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' violating the ion hour 111w before the
Running of Trolley Caro
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nu.
r11. Gui-t strike nu Tied Up All the one
face Lines but One. and 0.000 Ilsa Ars
Dora—companioo'flavo Up Their Attempt
to Bea Out Caro With a relies Escort.
Bacon". Jan. 15. ~Almort 6. 000 men.
inclndi motcrmen. conductors, electri-
eionsau others, employed on the various
trolley railroads in this city.a are on strike
today. it is the first strike the trolley sys-
tem has experienced and is a most thorough
and complete one.
The only road not tied up is the Brook»
in and Gooey island. better known as
the Jay and Smith street line. President
“flail Si til W
i
that hundreds»)! then micro-d
ms the mud our stables M
14 hours every inordor ordorto can
trance. The st hers allege also that
heir own hours are practically it aday
instead of ten. and they feared that in
time the company would gradually so in-
crease the number of trippsrs that very
few men would be left for steady Jobs at
Oil per day.
.111 the event of such a development the
sompany would be in this position: it
would have more men than it needed to
draw upon at all times. and it could
llcally nay oil of these men so mum
trip. with the result that the standard” of
wages would be much below the ill mark.
The men had other minor grievances but
these were the principal cues.
Jersey Trolley Mon Uneasy.
Bsnry W. Slocum had the men's demand
under consideration. and when the com-
mittoo of the district assembly called on
him the strike as far as it concerned his
road was amicably settled. An agreement
was signed. and now that road is the only ‘
one running in full fem. ,
During the day Mr. Lewis.‘ president of
the Brooklyn Heights Railroad company,
made a public statement, in which he
said the tieup was without any just cause.
He also notified the mayor. police commls'
sloncr, sheriff and tire commissioner of
the strike and asked for polite protection 1
He sent a communication to the railroad
commissioners at Albany and posted no:
ticss of warning at all the corhouses no-
tifying strikers to keep owny.Ti1cro were
also warnings to keep the peace. but in
spite of those numerous cases of interior-
ouce occurred
There was some delny in the transpor-
tation of the mulls but the mail cars were
guarded by policemen. At the different
power houses throughout the city ovary-
thiug was quiet A short diatoms from
each one the strikers kept their pickets on
duty. The railroad depots were deserted.
but pickets kept wut: b there also They
did not have 11111111 to do. but may lune
later as it is expected the companies will
bring men from other cities to take the
strikers places.
Drove a Mail Car Rock.
A riot occurred at Twoutythird street
and Fifth avenue between 11 pum- of 1300
strikers and 25 policemen. President Nor-
ton of the Atlantic Avenue mud bad (11'-
dered out one of the mall cars to be taken
over the road. it was in charge of Mr»
tormun Ackcrmuu and Conductor Jack
son. A policeman took his stand on the
front platform of the car. and Sergeant
Powers stepped up beside the conductor
on the platform.
As soon as the car was clear of the car-
house the strikers begun peltlng it with
stones. and in 11 few minutes the windows
had all been broken and the wowiwcrl
greatly daumged. Sorsmmt t’cwers 1111:
medintcly ordered the car bar-k 111w the
shed. but ,‘the strikcrs had boon shrewd
enough to interrupt 1t. in the fence! such
volver. as also-did Conductor Jackson.
Then followed 11 perfect fusllllulc of
stones nguinst themr. with the result thut
Jackson wus struck in the bend and knock-
od down. At this point 25 reserve polite-
men appeared on the scene. and after con-
siderable difficulty forced an entrance so
that the cur could run lmclt into the shed.
When Conductor Jackson was picked up
from the plntform. whore be hud fullcn,
it was found thnt ho mus suilcr'mu from a
severe scalp wound.
Supcrlnteudmit Quinn 111111111 number at-
tempt. to furccnpiwsugn- siinrtly afterward.
