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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
SUKETIES PAYING Up PSIOLEN MONLE
prFA1CATIoVs IN THE COUNTY TREASURY AT
HARRISBURG MADE GOOD.

DFFALCATIoNs IN THE COUNTY Treasury Al
HARRISBURG MADE GOOD.
Harrisburg, March 5.-It IS discovered this morn
ing that the amount OF defscation In the treasury
OF this county will be about $4,000 about S"o'oVo
OF which occurred during the term Of John $ Long
neckcr and about 81 during the term OF Erastns
J. Jones the treasurer, who went out OF Oiice on
January l. TIE deialcaon, It IS learned, occurred IN
1888 when IT IS alleged that Lonsnecker, Jones, no
was Longneck'r's clerk at that time; Edward I.
Jones, VINO was then Senator Emory's private clcrk
and another man whose name could not be obtained
began spcculatlng in oil and lost large amount OF
money tho funds belonging to the county. There Is
also story TO the effect that tho one whose naInc
could NOT lie learned shot himself because of the
losses. Tho bondsmcn OF Longncchcr paid Into the
county treasury today 10000 LOngnccher having
confessed Judgment in their favor for $4,000, the
value OF the real estate. Tho Commonwealth Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, surety for Jones, mas
arranged TO make good bis shortage. No criminal
proceedings have yet been instituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
TREATY PROPOSALS SUPPRESSED.
THE RECORD SAID TO BE INCOMPLETE.
SIR CHARLES rUPPEK MAKES A SIGNIFICANT STATE

SIR CHARLES TCPPER MAKES SIGNIFICANT eIAiE-
MENT IN THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
OTTAWA. March s (speciaD.-sir Charles Tupper
stated In the Commons to-day that tho treaty proto
coils received by him from Washington do not Include
the proposals made by tho British commissioners,
and the American reply and counter proposals ana
rcply. On finding that part OF the protocols wero
missing he telegraphed to Mr.. Chamberlain at New
York, but a reply came that he had sailed He then
telerraphed to Washington and was awaiting reply
allowing him publish at least the British proposals
and the American reply thereto. If consent Is With
held to these documents being laid before Parliament
no would at all events place In the hands OF the
Opposition leaders a statement of the British propos-
ais and the American reply, which would be found 10
cover the question o. .rade relations Mr.. Chan-
berlan had tecgraphed to him asking his assent 10
only formal protocols being printed. He had COM
Piled suspecting that his assent was desired Tor
the suppression of British proposals and the reply
In toto.
In view Of the postponement Of Sir Richard Cart
wrlghts motion relating to UNRESTRICTED reciprocity
on the understanding that these protocols would be
laid on the table OF the House, Sir Charles expressed
deep disappointment at the misunderstanding.
In reply varous speakers, he said that Mr. Befgnc
on the British. and Mr. Moore, the American side,
were responsible for the proper prepai alton Of tine
protocols after he had left Washington. Peter Nit
chell, Independent, voting with the Opposition rec
commended that nothing be made public that would
enemies of Canada prejudice the ratification
by the United States Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
NINE CIGARMAKERS EVICTED.

PUTTING TIE sTRIKkBS OUT On ihr 0i"'-'-' '
THEIR HOUSEHOLD STUFF.
Nine of the thirteen striking cigarmaKers ana 'hr,r
families under eviction warrants from Judge Moncn'
~ the seventh Judicial Court, were turned ihto .no
strret Yesterday by City Marshal J. T. Lowry ih'
omcer did not enjoy the performance OF his ou'S'
and shivering bystanders said 1t was shane' a'
tho shabby furniture and meagre belongings oi u'o
unfortunate people were deposited on the suo"ai"
That the families had passed through poverty anu
hora struprle for existence was evident inoio
we're two contIngents to be dspossessed ana crown
gathered early in the day in front OF oo'h houso'
Ubero the scenes took place. At NO. $50 anu NJ.
$40 East Thirty y-eghthst, tenement houses oo nt'us
to Jacoby & Bookman, tho Marshal moved ou' ioui
families They had packed up carry III .io
dav and were ready and waiting They "cfo '"''"
to new quarters. -, ..,,o,, borses No Q2O
and o30 Fast seventy third ST., the MaIShai oesa
onerafIons soon after l o'clock In the altrluOi' az
Tta families each owing two or thlce nollsis ~,
trere cvlcted without any hitch or cerenouy.
strikc committees had trucks on hand "hch Ear
the firnIture etc. to No. 43O East seventy
nbare otber rooms had been engaged and one iuo. @
rent maid The committee say that inc lanio, VIZ
mt 6ut because tho men are stflhers, anu nov. "a
Nr Newmark asserts, that II wa because tnNf ~ ~
n nnt nav the rent Nine families had Deeh ,oiu W :"
rocate their rooms IN Sutro a Newmarh houSr,i uSI,i
three OF whom moved out voluntarily anu t"o pau
their rent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
STEALING A SAW-MILL.

