Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
The New York Central is Triumphant
Over the Strikers.
THE CARDINALS DEATH BED.
The Grand Army Legions March
ing in Boston.
THE DAYS NEWS HITLER AND YoN
1T IS ALL OVER.
The New York Central Has Defeated the
knights of Labor

NEW YORK. August 12-At the Grand Gen.
trail depot this morning there no longer existed
even the semblance of q STRIKE Passenger
trains were coming in and going out with all
the appearance of their usual regularity. the
inflow and outflow of passengers was as great
as ever and, excepting for the presence of an
unusual number of policemen idly standing
ABOUT the various entrances to the depot. the
most careful observer would be unable to per-
celve any lingering indications of the tie up
that on Friday night threatened to be so for
mIdable. General Manager Toucey arrived at
his Office at $50 o'clock this morning and
found there awaiting him q telegram from the
assistant superintendent Of the Syracuse yards
stating that order has been fully restored there
ana that trains are running without Interrupt
ton. This. he said, ended the strike. Vice
President Webb. who also reached his Office at
$3.50 O'Clock this morning, said that passenger
trains will be run on the same schedule today
as Yesterday. Arrangements are being COM
pleted to run out freight trains from the 65th
and SD street yards. He said the road had all
the men it needs now. He did not know
whether any of the old men had been taken
back or not, as every man employed was taken
on as q new hand. There Is a smaller police
force on guard at the Grand Central depot to-
day than was there yesterday and there are
none visible in the yards. but on each of the
bridges crossing the tracks from the depot to
oath street there were stationed three or four
policemen. At $50 O'Clock this morning there
were assembled a few men at the employment
bureau seeking work, but the doors had not
yet been opened.
SLIGHT DEPREDATIoNs.
The only depreciation reported during the
night were along the 10th avenue freight track,
where, In a number of instances, coupling pins
We're pulled from the cars with the effect of
breaking up the trains. The neighborhood
abounds witbyoung toughs, who as likely as
not were the real mischief makers. As soon as
II was reported at headquarters that this action
was causing trouble an extra force of police
men were dispatched to the West Side and the
annoyance ceased.
REPUDIATISa RESPONSIBILITY.
That the general executive board Of the
Knights Of Labor will denounce the action of
the leaders of the present strike at their
meeting tomorrow is generally believed for il
is said that they have always followed this
policy in crawling out of such difficulties.
That this will be their action was believed when
one of the board said yesterday before leaving
that the general executive board did not sane
ton tie strike. but advised the district and
local leaders to hold OF until they were positive
that they could win.
THE ENGINEERS LAUGH.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and Firemen are laughing in their sleeves to.
day at the terrible defeat of the knights. The
knights themselves are very much disgruntled.
The officers of the New York Central learned
today that number OF the new men who
claimed to be non-union men were nothing less
than pickets and agitators for the striking
Knights of Labor. They circulated among the
new hands and tried to induce them to stop
work and with a few they succeeded. When
the suspected new hands arrived they had TO
undergo strict examination made by officers
OF the company.
Many stood the test. but few weakened and
were discharged The others were given
another trial They had claimed to be rail-
road men. but when put on train proved
their entire Ignorance of any knowledge of the
business.
No west-bound freight has been accepted yet
for shipment. Eastern freight that was tied
up on FRIDAY, however, is being transferred TO
steamer for Europe. The company expect 10
get five through freight trains off today.
TROOPS SENT HOME.
ALBANY, August 12-Adjt. Gen. Porter an
nounces that the troops ordered out by Gen.
Doyle Of Buffalo or summoned by the sheriff of
Onondaga county and on duty at or near Syra-
cuse have been directed TO return to their home
stations, it appearing from the reports of Off
GERS sent out by the adjutant general for the
purpose of keeping him accurately informed
as TO the situation that the presence of troops
at that point is not now required