Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25


Tn font of The carro1ltan VIM n
49,. 81.
! ouns' nelnDer 81 e eixtn fee.ment'
was struck in the face with paving
stone and badly hurt. He also received
a slioht n;sto, wannd in tho hack Of The
head .-....-.a-..---.~--.-.--, ---.,.ss.--.-
49, ., 49,
"a. niluhisne the Scene at 'oailuen
o.".lon was qule'. ING MILITARY were
qual.eleo ioi Tue nignt ia Inc .raln' VIII
:1a poo'eo' anu tno iiopeity u Tue
tal.ao,'u company was s surrouhaea oy
t He.aclfl ~ u ponce. Inc larger por-
~. .ton .: tiie niop, shoi. time prior 70
snis' uisappea1eu rom tle ileiSnoorhooo
anu proceeuea GOWN the track 10 the
bp uaiI a.l Mnele Illey puraeo nag
DoAes 'nu uiu oliies os'iiiase W tiie COM
.; 49,, mnI In 1917, ~, 9uif Io:-M ar
!lnsou ~ "a' olanseu Place this no m
Ms ineie was sfeaI activity al along
.he yalo III iTons OIL beyond ana ABOVE
sne uepoI. Inc locomotives, elghty OF
la.p.. VI "hicn nao oeen CLOSELY strung
losetnel aions 'i.e tracA IA lront OF the
1 ,ouluiiouee W the stflhers' ana nae
,a'u u .ne,e io,e s dof aaSs, were oeing pun
~. ~ it .naniS o1ei, =. ino'cu up anu oown
1 1ie 49, an anu so Ihen attached TO the
ion ueiay Gu lle.sn' trains ana started
- - 90
% DIN oo 20 So > MN July -V.-ArrlSeo
uele a' l1.4v anu louno Two trains ID
onare VI d oe'aclillens VI tne rioters a
sAoi' aissauee eas' ~ ~ 'iie ssaIion. Inc
lnain pouy are az Iiie Station, aha the
o os.;Soa4sl are On .ne .o~-path oelo";
. .s a. oespeiaIe' anu VINO greeted
oe tLoops win eng VI oeiance. Many
III ~ I'LL arc narIioo'eu anu lasSeu;
= ne tialns nau oeeu stopped al ~
eiooA' anu eacn Time tney attempteo
w. W s. va ~ Iie :oul,lins' nao oeeh TAKEN
ou. ny 'ne fioIefs'
kEYsER, W. VA, July 20.-Ths
SITUATION grows more and more compll-
e "a, nepol.s receiveu mere lnAcate :
sH;s s.i0 VA sin'oNs talu 10 cieaieo ~
ieisnI Trans. VI tlese only elsh'
T 1ulio Mese' Oniy one iea0heu heysel.
ut otners were oetai1eo d. Cuhpef-
iano' where lney 10" Ne a nulnDer
VI ininers iroh tne ileumonS region
canG mere on tne evening" Tram. Large
nuHoef 81, aooue tuere are uhehlp!oyeu,
anu III luii sympathy WIN tile railroad
p,,rr.,o NJ " I,,,,. on A. !,
O'Clock this morning the firemen on the
trains of the Buffalo, Western and Sus-
oueha-na division of the Erie railway
quit work at Hornellsyille, All the
trains are tied up. the strikers ALLOWING
neither freight nor passenger trains to
move. Up to the latest accounts no
rotous demonstrations were ATTEMPTED
against the company, and the offcials
are taking measures to suppress the
difficulty. The strikers saw the reason
for the outbreak is that Mr.. Bowen has
broken his premise. but it is learned
trom good authority that no promise
was made.
p,rrsD1rpc 1,,u % chor;e Eyra
of +h;s 800, ~ 49, - Hu' - ta1aana,.S -
al w. couarno, M H. - Liz ;naf;i;
~ s',nrass tha r;otars -, y. moss saI
~ ~ 10 f Pennsviuonia ro; IL a traoLs
ond nv astad h'no h;s oMt,,or;t arH :,
to o "anea n w IIv lis AZ. ~
Son ~ ,,'r,o ~ 10 o o;- Ias,
n;aht chapr;e Ts, - aon,,,ronao e m;+I
,.aouost So, tha be- ra ~ oesn;als q
~ Ae'' Il 011 INV ''-'- 0'' o'-'0'"-'
THE STRIKERS DEFIANT
PIrrsBuRa. Pa, July 2O.-Govern-
OF Hartranft's proclamation is now be-
ing distributed among the strikers and
posted along the road. But one freight
train has been allowed to 60 out since
yesterday, and the moving Of that train
was due to strategy of the railroad Off
Gals. At the East Liberty stock yards
there are $50 carloads Of cattle, hogs
and sheep ready for shipment, and 100
car loads are expected to arrive to-day
from the west over the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad. The
stock loaded yesterday for shipment had
to be unloaded in the evening. 1t is be-
lieved that if the Pennsylvania railroad
men hold out till noon to-day the Pan
Handle and Fort Wayne men will join
the strike. The strikers say thatin case
the men Of these roads join them the
men Of the Michigan Southern and Lake
Shore railroads will do likewise, and
thus a strong effort will be Eaade to stop
all freight traffic between the East and
West. and so bring the rail road compa-
MES to terms. The Eighteenth regi-
ment of the national guard will be taken
to the outer depot at IL O'Clock this
THE'SITUArIoN IN BALTIMoRE.-
Ouiet reiened in Baltimore during the
day on Saturday. The demand made
by Governor Carroll for federal troops
to report to him at Baltimore was
revoked, and orders from Washington
were modified so as to place. if
necessary. about thousand troops from
New York harbor. Fort Monroe, Fort
McHenry and Washington city at the
disposal of the State Should Governor
Carroll deem # necessary. Five hundred
marines were ordered by the Secretary
Of the NAVY from Norfolk. Va, to Fort
McHenry and WASHINGTON. to be
for anv possible attack upon
government PROPERTY. bonded ware
houses. etc. Five hundred special
nolice were enrolled in Baltimore.
Including among them some nrominent
citizens. President HAYES issued his