The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-21

the troops to protect the trains at all haz-
ards.
STRIKE on THE ERIE.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, July 20.
Orders have been received at the Erie |
railway Office to take no stock for shipment |
east to-day, on account of the railway |
strike in the vicinity of Hornellsville. The
stock shipped yesterday, 1t is reported, will |
go through. On the trains reaching Hor-
nellsville this morning the men quietly
quit, and there were no relays to carry
them on, but there is no demonstration.
Rumors are rife Of similar trouble on the
Lake Shore railroad at Cleveland. All
quiet in this section.
TRAINS MOVING AT MARTlNeBURG THE
STRIKERS COMING TO GRIEF.
MARTIssBURo, July 20-11 G,m.
TLirtcen trains have been started. The
Wheeling militia will probably leave this
afternoon. Prominent strikers are being
arrested.
A STRIKE BLOCKADE All HoENRLLsvILLE.
BUFFALO, July 30.
The Ere strikers at Hornellsv,lle permit
no freight or passenger trains to move.
The strikers allege that the road has broken
Its promise. Measures arc being taken to
suppress the difficulty.
TROOPS IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 90.
The governor has called out four military
companies to suppress the strikers on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Central Ohio
division, al Newark. The governor issued
a proclamation commanding the strikers 10
desist from personal intimidation and inter-
ference with property.
STRIKERS AT PITTsBURG THREATEN vIo-
LENCR
PITTsBURG, July 20.
About 140 members of the 18th regiment
under COL Guthrie are at East Liberty
stock yards, Torrens station. At 2:30
large numbers of strikers had gathered
there. The men were loud in their denun-
citation of General PearsoDs and the mill
tary. They say if Pearsons attempts to
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be shot. The men at the stock yards seem
| determined to maintain the strike and keep
| the road blockaded, and will resist the mil
itary If necessary. Up to 8 o'clock there
has been no effort on the part of the
company or military to move cars, and
very serious results will likely follow the
| attempt when made.
| STRIKERS DoDGING TROOPS.
| ST. JoHN's Run, Nd, July 20.
| Two companies Of troops have arrived.
The canal bostmen put out the fires of the
west bound train and would not allow it to
proceed. AS the troops approached the
offenders went to the Maryland side of the
river or took to boats. The orders are 10
arrest oil connected with the obstruction Of
trains, and il resistance is offered there
will be serious works. The strikers held a
train for an hour, but permitted 1t to go on
after they heard the troops coming. A de-
tachment of troops will be left here to pre-.
vent further interruption. Other troops
are going further up the road.
STRIKERS WILL NOT RESIST UNITED STATES
TROOPS.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, July 20.
A train for Keyser with troops arrived
here and was met by several hundred peo
pie. Along the route all is quiet. There
is likely to be trouble at Keyscr, which
will be reached after an hour or two
Trains are running east and west on tht
first and second divisions, without molesta
tion, except here. Only one train has beer
permitted to pass here. Eight or ten ar
standing on the tracks. The strikers 90,
they will not resist United States troops.
MARYLAND MILITIA IN THE FIELD.
BALTIMORE, July 20.
The governor has ordered the ffti
militia regiment to Cumberland to suppre,I
law.essness there. The governor has alst
issued a proclamation calling on all citi
zens to maintain peace. Two trains hav'
been stopped at Cumberland, and engineer
and fremen taken from them.
IN WEST VIRGINIA,
KEYsER, W. Va July 20.
The second troop train has arrived here
A few men are around the station but all il
quiet. The men are firm in their determi
nation not to run out any trains, but the.
will hardly attempt to stop others as thcr
is abundant military force here.
TROUBLE OK THE ERIE,
/ BUFFALO, July 20.
I All passenger and freight trains on tn
p Erie except the Falls branch are abar
3 doned. Tickets now issued are honored b
= the New York Central, and tickets issue
by the Erie road over the Atlantic IN
Great Western are honored by the LAX
Shore and Michigan Southern or Buffal
, and Jamestown road All is quiet In th
4 vicinity.
8 TRAINS LAID UP AT HoRNELLsyILLE.
! ELMIRA, July 20.
c All Ia quiet here. The strike is still cor
{ fined to the western division OF the Erie wit
y its headquarters at Hornellsville. N
: through freight is allowed to pass thi
: point. All passenger trains are laid u
d there. 1t is the opinion of railroad me
Q here that the strike will be general. II
}. rumored that the Northern Central me
n contemplate strike.
o STRIKE ON THE PITTsBURG AND FORT wArN
10 PIrTsBURo, July 20.
1t The Pittsburg and Fort Wayne and Oh
II cago fremen and brakemen struck at ha