New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
TRAFFIC RESUMED on THELlNE
THE NETWORK CENTPALS TRAINS NOV
ING UNDISTURBED.
FREIGHT TRAINS BEING MADE UP AS USUAL AT
VARIOUS POINTS BETWEEN THIS
CITY AND BUFFALO.
Ply TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune

EMPLOYED by the Central had held meeting and de
clared the strike of. The leaders OF inc hpehVs Vi
Labor suenly denied the truth Of this statement anu
declared loudly that the strike was still on But thoNe
Knights of Labor who had gone to the line Oh t'e
New. York Central to-day and had looked upon inc
scores Of passenger trains whrlinG by and upon the
had sckcning conviction that the strike had suffered
a stroke Of paralysis \ good many oi inc strlhe'S
ouctly made overturcs to the officials oil INC 'ehta
for accomplishment. The leaders OF the Knights saw
that their followers inclined 10 SURRENDER anu
ondeavorcd 10 encourage them to persist in their strike
by idle tales that the engineers and hicmeh womb
strike tomorrow \ fireman Of a locomotive eX-
p-.,ed frankly the views Of the brotherhood OF Fire
men respecting the strike. These views were fatal
10 the strikers. lie said;
1.-THE Gremen will not go out n brotherhood. OF
course all laborcrs sympathzc with cach oucr' D"t
the outlook is such now that the hTemch are ho'
going 10 cut their heads of. There are few hremen
who belong 10 both Brothrhood ard Knights Of Labor
,ud some Of the hot headed sided with III"
knights and abandoned their work but the main Douy
will stand ont against any strike now Ihey cannot
In fact strike if they felt disposed to unless te oider
comes from Grand Master sergeant, OIL the Bro'i'r
hood who lives at Terrc Iiaute, Ind The french
must send their grievance through the several brai c
of tho order until II reaches the Grand Master thch
II he deems that the grievance warrant strike he
will order H. Otherwise # the hcmen strike they 90
II a. individuals. and not members OF the Hrothcr
hood and thereby forfeit their standing IN the Bothcr
hood As | said before. the outlook Is bad FOR the
knights. In fact. they have struck and LOST NO" u
woud be the height of folly for the nrcmcn To shove
orr neck, into the halter with defeat staring ue IN tho
face Eircmen as a class rather more sensible
men than they are given credit for being. You may
predict with safety ! think that the rcmen. that
is. the great majority Of them, Will not 60 ont
With the hrcmen and the engineers declining 10
strike the more sensible OF the strikers acknowledge
dot. fed nd Is
the strikers 10 declare that the strike Is still advanc
ing. There will IT, rush tomorrow here OF strikers
seeking accomplishment The rush began. In ia't' 10
day upon the Hudson River division. Everywhere the
trainmen Of passenger trains reported seeing 0h me
Al work It their stations between here and New
York Such old hands were buidozed INTO s'rI"
ing we're rccmploycd by the railroad officials when
they sought work this morning. Tho announcement
was made tonight by the railroad officials that gen
craI resumption Of freight traffic had been effected To-
DAY all along the line Of The road. Their statement
Of a., situation was ~ follows:
We are advised that several freight trains arr on
their way here from New-York, and that four
frrcbts have started East over tie Central out II
De witt: four fic!ghts schenectady also rctched
West Albany thi. morning. We have likewise dl'-
patched several freight trains south from East Albany
til, morning The reason NJ freight has been III 'N'I
In tie West Albany yards thu; IA is that the TRACKS
there are too badly blocked yet 10 permit Of Their
have some sort # order up Their
The railroad officials state that telegram wa
received thi, morning hy the leader 81 the Local
brotherhood Of Fircmen announcing that the hrem"n
who Joined the striker, without benz ordered {" 40 so
ly The General Executive Board Il the order would
tacrcbv forfeit their membership IN the Bntlcrho"i.
