The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-03


meeting Of the miners Of Audenried
Jeanesyille, HaIleton and vicinity, to
day, 1t was decided not TO stop work, but
to begin as soon as the railroad Furnished
cars.
AMcADLY sLTrLRD.
CLEVELAND, August John Newell
General Manager OF the Lake Share road
had a conference with the tram mer
strikers committee at his office here To-
day. After the interview the committee
returned 10 CollinwOod 10 confer witt
the men. Soon after, Mr.. NeWall re-
ceived a telegram from the committee
saying the train men would all return to
work at Jam. Mr.. NewAll agreed Il
correct some local abuses in regard Ia
passes and extra pay for over time
Freight trains will be started east and
west from here tomorrow morning. Nc
trouble is anticipated. The train mer
say now that matters are settled they
will run trains without fear or favor
shopmen and freight house hands are
still out.
ATTEMPr TO WRECK A TRAIN.
COLUMBUS, August 2.-An attempt wal
made to detach the Panhandle expires,
train from the east, due here at l2:5t
o'clock, near Granville, Ohio. Some ties
and an iron rail we're fastened to the
track. The pilot Of the engine threw
most Of the obstructionS TO one side. One
Of the ties struck a truck, throwing il
from the track, but no serious damage
resulted. The attempt is believed to have
been the work OF tramps. Soldiers are
still quartered in the Union Depot here
and all is quiet.
BRINToS's COMMAND SENT TO PLYMOUTH
WLKEsBARRE, August 2.-Four com
panies Of Gen. Bfinton's command have
been sent to Plymouth, where the rail
road has been barricaded and the tracI
torn up. The strikers and idlers there
are turbulent, and collect in crowds oI
1000 and upwards, around the depot in
Wilkesbarre.
To-day has been quiet, scarcely any
strikers being seen around the VALLEY
Depot, as no attempt has been made tc
run trains.
PEACEABLE ATTEMPTS FAILED.
WILKEsBARRE, August 2.-The Super
intendent Of the Wyoming Division to
day notified the Mayor that all peaceablt
attempts to run the trains had failed, and
called upon him to take the necessary
steps to protect the company. The Mayo
has conferred with the military and to
morrow an attempt to start all the train
on that road will be made.
no CHARITY.
General Mccartney gave notice that he
would to-day distribute 1000 loayes o
bread among the destitute families, bu
being notified that il he attempted it the
bread would be destroyed and himself
harmed, he has abandoned it.
NO RIOT.
SCRANTON, August 2.-Tnere has beer
no riotous demonstration here to-day
There are now 5000 troops stationed
along the L. & B. branch OF the D. L.
W. Railroad.
REFUsED TO SEE THEN.
HAzELToE, Pa, August 2.-The com
mittee appointed by the striking train
men Of this division Of the Lehigh Val.
ley Railroad waited on Superintendent
Clark to-day. Mr.. Clark refused to re
ceive them as committee. but intimnteC
that he was ready 10 receive the applica
tion Of any man who desired employment
under the company. The result was tha
nearly all OF them were re.enSaged at tn,
old rate Of wages, and all the regular
freight and passenger trains resumed
their trips this morning.
Work at most Of the collisries in thi
vicinity will be resumed tomorrow. Thr
excitement is over and the strike sub
siding.
ALL SATISFACTORY.
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Midnigbt--Th,
B. & o. officials state that every division
up to the present time is working salts
factorily; have moved about 100 train
to-day; no attempt at bushwacking o.
other interruptions. Yesterday evening
the Central Ohio division made moyl
to Bellaire with four trains in charge o
lS0 men Of the Ohio MALTA, who sue.
ceeded in bringing them safely through
to Bellaire. Everything this mornin,
was quiet Al that point, all the men beinI
in their places to move trains east ant
west. The militia thought their dutiet
were no louger needed and returned
home. They had no sooner left Bellairr
than the mob returned in large force
capturing all the men from freight train
and allowing nothing to move either way
The militia being notified Of the state o
affairs returned TO Bellair, arriving abou
noon. Up to the present no freight
have lett there, but an attempt will b
made tomorrow 10 break the blockad
at that place.
NO TRAINS on LEHIoH VALLEY R. h.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, August 2.-No train
on the Lehigh Valley road have beef
allowed to psss Penn Haven junction
since yesterday. A committee Of striker
called on Receiver Lsthrop to-day an,
asked to be re.employed at the old wages
and committee was sent to inform theu
Of the steps taken and ask them to ioiI
them.
Three hundred regulars with artillery
under Gen. Brunnon, reached Phillips
burg at noon to-day. They proceeded +
Easton and remained two hours, and the
moved to Odenwebber, near Easton.