A 1111111 our hunting the 111911111 sign. “i hit:
ed Status 1111111." was sent out. its front
and roar platforms crowded with police-
men. The doicrmincd ottltmlo of flu: nfll
curs i‘OWUil the strikers. who allowed the
car to be taken 1111 litrM Ninety sixth street
and Fifth uveuuc. Homo stones Worn
thrown. but the only 111111111331 sustained
was 11 low broken window». The cur was
ordered back in the shed by the superirr
Condom. 'l‘he strikers Mid the wmmm
whn gather-vii with them stood in its path
and threw it volley of stones at the puilt‘vr
mun guarding it. several of “1111111 revolved
insignificant wounds. The car was housed
amid a scene of great excitement.
Another (‘ar Turns-d Back.
Some minutes inter Superintendent
Quinn told l’ullco (.‘npluiu Murphy of the
Eighth precinct that be Wuulil order an‘
other car to be taken over the line. ("up
tain Murphy protested on the ground that
such an Melon would be ill advised. inas-
much as it would lead to another conflict.
Superintendent Quinn maintained that
ho bud a right to do so. and he would
Captain Murphy ugnln domurred and tel-
ephoned to Superintendent of Police
Campbell for more help. the result being
that the reserve forces of the neighboring
precincts were ordered to the scene nf the
struggle. The demeanor of the strikers
became so threatening that Superintend-
ent Quinn iiunliy consented to abandon
his intention.
The motormen and conductors will. they
claim. invoke the low agniunt the com-
panies District Attorney iiidgvmy has
promised. they say. to bring the mutter of
grand jury. The men declare they are we
ed to give testimony that will prove
he guilt of the companies. .
The railroad companies. realizing that
any attempt to run cars would be futile.
sioeed down their power houses and their
car sheds. ’l‘he strikers dispersed during
the evening to their berries, and at 1‘0
o‘clock only a few stragglcrs remained in
the neighborhood of the power houses.
The only acts of violence during the
evening wow the throwing of a brick
through one of the windows of the power
house at Court. street and Hamilton avo-
nue and the breaking of some windows
in the cars standing in the shed. All the
lice still remained on duty at the station
ouses throughout the night. The only
trolley curs running in the city are those
on the Uonoy island and Brooklyn read.
What They Are Fighting for.
The employees have made no secret
about their agitation for better wages.
shorter hours and fewer trippcrs. There
had been talk of a strike for several days.
and blaster Workman Connolly of District
Assembly No 75, Knights of Labor. who
to practically the strike leader. had given
the railroad folks every opportunity they
could desire to prepare for a tioup. As a
consequence. the strike was no sooner de-
clared than the companies began hiring
men to replace their old employees. Scores
of those applicants were in line at the
doors of the Brooklyn City railroad build.
ing. Houtoguo nod Clinton sireeta yester-
daymorning. ion‘g before the ouporlntend-
ooi's edic- was open.
Jsttssr (,‘n'v, Jun.15.-—A meeting of
the employees of the Consolidated Trac-
tion emupuuy of this city has been called
for h‘riduy evening. it is reported that
some of the men flfeiiliicuiiltmlml and that
a strike will be oumhlcrui, The company
Mostly 111111111 coucossmns to the men and
sflected n11 appurcutiy sittisfunlory undor-
stonding.'l'l1e employees express syru-
pathy with the strikers in Brooklyn. The
report that agenm of the Brooklyn compa-
nies were obtaining recruits among the
employees oi the Consciidsted Traction
company is discredited. if any have been
engaged, they are few.
No Strike la Newark.
NEWARK. N. J.. Jan. 15,—” was r11-
rncred here that efforts were being made
to induce the employees of the trolley lines
in this city and vicinity to strike in sym-
pathy with the men in Brooklyn. The
motormen cud conductors say they sym-
pnihlze with the men in Brooklyn. but
their own griev sums are in progress of act—
tloment. and therefore they hove nothing
tit/complain of. The changes which the
men doummded are being made on line
after line so rapidly as the company can
moire the necessary urrungomeuts
The liuhols strike Settled.
Drums. l’a.. Jun. 15. ——i10ucml Mun-
agar Elliott returned from lluffaio and
submitted a proposition to the striking
miners from the operators The company
agrees to reinstate oil the discharged orn-
ployees except those who haw called for
their time '1 his proposition is acceptable
to the idle miners. ands meeting will he
held today to formally accept. Work will
he resumed 011 Wednesday both here and
at licynoldsvllle.
