Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-08-25
IDlITCHED A TRAM.

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DlTCHED A TRAIN.
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pasusaandcres..ar.1 severa, Enconntars Ret,.aan
soldiers and swltchmen-The situation
Up to Date.
| BUFFALO, n. Y, AUG. 22.-The
second week of the railroad strike has
opened. Three features are most
prominent: An army ST 5000 soldiers
is CHARTERED in the city and county:
an attempt, only partly successful SO
far, is being made to lift the freight
blockade, and the danger of a strike Of
kindred organizations is no less immi-
nent than heretofore.
The strikers made another attempt
Is wreck train on the Erie Saturday
night. The day press, aleaving New
York at o'clock with four coaches and
parlor car, was the train they Sc
lected. The train left Linden on time
and was running at IL high rate Of
speed when the locomotive jumped the
track and went blowing into the sand.
The coupling-pin between the en-
CINE and hrst car broke and saved the
train. The CARS ran on for nearly a
Quarter OF a mile before the emergency
brakes We're applied. The locomotive
keeled over on its side and was not
badly dana ag aged The fireman and en-
gineer escaped with slight injuries
The passengers were badly frightened,
but were not hurt. A locomotive from
this city went after the lrain. =
Inc cause OF the wreck was found to
be fish plate, which had been wedged
between the main track and the switch
IN such a manner that the wheels Of
the locomotive were raised Oft the
tracks. rive suspicious characters
were seen lolterlng at the sceue when
the TRAIN stopped and quickly started
away when the tralnlnen approached.
Inc Ere has a Soffered " 900 reward for
the apprehension OF the persons de-.
rall'ng the Train
numerous .1n encounters s occurred ecu 'eo az the
aocks a1ter midnight between the
militia ana longshoremen.s Inc latter
are greatly sWrought@up over the action
+ OF inc sololers IN MAKING 1fee use OF
the1r Dayonets' lhey threaten 70 ourn
tue DOCKS ,s ana elevators II the militia IS
not WltharaWn.
loC4 OF st t4iSea pttack ts the plcket
suaru $o1 inc !h1rteenth regiment IN
we Cencrsll d, lielSllI YARDS shortly a1ter
~ 5ociocA:s 7Elney were armed WIN
coupling pms oaPt. GURUS oroereo ms
Anen - Sii.. N We noo' ana me
ss ~ y VIC way one " 'siose 'neni away.
NO ., Que was l'''rt'
ne ser'Ae's were encoufaSeo ny inc
n'le'e suspels1ono q Wor .. As - 1he e ele-
".ots' q 'out Lew s t'da SsA1oYsters
w. olA o ~" = ss npa'ny r 50 eiie
," i'cnii'en. ney NAG no grievance :.
oelnS saVlsheu Wlohss tne@ wages aPala,s
ana are not employed oy the rail-
roaos's ihey sssWehss,o n5g.t TO 60 comph'a
caee 8tne t, ne, ana EN- oarrass the
i<aiiioaos' nc s'tiheis oeny thilc any
OF tnelr nun l Ger nave o1lereo 70 return
70 WORK. out II IS known that seven
Wn'.,, wa,'ea u oupelin.enuen1
"a 49,, n 80 49, go. 49,
~ ~ ps - 80 W W. "
~" * a. n, o. - ~ 7ol 80.
:. 'unn ~. Nevlns' . s1ilher' was caugh'
+.a;. - ~ n'.:
VII 80 ~ =. w
'"lle! 'i'ehe neai nlnsen e.ieeO. ~
have gone THROUGH the omen switch
He was made prisoner. bv a soldier.
who turned him over to the police. and
he was taken to Headquarters and
locked nm.
Tie improvemement in the situation
is only slight, but it fayors the rail
roads. Under cover of the protection
OF O soldiers the central Leh1gh and
All the perishable Freight that could
be X put in position was started
east. The volume was not
large, but it was sufficient to give the
officials cause for elation and they now
assert more positively than ever that
the strike is broken and that in a
couple of DAYS they will be handling
freight with usual dispatch.