Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21
~ INDErENDENr COURSE.

Tuu-ry then said that Master
Workman Lee was primarily re-
-irHusiblp Tor the strike. Dsvliu
i~seI Toucey II he would waive
the question ~ Lee, action ami
consider the Discharges uf the other
men. TJuc-y and Webb retired
ASA that ended the conference.
Powderly and Devliu then with
rev without making any threats or
iuumatiOn what they intended 10
DO.
Webb givtS this version q the in
tervieW and said the whole confer
rucc was carried on ia most pleas
amt manner. At this hour 1913
90. 900. the situation al the dcilBts is
unchanged.
P0wdcrly stated that the strike
hat ceased q boz one Of the local
assembly, and mas become one 81
tH- whole organization. aud d will
use every means ia it, power 10
continue the fight. He iutlmlte-
tgat the Federation 81 Eai!ruId
Emul0yes will support the move
meut. The situation j. serious.
Grand Master Sargent, president Of
Jlv council aui chief uf the fir
mems organization. has ordered a
meeting uf the supreme council for
saturday at rrrrc Hlutc, Tor con-
-ideratiuu Of the question II the
New York Central strike. Whether
tni- move means hat the council
must 20 through certain f0rmalities
before "a general strike can hc de-
clarci. or wh-thrr-uD strike viii lie
declared al all remains % he seen.
Atthe rerre Hau'c meeting Sar-
cent said lac would lay the whole
ru-g. l.eGore tine council. He fully
eu3Ur~,-l the position Of the excel
tive h1aui.
The. executive l,uaul. said Pow
DERBY tonight. says o. the knights
81 Labor aud 30 the pubiic, that the
position finally assumed 10y the
company makes il necessary for
them 90
vINDicATE TIE RIGHT OF LABOR
TO organise. I,y prosecuting the strike
o. the bitter end"
When the OMNIBUS condition 81
affairs b-ramr plain late tonight.
aud that a strike sf lli the employees
al the New York Central would
without IuulJ b.. ordered either To-
night or in thr mIraiug, a report =
vri.t % the GAuI Central depot O.
| Interview the railroad officials
/ W-Ilb aud VOORHEES,, who for the
| present sleep ,he-s- Both hai Te.
Tired tp their imgrIvi-,-i cts and
w,.f5. clad ia night CLOTHES. Aiiei
rubbing their eye Go ryt TIA. ~lyeI
uGt of them they received the reppr
ter cordially.
Webb said lac considered that the
/ strike was declared in the belief that
| the Central management were OP
posed 90 the knights Of Labor. He
/ wished % reiter.lte his statement
| that this j. not the trouble When
told that a strike over the Who'll,
| mai would To-. declared tonight OF
Tomorrow. Webb said that in spite
81 all the road wuuli run all trains
| Ga the morning n usual. Neither
/ lie nor voorhees, appeared much
depressed. He wished the public
% know that be had no official no
| tice from P0wderly of a strike, and
said all this time the company haC
not been lying idle.
When told that this strike mem
all the employees bat the engineer
he appeari somewhat startled
Neither he nor Voorhees, made am
comment thereon.
puwDEBLY WAS ASKED
tonight what wOull Ice the mex
move. He said that IL had not beel
determined, hIthe would tonorrov
issue circular 10 the mechanic
and other employees Of the Contra
[ Hudson system and CDnnertin.
lines. The document will lie lsis,-
upon the refusal u the company &
] a I.