. I'll. Fr SO AUDACIOUs AND CLEVER IhAl I'M,
THIEF WAS ALLOWED TO GO FREE.
BA1TlMoRE March 3 (speclaD.-The most audaclouS
NIT ,,t has over operaed In Baltimore Is the fellow
who has inst skipped away with the money nc mas
obtained for the sawmlll he stole from Jndse WIZ
lam A. Stewart. The Judge was so ucheu o'or
,c bcfs cieverness that he declared he ought 10 20
free. ,uo.
Several DAYS ago well-dressed stranger examiner
,hc old saw mill hired a truckman and had all the
machinery carted to an auction establishment ana
,romptly sold lie told tho rucl1nan thai ne nlus t
hurry back TO NewYork and ho was OH Dy .he I, noA
ira with 7OO the proceeds Of the SALE In his pochet
Two Dolicemen saw him remove the machinery, III n,S
manner impressing them with the Delef tha' ho "0'
iln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
MAJORTTIES IN THE VARIOUS TOWNS
THY prprRlIcAN VICTORY IN LEWISTON AND Ellis

JIwIsTo~ Me. March SIN Lewiston the Vo'o
for Navor was: Little Rep), 1876: NcGillicudy
CDem1 16ls Auburn-penley (Rep). received l'o"a
votes: ross (Dcm) S7e; stsnfy Qnd) 27l french
Prohih), 81 The city governments Of Auburn ana
Lewiston are Republican
Ellsworth. Ne. March 5-F r Aiken Rep| -
,lectcd Mayor H. r. Mason (Den' N i7i
majority with outlying ward to hear rom lhfoe
OF the FIVE wards arc Republican showing hea'3
Republican gains from lAst year
Bath. Me-. March 5--James W Wakefield theP'
was elected Mayor to-day by majority OF ia over
George T. Hughes (Dcm) and William X sha"
OroA The total cast was loo an the
xid~rmen and Councilmcn elected are ReFuhfcanS
Rockland Me-. March 5.-The Repueiicans eiec,eu r
every officer in every ward william "mte ,ieIa
was elected Mayor over Albert c. Cav tl,em) anu
Charles A. jameson QndJ by 500 majority;
Ssco Me-, March s.-t small vote was police 70
dav Mavor Willis T. Fmmons re elected by
SIS majority. The Republicans elect every Alder
man but one and full Board of Councilman
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FRANCE TO INCREASE HER ARMY.
;rSrRAI LOGEROT UNABLE 10 SAY If 1T NOC~

BE CALLED OUT THIS YEAR
Paris, March The debate on the war estimate
was begun in the Chamber OF Deputies to-day.
The Marquis Dc la Feronnayo OF the Right, askcd
~ Il was the intontion Of the Government to call
out the whole contingent In 1888.
General Logero Minister of War, said ho regretted
that he was unable to reply to tho question So long
beforehand
NJ Keller CONDEMNED tho successive reductions
~ the war budget as tending to prejudice the military
nostion Of the country. He said that companies
we're weakened by anticipating discharges Oh men III
order TO ian expenses
General Logerot admitted that last year the army
lost 10 900 men owing 10 the necessity OF rctrcnch
ment. These he said would soon be restored 70
tho ranks II desirable to raise the electlve OF
each company 10 1913 Pending measures wodid
effect this Il hecrs on all sides of the House.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
srycrDr or REJECTED SrTroR,

