Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

Through Travel Dm the New York
Central suspende d..The Lake shore
strikers Determined to Hold Out
Against Their Employers-Mobs
Compelling Men to stop Work In
Chicago and CincinnAti-.A Threat.
ening Aspect Of Affairs In Cleveland
Quiet Restored at Pitasburxh..N
Change In the Situation At Phila-
delphiM OF Baltimore-Travel Sna-
. pended Between the Beaboard and
the Missinsippi River-No Further
Reports OF Violence.
Every Kvsnin and Commercial of Yesterday.
The great railroad strikes are extending,
and the elimination of the troubles has
not, apparently, been yet reached. Pas
senger and freight traffic is now almost
wholly interrupted from the Atlantic sea-
board to the Mississippi river, and from
the Canada border to the Virginia line and
Ohio river. No more bloodshed has taken
place, 90 far as reported, but there appears
to be imminent danger of violence ut
various points.
ON THE NEW YORK GENITAL.
The employees of the New York Contra
road at West Albany yielded to the strik-
lug mania at noon yesterday. The shops
of the company were visited by . motley
gang of strikers, loafers, and roughs, and
the workmen were induced TO come out
easily, the strikers say, but others state
that much persuasion WAS necessary. At
large meeting in the Capitol Park a
striking brakeman exhorted his COM
panion to hold out, and was cheered !;
while q workman who denounced the in
reference Of outsiders WAS hooted and
Missed. The crowd appeared TO be largely
composed Of the persons he called "out-
siders." The mob visited East Albany and
tore up the freight tracks, but did no
otutr violent act. The Ninth Regiment
from this city arrived at Albany safely and
is comfortably quartered at the Delasan
House; the train conveying the regiment
was stoned at Scarborough. The Central
strikers in the vicinity Of Syracuse show
no disposition TO resort to violent acts,
but assert their determination to persist
till they gain their end. The interruption
of through trains and transl .ortation on the
Central road il absolutely complete.
ON THE ERIE ROAD.
Tho strikers on the Erie road also hole
out. A train was started east from Hor
nellsville yesterday, and, after meeting
with various distractions, reached Elmiri
in safety, and proceeded on its way, 80 ia
az heard from, undisturbed. The secont
detachment of the Twenty third Regimen
reached Hornellsville late in the afternoon
after many vicissitudes. A party of rioter
J ran ahead Of the train from Corning, dis
placing rails and placing distractions upol
| the track, till ut last company OF soldier
J went forward and dispersed them. Fou
more of the leaders of the strike wer
: arrested yesterday and locked up. Don
! ahue, the chief of the strikers, remains i
prison. .
LAKE SHORE LINE.
The strikers on the Lake Shore Lin
made no violent demonstrations yesterday
! but they appear to grow more resoiute j
their purpose from hour to hour. The
= centre of activity is at Cleveland, and thei
= numbers are swelled by crowds OF me
!. who are strangers in the city, yet VIII
: participate in the strikers movements an
deliberations. Dispatches from Clevelan
show that the city is in constant fear
an outbreak. The Lake Shore strikers ,
!: Erie, Penn, evinced very conscientio'
u regard for the sanctity of the Unite
!, States mails yesterday, and were high
: !. displeased because . mail train vi
q stopped there by Mr.. vandersilt's order
BUFFALO.
o A great crowd of strikers and the
q sympathizers paraded the streets
Il Buffalo yesterday, and yainly tried To !
d duos the wer4Wep ~ Tie VARIOUS ahops