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   Titusville Herald  (Newspaper) - April 4, 1888, Titusville, Pennsylvania                                The Store The Largest Stock The Lowest Prices j i L VMP FINE 81 L FIRST DAILY PAPER IN THE OIL REGIONS VOL XXIII NO 249 THE GREAT RAILWAY TITUSVILLE PA WEDNESDAY APRIL 4 1888 WHOLE NO THE SITUATION CROWING MORI CRITICAL DAILY K of L Claims to Have Defeat ed the Brotherhood and the Con Denounce It in Strona Idle Busi ness Paralyzed Millions Lost HI To TKC April local paper Tbe general advisory of tbe Brotherhood of Locomotive bad a meeting last night for the purpose of oou what steps were necessary to pre vent the radicals pursuing a course that it H feared will end in the disintegration of tbe Brotherhood The conservative members hare become greatly alarmed over the law lass actions of the switchmen an the blame tot the actions of the latter is placed on tbe of the aided by tbe radicals in the Brotherhood it it claimed Lava tbe management of strike and the of tbe Brother hood are no longer as to tbe steps necessary to be taken Moat of the ben of the committee strongly urged the of a resolution declaring that be Brotherhood of Engineers has nothing In common witb the switchmen and is In DO way responsible for thair Mr Hives chairman of the Burlington grievance committee and two or thrae others were the only ones who opposed such action claim ing that the aid oE the switchmen was needed to help tbe to gain the tba to the notice served by tbo Bonk Island on the ibat there shall ba ao further exchange of traffic Ln paper says The office of the Island baa increased 20 par since the inauguration of tbe and la still on tbe up grade inu company is prepared lo its tm to tbe Q it ul points where here ere connecting trucks which tbe Q enter the yards I hs latter has placed locks ou the switches given to their jaen to allow no 4Q trains iu meu are pleased witli this state of Ihe virtue cf the Bock Islands po is that announced by General Mana ger St they intend to avoid ty ing up entire system and causing great i aad damage to the people on their line by refusing tbe freight of the As a result of yesterdays notice tbe Bur lington has reinstated its complaint against the Book Island in the Doited States Cir Court Judge will hear argu ments tomorrow A KEUF The C M St P held a meet ing last night lasting until a late hour The chairman of their grievance committee mads a speech in which he declared taat that road was practically tied up He pointed to the fact that 5000 employes had already been laid off as a proof of this asser tion advised the mon to stand firm and predicted tbat every road in the city would be tied up of 48 hours Sim ilar were made by other speakers and a resolution in favor of a continuation of tbe strike was carried witb a yell Aa unsuccessful effort was made to induce tbe passenger engineers and firemen to de on tbe side it the switchmen and engineers but the uo just reason bad as yet been presented why they should The strike it is stated has already seriously crippled the St Paul road The through passenger engineer trains are ma on time but witb very few The Northwestern areon the contrary crowded in an uncomfortable manner Tc morrow St Paul will Join Burlington in its attempt to force the freight upon tbe roade that are DOW reaping the benefit of the strike The Western avenna yards of tbe St Paul ere full ot traina made up for road ia the At 6 oclock in tbe morning a train ot VI cars will be Bent to tbe stock yards Liter a ths day transfers will be placed upon the tracks of the 0 B A Q 0 t N W Panhandle Chicago k Illinois and Chicago 4 Tho strikers say that have positive assurance that the will strike rather than touch 1 Q car while of tbe North western employe eaj the ioad has so much freight of Its own that it cot touch traffic if K d to TEE Tho Chicago Times this morning sum np tbe situation says Tho existence general conspiracy among tbe train on all tbe centering ic to a boycott the Burlington unmistakably Ths policy of tbo in de the receipt and of cars in the regular coarse of bag tbo conspiracy beyond Oa all tbe roads the situation it critical and threatening Tbe Port Wayne It in the throas of a strike aad lU freight at a standstill MatUrs are in tba same position ou tbe St Pad it is the locomotiva on the entire system will make common canse witb the striving On tbe tbe cue ia critical and trouble ii looked for Chicago Untie aud engineer having yesterday in defeating an to