At party last evening at Joseph Wagners house, NO.
l5A Forsyth-st. william Kurtz. young man who lives
at No. 6l6 East Nnth-st, shot himself In the head
fatally. He jumped from the Bridge IN 1855. Two let
ters found in his rockets One was sealed and al
dressed to Lena Conke, No. $50 Ridge ST. The other
one was rs fellows: Good bye all and live happy
when die please let Mr. Conklo know. Good bve all
my friends kurtz II Is said. frequent visitor ~
Mr. Conkles and had warm affection for Lizzie one OF
lis daugh Neither Mr.. Conkle nor Lizzie looked
upon his suit with favor and this displeased him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
FOUND DYING on DOORSTEP.
AZ WAS IN rRouB,E AND WANTED TO DIE-sBE RE
To

SUE WAS ~ TROCD'E MD WANTED TO DlE-sHE KT-
FUsFs TO GIVE HER NAME.
pretty, pac-faced girl about twenty years % age
who said that her namc was Minnie Gray, was found
sitting on the doorstep Of house in West Thirty first
St. near Fifth-ave., at midnight last night. small
empty bottle lay tho walk in front Of the girl She
was taken to the station and Dr. Wilson, Of the New
York Hospital, came in response to call. Z have
taken poison" the girl whispered; al drank some
laudanun and some tincturc Of iron, which bought at
Jamesons drug storo, No. 1l2 Nfnth-ave VIII ten
yun no moe than this and tho fact that want to die
The name | gave the police Is fictitious. l am In
great trouble have fine parents, and don't want
them TO learn Of my sad ending she was taken TO
no hpsp al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
srspsyAJOy OFA sTooK BRoKER

PnLApLLrnIA. March 5.-The suspension Of David
s. THOMPSON a stock broker, was announced this
afternoon In the Boald OF Brokers, and about 5000
shares Of Reading and Oregon and TranscOntinenfai
stock we're sold under the rule for his account Ho
had been ongs OF The market, and the sharp decline
a. the Iast icw days caught him nnprcparod for the
emergency. Mr.. Thompson has been In Is smia'
n is Thought that he Will do again. as his Liabilities
which, It Is thought will not eXcesd $4,000, are oil
Ia tho Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
Nrw.RrnFoRD spINNERs ON sTRIKE.

New-Bedford, Mass, March 5.-Ali inc sP''i''o' "
the Wamsutta MIL went out to-day in's 'ol
. ,ov he not required to worn overtime that thcy
ho owen sufcient pumcbr OF dohers to assist then N
% ~ nr,, and hat the spinner who was discharged
ON saturday be inststed. A Il; Potomsha mn VI
saturday. the spinner sixteen In NUMBER "no orc
s,"aatsed heInc as they claim, obliged to 90 ohlns'
90 , couircd in any other mill. Thfs morning
ha sprners startea the mules wihn2t extra od .bo
ahe mules werc stopped by the mill authOfioe ~ ''
snnners ault in u body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
prowy 10 FRAGMENTS By BIS BURDEN.

In bridgeport, Conn, yesterday at the ohoh
.,,uc cartridge shop, Henry Becker, age twenty hvc
NO tlovn literally TO atoms by the explosion OF
not Of illuminate he carrying from the stoIehou'e
nine feet below the surface Of he ground to the apart
ment where It is placd In hc caps cn,o ~ NJ con
tact With some hard in transit n ali dseons ee fas
en,s Of his body were scattered "a he M coeniDed
This is the third Or fourth siniiiI ia'~'
lln.n Ar.nLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
ppoYBIT1oNIsTs DIsHEARrENED.

poRrLANp Me- March (speciaD.- Many business
men think that too much prohibition has hurt fort'
lands prospects and they glad that the
which for another year will not he fanatic ENFORCE
ment as they think it would have been uhoer "ene'"
Dow Third party blue over the result ana are
r, n think that the news is to all over the world
that General Dow has rerudlated In bis own CITY,
MANY Democrats who expected to vote 1ur 1, Low w
did not do So They preferred Mr. chapman OF s'alu a'
home -, ,o,.~os ,hat bn will
pever rln for another office. and that tls NOMINATION
Us forced upon him feels that his race is about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
UNSER FRITZ TO RETURN TO BERLIN.
PRINCE WILLIAMS COUNCILLoRs-THE EMPERof


