Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

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Accepting New H5E Resolutions Adopted
By Engineers 10 New York Threat
sl,qg s Genera. Suas
I CHICAGO, March A. Chief Engineer
Arthur took res, to-day II WAS the
least busy day he aud his Ijeutenants have
( had since the Burlington and Quincy
strike began. All were recupegating their
energies Tor the meeting tomorrow morn
/ ing which is to determine whether or 20
/ the engineers and tremen Of the Western
and North western railroads will 80 on
strike. Among tae first things said by
/ Mr.. Arthur to the reporter WAS.
You can deny officially that there was
any secret meeting OF the chairprsu o!
. Grievance Committees hei 4 yesterday, such
a described in morning paper Ii is
utterly false The fact that the North
western railroad still holds to the classih-
cation system is well known, but 10 meet
iug WAS held 10 discuss that No sessions
OF Grievance Committees have been uU
will be held Uutii tomorrow.
Chief Artauc then went on TO chat about
the state Of allirs in the Burlington strike,
as viewed by himself and comrades.
"Uur reports said he. 'are most reas-
suriug The fact that for seven days there
has not been break in the Brotherhood
nature. On the contrary, We are in re-
ceipt hourly Of letters and dispatches from
al over the system showing the loyalty of
the meu.
"Is it not q tact, Mr.. Arthur, was ask
cd, "thlt all the Western roads axe giving
the BurGngtou q moral support, which,
being equivalent 10 "a financial one, gives
the BrOthsrho clear right o. discontinue
work on these outside roads
Il have no means Of knowing that the
other lines are giving he Burlington moral
support. IL they are It is in violation OF .
solemn pledge from the managers OF the
other roaIs that they would maintain q
strict neutrality. In giving party moral
support uEc is not maintaining neutral
ground
1T You found that the other roads were
doiu- this would you order a strike
I'D grievance OF that nature was
Brought to my attention | should carefully
look into it..
Is II not probable that Congress will be
called on 20 investigate this strike
CONGRESS WILL EDT GE ASKED
to look INTO It hy us. There IS no neces
s'ty ioF an investigation " n3t we nave
done mas nTeu zone GpsG'! anu 'Teu gwen
20 tne p"o"c through i"s press
IN your Op'u'oA 'ou'1 'te i4au's' leu'
OF the bnF.lng'o,n nave had metCsnaLy cen !L
motives IA Perml'.HE the STRIKE ioI tAe
purpose VI uep. .'S-.NE s'0'"S gu" guy ''S
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c,art r1,f.sriy not msrranarS Tbey nTc-
trss 81 r,lIlir',ness tonly their men aSmurb
% thsir peirhb,rs 10 and vet tbsv will
NOT >,
"D, r,u h.liava that all of the three
brrFrsJ men sent forward for distribution
On ths Er-lingtor f,r the mast three davs
,-s non, flis Cn,,iof,.rs s,,f frrmap."
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v,ffI s.v tins Luoy of my own knonl-
e,fgs tIat II is iaposs,bIr t5r the read to
ps, ro,nnetert engineers to run the line
s,r n vslr T., come II can't make them
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