Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27
TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR



TRAINS Still DELAYED, BUr no VIOLENCE
REPORTED.
LoUrsvILIs, December S.-The striking en-
gineers and brAkesmen did not notify the on
oisls OF the JeffersOnviIle, Mitchell and In
dtsuapolis railroad Of their intended sction
until the trans were ready 70 start Yesterday
afternoon. After much trouble the O'Clock
D. m. rain Was Got out IN charge OF the master
mechanic Of the road. The strike will cause the
suspension of all freight and night passenger
trains. Arrangements have been made % run
ont daily two passenger trains In charge OF en-
eineers not belonging 20 the union. Horace
Scott general superintendent, thinks thstsby
Monday he viii be able to resume q portion OF
the freight trains. Several OF the strikers told
sreporter yesterday that the members Of the
union on the Jefersenville, Mitchell and In
disnapolis railroad sent deputstion % Pitts
burg several days since, which met other
Populations, who together waited on Mr..
Mccullough, general superintendent OF the
against the reduction. he referred them back
10 the officials OF this division 10 il understood
that the members OF the union on the jefferson
Vile road awaited a telegram from hesdQusr-
tiers At Pittxburg before insugursting the strike.
The telegl am was received yesterday morning.
and the strike commenced At u O'Clock noon
All trains starting out before that time were
brought safely 20 their destination. No ylo-
lence Is reported.
ROADS on WHICH THERE Is NO STRIKE
CHickoo, December 27--Train di-pstchers
at the Offices OF the Illinois Central. Northwes-
tern, and Pittsburg ard Fort Wayne and Chit
esgo railroads In this city, deny the report that
struck, and assert that there IL no cause tor q
strike on these roads a. wages have not been
reduced. The engineers OF the Great Eastern
railroad have struck, a. here reported.
THR INTERRUPTIONS TO TRAVEL.
1NDIANkPoLIs, ISD., December IA train
which LETT here on the Pittshurg, Cincinnati
and st. Louis railroad last night was thrown
from the track, outside Of this city, by an open
switch, and was abandoned. The regular Louis.
vile train last night went through, but no train
has arrived from Louisville since O'Clock LAST
night. ON the PittsbuTg, Cincinnati and St
Louis railroad no trains have gone through OF
here 81 O'Clock last evening is reported 10 be
at Bradford junction. Ohio. There IL large
crowd about the Union &c pot but no riotous
demonstration has been made ss vet. A train
probably get OF about noon to-day. A serious
disturbance II reported at Log ansport this morn
ing, but no particulars have been received.
END OF THE STRIKE.
NEW YORK, December p lit IL reported here
that President Scott and Manager Mccullough,
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, state that the en-
over.
NEW YORK, December E.-Mr. McCullongh,
general manager Of the Pennsylvanis
railroad company has sdvices by tele-
graph that all the trains on the Cleye-
land and Pittsburg railroad, between
Pittsburg and Cleveland and between Pits
burg and Wheeling, bota freight and passen-
ger, are running on time, the men having re
sumed full allegiance TO the company last
night.
The passenger trains on the Fort Wayne road
are fully manned, and no din Guilty TO them is
apprehended. The county sherifs aud state
police of Ohio and Indiana have given assu-
rance that all men willing TO work shall be
protected, and the public not be deprived OF
Within the next fOrty-eight hours the str Ike will
De entirely ended and work resumed.