The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16

10 extlnRulsh the fre on tho Iehigh and Erie
roads early this morning about 400 feot OF
hose was cut by the strikers.
Two hundred uniformed policemen and SOW.
cnty-ilve deputy shcrifrs are guarding tho
railroad property tonight. The Police De.
rartmcnt was augmented to-day by 100 sue
ciai policemen being sworn In for duty. They
IRE doing street duty. while tho regular uni
formed officers are stationed at the scene OF
tho strike. The strike is growing moro So
limo pr re- srs sss'% sHsrir q be eSs 4h% ns Irmiteii as IS
lettcr to Con. Peter c. Doyle, requesting him
TO- have tho seyen,y-fourth Regiment ready
ior duty on an emergency call, and tho letter
lies In Its envelope ready to be sent later In tho
any. The emergency call may be necessary at
Al day the strikers have been mourning down
boer and whiskoy, in tho saloons around tho
before Tomorrow. Tho strikers watch every
stranger with curiosity. Each passenger
wa, has tho appearance Of a railroad ,iiatprcr
Is OBLIGED t. give an account of himself. Tho
ss''s' iali MH% % and are a"ss sure eth sha tyf thoy Viii saiip Vim.
One of them said:
lido not anticipate that the strike is going
o%illeiais Of tho r2sd could mo-, stand il. We
now have everything In our hands, AMI we
OF this fight. Some men are unde the imprcs-
sion that we are going to give in. bmt they are
rememhor that whnn. We struck we fully real.
jed tho step we took and tho effect it would
nSisIs Sn 'h if PC sEo at l'. Eve " !" a ,Ss f r" Mcaid
brand u. as wards. which we are not. in any
sem" of ,hS word; We aro striking for
right always wins. | think it y shame
tt tfY r,, YAK {or siEcreTIty, o has work bf In. t dsstr" dyed
n"n'bcr :! men y n /. we" We aid HhH not = go sSs out h'S %ifh
in n yo '"i' Hsnds on D" anH iiin""& tfh .a." mns aS $ S9H'"
damage done was not the work OF, switchmcn
. 1t n!l' m sns shI% nva n s1o r Tsrf 9 3a ont 1T:
%tsriere in this matter. j. can prove
by dozen men who were at the scenc last
extent. There. might hnvo been. ono or W
drunken switchmen among the despoilors Of
men. viii be exonerated. and The, Lame put
scrans who delight to piIl Lao ," and i'f burn. and
destroy property, and then have the blame
'" Th Q" , GinsF tt Srss non-unton mon who came
Arc a1Sm sto ph,iinsG Al The t inii9sy s t. so H f%,sr" f fnty
S sho f had t thsm "i IN Sl essrs ss %R ,ss DONE his fh Scs %1 tn
but In this he has, utterly failed. 4 party Of
about twenty striking switchmen, called at
ing a long ooniab with the men. The strik"rs
k l.;s,n !, them While In tho city. providing tie;
At $50 this morning the regular early train
oyer the Buffalo aud Southwestern arrived at
wv 81 ~ itOoluh ot Ct'SS tIlt Th"k VI
that road owing to the target which Superin-
tenaent l;runn had set against, them. The
and most OF them rodo in on tho street cars.
others waited IN tho target was changed
sS"ss sait an w hsn not ' ths only yh train Enfs {hat W %ns
delayed. for soon another ono came up on tho
rlain track and did not dare to entcr the city
who had left the train to look over the scene OF
tween, William street and Checktowasa. and
for half IN hour after the train stopped there.
among amen; T tn cars t so sec e]f fr thsms wa'xs1 the sr exast
Eris was DELAYED three hours. and reached the
The ina9isitorisi and moral suasion ,com!-
mittee Of the strikers has located its head
William street. whore they use the porch OF
John Hanaln's saloon as a meeting place.
under the influence Of organized labor logic.
At this place. at about noon to-day. fully 100
r rtaaf up FROM Sa't the s0P pssssnser depot sn%" with ear aG %"s
i Ssilsy T s2sn %sa sn !? W |hAa in s shs sa ID s sstiEsss
hour, those who returned said that all the new
While all this was going on. however. q gang
!Swsr r ss5S; s to m at = ley Tt Yi TINT th cas Mh IL f
sounded and It started east. passing the Will
liam : str street Htt CROSSING 81 afs at a Lively gait The train
passed fHSnahn's place. and the men or, tor Of
strikers say that this is the first freight train
the Erie hos succeeded In running out east
since Saturday. 1t was loaded with perlshable
Frank Sweeney. Grand Master OF the Switch
mems tnioni w Was ssi seen tonight and in reply
~ believe in lghtine fair: do not believe
in ! ip n n p pr p nor Wd in es nssaan a men:
st ali Of freight cars does q great deal mo ore
iaawless acts are. not countsnanccd by me nor
by the local leaders 81 the strikers.
Half IL on ane s %S { 7 7 adv ise'N' tie az m mn'n tn be
HE $ $5s;'l 1 sss% &gS T. j. :" ,i $s ; ;ssr 1 #; Ss vs. n % ;sfss
whom thsy spall got control arc respoasibio
swsitchmsn had not been treated in Such i' = way
Sansss had been spuraed BY thosoia high' au-
Mr. rF s%es meter ss sHn'9 @ HPT ils beer sn' c3sj;y fSs "t sS..
t +, ~ t!'sa to $}SSiiaoss e.. i$Sn's S$lisSo II ini SaiIi;;
rot r@esortt@ il. and neither should the, men.
strongly d!sappr2ve 81 the strikers I%njuring
tho mon, who take their plpces. though cIuirn
the right for the strikers TO reason with non:
will you remain here forsome time 2" was
asked. -.
toll how long, ! am, here in an advisory ca
pncity. and will watch the situation closely. I
hope there Will BIO no more lawless acts. They
block our efforts and do injustice to the oauso
a train tonight lot or fifteen non-union
switchmen at tho william street crossing. 4
committee from the strikers Waited on, THO
90 to work. 1t looked as though there was
going to be trouble for u few minutes when
the non union men seemed inclined to disrr-
gard the adyic; Of tle union men. They said
told when they were engaged IN New York
that they were to take the places Of strikers.
The non-union men did not 80 to work.
"A. switohman, who gave his name ns ]. II.
HI was arrested tonight on complaint Of
cused Of rIotinG. More arrests will probably
follow.
Several engines were Mt work in tho yards Of
the Lehieh Valley. this evening, but they did
keep the y.rds cle !Tior On the buffalo Crock
it. as na men could ha had. NGtrouble oc-
Cured there. This afternoon Roadmaster
Haretne ~ tho Eric i-pt nvnrvtIipn n, r,nJi |