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EVENING STAR.
........JuIy 23, 1877.
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New York Central :. This was followed in
the next hour by another decline OF HalH,
the latter Lake Shore; New y ork Ceutral
and st Paul preferred each; NorIl"ess Nt.
Western Union Telegraph ,. Since noon
prices have again recovered &aA, latter
New York Central.
NEW YORK.
Long Island Railroad Red uetns
Wages
FLUSHING. l.. l.. July 22.-Al conductors
And engineers on the Long Islam railroad
receiving q hundred dollars pay monthly are
notified of reduction Of ten per cent. after
August 1st.
strike at Buffalo.
NEw YORK. July &.-The following de-
PTFFATo. n Y. July ca-The Niagara
division of the Erie road strUck this morn
irg.
THE ERIE ROAD
All Quiet al HOrneilsyilIe.
NEW YORK, July 2-}.-A Hornellsviiie dis
patch says everything is quiet. The I'D
regiment will be here about o'clock.
THE SITUATION IN NEW JERSEY
Militia Ordered Out
ELIZABETH, ". j, July &.-By order OF
Gen. De Hart, the Sd regiment, Col. NoTreil,
was ordered out last night. Three companies
here, one at Railway and another at New
Brunswick, met at the armories ready to
move at a mOments s notice. About 100 men
were at the City Hall armOry all night. A
crowd of eco gathered at the Pennsylvania
railroad depot, but no demonstration Oc-
CURED. Smaller crowds gathered in different
sections of the city from midnight till later
In the morning. The military have been
dismissed subject TO recall by an alarm on
fire elarm bells. Col. MOrrell has dNet his
headquarters at the Sheridan House. and is
In constant communication with Gen. De
Hart. A thousand rounds of cartridge ha We
Deen ordered. There are no probabilities of
disturbance here.
Excifment in Trenton.
TEENToN, y. j, July 23.-The excitement
in Trenton is gradually Increasing. The
street COrTers are filled with anxious crowds,
eager for The latest news. The state autbori-
lies have ordered the Ith reg ment 20 be ready
al moment notice. and this morning COM
pany y took charge Of tte state arsenal.
LATER FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The Oil Fire out.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25--The fire at the
south street bridge was gotten under con
trol after four ears of oil had been destroyed.
IL y rot known by whom the fire was start
- TIE large crowd present assisted in de-
taehing cars from the burning train and
running them To places of safely. The ex-
citement has been allayed aud the people are
now dispensing.
strikers Under Control
There are large crowds OF strikers AMI
Others along the line of the Penns yIvania
road, wet of the depot. hut they are kept
under control by the police force, under tie
personal direction of the mayor, ami any at
tempt AZ disorder is prOmptIv checked. Four
huI dred regular soldiers, under command of
General Hancock, arrived here from Balti- !
more at ole O'Clock, being fully armed and
equipped.
Reward for Bridge Burners
President GOweD, of the Reading road, has |
offered a reward of $4,000 for inform alton |
leading TO the arrest and conviction OF the |
parties who fired the Lebanon valley bridge |
AZ Reading last night.
LATER FROM PIrrSBCRG.
The Strikers Surrender Themselves
PITTsBCRG, PA, July 25.-Strikers at 18th |
street have surrendered their arms. includ- |
ing three pieces of artillery, 10 the citizens |
committee.
The &. A r. I'm the Field.
PI1TsBURG, July 3.-The members of the |
Grand Army of the Republic and the veter- |
patrol duty. No demonstrations whatever |
have occurred up TO This time, and the citi- |
zens are thoroughly aroused, and measures |
have been taken which will certainly pre-
vent any further violence. The Philadelphia |
military have been provided with rations |
and ammunition. and are said TO be aboard |
the cars, ready to be moved. Their destina-
fion is not known.
ELSEWHERE IN PENNSYVANIA. |
No Trains Running On the Lebanon |
Read.
LEBANON, PA, July 23.-No passenger or |
height trains have arrived here from the !
east or west on the Lebanon Valley railroad. |
The trains on the Lebanon and fremont rail-
road are undistuTbed. |
The Situation at Columbia |
CoLUABIA- PA, July S-TIe situation |
here re mains about the same, with the excep- |
tfon that passenger train engines are allowed |
To leave the round house now, and passenger |
trains are allowed 10 pass unmolested. As |
yet everything is quiet. |
Another Strike Threatened.
SCRANTON. PA, July 2}-Niltary com
Ianies under command of Col. Lewis left |
here foT Wllkesbsrre this morning. The Sd |
division OF the Sih regiment is concentrating
lbs re 10 be ready for an emergency. The
bren en- along the Delaware. Lacka wana and |
western Railroad will make demand to-
morrow, and IL refused will strike.
INDIANA NOW.
Strike ON the Vanslnlia Road.
INIIANAPOLIs, July ., 12.2o p. m.-The |
Sandalfa Railroad men struck at ~ O'Clock |
m Passenger trains Will not be stopped.
The Strike at Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, July &-The conference |
held this morning between the committee of |
employees and the president OF the NanGalia |
road was broken OFF al ll.5O a. M, and a |
Strike began at IL O'Clock.
TINE sIICAT!ON AT ST. LOUIS.
A1raiM stopped.
ST. LOUIS, July :3-. 1l;,0 n ma freight |
train on the Chicago and Alton railroad has |
just attempted 10 move out of yards in East |
81 Louis Strikers stopped IL and took it |
back ipto the yard There is but little excite |
THE UNION PACIFIC.
Tie Wages Restored to the Old Rates.
CHEYENNE. W. T., July 3.-The em-
Ployes Of the Union Pacific Railroad received |
notice last evening from General Superin- |
teT.cert Clark that the order OF the president |
reducing The wages, TO take effect July LIST, |
Is rescindtd. This gives x neral satisfaction |
and ayerts all danger of a strike.
GIN. FRENCH RELIEVED
Gen Getty Succeeds Him.
BaLIiNoRE. July "a special from !
relieved aud Gen. Getty ordered to Cumber- |
land 10 take command" An explanation OF |
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