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The strikers 10 the Buffalo section to-day
/ number 4Sl. These are divided thus; Fire
ductors. I3. The total number OF strikers or
| the whole system ia reported to be 2,Sj5.
o Snns sSq weqe thf edps SsGs
| work and named a dozen or so who he said
were backsllders, Later these same. men
Bfotherhooi. The strikers say that only one
man so far on the entire road has gone back
| 70 the headquarters here to-day pronounce the
| blockade holding its own at all places and the
SSny R sherss dE St fs viii make 0
| blockade. Instead Of starting with ninety men,
| Plenty Of men are seeklp employ ment In the
strikers, places. and all OF the best are being
E,sToS Ia. Nov. 2i.-The LehiGh Valley
Company moved its passenger trains TODAY
m tine re ngs StndSy ,ISn nGns
almost on time. Superlntendent Donnelly has
been devotinR most of his energies 70 getting
and tonight though lie he was was seriously ham:
pered by old men leaving this morning and
10 such shape that another day will put
them them all on time on the Eastern di-
Sams from nl hsdsTpSsr nT1Ssr' mi. and
srtsfs wsI. csr Load f to ye ongh The
score OF engineers to Guit. Tie com pany says
this resulted from intimidation. The strikers
over the Central from Roseiie to Jersey City.
oa ts usual way OF reaching the latter terminus;
employees. The Sheriff has sworn in 200
deputies 9 at the request OF the COM
pected to secure engineers and flremen from
along the Pennsyvnnis, PouRhkeepsie and
committee along that route and succeeded in
prsyentlng seyeral from accepting the corn.
strikers.
SoMEKvILIE, ". T.. Nov. 21.-Only two east
bound and three west hound passenger trains
have passed over the Iehigh Valley Railroad
through Bound l,rook. to-day. During the
but this was because there were cars Of live
stock on IT, which could not be very well de-
who was nut in place of Joseph Durm, who
Went out on sunday, was formerly, employed
for some reason. His wife now works at
Neshanir. on the south branch OF the Central.
She does not belong to the union. and yester-
line were pesterinr the lie out Of her by call
ing her up and telling her That her husband
are about one hundred cars OF coal and about
twent y-iiyo care Of freight tied up,
Sheriff e. 4. pills Of Somerset county Tor pro-
lection to their property which runs through
this county about one mile from here. Two
4
.H.zLETdN Ia. nov. 3i.-with the exception
three hours behind time no traiflc is being
moved on this division Of tho lehigh Valley
were Obliged to shut down early and ali others
Gilt ne brought to s'andstill hy might. Mayor
Snd shaps hs sent 10 the
Bakeslee last night. Not single striker an.
THsDiNG. Nov. 2i.oinqury among the Read.
lnE Company's employees in this city who are
has volunteered to accept work on the Lehigh
Valley road. Many say that they will not 20
II frhhn sigAliGn H,nIs IS oggste4;, gsv , ,.,o.r,u
firemen to-day calling Grand Master sargent
Sargent is in st. Louis. where Grand Secretary
Arnold will hold a conference with him in the
PEM AAnnS rnSd NSv % !aon GO to o,
!GiaesburG. Ill. Grand Master OF the order OF
hour this morning The, news OF his "a arrival Gn
o'clock more than 300 OF. them had assembled
Smith street. Mr. Wilkinson was greeted with
enthusiasm when he entered the hall. lie en-
few % days before T"' ,Gs G&e" company Ts'f would 1SS
The kers sa TO were s'fnds to Ss 6e.Iy 'hSs
hours, ana at the conclusion Gf the meeting
Mr.; Wilkinson went directly to he Jersey Gem
Easton. Ten englneers and ten :iremen. who
had previously refused 10 strike, loft yester-
day morning. They told Train Despntcher
Brodhead that they were afraid to remain any
longer.
1t was learned this morning that n commit.
tee OF the strikers had called on the four now
men who began work on Monday. As a result
ofthis two Of the men did not report for duty
to-day: No attempt Was made to send out any
freight to-day.
PHuApELPHIt. Pa. Nov. 21.-ActIng Cen
eral Manager Voorhees, Of tho Lehigh Valley
returned from Bethehem tonight. Every
thing looks satisfactory lie said. and from
Mauch Chunk to New York tho service Is in
good SHAPE.
" Al Buffalo things are moving. and we are
rrelared TO take decisive action tomorrow
ut NilkesbarTe and SRyre. The ilrrmen at
DelanO and HaZlet0n went out this morning.
but by 10 o'clock they were ack in their Places
received n despatch to-day from the
G., b. and - managers Of Chicago olering
200 men, and Michigan road wants us 10
take lub ot tlIelr engineers and hremen. We
have no use Ior thc>r offers as We are gettln:
all the men We want"
The Grievance Committee OF the strikers
lid to-night that they are more huIriul OF
huccess than at any time since the strike 10.
gan.