transfer a Q train to their are and openly their purpose to prevent tbe recaption of tbe Tbo Bock Ishod ment no secret of its Q rather Iban trouble its men nod the polity of ths Is tbe are with tbe Burlington arii both are getting tbe benefit ot tbe Bur trouble For a general truce is declared tbe Burlington agreeing not to deliver cars tbe other roads in witb the request of the of police whose will be entirely engaged in service at tho polls leaving 110 policemen for duty at tba railroads To morrow in all probability tbe conflict will be renewed with added scope and intensity THE MICHIGAN Until 2 oclock this afternoon not a wheel had turned iu the Michigan Central yards since 7 a m the engineers firemen and all having deserted en A committee of Brotherhood en arrived this from a Mich who are earnestly opposed to a strike and they labored witb brethren This afternoon an of the company said ths men went back unconditionally At a con ference between the strikers of tbe company aud the delegation of Brotherhood men from Jackoa this settlement was agreed upon and about 3 p m the man be gan returning to work It was stated st the offices that the train of Burling has all the com motion would be forwarded this afternoon THB Aa afternoon paper publishes sheets from tbe report of the grand secre tary of ths Order of Hailway Conductors which have been sent out to the managers of the various railroads The report in made np almost entirely of bitter denunciations of of Locomotive Engineers The following are It is unnecessary to do more than call tbe attention of the of the order to the fact that divisions of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers have passed reso lutions 5hat after trouble with the 0 B t Q should been settled no mem ber of the order should be permitted to run a train where a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive were employed and why forsooth the members of the order have not willing to mabe Of stepping for the engineers to mount higher they have uot joined in n their owu interests to date the iu a word they to bemon and to ta duties I say with tbe time ban come when conductors should in instance oppose this organization in its de mands of the railway companies because every time yon aid tbe engineers you your own standing and probable increase of remuneration it there au instance on record where the engineers have aided in tbo degree any other than themselves They apply to the switchmen firemen one whom they think can be lo aid them and soon as tbe trouble is orer commence to prats that their organization keeps itself free from alliance with any other that its members are skilled labor and afford to place their skill on a par with the unskilled of other organizations by assisting them Behold them now on their knees to the switchmen and associations It IB time for the conductors to teach tbe railway officers what tha engi themselves already well know and are to conceal that of the conductors of the United States are capable and trustworthy The conductors on tbe Chicago Burlington and Quincy have already demonstrated this and they are ready to do it on other roads I hope sincerely that the time is closo at hand when they will not only ba ready but rilling to do so all over the United States Today the engineers receive pay for the intelli gence experience and responsibility of tbe conductor They have been able to ac this result only through the aid or at least the sympathy of the themselves A POLITICAL MILWAUKEE an early hour this morning General Manager of the St Paul road was found sitting at hw table in hie private dictating letters to amanuensis He there were no now developments in the situation aad every thing on the St Paul system was moving smoothly Mr Millera attention called to an opinion that the order promulgated yesterday down the working force of tha road would givs 1000 3 to the Labor ticket iu Milwaukee Ha said It is my business to take care of tho St Paul and not of the tickets nominated by tho parties I dont believe the order will make any difference I am that most of tne men employed by ths St Paul road will see that their interests Will ba subserved by the of tbe ticket which ia acceptable to the business men of the Certainly that is for the Interests of the railroads and what is for the of the railroad U for ths interest of the men employed by it BT THS K J K T April of the executive board K of L in owu for past week was by n reporter today He was What do you think of the railroad trouble