New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25

of striking switchmen and their sympatmzers
gathered on and about the track and yards OF
the Lackawanna at the foot Of Mainst. There
were some muttercd threats against the railroad
company, and TWO companies Of soldiers and
SQUAD of policemen were sent down to protect
the property The men who made threats were
not Lackawanna switchmen. all OF whom enter
tain the fricndliest feeling for the road.
100 LENIENT WITH TIE RIOTERS.
PolceJustice King was thought TO have been
altogether too lenient with rioters. and has been
loud In denunciation of the calling out OF the
State Guard, consequently the four rioters cap
tured last night when Manaher was shot were
arraigned before Judge Green in the Supreme
Court Chambers this morning on the charge OF
riot. Judge Green, upon request Of the Lrhisn
Valley attorneys. postponed the examination until
September 9 lie fixed bail at 81 500 each. ana
that sum was supplied in each case. The men
will be held for the Grand Jury.
TIE Ccntral Lake Shore. Lehigh Valley and
Erie roads were to-day handling all 1relgh'
offered. which was lcse than the usual amount.
The Western New-YOrlk and Pennsylvania sent
out only one train and received only one. Inc
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg to-day declined
to receive any freight andlis practically tied-up
The West Shore is doing just about half Its
busincss and the Lackawanna is handling only
live stock and perishablc freight. The eleva-
tors are doing remarkably well and 1t Is an
nouuceI that there is plenty Of room yet seven
teen grain cargOes came in to-day, WHICH VIII
find little difficulty in securing elevators rlour
warehouses are not in good shape Receipts OF
all classes of package freight are heavy and the
warehouses have all along been badly over
crowded.
The strike Of the Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burg, along with that of the Western New-ior ork
and Pennsylvania. is going to make trouoie "i'h
the fuel docks unless some relief is Afforded sooh
This will oblige all vessels to go 10 Erie ana
Cleveland for fuel. unless trains start soon
Hard coal shipments have about stopped.
Little is coming in except Dy cahai
The ante-mortem statement of Thomas Monaher
who was shot at Tiff Farm last night by men,
bers of the 22d Regiment, was taken THIS morn
ing lie said he had been car switchman ior
the Buffalo Creek Railroad, was native OF
America and was thirty-onc years old. lie was
standing at Ganson-st and the turnpike early Iast
evening with four or five other men: MPnang, sina
struck one of the men working on the Lehi&h
Valley Railroad, and the man fired two shots al at
him from a revolver. Neither OF the
eaS's ca%s sp a2'N and eHe'' fired D'T two shots
put two bullets in me They had guns lhey
walked over to u saloon on Garnon-st: and the
soldiers followed me and made me prisoner
They then took me 10 the Lehigh Valley soldiers
Emergency Hospital and afterward to tne oissIa 'ar.
Hospital | did not see the men who were
with me on Ganson-st. do anything. lbey loI-
lowed me 10 the saloon, and ] saw the soldiers soldiers
take one Of them | attacked the scan ;eJ no
he was working in my place. carried no
weapons" d.
4 detachment Of Company I. 23d Regiment, OF
Brooklyn, in command of Lieutenant =. Hanas,
had . in "xrif SnInn utpfl
of the New-York Central at ChccktoWagt at nlle
night last night. The yardmaster had reporte'
that conplingpn Of freight ears werr oSlnT
Corporal w H. Mcetcr, and Prvates Powelson
Wheeler Banners and Rankin, were sent out 70
look for the persons who were doing 'n,s "u,n nra
chase to them. A number OF shots were hreu py
the soldiers. and two OF the men gave themselvee
taken 70 court In this city this morning and held
| for the Grand Jury
SLEEPING SOLDIER HURT.
| This morning about $50 o'clock Lehigh
Valley engine was backing work train TO East
RufYalo when il struck sleeping soldier. John
Delanty, of Company d, 12th New-iork De-
lanty was on the bridge over Cllnton-st. WIN WIN
his head resting against one OF the tlmDcn' no
was dragged some distance before the traln was
stopped and was picked up with very oad
cut OH the head and suffering from interna. tha
injuries lie taken on the canoose &c, 10 a' une
|
whether or not he will recover
sheriff Rrck SAYS Under the present clrcum-
stances it would be unwisc to remove any OF 'le
troops. We are now in the most serious part OF
Saws Adutant-Gencral Porter The troops
will remain here until the law is opcyeh ana re-
suectcd and there is further danger 70 persons
and property. II more troops are needed, ."eS
will fr brought and kept for the same term d,
What do you think Of the POSITION OF 'he
switchmcn to-day General Doyle was asked
IT think the strike is nearly over, ne replied;
But there is still necessity lor ohc 'ro'p''
When the strike is over returned me @ Me,i-
oral I've will begin TO move the troops away
We don't want to keep them moment longer
II don't believe the other ORGANIZATIONS VIII viii
strike" added General Doyle. "and the best
fhing thc switchmen can do is to go pack 10
work good many Of them can for etl them .n'H
Wv" his strike is not settled by any manner OF
means. " said one Of the lackawanna switchntIu, I'I,
Tonight. Mr.. Arthur and MI WllKlnsoh TSis vi.
have n lob or two on their hands now. Ii'is @
morning Engineer Rose. Of the lnckawhnna, ,n', Mns
discharged or laid of because he was nor runns
his engine fast enough IN switching y. tnc dn.
wanna trestc. The tranmcn got i,;n me sam The
hccaus. ii cy declined to do any switchlhs ny ny
very thing has happened which thes" men s"iu
would cause their men TO 90 ont. ,,..,. 49,,
The strike on the Erie. Western New l9rK x,,t anu
pcnnsvlvania and Buffalo. Rochester ana fiIiS-
htrg ms caused grave apprehenslons among the
soft coal dealers. The operation OIL , .,' var 81
yicc rules has been such as 10 force me keeping
of Only small supply on npna rnaiv n tn handle Han
Considerable amount has been shipped IN withih
flo last few weeks. But unless the coal block
ado il raised in few days there VIII De some
suffering.
STATE ARBITRATORS IN SESSION.
nr,p,xc THE STATEMENT OF THE STRIKERS At