New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

tho trnnel he discovered party OF aDo"t d "'Ao
strikers under the structure RECALLING themselves WIN
t,o contents Of a keg Of lager beer Whl'H ''o' "''
carried 10 their rendezvous and tappea' lf7 w.,
sa,c Mr. De Groat about the same moment anu nv
nitro Marty set up a derislve yell. Mr. Dc "r""'
,r a ,nouent Ia try to identify the men, most
:, ,,bom he knew but only moment, for the et'l"o''
,,rtcd ND the hill toward him on run Nc'""e
they came. Mr. De Groat IS long llilbeu' ""' ',.
discreet 4 cross-cOuHtry runner c0ulu Soar'o'' -
overtaFen him he spirited for the shops 'n" 'o''I
,e. a sbort distance away. The pursuit was d.
bricf A. il was hopeless, and tho strikers "c"' D'
their Dutch coumge-nsplrng reirc'hmeht u''"or '''
trcetlc. i,,,d
ur DC Croat conferred with the general super'i'c'u
ont G.. " bradley and 1t was decided tha' t"'9 "
dence Of a violent disposition on the par' oi inc ''"
or, warranted the taking Of all possible
measures, Consequently, about hH"urc' ~
dcn,,y ,herns were sworn in and stationed az N''o"
pont, in tie yard. a search for the atllNer' ',o"N
ttt they had dispersed after chasing Mr.. DC 'iV''
,rh sheriff. we're there again Yesterday, but 'leS "
Mailing whatever to do but 10 XII Tine 'hiO"ihs S''''N
AT TELEGRAPH poles alongside The TRACKS -.
Mr. Bradley slept upon an impro'eeo eo"'" !" ''o
,a, o sunday night. fearing thai further violence
MIGHT he attempted lite said yesterday that ollS h,c
tcen 81 the companys switchnen In tho Nec'"w No,'
, were ont and their places had all been i'''"
rho strkc he said was "a complete failure. "O1 one
If the strikers would ever be allowed 10 re'"" " -"
,,,u,s empov he declared, and while the 'o'hP""l
bad -, di.uo.itiou 10 HniagOnizc organized IapPr I"
would never permit representative o' ''' '"' ~,
,,a,l,n ,o dictate "a to whom it should or sho"'u
not employ 49,, u,Ic,. 10.
At 4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Mr' b''"'0' ~
i,d , telegram from The superintendent at h'l''"''
saving that the strike had been dcchte1 Vn ,rouId
be- Wit ana that the live stock DiO,h' IA aid
~ u,nyrd forthwith The same d'pat'h "ISu n , +,
f,,t fine Sew York Central trains WIZ ~ t,,gnio
,.r tLat compauys tracks from hIrhE 'If ~ hn',,
r.tr,d of being switched over To lh' w. III ~,
,.,r,. 20, had been the case since "a, tard,I
lie oui,rr, Of the road wore 'ini!he ~
.d .'n,,.,rad Ia he not the least worried ,.
"" ,c't shore swltohmau told n Tribune f'po',Hs
Yesterday that there was little sympathy Dc,T t.nt
y,;lr,ad employees and the s'ri|'s. lad in
,ti'L laid he THAT there Is I"p ~. ~
,h" UniIrd states whose men arc re'
don't believe thcrc Will be genera sr'G tins Of
mon would not obey the oTer- OF , VI" Mn me.
Labor rhcr, j. too much di'rdlI"l'' ~" !t ".itri,,
,',Iil alton among the men. As idF a. ~. no,,
r,ru az. concerned don't believe one ol teu nj A., ~
| ont haven't hoard OF any. n1NF .', W" "and 7
I,vs ma f,,.Du 10 complain Of my own '.ti'' ~ ~,
RI, tr, are very strictly enforced Du. Il man vitb
M. =, ,rf aud keep, straight he can sct a'o"o WIN
out any unlhlr. ,,,,,., ,..,,n ,ycr, two West
sb,. dc,r,tiyc, who talked freely WIN ne ''Prrii
irt inc alleged teup," a. they cai"d H. nc
Ted mat nuly A faT II the West SI'i' mn , i,
',,'.. nm, and thai their place, were p'HE .'l"',
TH1 '"i T,lr ,rtiCn had had little 4 any effect upon
me-. movement # fire. ght and thuE- Isl S"'' ~" az
nur.ilv 4, dnriuy tie mot pei,t 49,. d,,,,tct
- had been mad" since SATURDAY. h'F , u
However that th~ company "h""i7 ilri ''' ,i,.t
trouble and had tahrn every pre- pt',"' Win ar
any nt'ricrcncc with o.. movement "i u""' VT