The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-01
New York.
vANDsRBILT's GENEROSITY.

New York.
vANDSRBLT's GENEROSITY.
W. Ii. Vanderbilt has issued circular
thanking his men for their action during
the strike, and as q recognition of their
faithfulness dividing 100000 ratably
among the employees of the New York
Central and Hudson river roads. He says
Men who in time of trial strike and embar-
rass its operations by violently preventing
others from doing their duty, cannot re-
main in or re-enter it's service. He thinks
the ten per cent reduction equitable ss it
applies to all employees receiving more than
a dollar a day, and promises to raise the
pay as soon as business will justify it.
MEN DISCHARGED.
ALBANY, July 81.
One hundred workmen were discharged |
from the West Albany shops to-day for |
participation in the late disturbances there. |
sTIKERs IN COURT.
NEW YORK, July 81.
Judge Donshue has given the counsel for |
Donahue and the Honellsville strikers un-
til tomorrow to furnish authorities as to
his power to release the accused on bail.
The counsel admit SO far they can find no
authority either way.
New Jersey.
STRIKING RAILROAD MEN DISCHARGED.
PH1LLPsBURGH, N. j., July 81.
Yesterday, the employees of the Lehigh
Valley railroad were notified that they
would be paid. AS each striker stepped
forward he received his check and red
card, with the word discharged" upon it.
SERIOUS JOB FOR A STRIKER.
George Williams, rlngleader of the strik-
| ing fremen of the Morris and Essex rail-
road, who stopped the mail train at WASH
ington on Friday, was to-day arrested by a
United States marshal and taken to Jersey
City.
THE COAL TRAFFIc-PENITENT STRIKERS.
ELIZABETH, N. j., July 81.
Some coal and freight brakemen, who
struck on the Central railroad, have applied
for their former positions at the old rates.
The company refuse. Coal and freight
trains are run as fast as new brakemen can
be hired.
ANOTHER STRIKER OUTRAGE.
Last night parties, probably strikers,
threw railroad ties across the Central rail-
road track, near Elizsbethport station. The
night dispatcher found them shortly before
the first train passed.
ohio.
lake SHORE REsUMING.
CLEVELAND, July 81.
The general superintendent of the Lake
Shore issued circular to all employees no.
tifying them that the company is ready to
resume work as soon as a sufficient number
report for duty before 10 a. m. August l..
The superintendent. of the Erie division
states that half the men had already re-
ported for duty.
TROOPS SENT TO COLUMBUS.
CINCINNATI, July 81.
Five companies of militia have just left
for Columbus, where fresh trouble with the
strikers is anticipated.
STILL STOPPING TRAINS.
COLUMBUS, Jaly 81.
The recall of the military has dsmayed
the strikers and the railroad managers were
not interferred with. Eleven companies
are here and others have been sent to New.
ark. A number of leading rioters have
been sentenced to fine and imprisonment
1t is stated that trains will commence run
ming regularly tomorrow on all roads, "A
= dispatch f,om Newark tonight says tht
first Pan Handle west bound freight trair
, was met by body of Baltimore and Ohic
, strikers half a mile east of the depot
stopped and run on siding, fire dropped
from the engine and water let out of tn,
boiler. Ten minutes later another traiI
was served the same way. Several com
l panes of troops reached the ground wher
the strikers congregated. The troops re
ceived orders to protect these srains.
Illinois.
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 81.
The lumbermen's strike is apparently
ended. Rates have not been changed.
STRIKING NEGROES.
', CAIRO, ILL.,, July 81.
= A number Of negro roustabouts her
v struck for an advance from 20 cents to 8
cents per hour. The demand was accede
to. Interruption temporary.
RIOTERS TRIED.
CHICAGO, July 81.
:, In the trial to-day of eight rioters froI
Peoria, two leaders were sentenced to for
months and all others to two months in IL
county Jail and fine of $50.
/. Beyond the Mississippi.
ss WARRANT ISSUED.
is ST. LOUIS, July 81.
Is Warrants have been issued for the men
II bers of the original executive committee {
10 the strikers, and detectives are on the trac
If of over twenty-five other ring-leaders.
l. Indiana.
or BLUE JEANS AS A COMMUNIST.
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