New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
e .TROUBLE AT SYRACUSE.
4 MESSENGER SENT FROM THE GOVERNORS
OFFICE n ALBANY.
THE IMPRESSION AT THE CAPITAL WA" A""A
THE STATE NATIONAL GUARD RAD DErN
QUIETLY wARNED-GREAT NCMBENS
OF pINKERToY MEN ON
Duty IN ALBANY.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TniDUNE'I

(nY TELEGRAPH TO THE TWDCN"I
Albany. Aug 1O.-Therc was highly sis"in'ah' ~,
Cd mt at the Central Station to-higi'' i"0 " 49,,
. from New York due here at o 80 p m'' arriVcu
20 only five minutes late. The railro'u o'"O w.
INA, 10 sond tb train west at It's usual time, III p Ill.,
but at the request of Governor hl ue''" .,a,,, ho
minutes The Governor had messenger ".ou' no
dcsped IN send West and this the reason Oh MS to
ouest II is supposed that this messenger HAS o'''
for the National Gua,d commanders az Syrdcusc' "0
nccal train containing 80 persons, members OF 'hc
Grand Army Of the Republic and their WIVES ''' O'''
detained all day and far into the nishO' ,
The officers of the Grand Central have Iieo uner
.oas fn iii oce ~ West Albany with armed Pinkcr-
ton detectives. 1t Is stated, howev r OIL soCu GUN ~
that the acting officers of the National Gusid nave oi
warned in telegraphic dispatches sent OUT oy '"o
ant eneral 10 hold themselves In readiness 10 mo ~
regiments of the National Guard at SNORT "o'''' " W
assistance Of the shcrTs OF the various couiu09' ~ up
press any riots that may while the strihe j.
in progress These orders 10 the militia ciicIo'
n IS said have been sent hnercH
as a precaution. They do not order the troops uiuo
arms but merely give them mnt 10 lo"'''i" ~
home and put their commands III cohuIu'" - o.
in any direction upon only two or lhico '' >,
notice The members OF the National "uafo al
along the line of the Central, in fact, may be con
sidored to have received quiet notice mat they n'''
at any moment in the coming week receive oiuo''
10 assemble at their armOries.
Robert Plnkerton chief Of the Ptnkerton detectives
arrived here tonight from Boston, with ioo vi i'i'
men, There are 900 armed PlnKertoh ho"
here They make a little army for the defence OF
the Centrals property. one hundred more fhAe'
ton detectives will arrive tomorrow.
District Assembly No. 246, OF the knights Oh
Labor, held meeting tonight. denounced this en-
nloyment Of Fullerton men and resolved 20 call the
attention Of Attorney General Tabor and Governor
lin to- to the presence OF the detectives Inc
strikers informed the officers OF the Delaware ana
Hudson. tie Ftchburg and the Boston ana AiL'-iS
railroads tonight that they must stop hahon"s
Central freight or that they would tie up those
roads.
Train No IL, which due here from the west
at 80 p. m. and train No. 20, due mere at l. Nv
D. m, found It impossible to get beyond syracuse
over the Central road After several hours delay S
were diverted late this afternoon to the west ohore
Railroad and sent on to Ncw-lork The Vest Shoro
trains were running from this place 10 Ncwf0rK th'
afternoon and many of the Centrs passengers there
fore Use the West shore road in order 70 reaoh New
York The strikers bOasting late 10 hisht liAt
the railroad lremen and engineers would strike 10
morrow on the Central and II was also reported 'at
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers nan aSAed
the advice of Chief Arthur whether or not 70 STRIKE
Tie Cenrhrs officials say that there is no rdh In THIS
story and that the nremcn and enginecrs loyal 10
the road The leaders Of the knights Of Labor held
meeting tonight and sent word to Governor
Hin that they he'd detailed GOO members u
Local Assembly 40. lC46 to guard the property
Of tho Central Railroad Company from TINS city 10
KaruerS, eight miles. 1t Is to be hoped that the'9
guardians Of tho roads property may not. through
any unfortunate Misunderstanding, come INTO cohuc'
with tie Plukcrton detectives.
