Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-25
The LABOR REDOLI.
Last Nights Dispatches Condensed.
PenusyIvat n

EKIE, PA. July al-Tb Focatsnr a. b.
HdUcs' Va fug.oa. D. &. TEE Lake Shore
Company has r. ds>i 10 let United States
mails go esSt OF nere. We would be PLEASED
IL gu would an some Way direct then 10 pro
c.,d with toe nsu ard also b. senge-s.
bra kemen7
The general feeling In The communttyls
hat the railroad compsuy - not ius. ,ic1 in
kiappiNg passenger trains.
IHE BLOCKADE AT READING.
The special coal ard iron police OF Potts
willie have been sent 60 n aiding % protect
The rallrusd properly there. Tie }.fs a M
n,il ana express train from io.isyille Tor
fhiladelphis, could hot proceed any further
'1sn Reading, aud has returned Ia Pos. So
Vile. The passengers state hat the "a cks
sre torn up a considerable distance from the
dePOt al Reading. The raiiras { company
NJ Nr not, their traIumeu o. tske no train
on unit &c rosii - clear. Toe Reading
rtl ROAD 81, Gals a., low an comma cation
viii Cen Haucock. q ktgg for - a f-nm re
L. =. troops. The officers SAY that they viii
not attempt 10 move man trains or 10 az >
hing else AT present. No coal trains q
leaving The Poiisyille region. on pulttr
the blockade al Reading. Mines are blocked
with cars. A general suSgcu> ON OF mining
OPERATIONS com menced 'erdsy mprniny.
At Shenandoah the miners 81 the Pnlsdel-
Ihia Coal company. numbering 80 men.
struck against "a reduction uf gag -. ranging
from 10 10 = per cent yesterday. Gen Han
Cock with gro regulars. arrived al Rsa ting
al : . CLOCK last evening. Tney have their
camp equlla e. and Provisions. aug tut nj
~ NAaA AlAA afIAtf - ANI n re~lnrRl y Tlnf-
GUS uelhohstfa, on OF any cOu>e suence &C
CURED yesterday.
How 1T l. AT uARRt~urre.
The vlLilance c. nuitfcy uog numb :
about 1000. Al meeting og tla ,t-iil...
yesterday resolution was passed ID sion
AL IaAs,ng'T trains except those carrying
TIE mails. The committee waited o1 thG
superintendent ui The Harrisburg car shap
ard requested iiat fln WORKS hD closed The
request was granted more or account OF tbo
short supply 81 matertsl ora hand lhau any
thing else - lzssrl "a
ized aud are guarding ilC railroad cOWpauy's
property.
rTTreUURG AND ruILAnELrHIA.
The civil authorities o. HItJ~1urL have
complete control. and every 'i.ug b. running
quietly. The "EmHrgeucs veiIc are ar
resting an suspicious yrr-D.s and Sandlug
them % pri>o-. lie railroad s.fi xers are
aiding IN making arreS and yoTku IN from
Various manufacturing e. anli>hm,uIs have
Tie situation al West ph1a,sIpbIa rs-
maincd very quiet la>t uI-nt. Al passenger
trains are moving regularly ou tna ma n line
and on the New York division ard flle cnun-
pany claims tOuaN, Tr c>tablI ,l.s.l the fs ,sh
traffic between PLils ieIIhls d1d New \ x
but have not attempted 20 move any -elght
west, and n II no; PROBABLE that any move.
ment will De made iu that direction uuul
matters have become more settlri on the
western end OF the roal.
New York
THE FFFLTNs IL NFN YORK CITY
The mayor aud police authorities DO not
anticipate any trouble. la regard 20 the
meeting ln TOmpklnS square tonight, u ~
suggested that all gOOI citizens keep away
ard not cOuutenance or encourage ny their
presence any disturbance. A large force OF
police Will be present 10 preserve order. The
9Th regiment mas been ordered 60 Albany.
