Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
,,dlea,ions ofltDefcRt Of tho Switch
men Unless Something
Happens.
NOM UNION MEN ARE oiVEN
REvoLvERs.
strikers Said 10 Have wrecked a
Train.-Cars Moving Under
Police Protection.
The, seem 10 he bcfes,sd 90 Trn'ns
Again Moving.

rhe, seem 10 he Defeated 90 Trains
Again Moving.
purFAIo, Aug. 20.-Thero need I've
no more mincing Of terms "a. TO the lato
al thc striking switchmen here WINE
he status which prevails tonight main.
nlns. Unless the labor leaders shnli
don't dec.slve measures la new dlfec-
ions the switchmen In tho Bufalo
Yards win undoubtedly be defeated.
they know It themselves, hut sun
cling to the conviction that something
Willhnppun. Their faith IA ON ilolr
leaders. They hope tho fremvn may
come out. -.
TbIs evening q railroad mau said:
DTbe engineers and fitemen are going
out within forty.elght hours. This "a
po.itiye. Rm In n position to know
what am talking about. feel cor-
lain that the engineers and hremen
will loin tho strike, aad Erie trainmen
are going 20 quit. They nrc well or.
eanIled. The Lohigh trainmcn are
mol, well organized md viii likely stny
Al work. The flremen may STRIFE
without the consent Of Sergeant"
This ~ the view Of au afternoon
tAper Of the switchmcn's campaign.
THE PLAN OF GRAND MASTER swEE'
NEY'5 CAMPAIGN.
il gradually coming TO view. The
Grand Master said lie was not ut all
talguine Of the result OF the present
strike, but he Is not greatly disturbed
Al tie probability OF failure. II ihe
Yards are cleared here, II N said, there
will be q stopIa Of work at Rochester,
then one nj syracuse and then at
West Albany, where over 100 men are
employed.
During the afternoon non.unlon
twitchmcn on the New York Central
were all supplied with rrvolvers and
given direct 70 use them only Tor
ielfdcicuSs. Manufacturers aud busi'
ness men In tho nolghbOrhOOd Of tue
railroads. havD taken alarm ut the
presence Of apparent danger aud asked
lhe sheriff for protection.
An attempt was made TO wreck a
Lehlgh train near Buffalo Creek this
lnemoon, but fortunately tho train
ganot leave the track.
An unknown soldier OF the Twenty
ieoad New York regiment, with "a
hyonet In his hand, rushed up to n
tBicher's stand today AID demanded
rmethiug To eai, Mt the same time at
hnpting 10 stop the Proprietor. A
Policeman WIS called upon but lad no
authority TO arrest the man. He asked
tho merchant TO give the man sons
sausage. He did NO, but tho half
crazed man attempted to stab bystand-
ere. At last by main force he was re-
turned 70 the regiment and placed Ia
the guard house.
THERE WAS a sIStRMIsu
with the strikers at East Buffalo last
night on account OF the strikors stOn'
Ing nOu.union men ON the Erie trestlC.
A detachment Of the Sevvniy.iiisi
REGIMENT came mp, and when tho
strikers continued siOning, orders wor,
given ~ IRE, The rttikvrl tCat'
tered In almost every direction and
escaped.
TIDE New York Central cleared Ia
yards Of livestock anu perishablc
freight today.
SET TO WORK.
At precisely noon L.ke Shore
switch engine backed out OF tho round
hOusc anu set 10 work, while large
crowd OF Bwitchmeu and friends
gathered and quietly watched tho new
men at work. They looked sullsn
anu ugly, but msue no demonstra'
ton.
Three additional locomotives were
se1 TO work with non-union crews by
The Lehigh company.
ESGISE DERAILED.
An engine OF tho Erie express train
which lett New York at 4 O'Clock this
morning and h due here at 1925 10.
night was derniled Mt Finden, near
AtIics, at 10 O'Clock tonight. No on,
was hurt. Wrecking trains lett Buffalo
lJf The scene. The accident IL at
uibuled TO strikers.
BLOCKADE RAISED.
ElmRA, N. ", Aug. 90. -iTho
blockade nj Sayre, Pa, and Waverly,
n. T., was virtually raised today.
About 1'sO this morning the ball was
sci rolling at Wayorly when "a freight
GA Tue Philadelphia & Reading from
hayre was stopped on the switch 10y
Mlsere. The military were notified
anu they marched 10 the railway
tracks, formed Ia line ten abreast and
marched up To the tracks to clear Tho
crowd Hundreds OF people blocked
me Tracks ami the banks along the
Ianllroad, yelling at and guying the
Tbs picket line formed, but while
Iney were forming the fro In the en-
glhe wna mystefiously dumped and
pms were pulled, Tho IRE WAS rebuilt
hnu policeman turned the switch, rs
noswitchman dared TO do It. The train
pulled out on tho Erie tracks and
aissi The depot all right, closely FOL.
iIpwed ny delegation Of strikers.
L,nes OF military guarded the train on
.lIher Side. They soon found that
,uie nlhs had been pulled and the
us'n stopped again, but eventually gol
gu without further trouble.
lhr"e trains more also passed out
WlWeen the lines OF military and the
s9npany claim the blockade II raised.
ailohhei MCNAMARA, leader OF the
t"lkeft, was arrested this morning on
charge OF interfering with the NOV.
~ OF tfains and was released ON $1,000
oai Tor examination noxt Tuesday.
ORDERED FORWARD.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 20.-Morton's
"."sry, consisting Of twenty men, two
men rifle guns and one Calling
uu, which have been In this city
,ince yesterday, were ordered forward
SoAl Greek tonight aud LEFT on the
''-' regular passenger train. 1t is