The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-07-26

The following are the replies received:
Beaver, Pa, July 20, 1856 a. m.-k II;
Fife, Sheriff: Your telegram recelvM.
have telegraphed the Adjutant Genera.
Lancaster, Pa, a:17 p. mr.. H. Fife;
Sheriff. Allegheny. Pa: l have ordered
Gen. Pearson to place a regiment on duty
to aid you in supervising disorder
1S;rnedl JAS w. LATTA,
Adiutant General.
Gen. Pearson was found shortly AFTER
; O'Clock this morning and proper autnor-
ity having been received from the cover
nor. he issued the following order: Head
CHARTERS 9Th Division N. G. of Penna.
Pittsburg, Pa, July Goth. 1877: Three
O'Clock a. III. Special order No. 5. IN
compliance with instructions from head
x,uarters National Guard Of Penna, the 18TH
regiment is hereby ordered and directed 10
assemble at the Central armory fully uni
formed, armed aid equipped for duty at
6:3Oa a. m. Col Guthyrie will report 1or
dutv with his command at Union depot at
o'clock, sharp BY order of Maj. Gen.
Pearson, j. B. Moore, 1t. Col. A. A. Gen.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, July 2O.-Governor
Hartrauft has issued proclamation ao-
monishing all good citizens or persons
within the jurisdiction Of the common,
wealth against aiding or abettlng unlawful
proceedings and commanding all persons
engaged in rictous proceedings to disperse
or the military will be used to force obedi-
ence to the law. This is now being scat
tered in the form of handbills and Will be
distributed among the strikers and pasted
along the line Of the road
But one freight train has been allowed
to go out since yesterday and that was ac-
complished by strategy of the railroad OIL
Gals. At East Liberty stock yards there
are 100 cars of cattle, hogs and sheep
ready for shipment and one hundred
cars more are reported to have arrived to-
day from the West over the Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago road. The stock
which was loaded yesterday for shipment
had to be unloaded in the evening. IL IS
believed here that if the pennsylvania
railroad men hold out until noon to-day,
the Pan Handle and Fort Wayne men will
Join in the strike.
The strikers say in case these roads join
in. the Michigan Southern & Lake Shore
roads will also &c in, and thus strong
effort will be made to stop all freights be-
tween the east and west, and SO bring the
railroad companies to terms. The 1Sth
regiment of the National Guards has been
ordered out and will be taken to the out
or depot at IL O'Clock this morning
PITTsBURG, July 20.-The strike inaug
urated on the Pennsylvania railroad still
continues. The excitement OccasiOneC
thereby has been increased in intensity BY
the determined efforts made by the railroad
officials to remove the blockade which wal
established yesterday throughout the line
Many rumors of the employees OF roads
centering here and ioing in the movemen
were previously circulated anc found read.
credence, but up to this time, p. M, NJ
such demonstration has taken place III
strikers are hourly increasing in strength
AS trains come in they are met and tn
crew, after taking trains to the yards, Joll
abe strikers.
There are to- day, at the lowest estimate
900 loaded cars lying on the track between
the Union depot and East Liberty, Will
the number en- route swells the total t
1900 loaded cars. This number is con
stantly on the increase and the mass Q
track will soon be all occupied by lnel
masses of rolling stock, heavily laden wit
goods for all parts of the west and east.
THE SITUATION IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., July 20.-The blockad
of trains at Newark in consequence OF tn
strike on the b. & o. continues. N
freight trains have been permitted to g
out SO far A man from the country VIII
attempted to fire No. 50 out, was throw
head foremost from camel back engine
This is only one instance of violence 1T
ported.
Some trains attempted to get out bl
were stopped 1t is reported that torpt
does have been put on the track at som
points for the alleged purpose of intim
dating. The strikers will not stop an
mail or passenger trains. The master m,
chanc addressed the strikers this mornln
and asked if they would 60 on trains. III
reply was: eff you come to our terms"
The Sheriff read the riot act this morl
ing but it has no effect on the striker
The conductors and enginee
refuse to Join the strikers, but give the
sympathy. She Sheriff of Itching coun
has demanded military aid from Il
government, assistance Will be forwardt
rs soon as the State officials are notlfls
the local authorities have done all thu
can.
ON THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
BALTIMORE, July 20.-Telegrsms fro
Cumberland state that all freight trains a
stopped there and crews taken from the
By the strikers The violence and lawles
ness of the strikers having been broug
to the knowledge of Gov. Carroll, he I'll
evening issued luC lOllOWluo oluCi SaAAi
out the military:
Executive office, Baltimore, July
1s77.-Brigadier General JOS. r. Herbe
commanding first brigade Maryland n
tional guards, sir: You will proceed
once with the 5th regiment Of your COZ
mand to the city of Cumberland to aid
= the suppression of riot and lawlessnt
along the line OF the Baltimore s. Oh
railroad in this State, and there await fl
ther orders.
fSignedl JOSEPH LEE CARROLL,
Governor and Commander in Chief
Gov. Carroll also issued proclasaati
coanseling peace and obedience to
laws.
Shortly after the issue of the order
Gen. Herbert, the regiment was un6
marching orders, and will leave about
O'Clock tonight, armed and equipped
duty.
FIRST BLOODSHED-
AS the sixth regiment. Capt. Clarer