Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-14

AT III O'CLOCK everything was In good
shape at the Grand Central depot.
The police arrangements are the same
Ms on Saturday and yesterday. There ia
no excitement around the depot, except
that large numbers are applying for work
at the temporary employment bureau of
the company at the Wagner Car Com
pany's Office, across the way.
PROMISES OF GOOD ORDER.
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 11.-Adiutant-
general Porter has received word from
General Farnswofth saying that every
thing is quiet at Dewitt and the passenger
trains are moving. The general said that
wherever trouble occurred he did not
propose to take the views of the railroad
officials, but would have one of his own
men report whether the services of the
state troops were needed. Third Vice
president Webb has telegraphed asking
for the protection of the state troops at
Dewitt. A committee from ID. A. 246,
headed by Secretary Brice, waited upon
Governor Hill this morning and stated
the striking employees of the Central rail-
road in this section would not modest the
railroad company in any way.
MEN VINO OWN THEMSELVES.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 11.--Thira Vice
president Webb says he has not yet re-
coived any answer to his communication
to Governor Hill. He heard however,
that the governor had told the messenger
who delivered the telegram that he would
do everything necessary to maintain
order at Syracuse. MIR. Webb said the
yards there are still in the possession of
the strikers. Passengers of the New
York Central are being transferred over
the West Shore road.
Mr.. Webb stated, in relation to the
statement in this mornings papers to the
effect that the firemen had been called
out, that the order calling them out had
been issued few days ago by the
Knights of Labor but that both firemen
and engineers had disregarded the order.
II have every reason to believe" Mr..
Webb added, ''that neither the engineers
nor fremen will go out now"
The number OF trains to leave the
Grand Central depot is 1870. The custo-
mary number leaving on weekdays
ia 1888. The trains which have been
suspended are local trains and Of little
importance. 80 far to-day no incoming
freight has arrived nc any Of the yards OF
NaO company 1hV Wcob Eabk6 AOhut
however, is handling the New York
Central incoming freight.
Every train which left the Grand Gem
trat depot this morning was promptly
on time and schedule time will be OBJ
served all day.
b. 4 o. WONT BE INVOLVED.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 11.--rhere is
not an officer of the p. d o. Railroad
Company to be found in this city this
morning who hag an opinion to offer re-
gsrding the strike on the New York Gem
trail railroad and the rumor of tie-up OF
the other trunk lines. President Mayer
is in Barope, Vice-president King 'smsy
be in the offiGa this afternoon" and Cen
eral Olell left FOR New York in the 10 So
train this forenoon. The general feeling
here ia that the B. Il o. will not be in
volvad in the strike.
NO TROUBLE FARTHER WEST.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE strike on the
New York Central railroad has not ex-
tended to the Michigan Central and Lake
Shore roads as announced would be the
case in New York dispatches last night.
The management o. these roads say they
do not anticipate any trouble.
STRIKERS QUIET AND TRAINS LATE.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE situa-
tion on the Central railroad here is uu-
changed. The staikers are few in number
and are keeping very quiet. Trains from
the east are coming in several hours late.
The Chicago limited, scheduled to reach
the Exchange street depot at 1856 o'clock
last night, got here abont s this morning
and at 1890 o'clock was still standing in
the depot. II the train gets
out Of Buffalo 16 hours be-
! ind time it will be doing
as well as the passengers can expect.
About the Central depot there is nothing
unusual to-day except the difficulty
found in handling the new men so that
the trains can be sent out promptly.
This of course is almost an impossibility
and the result is considerable confusion.
The knights OF EnbOr Consult
Deputy Attorney General Whis-
nKers
ALBANY, N. T., Aug. ia committee
from the Knights Of Labor waited on
Deputy AttorneV-penefRl Whitaker and