Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-09
TEL EGRAPHIC DISPATCHER
Associated ~'r Press Report and
DIseSi Of all Importan,
Nt0S of To,Ilay.
J, VSCELLANY.
RAILRo AID SrRikE.

M. with four cars attached occdpied
by mail sorters. There zete no
passengers aboard. The tie up on
the road IS complete. Every train.
man, switchman, engineer and
conductor except those necessary to
attend to the mail trains have
stopped work. Five freight trains
lcfy over West Shore road last night.
The strikers all conducted them.
selves in an orderly manner. They
say they are determined not to 60 to
work until the discharged men are
all reinstated. Executive board Of
district assembly 246, was in session
all night. Inspector Byrnes re-
manned at his post all night and re-
serves are held at most Of tie pre-
cincts. To-day he has detectives all
along the bridges and in the tunnels.
No frel ,,ht cars are run to-day, but
Inspector Byrnes has received
dispatches 20 the effect that the
officials &i try to run passenger
trains.
There il considerable improve
ment in the situation nj the Grand
Central depot !hjs morning. No
tire1nnouuciug She temporary sus,
/ pension of passenger traffic has
been taken dow Between six and
ten o'clock seven trains came in,
some through trains, others Zeal,
made up of cars stalled 1T Harlem
and Mottbaven. Vice President
! Webb said he do not blink matters
would assume ,ic' gigantic pro-
portions but that men can be found
to man the trains. A majority of
those who have left are switchmen
and yardmen and their places are
being filled rs rapidly as possible.
THE STRIKE ABOUT OVER,
Vice president Webb estimates
the number out at between four and
five hundred. At the yards Of the
West Shore road it is reported that
all trains are arriving and depart
ing on time. At 1880 Webb said
everything was running smoothly.
There is more applicants for work
than places to 1tl.
ASSUMING A SERIOUS PHASE.
The engineers and Knights of
Labor have arranged for confer
ence. Everything looks as if the
engineers would 90 out tonight and
this Will virtually stop all traffic.
THE CONDITION AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, y. Y, Aug, 9.-The sit
uation of the strike here is more
firm than last night. The only men
at work are engineers and few fire
men, Western trans which came
before noon are still here. On the
first western train was attached a
passenger coach having aboard Gen
erai Alger and party on their way to
the G, A. R. encampmeDt at Boston
Only one train started south ana
that was made up of mail cars and
two passenger coaches. The strikers,
when the train was about to be
switched over the bridge across the
river refused to let the switch be sci
properly and the police had TO De
called on to disperse them.
EVERYTHING GOES.
New YORK, Aug. 9, 4;3O p, NJ
At4 o'clock this afternoon the New
York Central is almost completely
tied up from this city to Buii"lo'
only trains to run being those carry,
inc mail. The strikers include all
men except engineers and tiremen'
II is now announced that all freight
engineers are expected to 60 out TO-
night
,voruER Rig ESTATE IL TROUBLE
New YORK, Aug. 9.-Word
reached this city within the past
two days that search will be made
in California for the widow ana
children of Davis, the dead Montana
milIionaire, over whose estate there
nronises TO be almost as lively aHd
intricate a contest as over lla' %
the Blythe estate
puyGLIXG LAW AT BEST
NEW YORK, n. Y, Aug. 9.-Lead'
ing lawyers assert that the helntI'eI
n>ecr,iop by electricity will tend 10
bringabout the discharge Of fiyc muir
d.,ers now awaiting death IL 'ns
rsai.l.inre in special session shouid
see fl to repsal the present Ia" car
Ing for execution by electricity, .he
.entences passed on these meH VIZ -
'i,ond yold, and If tried again 'hs
'.,.r. assert it would be claimed
,1" ,rair lives could not again be put ID
jeopa'ay .-,,,o,.,
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r,@a "a Eraminer says that the HnI,
i,,. -, n Delbert or RelIe Rey hold, li
l''sy ssberbrook Hafdman is the 'a'ss
..,ion 20 at Poirt Reys CaIIiorh'A
80 20 the fact that Deloe'' . na
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