The (ticmkrnakofl' Strike.
NRW Yous, .lsu. lit—At a general
mass meeting of the striking ciooltmakers
it was decided that the various branches
of the Hmkumkers‘ union should deter
mine whether the present strike is to be
declared off. This decision was arrived at
after 11 very stormy session. at which Jo:
oeph Burnndcss vulnly counseled that the
strike should he ended
- ('arnogis Methods Again.
l'irrstu no, 11111. if .——'l'hcre was great
excitement in the Homestead stool plant.
Suxwrinicudum 1‘. hi. Schwnbmlfcd about
2011! the most prominent workmen and
asked why they nitvudcd the meet ng to
discuss organization and than 111. urged
them.
To Fir “’agoo of Tin “’nrks-ra.
l‘t‘n‘smtno. .lnn. lit—A conference of
tin pinto truutufuoturers and a committee
from the Annulmmmtcd assmrhttlou is in
sossmu her» to ntivmpi n mmpromiso on
the wage liill'nllull.
A CUP DEFENDER.
l'nmi tn ltuild 1s \‘arht That “'1“ Beat
the \‘nikyrlo.
Xr'w Yous..l11u. i:1.~—'i‘bo New York
Ym-ht club hold 11 SD“! 1111 "tooling to re»
calm the ri-pnri of tho Ann-rivn's cup cuur
mitts-o mun-ruin; ibu iiuguilntiuili be»
tween the New York Yucht club and Lord
llunraveu and the liuyul Yurht squadron
for on international yacht ruco in 15515.
The report of the unlullillim wns unnui
tunusiy not-opted. 11nd the resolution was
adopted.
’l‘bcchair then 1111111111110 following state
mum: “The choir states for the informa-
tion of the club that onnrls. with premise
of success. are being made to secure My
nisite funds fora new boat for the do-
louse of the Amt-rims cup, the result of
which will be announced shortly."
The meeting then adjourned It was
expected that after the meeting there
would be an informal discussion of mcas
tires to be token in the way of wearing
funds for a new cup defender. and the
fact that there was no such discussion was
aseurco of much regret to many of the
members present.
Philadelphia Municipal Politics.
Pu11..1111t1.1-111A. .lan. 1:1.-'l'ho Muniei
pal league, on orgnuilatiim made up of
the reformers of both pcliflcal parties.
hold a meeting behind clmed doors to con-
sider thcadvisnbility 11f ucmiuntlnga oun-
dhlate for mayor in opposition to Charles
F. “'nrwlck. the clinicon the leaders of
the now defunct Republican combine.
bias South Dalsuia'a liofadltor Escaped?
New Ymut. Jan. io.—-’i'he passenger
list of tho stcmurhlp Persia. according tea
dispatch received front Pierre, 5.19.0011
tallied the name of W. W Taylor. and.
speculation woo rife as towhotbcr the pos—
senger wns W. W. Taylor, the do'aulting
trmsurcr of South Dunno, who is now a
fugitive from Justice.
loo Yacht Racing.
Nam" no. N. Y.. Jan. lei—Tho open-
ing races of thsilrangc Lake loo Yacht
sailed. all of which were won by Vice
licmmmlurc Willctt Kidd's Buowdrift. a
Newburg yacht.
Jilted Lover Commits suicide.
Kisusros. N. Y., Jun. 15,—Wiiitamlv‘.
Eteigcr. a young resident of Hougortlos,
shot himself in his father' a horn in that
village. He had handisspymmtod 111love.
Help l‘or llestltolo Pmpto.
Dzsvsu. Jan. ifs—Tho Burlington rail-
road has shipped to the destitute people
of western \‘ebrsslta 7f) carloads of sup-
plies contributed in Colorado.
Cold Wars 1.1 'i'eus.
(invasion. .lan. 111.9111. cold were
stuck tialvesion about] :1 'clack a 111. by
desiccha 1n. the temperature fell tell,
the lownt oi the day. .
la A-plsibiols llooirieal Tricycle.