NOT SERIOUSLY III.
BERLIN March 5-The "Reichsanzeiger' says thar
Emperor william has only a slight cold His physi-
clans have advised him to keep his room for several
days.
DIR. Waldcyer has forwarded longer and probably
final report of the Crown Princes case to the Emperor
II confirms the semi Official reports made on Saturday
last
To-night's papers confirm the statement made last
Saturday that the main reason for Prince Williams
visit to San Reno is to urge the Crown Prince to re-
turn to Berlin 1t IS announced that Prince william
took an autograph letter from the Emperor expressing
the wish that the Cr, Prince return to Berlin as
soon as possible il is expected that he VIII meet me
Emperor's desire, and return at the end OF Mdrch.
Great preparations being made at he palace Tor tho
reception Of the Crown Pincc's far.lly. 1890
Two cOunc Ors TO be attached 10 Prince VIII
fans suite hose duties Will be to report to him on
state affairs Professor Grest has been named a. one
~ the councillors An eminent General viii also DO
appointed to be in special attendance upon the llhcc
and advise him military matttfs. ,,,
The ministerial order empowering Prince william
TO sign royal DEGREES and ordinances should the oc-
cas'op aISe. dates from the lst OF DeccmAcr l5o''
The Crown Prince has assented 20 this arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
MAINE IS NOT FOR FREE TRADE.

TO WuIrHLAw RpID, Editor ofIhe Nec- York Tribune
Minnie nal elections held to day in the cities of al
lowell Gardiner. Bath. Rockland, lewiston Auburh'
saco and Ellsworth give sweeping Republican ma)"rues
In every city, redeeming Ellsworth and Lewiston the
homes of Senators Hale and Frye an unpieceueh'eu
Republican triumph. Maine repuaiates 'ne rec iiauo
osr. ond ep,nhasizes its condemnation of the sur
render Fishery Treaty. j. II. MANhh,'
Chairman Republican state Committee
Auousta Ne March 5, 1sSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
yoryG Garfield TO RE LAWYER

CoLuMBrs. Ohio, March (specaD.-Among the
applicants for admission to the Bar at the supreme
Court examination tomorrow Is James r. Garfield,
son OF the late President He has Just finished
course ai the Columbia Law School >New-YorH and
Intends TO esin practice in Cleveland after passing
examination before the tribunal which admitted his
father more than thirty years ago. Young Garfield
resembles ms father more than any of the family
Af,er examinai ON he starts for Now York to welcome
his mother and sister Molllc their return from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
AMONG THE PERUVIAN GOLD MINES.
prr>Ty OF TnE PRECIOUS METAL, But A FEARFUL
c1 1,f ,rr TO CONTEND With.

CLIMATE TO CONTEND WITH.
Panama Feb o5.-Baron de la Riviere has arrived
at Cbllaya, after having passed nearly a year on
the Tipuani River, a1iuent OF the MapirL lie has
been on gold hunting expedition among tho dls-
trcts which gave the ancient Pcruvians all Their
gold The Baron speaks highly of tho abundance
of gold but declares the climate to be OF the worst
description and animal and vernin posts to be
numerous and deadly. lie started into the forests
with over 900 mon. OF this number only few
have returned with him. The Others succumbcd to
fevers snake bites, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

GORr1N CHECEMAIED.
vor ,A1roBE vrToEs rHE POLITICAL MACHINE

MAYOR lATRCBE VETOEs 1HE PoLIIICAL MAOHIN"
RAIIROAD BILL.
t PNTIMoRr, March (Specian-Mayor LatroDe w
night vetoed the bill raroaded through 'ne ivy
-. 1uos,av at the dictation of the German machine,
,er,sl,tiuc out of office the city directors he hAo ap
ponted in the Baltimore an Ohis Railroad and proVia
ing for their election hereafter by Councils "mie the
political machine controls the Councils Mayor IaroDe
has will OF his and had appointed men OF ls IN n
t. snd ,nen whom German not likely 10 RUE ~
was sewd move the part OF the poltSs naonho . %
now seeking to control the Baltimore ana oo, p ,t @
Navor nirped It, The Council may 70 MORO" hs"'
mass II over ms veto. But this IL not likely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
80, cn ,rtyp GLASS WORKS.

