Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-08-01


the pennsvlyapia Railroad emplove,
who arc NJ This timo lovol IN tbo in
terests Of tbe COMPANY Viii romoin .,
: and keen aloof from nj r;o,ons demon
strat;ona was booted at IN many in
stances and destrovad M.vnr pat
. terson has ;ssnod . nrocia n,,ion re
opest;ng tho closing af oI Jr;nk;na az
lnons ard urg;ng unon c;t;vons the
nronrietv Of moi colIec,ing mon tho
stree,s N crowds dnr;nn 5he nrosont
evcitemer, e ''S
U.ppIsp,pa Julv 90 + An
attemnt wos made y fow n,;nu,es ano
10 throw comnanv on Tho wav 20
This c;sv from pine Grove SchrylL IN
coun,vs from ,be ,racl on ,bo ph;Ia'
l deInh;a and Resd;no Ro;lrood savoral
iron hars hov;ng bsen nlocoJ on ,ho
tracl n mia cost of this d;,v THO oh,
strnc,;on was d;scovored n tiroo ~
prevent nm accident Several ,ebanon
county comnanies refused 10 come 10
this e,tv IN Il renorted that nm NJ.
temnt viii be made 70 force ,hc Pbila.
delpbia and READING Railroad em.
ploves IN strike todov
MrApvitIr Pa julv 22-Thnrs.
dav EVENING orders were received bv
Col ]. M Clark Of the Fifteenth Regi.
ment 10 hold tbe two comnanics Of
National Gnard in readiness for immc-
diate movement saturday eveninT <
o'clock Adintant General fo,to order
ed the troons 10 renort NJ Pittsbnrg
immod;atelv and bcfore g o'clocl< theS
were AZ the denot The Atlantic and
Great Western Rn;lroad had nrovided
an engine and cars and flfv.two mon
and Officers wero mt ON hoard tbe
train inst as il was ready 10 move
n railroad man uncounled tbe engine
from The train A half dozen Others
mounted the engine and ran il to the
round bonsc T6e master mecbonic
was ON The engine while this was 90.
inc on NJ rss,s,once wos made 10
tbis bold outroge and no ottemnt made
either 10 arrest tbc ncrnetrotnrs or 70
oet tho troonsoff Tbe latter remain.
ed under arms drring ,Lo night and
th;s morn;no oro,Lor o,,or5r,t ,ros
made n soma them on tbo;r rev bv
,ha ,.o,.,,ia, o,.',' - m AZ
Wv, Wy -',sSe ~ w. sHpiss' IAN H's I'N
wv srvoo1u' ,',D0' W vDo s"'ao He"s VI uss'
Pua"yJ's ,o,''oJ uo",usu tno % s.I,n upon ,s'
crr,oJ ~ ",,,o;ata .aS M tLo,"o;, "u .,id
~ loa i sno iI. oinv'lis enay 'no 'r"' Vguiu Tn
~ .t ~ ~ ~ so'Jieis JieI oou'' ~ on y. 10 ~
Is;l .toGP1 @ wy" u,s P'isou i "nu "onV "
,to. .lo.i ,., noluos, anu nav iuaue 10 luI-
,,eaaaI soa "sI.r' =, IN " oDoJ 'ner O oluols "
.o,', ,loo'9S C., ~ .'. il..souiH Ono COMPANY
nross o o'y 49,; va, Sa"g .n'' -, III sio VA M
es' ''a'ii, ou' VIZ con' 'vi'su ~ "
'a.n, - ,"i ~ PigPVi nv, va" ~ '"S wv
,ra,.l v iIs soi,raaI ""u ~ .n" NJ nm 49,
49, ,,.I ,Iln Jau o.i .i io9 70 L ~ '''. o''u
uvl' mny n''u s. .''s.n,uiou ,'S nolo ~ l"iso
.u'"gois yor i"s. N.Y., !, nolu q s9oIo. 'no1t.
s ~ "a Wy .S. '"sui.e,vu s'.han,'. "''n 80. iuo
% ,"a nohnt JnJ 'no., ,,,.s s"Iso9Le"s ,; aot,on
TSo,,r o r,Ou sv.''Vu oy Sno ;I nnvV'ns
any y - '".n'1o my s'i1nsv WIN 'uo
Loii I lis "Dv u'.i"a' snav 10 p;.. soiS,eis
NJ IT. pp;I.l FL ~. az. 'n,J cav ~ .s'sou
: g. Ell, m nnJ al e'a o'r0'S,s 10, ~. iesu'. y,
maintain con,ro, S [ 'nt their % rrpr n,onpr,v ~
Therc was no s,,uccle Iost n;rht hi
tbe strects were f1Ied ali nigbt with
excited crowds Anvat,emnt ~ s,ar,
tbe train con,a;n;na srv tropns ,rorId
pndonbtedlv have res1lted In a r;ot
and bIoodsIed for tbe railroad em'
nlovos wero dc,erm,ned Tbe o,hnr
comnanies Of tbis division have fsrcd
no better Seven comnonies oro NOW
nj Cbenango station tbe innct;on y,
tho Erie md Piitsbnrg and Atlantic
and Great Western Rsilwovs . i've
arc from ConnoautviIlo Crawford
comfy two from Eric and ono from
Northeast. Erie county, and two from
Mercer county. The Erie and Pitts.
burg road is in the hands of the stril,. |
crs, and no troops will be allowed to
90 to Pittsburr. at Parker's. on the
Allegheny Valley road. several com. |
panies arc detained by the strike on
that road. A dispatch received but |
short time ago from Greenyille saws
the seven companies mentioned as be. |
ing at Chenango are still there, and
that there is no prospect of their get. |
ting away. There IS A fearful rcspon. |
sibility somewhere for this failure of
troops from this section TO get to Pitts. |
burg, where they were needed and OK. |
pected to help their companions from
Philadelphia. The railroad authori. |
ties here do not expect any strike, as
no reduction in wages has been made |
for over year. Freight and passen.
ger trains are running regularly, al