in the Tbe 0 B i engineers Mr replied and it no use in prolonging the conflict it is the K of L who hava baaten them Oar hive been getting even witU Brotherhood for ita course iu tho and Reading strikes Do you not think that defeat in will be a blow to tbe Brother No This may be a good thing for the Brotherhood It may them a I think that tec end itill tint Brotherhood wiil cither coma into tba K of L or wili eater ittj some kind of a with them BATHEB April the Burlington Railway Judge for an order to compel the Bock to handle Q freight tbe Hock Inland answered by idg that the ww a part of the programme to force tbe ether lines into joining a railway which tbe Burlington Mid to Mr II B general manager of tbe C B Q answer to theie charges iu an affidavit which wu filed this The affidavit demos iu detail all the charges of the Book Island it pronounces scandalous and Five thousand delegates representing the and switchmen of al roads leading to Chicago held a afternoon to the strike Manager Jeffrey of tbe Central muda an extended speech at the of which it was resolved that the men of road ba allowed to menl iu growing oat of the This considered to be a virtual of the Michigan Central mens action in returning to work today Tele grams passed the Ft Wayne striken aud Superintendent which promis a termination of the on that road Tbe asked whether if they returned to work iu a body this morn ing they would be taken back Mr replied in tbe affirmative provided they would handle all business without nation These brief messages indicate thet the Fort Wayne switch engines will up tomorrow morning usual and put a to the blockade of traffic of tills road The Burlington road thU afternoon ap plied to Judge for au injunction against tbe Belt Line to restrain be Utter from refusing to handle the Q freight or in any way refusing tbe Q road iuch facilities iu the matter of handling freight as it furnished other lodge granted a temporary writ The Chicago Evening News Due cf the most important moves that has yet been taken in connection with the railroad strike at present paralyzing trade in Chicago decided iu secret session by Association today This is nothing than to taUe legal against every railroad connecting with the to compel them to haul out their lumber and transmit it ovar their respective 1HE KHAL The Burlington officials announced thia afternoon that another general advance would be made by them tomorrow The delivery of would bo attempted to a large number of and the final struggle ia the great strike would in all likelihood then take place At police special were being sworn in all day from reserve lists of the department Information as to what roads tbe cars would be sent by the Burlington was refused at tbe Burlington offices An of bow tbe general advance tomorrow may be met in some quarters lies in the fact that in order to reach the Grove street yard the Q trains are obliged to pass over a portion of tbe Alton tracks and pays that road mileage on every train it sends to Grove where connection is made with the yards of at least six other roads gome cf the five or switches we the key to the If these are spliced or spiked the i cannot deliver oars to those roads and all the kings horses aud all the kings men would be powerless to get a through This is an imminent danger and one that the Q people fear The switches of the Rock Island yards connecting with the Burlington ate locked and securely spiked so that no Bur lington cars can be run Into the Rook Inland yards TKC SANTA re CHC KASSAS CITT April a general and secret meeting of switchmen in the yards here held late last night reliable information wan presented to the effect that the Santa Fe would not force the men to handle freight The meeting thereupon that if such be tbe oase the yardmen on that road who went oat last evening re sume work this morning In with this the meu all took their places again this morning A April House eom on commerce bag agreed to Mr An dersons substitute to Mr Whites resolution providing for an investigation of tbe Chi cago Burlington strike by a special committee to be appointed by speaker Tbe resolution declares that the locomotive engineers now employed are in competent and that the claims of resumption of duties by tbe Darlington is pretense the California sugar king will build a ia Philadelphia Lie aid Pearl 50 Dont pay 7S tinier no on bottle Duplex Corset THE AUXILIARY COM CERT At House TMt of the Music the and concert of tbe Ladies Auxiliary of the T M C A will