The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-26
NON.UNIoS MEN QUIT.
Tho Strikers Still Conndent-Tho Stat
Board OF Arbitration,

Tho Strikers Still Conndent-Tho State
Board OF Arbitration.
BRooKLrS, Jan. 95.-TrafRc on the
Hamilton avenue road was resumed
this afternoon, after twelve days aus.
pension. Cars will be run at twelve
minute intervals until nighttall.
The Third avenue line has been oper.
ated with scarcely any interruption
aud little show ot hostility.
Rioters made M onslaught upon the
troops stationed at-,he Bush stree,
stables Of the Court street line abou,
daybreak. Some OF the mon were
armed with pistols which they firod a.
the pickots from a.dis,ancs. By the
time the soldiers could level their guns
to fire at their assailants, tho s.,ce.s
were clear and tho men made their es.
cape.
John Storer. twenty-seven years old,
was arrested while trying to forco an en-.
franco into tho building No. 81 Grand
avenue. Three dynamite cartridges,
eight inches long. were found on his
person. Storsr is q striker and the
house hs was breaking into was occu.
pied by non-union man.
On all the lines involved In the strike
there are said to be 4S5 cars running TO-
day. the usual number being 600.
4 woman shattered a car window on
Court street with a stone. which tho
,police allege she threw. She was not
arrested.
Master Workman Connolly, who has
charge OF the strike, said to-day to sew
eral reporters that the strike will no, be
called of in any event, and that instead
OF 5000 men being out there will be
10000 soon. Ho denied that any strikers
have returned to work.
John Goblin. secretary OF tho strikers,
says that under no consideration would
there be surrender, but that on the
contrary, the strike would bo extsnded
ii Justice Gaynor's decision should not
OBJ favorable.
ARBITRATION COMMITTEE IN SESSION..
Messrs. Feouoy, Robinson and Pur.
cell, comprising tho state arbitration
committee which left Albany last night
for Brooklyn, werc In secret session at
the Hotel st. George this afternoon, and
subpGnaed Mcssrs. Lewis aud Norton.
whom they examined as to tho cause
aud status Of the strike. Mr.. Lewis is
stll undor examination.
The committee also sont note to
oh
enco Of that official al the examination,
but tho mayor positively declined to ut
tend.
At $3.50 this afternoon the trolley
wires that were cut on Fulton street.
Saratoga, at $50 wero repaired and the
half hundred cars which had boon
stalled OH both tracku for four hours
proceeded on their trips. Guards from
tho Sevonty-hrst regiment preserved or
der whilo the repnirors were at work.
AN ENCOURAGING DAY.
"This is the most encouraging day
wehaveh had duringthestrikc, "said Mas.
tor Workman Thomas Murray to tho
Associated Press reporter this afternoon.
eve nre getting tho now mon away
from tho railroad companies n. fast as
they Nrrive. From 0 o'clock this morn.
ing till 8 this afternoon wo induced
twenty mon to leave their posts at
RidSewood, and 90 far to-day we
have rescued thirty mon at tho
other end Of the line, to say
nothing of the number wo stopped bo.
foro they reached this side OF tho
river from Now York. we havo done
all this, remember, without any vic.
lonca or intimidation; \ and tho now.
.comers In ovory case, have yielded
willingly. We bring themto our head-
quarters, warm md feed thom and fur.
nish 4 tickOt to return home, no matter
how far away they may 1.-Two. ,rhoy
have boon deceived in coming hero.
Thoy claim thoy know nothing OF tho
strike, but utter gotting to Brooklyn
lhoy wero compelled to earn enough to
get hack. Some Of them forfeit what
money tho company owes thGn, ana arc
glad to got OIL NJ easily MS that"
HoS.uSIoN MEN DISSATISFIED.
In tho three assemblies OF knights OF
Labur that mako thoir headquarters at
RidGowoud there ara 500 men. These
nro out In Odd Fsllows' hall during the