,diu-ant General Porter tod day 50 confident that
tic .ir,c va, nj an end tlat lc ave oricr' io' ac
return T. their home, 81 the military comptnic, from
Elmira and Oswcso that have recently been al syria
cuec The military company q syracuse ana inc
members Of battery at syracuse. who have boon
90 guard NJ the armory in that c.'' were also
ordered me ~ present therefore. there Is no armed
e,rcc 81 me state Guarding the CcuiraIs road. There
could be 10 greater proof 81 tle confidence fct hF
Governor Hnl and general Porter that oricr va, ~
stored and that the elcat Iailr'ad VA arh running
..n Wa, DO di.oricr at ~,rt.u-r.' said AdiutaH'
thc solder II tie National Guard being detained
there. in my opinion 10" pph'e ~ IN .l,i'- "e
General r2.er ,a nf ne n, o7 Is gia'% s,,y gh"g 1
cy, R Ra, be In'%' Esac|. y Hiay comfy
%oan nave to protect igc ceat9l, lnpcry tncr
vonld bc sent 10 tn yards and ,uppr'e disorder
an ne evening trains from Ncv YORK. arrived her"
an lime 70 nlght The strikers held % mass meeting AZ
me I,tcet riuk tonight and speeches we're made de-
n.uuriur the Central Railroad management E'>ul.
,i,rs yer. also ta -cd ~ maintain the strike The
idcrs had 10 arEn,wlcdsr however that the loco.
motive engineers and hrcmen could not De- pc.nnaaisd
to Join in the strike and this stai"ncnt filled with us
courascmcnt those attending the meeting
Troy. y. Y. AUG. I2.-rhe effect, Of the railroad
.trikc are rapidly disappearing In this city. The
placcs Of the strikers on the Troy Union Railroad
have been filed and all passenger train, to d''
moved OIL time. The ncw men are protected by police
and deputy shern> 80 freight la, been moved On
the New YORK; Central and Hudson River road IN th
city .incc Friday night. Freight Agent Terry states
tha, the place Of the stilkcr, have been partially
nled and hat the Troy freight which len Ncw forl;
hi morning will De- handled TN evening "It'u'
u
other point, train, will BE- sent out fUm the Adams It.
and Green Island freight yards
Ttca Aug I2-Frcight Agent schechl, Of this city,
and a gang Of men began making Mp freight train nj
20 a. H. today The ward is guarded by twenty
I'VE POLICEMEN and deputy sheriff. but there Is absr
lutcly 10 opposition from The strikers
Fonda. y. y. Aug IA fright train passed west
through the Mohawk Valley I'll, afternoon over the
New Yorl, Central and Hudson River rad. II con
sisted of twenty thrcs, cars. tn" train started from
schenectady. and difficulty Wa eEpcrienccd il
wa the first freight train over the road -lncc frda'
The swrchmcn and baggaS'' masters here Who went
out on strlke have, with one exception, returned "
work
syracuse. y Y. Aug l2.-Captain Foley, IN charge
NJ piokerton's men at East Syracuse. declares the
strike ended 30 striker has appeared there since the
ward was cleared yesterday afternoon The force Of
no Is still there.
Early TN, morning the railroad men began reload
ing the CATTLE Fourteen cars of steers six Of
calves and sixteen OF hog, loaded and dispatched
They were widely scattered IN ncghbOrng fields.
Freight trains are being rapidly made up and 1t J,
said that al the men needed are at command All
trains are running on the usual time.
buffalo Aug. 1.-The New York Central Railroad
autherites in Buffalo were more confident than ever
this uo-nins that the strike, far this end of the
road /, concerned. i practically over.
schenectady y. y Aug. II t>peclal-A slight DIS
turbance among about dozen employee Of the Fitch
burg road AT Rotterdam Junction who were Influenced
hv some Of the strikers from this city, qucled
the appearance OF sheriff Hutchinson.
TIE STRIKE An ECHO IL CHICAGO.
Chicago Aug. IL Especial. From all appearances
around the Chicago dcpOts Of the Vanderbilt lines the
strike is practically at an end All trains from tho