occur at tbo Opera Boose bis evening at 8 oclock The nature of tbe auxiliary and the grand object for which it in BO earnestly and heartily working should be enough to till the Opera House but by tbe brilliant array of talent appended it seems that tbe audience will be of flittering propor tions Of tbe accomplished ladies who wilt part in tbe bus already at length The follow ing from the Washington Republican bow ever in appropriate iu it serves to with what universal Mrs Feuger ties throughout the country Mrs Fengar gave a fine interpretation of De Benots twelfth with performance received a merited and was a surprise even to lier intimate friends She possesses a brilliant technique combined witb i beautiful quality of tone and is a representative of the French school On being enthusiastically recalled sbo played Borne Street dome witb variations BO to the audience that the was forced to respond witb a Lul laby Till Part J Wo Moot Again Ool HOUR Willird Wulton Iredell and tiano Polka Bo Concert William T Mast r Frank Theobold Indiana LAf Smith and McEnaney tella with violin Cornet Folka T H h by Do A A Knows What tho Bella Say A Part II Piano Smith Frank Vocal tolo of by J Hart Gordon Anton Violin Solo Roff Mrs I A Cornet and Lilian Walter P Mrs Kellin Hiber Ye tho lira Director Why Laura loit Her Laura hid an beau Who called twica a fortnight or Now ilia sin Sunday ere All 1 1 grieve Ob u ucr recreant bean And why did ho leave Laura V Why he DEW that Linra was a languish ing girl subject lo si ok headaches nerves and tempers and Knowing a lifelong trial ie a sickly wife be transferred his attentions to her cheerful healthy cousin secret is that Lauras health and strength are sapped by chronic weakness peculiar to her sex which Ellen averts and avoids by tbo me of Dr f This is the only remedy for womans pecu liar weaknesses aud ailments sold by drug gists under a positive guarantee from I he that It will give satisfaction in every case or money will be refunded See guarantee en bottle wrapper Mr Geale Will Rebuild the School house Pa April a 1SB8 Adjourned regular Present President Bylas Chase and Absent McKelvy und On motion Mr wan elected lary pro tern Tbe building oo mantles Mr Ely declined co enter into contract On motion of Mr Chasn the building committee wero authorized to enter into with the next lowest bidder Mr providing he a bond natii to all tbe voting aye There being no further tbe preti declared tbe meeting adjourned Secretary pro tea They mide him quits Jiat ha took i faw Pell I That cured right k a wil Than small TUB kind Smal bat 25 par THE CITY MILLS ot fc Leading Brands OK FLOUR Manufactured Integrity of material and Jives case and M tonu Can be depended upon for satisfactory Warranted Sold for Dollar Sample seat uo receipt of Eason BREVITIES closed at in ant JOUM in Erie ou night lait the Houso tonight Dout fail to Hou E L Daria ot was registered at tho Oil Exchange yest Nollie Kay of Pa dud at the for on Sunday lasi Brtt one mail nuder Monday WHS Mr Lipps and tbe carrier Al Kraffert art now about 2601 drillers and tool members of the Drillers and Tool Dressers Union with at W left for tho Worth Warren where ha will assume the of to which position he was recently appointed that the lake city Dunkirk secured control of the RM tho are making arrangements to streets The harbor is aUo to be vessels are to stop there and thu in a boom Bradford who are to patt in the auxiliary concert this evening tr rired in the ou tbo tram lust even log Mrs is a guest at the of E O Emerson Esq Urn Nollie Hihler is a or Mr aud Mra Oeo A and Airs Flora a gaest at tbe of 0 W Alert Club social ut tbe armory lest was an social mid sotus of tbo elite of the oily itn furnished good for tho aud after au ex supper Jos and the company with several fine corcot and No more parly tins been giren this season Oil Creek No 482 E A U have mailed for their soiree at tbo tomorrow been en gaged und far an of rare Oil bus ths r of being the of bopp aud the ladiew dont propose to alow this event to luck ouo of of those of the pait Post O A Jtt will be by a broadgauge will oou dmct au entertainment ou an scale nt the Opera House Monday April 1Mb the of tha of Kobl E Tbe prominent ministers of hare been invited lo deliver nud a of brilliant both vocal and instrumental together with tableaux bud many other features of will he affair tho grandest aud it in to be hoped the most successful one in ho history of the post The 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