pltt,burg March . (specaD.-strAms h'n' f'as,
workers of this city have put Soo'ooo ihlo IN
o,Ivo factory a. East Liverpool, olao' wn''n VIZ,
49, ancra,;on. ON AprIl l. They Will make pre'sed
war, Al the strikers headquarters touS and lam
stated that owing the strike pcs'eu Smeriand,
chimney factories hal Ieeh star oa ~
Md and IIanil ION, Ont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
a..o rn4rroRLE MtxwELL WAS RIeHr

nrcnIRyyG rHArNOBLE MAXWELL WAS hl"n.
Bosros, March Cspe'iaD iv,chae,a 70. 70
- f., ,bc suit brought by Charles L. lehneiu 70
., ,bo will Of Captain Noble Maxwell OF Boston,
sten many dcpostIons show that the testa'or
uas ,be man he claimed to be and that there was no
49, Noble Maxwell as claimed by the contes'sn's ANS
o 0,nci derostons arc by aged men who knew Mr. ia1
Ihcsc A., ~ tIS boyhood one being Thomas HarWOon OF
Ssaakiyn n T. retired shpbuilder, nearly ninety
af ARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
AGAIN THE WAR CLOUDS VANISH.

Rome, March 5.-Primc Minister Crspl sta'ed IN 'ho
Chamber of Deputies to-day that the Incident at Mo-
dave had bccn found to be unmportant lie said that
the French soldiers who had ltreated Italian railway
officials at that place were duly punished py sher d
own officers Susceptibility affairs Oi ms hind
he said were harmful rather than advani ageous, as
the Covernmcnt desired 10 maintain cordial friend
shin with Franco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

CAMBRIDGE Mass, March (special.-At the meeting
Of the Harvard Varsity to-day for It's daily eA-
eIcse, Il. W. Weston, Of tho Governing Committee
announced that Captain Pferer had rsgned and tha'
f. c. StorrOw 80, stroke OF last years was 10
be captain In his placo Piener is understood 10
have resigned IN order to regain his position In his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
NJ. DE LESSEPS'S LOTTERY LOAN.


CHAMBER or DEPUTIES.
PARIS, March Sin the Chamber Of Deputies to-daN
a bill laid tho table which proposes TO an
thorize the Panama Canal Company TO Issue lottery
Loan of "a O00O 900 francs. The bill is supported by
a number Of Deputies of different politics. The pre-
amele urges necessity Of furnishing NJ de LessepS
with means continue the construction of the canal
and prove the enterprzc feasible, and states that
the time is ripe TO fix public opinion upon the ul'lmao
aspects of The canal and settle the question ono
way the other -,
Tho bin proposes that the bonds shall bear not less
than per cent interest that the prize money snail
not exceed per Of the capital borrowed that no
nominal valne Of the bonds shall not be under 800
francs and that The redemption Of the loan and prize
money shall he guaranteed by investment in state so
curfties Other articles authorize the Canal COMPANY
10 convert into similar bonds those already Issued and
bind the company deal only with French firms for
all Implements, supplies, etc. necessary to compete
the canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
rUE VIEW STEEL GUy ANEELLED.

pittsburg March (speclaD.-The big cast-stee
onn Was taken from the annealing furnace al the
Pttsburg Steel Casting Company's Works to-day Inc
GUN had been In the furnace two weeks and by means
Of natural gas temperature of 400 degrees tahreh
Leit had been obtained The diameter VI 'n' o'i' I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

UoNORs TO THE MEMORY OF STEPHEN J. MEANY.
Cork March 5-The arrival of the body OF Stcphoh
J. Meany Witnessed by 10000 persons no
coffin was escorted through the principal sheets by
hight procession, with bands playing the dcad
march The Mayor Of he city and all the prominent
Fenians and members OF the National League took
part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
sruoYg BT0HARD NEVIN&

PrrsBURa March 8 (speciaD.-It is believed iha'
Richard Nevins whose sister married James q. ba'ne
3r, to be removed from the position OF superlhieno-
ent Of Construction Of the Post Oicc and custom
House In this city. The Democratic politicians aio
C,hatisasd because he will not register DeInocrauc
14b0ron g mechanics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
,,rcc MApy ANDERSON Ill.

