Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09
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The Tie-up on the New york Cen
ira Railroad Sill
Continues.
the MEN ar BUFFALO JOIN THE
STRIKERS.
Considerable 4 uoOnvepIerre Has Been
OecasiOaed in Consequence
Of the StrTA.
TWENTY MINERS DROWNED IN
MEXICO.
Arrest Of Tyyeniy NihHists at Berne.
-OutraGeS BY Robbers In
Havana
By TelegrArh 70 n SEEsI
THE TIE-U y &C NrINUEs
On the New York Ceatrsi RsiIroa'
A DimeuIt Situation.

I D. ANANkHAtA v r = NE~.l
THE TIE-U y &C NrINUEs
On the New York CeatrsI Railroad.
A DimeuIt Situation.
New YORK, y ug. o.-The first
train which left he Gnnd Central
depot this morning passed cut Mt Q
O'Clock. The four sTs attached were
occupied 10y mai sorteTs. There
were no passeEgt ~ aboard. The
tie-up on the 10. u Is complete.
Every trlinman, : Eitchman, engi-
neer and conduct 7, except those
! Necessary ~ attend a. the running
Of the mail trains, stc Pped work on
the order Of the eIecCt tive board
district assembly s45. Tire men, by
mutual consent, agreed TO furnish
enough Assistance 10 all0 y the ma!I
trains 10 run, but dete u mined that
not a single Passenger ma r pound
Of freight should 10 carr ed after
o'clock last night. FRNn I until
$50 no trains nan this mo ming. At
/ 8 o'clock n great uumbei- Of train
hands who dfi not bcl0 ny to the
knights Of Labor report ~ at the
/ yar1 for work. They waI instruct |
Ell 10 set about clearing the tracks, but |
were compelled "a get oil he ears at |
/ Mott Haven, instead OF J.Uing into
the Grand Central depot as usual, |
and had to rely upon the accOmmo- |
/ cations Of the elevated railroad and !
street cars to bring than down |
toSn.
Five freight trains len over the |
West Shore road last night. The |
| strikers all conducted themselves in |
an Ouierly manner. they say they 1
arc determined not 10 WORK until the /
discharged men are rel nstated. The /
executive beard district assembly /
/ 2ij were
N SESSION ALL ~ GIT.
Inspector Byrnes remli ned at his
post the whole time. Tsday he has
detectives all along the bridges ami
in the tunnels. No irea ht ears will
be run today, but the in spectOr has
received 4 dispatch - the effect
that the officials will .-y to run =
passenger train. Reese r.es are hell
Ut most VI the precincts.
On the river front, II ty-ninth to
Seventy-ninth Street, al the harges
and boats OF the COmpaI y are tied
up. Great loads Of cot Tee, sugar,
etc, are waiting 10 he we'd. The
company is surprised at ! re strength
Of the knights. 10 j. lot known
how many Of the freight handlers
on the docks are members yet, hut
on one dock alone IS men have quit
work. Seven hundred men will be
obliged 20 quit work on account Of
tie lie up in the HocsOn Street
yard Of the company.
There Is REINFORCEMENT
Ia the situation nj the Grand Cen
trail deYo. this morning. 4 note an {
nouncing the Temporary suspension ,
u Passenger traffic has Teen taken I
down. Between and 10 O'Clock
seven trains came IN, some through
trains, Others local. m'.ic up Of ca -
stalled At Harlem and Mott Hav en-.
Nict President Webb said he ali ,
not think the matter would
ASSUME GIGANTIC RDP ,Rr,nxs {
that men would be Essind =, ma,
the trains. The m Es,ri.v ~ ,ErsI. -,
who have LEFT are Eitch,men nnJ
!, 'rmen. Their plaeFS are being J
IN, Il - rapidly as pos bile. Five ,
bFol. IN passenger trai ~ are sent I
.ut ii,i. morning. Tho New York !
mi N.,, Haven, b. ous IA not tied !
M. l. bIs-. ed for bau : ten miles
nj. uHtH i caves the main New /
FORK Central I, Rck.
A DRIVE AT VAN DEBEz IT sTOCE..
New YORK. Avg. g. The Str Re |
ras made the OCCASION Of drive at Z
-anderuilt stock thls uo5s ming nj, |
for mSFSi * lower :
.gures in the entire list
The New York and HErl EN- ficket
flee i cluse,i. No train re out
n that branch. No news b A. been
received this morning % ar Y tfou- :
le on the West Shor,- rTd. The \
;ew York central otiici1 y feel con- !
dent that the interrupts 1'I TO travel /,
rill he % short duration. ~
Webb said the compan ) would !
FIGHT TO THE E, ID.
he men who stood 10y tn , comrany =,
.ould, under considcratii IA, be dis !
harged when the trouhl was over. =
, lready 200 had rcturn1 Il. He es-
.matei the number out 1t between :
90 and 500. II
st the yards Of the West Shore \
abroad everything is repc rtedquiet. .
III trains are arriving and departing :.
u time. At ll:3D W ebb said: :.
Is running 81 'nOOthly- - :
In fact, " he said, "th0u gin ! WIS 4 !,
cry saHguine early this morning.
hat matters would be all ight, the 6 !,
ave gone better than / had y
ected. Weare turning men aw ay q
.ow; there are more Appl icants for !,
york than places To I'LL" =
ONLY FOR THE NAILS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Atio' lock
MS afternoon the New York Cen.
al is almost COMP ptely Ii II up "
-om this city to Bufia 10. III G only 1
aims to run are n OSe c .rryiuy :
nails. The strikers in clnie ali the =,
len except engineers and 'iIemen.
/ is now announced that all the II
eight engineers and lire men will Z
D out tonight. This sill leave d
My passenger engin e'Es in the a
,rvice. =
THE STRIKE AT BUFFALO. a
BUFFALO. y. v, a ". 9.-The \
'ew York { 'entral me n here have
1t gone on strike. a train of IL
Iirteen passe uger ears is stranded al
Terrace, bio rking IN, Main street F
USsing. IA
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