The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-08-26
lBy United Press.

by United Press
ALBANY, = Y, Aug. 24-Tne Della
v.c and hudson railroad this morning.
n.totdaacc n with their assertion, filled
~ aanbgr oi ,ho mems places, and are
moving 81 "a local and through freight.
Superintendent Harmon saiI: 81 have
nue applications than there are places
t9da, ba, have contentcd myself with
ru.iug on d small force of old employ
es rom other points, and am expert
aaaug uo foahle. The Albany police
.rta G ;m,taaly rou,c.cd our prop
.,....nuE - ida,c, - tie strikers
Uue 9n s5n., tuat 40 dclnu str ;gu
bias been made. | do not anticipate a
general tie up"
il srUE, Arg 25 A meeting of
Iu.,hgremen's assembly, 7l74, X. of
h.. iH CaatlnStown last evening, the sec
rotary was instructed 20 c3mmuuicate
H..g bha general ~. cutiye board of the
k us H., authorizin- them to draw on
Size as,ambly's treasurer, should fuan
lIal AID ha required in connection with
tAu New York Central railroad strike.
New YoEE, Ang. 25.-There was alb
sl'ulcly uotalaH rev up to II O'CLOCK
.4s morning in lha strike or the Nv
To.k CoutIai roga. Trains are rum
ring regularly Oh the re..d.
BRusSEIs, Aug. %. The coal miners
strike IA ,b2 Borin9ad district is still ex-
tending, 4 800 more mon having Quit
work. The Miners have held meetings
1 which they have resolved to continue
the strike.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 25.-Re-
preventative Quinn, Of Now York intro
auced the following resolution in the
Golsc today:
RESOLVED, That the committee on the
Judiciary b instructed TO Inquire and
rcDort b. bill or otherwise, what legis
ion TltGin the province Of the FEEDER
al government may be proper and nee
assry to prevent corporations, engaged
Interstate commerce traffic, from en-
alyiug unjustiafiably large bodies Of
armed men denominattd detectives, but
clothed with legal functions. The en-
sayment Of such so called detective;
operating in the city of Albany and 9th
er plac.s recently demonstrated the live:
ef pcaceable and uuoffending citizens K
hs ar th" mercy OF persons clothed with
ogt lcga authority, direction or respon
Diiry, agd 10 the great injury aid de
iuutiol Of interstate commerce,
~ LOUIS, Aug. % George e. wi
Hlms, pecial agent Ci tl.1 New 1orl
trll railroad, ,yho has been IN th
C.tY the last ten days engaging men l.
dll the places Of the Vanderbilt strikers
aas up to date sent three hundred al
tWeuty five men east, and dispatches
ayOut ntty more this morning.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 25 Ia
federation men will not be called out
The strike motion was defeated late th1
afternoon.
TEaRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. %, 6 P. n
The following dispatch has just bte
sent to L. Y. Powderly, StanWlX Hal
Albany:
rbe supreme council adjourned til
afternoon after carefully considering II
strike in ali it's details You viii notl'
tuc result OF our deliberations IN t
nights dispatch which it is hoped VI
lnle. with your approval. Ihe comm
tee was unanimous III endorsing yOl
proposition and the proposition OF q
Grand executive board and most earn es
N hope that the right of which you a
tho cham pon in the great conflict {
powerfully prevail. .
(Sgned)
II. p. SARGENT, President.
". A. SHEuAN, Secretary.
ALBANY, n. y, Aug. 25.-A Unit
Press representative showed Grand Ma
ter Workman Powderly the dlspat
from Terre IIaute, stating that the str
would not be ordered by the Fedel
tion. Mr. Powderly said that 1t W
the first in nation he had received
such action, bat declined to talk, sayl
that it would not De poiltlc Tor MN
make any comments upon IL until o.
cjaly notified. He did not seem to
very much surprised or downfallen
the result, but went to his supper WI
good spirits. Local labor leade
however, looked very glum, and WI
evidently very much dlspleased at
action of the council. Secretary Ha,
said: 'lf the dispatch is true, it mei
4 single handed fight, "ith the KING
doing the fighting and the other org
izatons financially
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The strike OF
engineers and firemen at the stock va
Wls settled this afternoon. Both sl
made concessions, the company gra
ing an advance OF three cehCS an ~ \
to the engineers and one and |
cen an hour to the tiremen.
LBANY, n. Y, Aug. % AT the
teruoon meeting of the leaders Of
Knights of Labor, twenty men exam
were those who discharged. All OF tr
said that they.w were threatened with
charge if they did not leave the hni3
of Labor.
LONDON, Aug 25 Inc bakers
Ngwry have gone on strike. The st
ers attempted to prevent "blacKie
from taking their places, and the en-
police has been called out to pres
order,
PENNSYLVANIA COngressman's
npafh.