The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27

usanta. ensconced himself In the prlVAso
ofIioes of tho Firemen's brotherhood anu y y
vas inscce to everybody for fully 2
eight hours. The fact that word went q,
out last night that the members OF 'he
Supreme Council will be expected TO DO b
in their places at $3.50 this morning. IN a
dicates that the report will be ready by D
that time, and this Is borne out oy inc n
suggestion made by Delegate WILKINSON,
that the telegraph operators Will nave {
plenty to do to-day.
At eight o'clock last night the SUI :
committee again went into session W !
consider the paper prepared by Secre.
tary Debs. In lengthy interview ohlei
Sargent indorsed the position taken IN
the letter addressed Saturday night Dy
Powderly to Mr., Webb, but made no
further statements bearing upon 'ho
probable outcome OF the present meeV
ing. ,,s
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug, 25.-At Warmers
few trains OF general merchandise are
\ still stalled, but one Of these was moved
out yesterday. At West Albany tne
blockade has certainly been broken
The first week Of the strike there was
not clear track except the passenger
track. Sunday it was found that tnere
we're as many as eight sidetracKs coni.
pletely cleared, while the two freignt
tracks used for through freight are DOM
In use. The freight trains run through
Yesterday were the largest since the
strike began, and three that went west
h,d over sixty cars, each heavily laden.
There were also five trains bound soutn'
Of equal length.
At noon Saturday D. A. 246, X. OF L.
: ordered all its members employed at the
Green Island yards Of the Delaware q
: Hudson railroad, as we'll as those a'
Q work in this city, to strike. The oraer
b was generally obeyed and the Delaware
l. a. Hudson company finds itself con
J. fronted with the same state OF aiairs
II that existed about week ago, when
IS similar tie-up went into effect. Inc
d trouble grows out OF the handling Oh
n Central freight by the Delaware q hua'
10 son road. ,u;,,oa,
ID The situation here 10 more critical
than at any stage since the strlKe DO
s gan. Despite the fact that no ac'io,
no has been taken at Terre Haute, IL ls al
o. together probable that by to-day nooi
n every railroad running into this CIT.
rs will be tied up. These roads are Tn
In New York Central, West Shore, bela
re- ware & Hudson, Boston * Albany an
ra- FitchburR road The Central ana DeiS
en- ware G. Hudson are now partially crii
ast nled. One OF the prominent men
tss district Assembly 240 said last nign
IL .sThe Fitchburg and Boston q Aloah
me continue to roll Central freight ana "
an. sball shut them down. Fitchburg al
urs BOSTON will be the central places
It'll last night Pinkerton dispatched hfty
ces hia man 10 Rotterdam Junction, whe
om. the West Shore and Fitchburg roa
the connect II is thought there Will
, be trouble at that point.
the Mr.. Hammond, superintendent OF I
are Delaware & Hudson, was asked IL
was niRht II 1t was true that men we
iter brought from Canada to take the str
ted, era, places. He said the story was fal
at a hut in the light OF future devolopme'
tor bis answer looked queer. Yesterday
the telephoned TO Chief OF Police WIN
the asking for police protection to-day
reed he expected 10 move freight trains W
ause new men. The strikers say that IL
Pow attempt is made with scabs the wnn
wise road will be tied up. The only irei
Webb moved yesterday by the d. q IL. wa
: the couplo Of through trains and some o
lt re- ties. The road is direct connect
lust for the north for the Central v
ther, Shore and Pennsylvania railroads.
was New YoRK, Aug 26-Master W.
nargs man Powderly, Secretary Hayes
ing it John Devlin, OF the Executive Boar
would the Knights OF Labor, left last n
nd 1t, for Albany, where Mr.. Powderly
,rious address mass meeting tonight
four board will be joined at Albany by ,
iscus- Holland and tho future movement
4 the the board will bo determined. IL
ented been decided, however. to esta'
.te as headquarters here to conduct the ol
tions Of the strike. Messrs. Deylin
with. HAYES said that nothing definite
irFing been heard from Terre haute inv
coun. now oenters in the meeting OF Dis
ood by Assembly BAG TO be held at Alban
b Pow dav. 1t is the general impression
phasis the General Council will issue d
tering ration indorsing the strike OF the
Tident trail employees, but 1t IS not exp
that II that general tie-up will result