ZHR ROAD SINCE TnH I
sZRIxI WAS DXGuS.
OHIcAao, Feb. 23.-On,y I've sabur |
ban tfains on the Burliu9tsn n ROAD came |
in this morning. and one pulled out.
Thus for I've old engineers have been |
reported loyal to tbe company. Tbs
brotherhood has expelled the recseant
engineers. The new men are being
distributed along che line. The fass
mail which iefo at B O'Clock Yesterday
has not yet been heard from. Profound
Quist prevails about the yards and the
round house. At tie big freight house
this notice Is posted u1: mo freight
will be recsived today"
Tho officials Of the road. however,
have asked for detail Of police 20 pro
tect their property. A freight train will
be made up and run out today.
The third accident on tbs road since
the iuaunarstion Of the strike occurred
early this morning at the crossing OF
the Burlington and st. Paul road, nesr
Fulton. The engine, mail and express
cars Of the ST. Paul train we're demol-
ished. and two nacu ars recorssd fatally
injured and one seriously surt. The
blame for the accident Is laid to tie
green hand on the Darlington engine.
Over ons hundred engineers to take
/ the places OF the strikers on the Bar
| linetop system were seoaTed In New
YoTk today. The overland fast mail
left Chicago on time at 8 O'clock a. IN.
| fhe brotherhood engineers declined 10
| 60 bot did net interfere With getting the
| train out.
AWAITING ORDERS.
| Por-syuLE, Pa, Feb. 2s.-About f5
displaced epainsers and nfemen of the
Reading railroad were recruited here
Yesterday for the Chicago, Burlington
j. Quincy. They are "a communication
wisn Manager Stone and in momentary
expectation OF orders to start. Tae
men are ell experienced ra:lfosders ana
Knights Of Labor.
| ruz KNIGHTS WILL DISCUS IT.
i DrSyxB, Feb. 2s.-The Rspabiienn
says that 1t Vas stated last evening upon
good authority that the fgen interested
IN the Burlington strike wonld receiys
the full strength Of tes moral support Of
,ha Knights Of Labor In Denver, and
throughout the country, netwithstaud-
inc all the reports to the contrary. Ine
knight OF Labor will hold O meeting OF
! "Wednesday evening, at which some
/ aCttOH Natt ~ bhASh 49, fss~~e'
, sltustion will be discussed.
Il NO VIOLENCE ATrxNrTSD.
II Ouncy, ILL.,, Feb. 2s.-Ths situation
a, Oo,ucy REGARDING the strike 10 psac
| ticsily unchanged today. Al the depot
| aud 10 the railroa "a yards 300 or 800 mer
| and bows have been assembled ali day
but a larger force Of police has been OF
. duty and no violence Of any Had bs.
, been attempted. The local brother
, mood Of engineers has appointed com
. mittee TO zee that no unlawful acts M,
: committed, and the engineers hav,
kept away from tie depot and ro1nt
: house.
ot Oocxc;L BLUvrs. Ia., Feb. 2S.-Th'
4 BorIinQtsn passenger trains ars arriv
I, ipc and departing from this point a
: | osuai. bat from one to three hoars be
} hind tune. The striking engineers snt
| f.r.rneu are still confident OF s1csss
1 sud claim that other western fosAs vii
Z take psrt II necessary TO bring aboss |
: yics5ry for those eat. AL Qaiet hsr
c nov ard there are no Indications o
. violence.
no Nxw AsrscJ.
Drxyxn. Feb. 2s.-The strike OF Bur
: lirgson engineers at this poins aasume'
no uev ssvect today. No trains tsv
: A, yarssd, neither has any arrived ffor
, IA east since ten O'Clock last night.
II sssyous TROUBLE At xoooox.
Drxyaa. Feb. III. Ia reported her
n ,ed.y thas serio1s trouble 81 McCool
3 | Nsbrssks, 10 erosing ous OF ike ssfsol
|, An engineer, q pon-union psfty,. "a
4 yorkipr q locomotive In the yard an
q vas asked by one Of she brosnerhoo
.e men 10 get OF and 6esist work de re
q fused and a rush VS. made fof him. d
n "a. drasxed ons Of the locsEotive by
al noh sad uas bsasen almost to cesf'
), a. tss Ieft insenslbls and the striker
= ,beo sook tie engine and ran u avs
" sbous q miis and hsif snd killed
81 This aid not end the sscoois, eovers
!, Ths town Authorities arrested nomo'
~ az Ieadfys 10 the assaait on tne eos
ss nesf spd tosk them before ste laa'e
,s vho bouud them over. Inis aosi5n y
i, cen sed the strikers, vso oecane % ~
he roIy AID boisseYo1s a. 10 nseessts'e
I1 tive sseps oeirR taken to sfosses sns O.
a from damages.