New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
THE GOLD PREMIUM AT BUENOS AYRES.
Buenos Ayres. Jan. 2O.-God closed to-day at 203
per cent premium.
The STRIKE on THE CHICAGO AND ERIE.
FREIGHT TRAFFIC At \ sTANDSTILL-pIS-
PATCIIERS AND CONDUCTORS OUT.

FREIGHT TRAFFIC AT 4 STANDSTILL-p1s-
PATCHERS AND CONDUCTORS OUT.
Chicago. Jan o1-Gencral Manager Tucker of the
Chicago and Eric Railroad. made the following state
men this afternoon I'm regard 10 the strike Of dis
patccrs and conductors on that line: There are six
dispatchers and fifteen to thirty condnotorS on
strike Every OF our passenger trains ha, moved on
time to-day except the North lndson. Ind. accommoda
tion. We not irving TO move freight trains ana
shall not do 50 until the situation develop. If not a
wheel turns the Chicago and Ehc during the term ~
my natural life that man scott the dispatcher. who WIS
discharged for neglect 81 duty. will rot be rcnstatfd
II the company va, wrong in the matter it would ac
know ledge il and put the man back but II !, right
and proposes to stay right We expect the few men
ont Will their mistake and 20 10 work aSaih.
They have no real grievance. II our Sgirs were
cut last night east Il Huntington, Ind. That shows
the anlmus Of Of the parties concerned In TINS
thing
The Chicago strikers today made an effort To induce
the yardrcn and ,itchmcn t) Join in the strike. In
this thrv were unsuccessful
\ dispatch from Fort Waync in regard 10 the
strike .aN>: The ttaumcn have taken up me case
Of the train dispaclcrS and rcfu~' 10 take orders
for the movement # trains from any But the Old men.
Columbus. ohio. Jan. 2l.-A dispatch tp "ihe
Columbus ohio Dispatch from Marion say: There
Is not "a freight train on the Chcag, and E'ie b."
tween Chicago and Marion. No-. and mail trains
are On route Nc~tiburd Train NJ. . arrived here
on time and pcrhap, NAV Dc taken out ly conductor
Kerr. lie did not report f0r duty. however uniI
a call had been made To- AL cJuiuctor- nj this cnd
and they refused. and he received orders iNm tl'
C. Il. G. onical, f. %. The engineers are at Their
post bui ar, ready {, ro out. Their sympathy is
with the strikers, "a, the whole trouble seem, 10 70"
4 dI-lnc of superintendent Merrill To ~''t The
railroad il anticipation Of trouble. ha, made arrange
mcnt, with the Pennsylvania and J.. {. &. and II.
Ioui, T. handle all passenger and p"r.~!ablr b"-i
ue,, East aud Wet VIA Irhaua and Min-Acld
Terra Ilautc. Ird.. Jan. 2t.-Gmnd Master s'f
CONT # the brotherhood u Fircmcn. said thi. after
noon &, the Associated Pre- correspondent tfai h"
l3h r.,rn uo order fri strike of ilc rrmrn 'u iA'
Chi,a-o and Iuc Eoai. Tie puly Information hc
lad Of any trouble was telegram received last
nrht from Huntington. Ind. asking him 10 com"
there A once ANY grievance, he said, must come
10 him in tie manner prescribed by the ccnsh uh"r
and after every effort to amcahly -citlc the drcuty
ha- failed. This has not been done. ana VIZ SARGENT
said that unGrr the ui" recently adopted any hN
man gong out 300 g strike without being &uih9r/'d
f. liable - expulsion. Mr. sargent ,aN- nr VIII rlN"
thc matter attention only after grievance has
reached him In the proper manner.