“unaware”
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club wme hold hero. Three races were.
was: W" ‘ '“
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1mm M‘VOTBBTOIU‘RPHY’B 14.
[he lepoltliean Majority la the Delaware
legislature Divided—Higgins lied Kore
Than Addicts. but the Latter’s Support-
ers Refused to Enter the Caucus.
'l'umv'ros, Jan iii—The joint caucus oi
the Republican senators and members oi
the New Jersiy legislature. after a two
hours' session. placed General William J
Sewell in nomine-
tion for the Unit-
ed States senate to
succeed John R.
McPherson. Gen-
eral Howell's nom-
inntion was decid-
ed upon by a vote
of no out of 70.
The opposition to
the general was
somewhat hitter
on the part of a
few. but did not
materialize very
extensively in the mutter of votes. Semi-l
tor Bradley refusod to go into the caucus‘
at all. and after the caucus had been in
session about half an hour Assemblyman
Olcott. who has been leading in the fight
for Franklin Murphy. and Assemblyman
Elselo. Drake and Zsbrislrio left the as-
sembly chamber. whore the caucus was be-
ing held. They left because of the defeat
of a resolution to allow each member to
vote in the joint session regardless of the
caucus. They were followed shortly after-
word by Assemblyman \‘oorhees of Bergen
county.
After these gentlemen had loft the cau-
cus n motion to adjourn was defeated.
with only two votes in its favor, and then
the members got down to the business of
making the nomination. Senator Voor—
hoes was in the choir. and Louder Storrs
of the ossetnbly nuiod 11s temporary chair-
mun. General Sewcll‘s 111111111 was we
sented by Scuatnr Rogers of Camden and
seconded by Senators Stokes. .Sitlrm and
Hoffman. Senator Ketchntu presented the
name of Franklin Murphy. With the six
abseutces the number represented in the
caucus was 034. (if those all but eight
voted for bewoll when the bullet was tak-
on. The eight were Senator Ketcbam and
Assolublymun Honedict. lulloak. Dun-
can. l'lsrrionnJlmrgo 1. Smith. G. A. rich»
her and block. . h‘cuntor Bradley, who did
not go into the caucus. says he will vet:
for Franklin Murphy in the joint meeting
next week. bir. Eisele also says he will
vote for Murphy unless requested by tbs
latter not. to do so There are only if
”0310011“ iii both houses.
GENERAL ERWEXL.
Allillclut Men lit-1y Out.
Dove", Del. .lnu. lb.-—'I‘birtcon of the
19 Republican members of the legislature
assembled in the huuee to select their run:
didute for l'niimi Hiatus senator. The six
absvutcos—Mcssrs. llull. 0. L. Monro,
llrown, Morgan. Robbins and Handy-
failed lu put in 1111 ammonium. and (the!
waiting 11 11' error (if an hour a committee
won son! to wuil upon them. The ab
aonlws 1m. in Minion men. and when
the 11111111111111! n-iunmd it repurtodihut
Mr. Iilmm', who iuts charge of Atltllcka'
light for the i'nitcd states sonatorship,
had sinuad to them that ho wuuld “stay
away till hell from over. " it is believed
that till 11! the ill who attended the lie-
publiusu caucus inrnr Higgins for the
lnited Shims sciuiturship but iii voiceI
will be rogui. oil on Joint lullnf.ni1dil
seems impumhle to iuduio nay three of
the nbsonioes to come into tbovaucus.
The result will probably be that the but
tie will he fought out on the floor of the
hon-11- tomorrow. The three Sussex men
who wvro heretofore regarded as invura
ble to Addicks' candidacy are new under-
stood to be for Higgins. 11 foot which is at- ‘
trihutmi to the influence of (icvemnr blar-
Yul. 'l‘lm mucus of the llouuwrato result-
ed in the choice of i'huncoiler James M
Walnut on joint ballot. the vote being
Wall-.11” til;.l11hn R. Vichnlsnn. :2; F. W
'l‘unueil. All of the Republican c1111-
didnics. lmclml by their adherents. are on
thi- ground. and the tuwu is wild with or
cltumuut.