The Central Railroad some Of its passenger
train, today. but unable 10 move any Oh l'9
sht trains. II had hoped TO do The passenger
train, we're late and conveyed few passengers triV-
,rs, being apprehcnsivc that they would not be ape
10 reach Their destination. This apprehension was
not well foundcd because the railroad hd ron uihe
10 tine send out Il, passenger trains.
one Of the notable features Of the station was
train OF f,e or SIX sleeping cars and a dlnlnSroom
car In which one and then saw the "h''e caps
Of colored cooks The sleeping cars arc the Cehtral
ieo,porarv hotel for the Plnkerton detectives; the
dining car is the restaurant lew Ap"hy ponce
were sfrollng about the yard. Many residents oil
Albany ,trollcd across the Hudson River Bridge to
zoo If there was commoton OF any Kind In East
Albany Usually on sunday there Is
roar of passing freight trains in East Albany
Iut today there not train NOV
ing Those who while crossing the bridge
looked northwarl quarter Of nile TO The other
bridge of the Central across the HUDSON BY when It's
freight trains cross the river, saw that the draw
hrid. va, omen and therefore no freight train could
mas from the west side to the side Of tile liud
.op The men who have charge Of this bridge opened
the draw on Friday night and then rowed 10 the shore
with boat The engine which operates the draw VIII
have 10 be put in operation before business over the
bridge can DE resumed.
snp,rinteEdcnt Bissell al his Office IN me
Central station at an carly hour. directing the opera
,,. ,f the road between Albany and Buffalo. In the
afternoon he was informed from syracuse that the
striker, had stopped the EOrth shore Limited, NO 20
AT DE witt The strikers pulled out the coupling
pin, connecting the cars II was also ic"rhed Ao'
syracuse that there was Il United states m"H Tram
inst behind the North shore Limited The
detention of that train. The strikers, 1t was sai'
would permit the mail train 20 proceed II the CehTai
would promise not 10 ahead also with the limited
SUPERINTENDENT Bi,scu sent word to syracuse lhat Ho
would make no compromise with the strikers tl' ny
OBTAINING the limited, they were also OBTAINING ue
l uitcd states mail train. lie does not th'hh INC
striker, viii 10 NEEDLE long with the lhed states
Government
x,,s olso canc from syracuse that the strikers.
when asked by the Board OF Health Of that city To per-
init Of the removal of cattle from cars there had az
lincd 10 comply with the request and that therioie'
the sheriff Of Onondaga County had invohed Tie a''NI
ance 81 the National ouard, and company OF Nole''
had been furnished him. some state officers mere WEI"
at great pains inform the correspondents that '"N
ernor Iiill had had nothing 10 do with thN
ordering ont OF the National Guard az syracuse
and said that il had been done wholly on the
authority OF the sheriff. II Is said, however ulAO
the Governor is watching the railroad situation keenly
and will remain in Albany until the strike Is settled
IN some manner.
The newspaper train which leaves NewNorK Z"
! Il. m and arrives here at ;:S "A. m was t'o
ONLY one on time today. Indcec, that tram was i've
minutes ahead MI other trains were behind u"c,
some ~ them dolcfully behind time IN the opinion u
their pa scngcrS. Thus. the passenger trains ""'n
usually leave here at = 20 a. m and 10 a. m' anu
arrive in Ncw-York respectively at Il t5 a. IN. ana :"
m did not leave here until this afternoon Inc! I'D"
run slowly during the night and had been sup,'""
to many dccntion'. There was Nperlil tram "''"
It. Lols among these bclatcd ones. carrying s'No'"
hundred Grand Army men To Boston. ih'Y W.
not in good hunOr when they arrived here. Inc ''''
I'D trains, which usually leave Newlorh aI '''0
m and al 10 20 A. M, were consolidated lh'E
arrived hcp at p. m, half an hour late an" pio
,ccdcd nOrtliwlr \ mixed train was nlauc up at y
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