Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-11
A BIG AFFAIR.
The Situation on the New York Cen
trail Railroad Shows no
Improvement.
SERIOUS INTERFERENCE WIFI
THE MAILS.
A Collision on the Rome, WatertoUn
and 0gdenSbUrS ROad.-The
Police Arrangements.
By Telegraph to the NEWS.
TIE RAILROAD SITUATION.
Statement n 10 the FIreInen Strik
ing ConIrndIctcd.

Statement n 10 the Firefnen StrIk
ing CORtradIcted.
/ NEW York, Aug. u.-AI
through the night and carly this
morning It looked a. though the
strike ON the New YORK Central
vas slowly but surely petering out.
B Nevertheless, both parties, 50 far as
they went AZ all, were Is stubborn
~ ever. The Buffalo express or
newspaper train moved out on time
a. ) AM, and before : O'Clock two
tEtlns had been sent on: over the
I Harlem division. Soon after an
announcement was made that all
! trains would be run today.
The ponce arrangements remain
the same rs yesterday, except that
the men were told not 20 leave their
I posts Tor even an instant.
Nlce-President Webb contradict
I ed the statement made last night,
that the fremen had struck. He
declared that all passenger trains
were running fully manned.
Everything, he said, was in fine
shape all along the road, except al
Syracuse, where proper protection
was not accorded. He had tsle-
I graphed 10 Governor Hill for troous.
He added that arrangements wer,.
being perfected FOR moving the
I freight TO-DAY.
The first freight which moved
since the strike left the yards Tor
Albany al 8 am. No opposition
Vas made 10y the strikers, a. a heavy
guard Of police was on hand.
SiXty-iith Street yard, from
which the first shipment of freight
was made, Is the must important in
the city. The freight train passed
SpigtOn Duyvil at lose; everything
to that point was all right. Alto
O'Clock everything was In good
shape at the Grand Central depot.
The police arrangements are the
same rs yesterday. No excitement
prevails around the depot, except
that large numbers are applying for
work al the temporary employment
bureau.
FRON ALBANY.
ALBANY, AIg. II. - Adiutant
General Porter has received word
that everything is quiet at Dewitt.
Passenger trains ran this morning.
A COLLISION.
BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-THE situation
on the Central road Is unchanged.
The strikers ART few in number and
quiet. Trains from the east are
coming in several hours late, The
Chicago limited, due here at s:25
last night, got here At this morn
ing and at 1890 was st:ll standing at
the depot
The WatertOwn westbound dyer
on the Rome, WatertOwn 4 Ogrlens-
burg this morning collided with
freight cars on the siding at Adams |
Centre. Four freight cars, the en-
CINE, baggage car and first coach |
were damaged. Though the front of /
the coach was torn completely away, /
not passenger was injured. The 4
fireman sustained severe bruises.
Trains were delayed but a few
hours and the track is now cleared.
To BE CONSIDERED.
SCRANTON, Pa, Aug.Il.-General
Master Workman Powderly says the
New York Central strike will prob
IDLY lie considered at a meeting of
he general executive board in De-
roit on wednesday. He believes
bat, If necessary. the Brotherhood
4 Locomotive Engineers and Fire
men viii join the strike. 4