A vote was taken by the Republicans “
who attended the caucus at. l2:lll) this
"mi-Mug. which resulted as follows: 111g
gins. ti; Massey. i; Monk. :2. Speaker
McM ullen then declsrml Senator Higgins
the nominee. and the caucus adjourned.
Albany Doings.
ALBANY. Jun. iii—Both branches of
the legislature convened. with the pros
poet of a week full of important business.
The indications were (but there would be
a discussion over the extension of the sea
sion. and that the proposed legislation for
New York city would be discussed both in
committee and in open session. It was
not. however. and only routine business
was transected. Governor Morton sent
to the senate the following nominations:
Civil service commissioner. William A.
(7111111, Lockport; state commissioners of
honltb. Daniel Lewis. bl. ll. l‘c'ow York;
("rue Jones. M. 1)., Rochester. and Owen!“—
Coosidy, Havens
The l'ennsylvrmln Legislature.
liiitltissizlm. .lmi. ih.-~-ln the houses
rosnlution was adopted to the effect tlutt
the govorunrof Illinois be requested by the
legislature of i‘ennsyltauinto salt the leg
lislaturo of lillnnis in min: the llncoln
monument undcr the core and control of
that stole. .. 3
l'riiehard Nominated.
1111:1911. Jun. inn—ARC? being in see
sion for nearly four hours the Republican
mucus 1111111insiedJ. (7. l’viicbard of Mad
isnu county for United States senator for
the short term.
Tel-sis flomlnais Chilton.
Avs'ns‘. Jan. ib.-—-’l‘hc Demmrstlc can
It wehad alot of old stool: a. out of 50 per co
about a fair valuation. .
If the term had not gone into effect we would not
sell good clothing at such
LOW PRICES.
If we were loaded up with a lot of old stock at the old tori
prices it would be out of style and we would be glad to almo
give it array. If you want good
clothing, Hats orlurnishin
give us a 0111.
if we cannot show you the ‘
best goods at the lowest price
1
we d1 u't deserve your trade.
W. A. llENEillillr 81 BUMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING,
HAY,
That my prices will at all times be as
the quality of goods will warrant. '
3 That I am located at 15 Marshall streo ~
la. branch office at Solomons’ livery stable.
Manuel T.
SOUTH NORWALK.
BEAR lN MIND
STRAW. GRAIN,
you will have the wool over your eyes 01'
on your back.
We are ofl'ering larger discount on
WASHINGTON STREEI:
That I carry a larger stock of high grade
' . Grain than a'ny dealer' 1n town.
That I makeaspecialty of the Grain business,
and devote my whole time and attention to it.
That I use Higbie'sl’atent OntCleaner : 1 1 of-
winter clothing than ever before, in order
to reduce stock before inventory in Febfm
ai'y.
FRANCIS & co.
86 Washington Street. South Nurwalk. Con"
lit Sultan! lies England friction is.
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“I. Sign Blue Bel. Dam Argo.l1y loctionror. No 1.26 Service.
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New (’snnou Messenger.
NJ! ‘1. ll. it H. R. ii.
‘lndicaies Automatic tits-lion.
lliliFlY,
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rue unanimously nominated 11011. Homes __ _,
l1. Chilton l' uiicd States senator. Howlll
be elected on Tuesday, Jan. ""
a».
Washington Legislature ('onveneo.
“him-1A. Wash. Jan. lii‘w'l‘he fourth
see on of the Washington icuiniaturo has
convened.
Arkansas Assembly Commas.
11111111 Recs. Jon. ih.--’13 1» thirtieth
gmwrsl assembly of Arkansas has con-
verted ”ll
Oregon's Legislature.
5.11.1111, Dr. Jun. 15. -'l'ho eighteenth
legislative session has convened.
noting (inch to Meet.
KOMIALM Jan. 18. «defiance. Bald.
Nansen sodthe Donoghues will slim tabs
part in the Canadian speed I.skatin’chain-
Mine is to hddhsro shed
willkluhlsmflah
ms m!» 1mm
Raymond 8t Sons.
Successors to George ii. Raymond:
Furniture Dealers and timer-a1 Funeral
iiirectors.
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