London, March o.-Miss Mary Anderson, the actress
Is suffering from severe cold INC lNccun he"'ie
at which sine is performing, was closed tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
Dor-LANCFR DOESN'T WANT OFFICE.
Paris March b-Ceneral Boulanger has written
letter TO the Minister Of " ar, I'm which he says

u &c my clear duty from the position which
cnnv and particularly owing TO the period through
ubicb We are passing, to devote myself svcly
" NV nilitarv dutirs have the honor 10 ask yOn,
with the object OF preventing the manifestations which
have occurred from again being attempted elth-r TO
nIllsh this or to authorize me to publish letter IN
Which NAV beg my friends not 10 waste Their votes
In atfemrfing to select me to position which can
not accept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
rrprBrrCAYs HOPEFUL AT ITHACA

ithaca v. Y, March (speciall.-There Is consider
able stir In political circles here tonight In view OF
the charter election tomorrow Ithaca seherahy
goes Democratic, but the Democrat, are aV"ea INTO
tolted The Republicans won In inc Town eiocoon
weak ago bee au,e of The Democratic night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
qrv.s pppURLTCANs TO MEET APRIL "a

Austin, Tex, March o.-The RepnDican o'a'o
ecutiye Committee at meeting Quay vo''u ~ "o'
April "a for tho purpose Of clecting delegates
20 the Chicago convention, and also to nominate
State ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

pp1vCE UOUENLOHE OEHRINGEN NOT DEAD
81 Petersburg March 5.-Tbe announcement OF INC
death OF Prince Hohcnsohe Ochngen, Third secretary
Of the German Embassy here who recently shol u'ih
self with suicidal intent, was Incorrect lie Is TO
covering from his wound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
RAILROAD OFFICIALS NOT INUNDATED

pAUROAD OFFICIALS NOT NIlMlDhihD
orc,pprvG THE BRoTHERHoOD's MENACE AS
"rIrFr"-TaE ENGINEERS PREPARED FOR
SUMMARY ACTION.
The action OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers on Sunday at their meeting In lahiin""S
Hall was "a genuine surprise to railroad oincei'
vester,lav AT first blush the threat 10 ,'o uP
all the roads Of the United States, |ah'ua "nN
Mexico was astounding in its boluhcsS a"N
dacty, but upon second thought the uol'o'i =.
expressed opinion Of the leading rallroao n
New-York was that no such sweeping move "'uN
or could be made At the general oinces Va ''''
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Kalro"a Se' ,i"'
prominent officers Of other roads were III
tion with General Agent u. J. owopus uut."e .'o
dav and the views taken OF tho grave e'""''o"
were all similar They were disposed 10 u'pi,'a'o
,be strength Of the Brotherhood ana rsaru o"c
tremendous menace TO the railroaus oi Anierioa
as a big game Of bluf.'
Mr.. Swords said' u,.,, ..,
They may call out some ROADS, pu. @ s"n ID ,
Tho entire brotherhood to strho. '"'s ~
tbat would mean. stop the raliloas Vi ,nl. eoa ~
Tor slnge day and the mitaoio % @ m All, a'
,~cuniary losses to the community ov Nv. - - NO
mated. Therc is law thai rS wonu tbey Would not be-
bring about such state OF snan 'no5 nbaod has
our Of Jail twenty four hours; ino Thnv clam
M Grievance against the other roads inoS ,raar
thai they Will strike out or 81 mpa,y WIN nois and
ohn Tor example are stringent. and Tie msn WALL air
10 smenaLle To- State authorities III the ha' -viJ
s,onned then the United states GoVernnc", LIN,
step In. One labor orgAn1atioh ~ouiu w