Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-21

! to determine after certain date 10 cuIpoy ru
1 one belonging to trade organlz4tlau hereafter.
i To this call favoral lc responses have neru r.
| oeiyed from Illinois. Missouri, Nebraska, n "
! York, MARYLAND, Virginia, Pennsylvania and
| California Detectives have been employed aud
are now engaged 10 discovering riogeaders OF
the present strikes, aud it is the Intention OF
the PENNSYLVANIA road to prosecute them under
the new law, which makes it felony to impede
the transportation of freight over railways,
BALTlMoRE, Md. July 2l-l:3O p. m.-Ihc
passenger trains from Camieo Station have
stopped running again, only three, one Tor the
West and two for Washington, having gone cut
to day. The engineers aud hrcmcn OF INC pas
senger engines all refuse to work, assigning as
a reason that they do not consider 1t safe 10 run
over the read. Tho last passenger train lett for
WASHINGTON at 0:30. The tracks OF tho road
arc crowded with people between Camden Sta
ton and the passenger cnglnc rouod mouse,
| located near the Spring Gardens. A large num
Der OF engineers have coDgfcgatcd IN the Vlclnl'
tv OF the rOuad house, bu: none OF them can
bc induced to take out q train. The crowd 10
front Of Camdea St2t!oa is DOE 81 large as 1t
was this morGiug, but as 1t dllnlnshcs
the number Of strikers ga tie tracks below
the depot increases hourly. The soldiers
have Gil been withdrawn from the street
and are uusrtcrcd 10 the depot. The OH
GERS Of the regiments DO not apprcheud any
outbreak before night, hut the majority OF
them au,icpate trouble thrn. The attitude Of
the strikers is very defiant, and threats Of vl1
lcuca to the railroad officials and military are
loudly expressed. m -,
BALTIMORE, MD, July 2l.-rhc following
proclamation has bceu issued:
10 the pscs1ut State Of the public mlnd
it is important that no opportunity should
be afforded tJr any disorder. All peace
able citizens ere therefore requested to ab-
stain from gathering !E crowds. aud 10
pursue their usual occupations IN order
that the constituted authorities may maintain
the peace of the city without difficulty OF conu.
sion.
Sigoed: JOHN LEE CARROLL
) Governor.
WM. II. b. FtISsELBouGH,
President Board of Police.
HARRY GlIMER Commissioners Of Police.
JAMES HERBERT
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-l The Secretary OF
War after consultation with the l'fe5iocnt mas
directed General French to send parton OF
his force to Cumberland to suppress the riot
there. rhcy arc ordered thcro 10 response to
rtaac,t Of Cav. Carroll. The situation at
. prrrsEuEi, July 2l.--Thc raen on the Pitts
burg Division ot the Pennsylvania iallroa1
struck al II o'clock this morulng. The LIST
Division, l.S0o strong, aud the 9th and !th
Divisions, Pennsylvania National Guard, under
Cen BriStow. have arrived here /" put doWA
the strike M freight trains have yet been
allowed TO leave -,
: NEW YORK, July 2l.--'fhc Governor Of New
Jersey las hccr appealed to by the peuosylva
MIA lta!Ifoal io project their property In his
State, cut thinks there il more danger to the
Erie Railroad. -.
BALTIMORE, July I'll p. m.-E7crythlug
IS Quiet at Cumberland bat not freight train
has moved as yet. Passenger trains arc all on
tue. Gen. i'rcCch has sent Two companies
to Cumberland I'routs is feared at Pied
meat. The Philadelphia military arrived at
pittsburg s!o:tiy after 2 p. IN. They Herc net
at the depot hj Sheriff Fife, who has sworn 10
large auluber u deputies. The Sheriff has
warrants for the arrest Of fifteen leaders. The
Sheriff and posse, with the military, at cGcs
proceeded to Tie outer depot to make arrests.
The strikers cougrcgatcd at that place, and tho
result il anxiousy awaited.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.--A strike on the
w. & 0. is reported and that Receiver Nc
kcDzje has teicgraped for the Marine Bend