The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24
STRIKERS WON'T ARBITRATE
GRAND TRIM MOVES FREIGHT
AND STEMS TO CAM.
Wen Insist sn IIaVinG Two Americans as
Arbner~ and Canada o. Gre~ing
AnkrS Troops Called out IN Ontario
Village wheels We, Ing IN vermont.

OTTAWA. July ~ Minister 81 labor
King made another effort to-day tn get
President Hays of the Grand Trunk Rail
way and the representatives of the rtrik-
ing tralnmen "a arbltrate All his efforts
failed Public opinion is strongly In favor
~ Imme,iiat" arbitration There il criti-
cism II the strikers because they are insist
ing on two Americans being on a board II
arbitration II appointed because they
hav" settled similar troubles The sug-
grstion has he-sl made 20 have the Dnrnin-
ion Railway Commission aTbitrntc. but this
- unsatisfactory to the men
The company seems To- be gaining
ground at any rate IL is running more
passenger and freight trains than forty
eight hours ago On the Ottawa Mon
treal division tho officials gay they are
doing 70 per cent uf the business they
were before the strike.
Troops had t. be called out at Brock
vill. seventy Ave members Of the Forty
first ReRlmeut-at an early hour this
morning as there was Tioting Three
strike breakers were injured and taken
e. tn" hospital and there were some
arrests
Generally speaking the strikers are
orderly They are firm and seem con-
vinc,d they will vet win
The fact of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way covering 80 much Of the territory
that III" Grand Trunk Railway does in
Canada tends to minimize the had ef-
feCts of the strike
An effort ~ being made TO get freight
car accommodation next week to open
up Booths lumber mill here. which en-
ploys 2.pD men Boards OF trade all over
Canada ar. petitIoning the Labor De-
partment and Members of Parliament to
exert pressure to force arbitration
BusToS. July - The succeSs ye~ter-
day IN moving freight over the railroads
IN New England affected 10y the conduc-
tors and traimens strike on the Grand
Trunk Railway caused the officers To put
morn trains both freight and paJysenger,
Ia operation to-day Freight that had been
standing on the rails OF the Central Yer
mont was again started toward its con-
slgne,'S to-day
The company is not hiring any add
tional stnkpbreakerS IN Vermont The
officers say plenty Of men ane now en-
plnyed
PoErIA ND. July - Trainmaster J. i.
Connolly Of the Grand Trunk said this
morning The way freight service on
th..- III sion u now fully restored and
this afternoon and sunday We shall move
dead freight We hope that hy the end ~
next week all the Inconvenience caused
Nv the strike viii he AZ an end Monday OF
Tuesday | expect To move with my STAFF
To some weaker point whore there IL need
of better organization and | hope to /
reopen the shops here 10y Monday or Tues
day
The passenger train from the West was
late this morning We delivered three
sleepers crowded to the Boston and Maine .
and We had the usual rush to the islands !
The train was thrOnged The passenger /
service Is now fully restored and will run |
without further interruption
On III" part u the strikers Il u claimed |
that there ~ a great pulling up Of perlshable |
freight at Montreal and other points.
pFTROIT. July - NICe- President Cur !
tiS Of the order of conductors said to-day /
that the reports received at the SATURDAY, !
morning meeting of the striking trainmsn I
showed that the Grand Trunk was NOV ing ,
no freight except "A few cars around To. I
ronto He also said that many Of the ,
strike breakers were quitting and joining I
the regular traInnrn IN strike
Following AN announcement by J j. .
SIN. -II"rintsnd"nt u "a" Wabash I
ilallr. al for the Detroit division. o. the .
effect that the strike 81 ia. tralnmen I
wa. over So far the Wabash j. CON
y"rnst, the conductors and the. brake
rsn ON the Canadian division 81 the ]
road went hack To- work at noon TODAY
The calling 81 of the strike ON the |
Wabash was the result u Conferences
We had with the heads II the railway
hrnth.rhouds now m Detroit, said Mr.
sim
Wee pr'siiont Curtis u the order ~
who has previously stated
that the trainmen would not arhitrata
IN" strike. now declares that Arbitration
will To- acceptable - the trainmen under
On" condition namely tina, T.. clark
AMI y n MorriSsey ~. named a. ar
hItratorS These men acted IN the hoard ,
Il arbitration in IN. wage dispute ~ the
New York Central lines