The feeling al The produce exchange was
more intense yesterday, aud AT one time a
petition was circulate requesting the man
ayers To hold "a meeting today 10 give eN-
pres ;ion TO the opinions OF the exchange, but
the idea was abandoned.
THE STRIKERS IN POSSESSION AT ALBANY.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Al
bany strikers met in Capitol Park. where
incendiary speeches were made by "A few,
while other speakers COunsell,t fOrbearance.
a committee was finally appointed 10 pro-
coed TO the Ireight houses OF the Central de-
pot, on Water street, and take posses ion Of
10, When they arrived there the men a work
were told that they must desist, aud spme
refusing they were taken by the shoulders
sud put out into the streets. ON the way
down State street the CttiZens' corps, of
Troy, was met with Kisses and dertsioh, but
no assault WAS made on them. This cOrgs
went directly to the 10th regiment armOry.
Leaving Tue freight houses, the strikers neAs
visited 10 regular order the round house and
elevator, aud forced the men 10 desist from
work. At the latter place grain was being
transferred from the cars 10 the boats. rom
thence the men surged across the old rail-
road bridge spanning the Hudson river n
The foot OF Lumber street, and when once on
the GrCenbush side an attempt was male Ia
tear up the track there. This bridge - one
used for freight trains exclusively, aud the
designs on tie tracks were Intended 20 stop
.reig ht traffic The tracks were finally Spiko1
on The Greenbush side, thus stopping all
movements OF freight from west TO east AT
south. All freight cars al West y lbauy were
moved west after the rioters left there yestpr-
day afternoon. IL is said that the Albany
Burgess CorTs, an independent company,
has been Older, out The 9ih brigade, Gen.
Dickerman, il also reported ready 20 proceed
Rochester al moments notice. The
that they will not allow troops % pass over
the road. The strikers were scattered along
The road on either side OF the track, the
women and children carrying them their
neon meals and all sitting down enjoying ~,
while Others were racing with hand care and
singing songs The loth regiment, OF Al
bany, has been ordered TO Rochester,
AT ROCHESTER,.
No over act has been committed yet. AZ
the freight yard, Eest Rochester, the prompt
action of the authorities nipped the dis
turbance in the bud. A hard J. Dking crowd
came down from Buffalo, but were COM
pletely thwarted by the police. Last even
ing the employees had a meeting. but decided
not TO strike until Vanderbilt had bcen heard
from on the restoration OF ten per cent.
A BLOCKADE OF SIX THOUSAND CARS AT
SYRACUSE.
The freight conductors, hremen aud brake
men al East syracuse struck yes srtay after
noon. They sent a dispatch 10 VIM. n. Van
employees in general, have QUIT work till our
pay is restored Is IL was prior to ally I. IsiI."
The machinists in East Syracuse, number
ing one hundred, also struck. : thousand
freight cars seventy engines and forty trains
Of freight are Enlarged al East Syracuse.
The strik' r have detailed a force OF their
own men 10 guard and protect the property
OF the company. The strikers viii not iuter-
fere with passenger or mail trains. They
warn all outsiders, tramps or communists
TO keep away from them, stating that they
can manage their Own business. Yesterday
afternoon a stranger, supposed 10 come FROM
New York, appea' ed among the strikers al
East Syracuse and advised them 10 burn the
buildings of the company. The strikers
drove him from the yard al the point of pis-
tolls. lie fed TO the woods 10 escape with his
life.
THE BLOCKADE AT BUFFALO.
The disturbing element, mainly composed
OF tramps and boys In large bodies visited
the principal manufacturing establishments
yesterday morning, vainly endcavoring TO
incite the men to join with them. In no in
stance has il been learned that they were
successful. Tie railroad strikers proper are
generally quiet but determined. They have
hoisted q small flag on all the several
switches at all crossings OF white cloth Win
black letters, 1--WE will let the mail goD
The company from Westheld, who were so
badly routed Monday night, have bsen gath
cred together They lost ten muskets, which