The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

Some Of the last cars i'm had rough eN-
periences.
Cars were run much later Tonight on
the Court street line than at any time
since the strike began. The last car
left the ferry for the depot at 9.f0 o'clock
tonight. No trouble occurred on the line
during the day.
Judge Gaynor has granted an order 20
show cause why writ of mandlmus
should not issue 20 compel the Brooklyn
Hights Company TO resume the operation
OF it's lines.
Albany. n. Y. Jan. 22.-Adjutant Gen
eral AIcAlpin and COL Marvin. Gov.
Mortons military secretary. LETT fer
Brooklyn today on special train. The
adIutant general took this action after
a talk by telephone with Mayor Schieren
and with Gov. Morton. The governor
thought il would be well for Gen. Nc
Allin TO visit Brooklyn and learn fhe
actual situation. Gov. Morton is anxious
for an early settlement Of the trouble.
aud he will be informed of the state OF
affairs by she adjutant general who
will return here ON "a special train to-
night If possible. The governor has Ie-
ccived protests from labor organizations
against his calling out the state troops,
and Will shortly answer the same. TO the
effect that IL was but his duty under the
constitution. to order out the militia.
Inc governor No-udt received ANt lAl-
lowing letter from Mayor Schieren OF
Brooklyn, Switch was written yesterday
afternoon: II desire TO thank you FOR
your promptness IN acceding 10 my re-
quest for additional troops. The First
brigade reported promptly, and are now
on duty.
AT the hour OF writing everything
is reported TO be quiet, and the calling
out of the additional force of the national
gaHf fHff.
effect
Il hope that in a few days at most
the trouble will be entirely at an end"
Gen. Oliver. commanding officer of the
Third brigade, has notified the companies
in his brigade to be ready to respond TO a
further call for troops TO go 20 Brooklyn
Troy, n. Y, Jan. 22-The commandants
OF the sixth. twelfth and twenty-hrst
separate companies OF this city, have re-
ceved orders 10 be ready TO start for
Brookly at a moments notice.
Hudson, N. r.. Jan. 22.-The twenty
third separate company of this city re-
ceived an order this afternoon to report
at their armory with field uniforms, camp
outfit and three days rations ready ia
move at a moments notice to Brooklyn.
Baltimore, Md, Jan 22-District Assem-
bly, No. Al, knights Of Labor OF Balu-
more, last night resolved to support the
striking street car men in Brooklyn
Resolutions to this effect were adopted
after it had been stated that an agent OF
the car companies was IN Baltimore en-
gaging men to so to Brooklyn to take the
places of the strikers.
/ New York, Jan. 23 3 a. m.-'rhe Times
/ to-day prints the following: IAN order
/ was received al the Jamaica avenue de-
/ pot Of the Brooklyn City railway line
/ Yesterday afternoon to pay OFF the new
men. Each man was carefully questioned
/ before any money was given him
/ " Did You work yesterday? asked the
/ foreman of one man.
Yes
! But you did not take out car
But / was here
| That's true. but you were only being
| broken in. You are entitled only to 81
/ cents for yesterday
| My contract with the company calls
/ for 81 a day. said the new man, Indignant
/ ly. I want 81 for my days work
We don't know anything here replied
/ the foreman. about your contract with
/ the company. I'm instructed to pay you
/ 80 cents If You want more you will have
/ to go to the head Office in Montague
! street
This conversation was carried on in the
/ presence Of Il reporter of the New y ork
| Times, end there were many others OF the
| same sort.
THE men seemed to think that they
! were not well treated. The foreman told
/ them that IL they did not Ike what they
| got they could quit. We're not keeping
! you here he said, you can 80 where you
/ like