The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
TIE PENNSYLVANIA STRIKE
MACHINISTs IN SCRANTON THREIT-
ENED WITH yIOLENCE.
The Funerals OF the Victims OF Wedne esdny's
Riot-Attempt 10 Burn Depot-Quiet
In Ea.ton-The IehIgh Valley Rond Open.


made to-day to start the Lackawanna Iron and
Coal Companys blast furnaces. but only three
men could be found who were willing to 80 to
work. The workmen fear that after the mill
tary leave their lives will be in danger. A
number Of Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern machinists. who were going to work. were
met this morning by n crowd. and informed
that they would be safe while the troops are
here, hut might expect the consequences when
the soldiers retired. The men did not so to
work. and but few will enter the shops.
The funerals Of Duneavy and Langan. two OF
the victims Of the ARRAY Of Wednesday. took
| place to-day from their homes in Carr's Pa,ch.
| a mining settlement somo distance from the city.
! Over 900 workmcn. of every creed and ma
| tionality. formed into n procession, and escort
! ed the remains to the Catholic Church at that
/ place. Tho funeral ceremonies Of Patrick Lane
! were held in st. Vincent's Cathedral. Father
| Dunn. whose name came into prominence by
! his efforts to save Mayor Mckunc from the an
ger " the mob. WIS the officiating clergyman.
! He dcplored the mob violence and tho causes
that led 10 it. and hoped that those who were
present would maintain quiet and pcacealc
attitude while the difficulty lasts. After the
ceremonies had concluded. 400 men escorted
the remains to the HYDE Park Catholic Ccmete-
ry. No demonstration Of any kind took place
at any Of the funerals. but the friends " the de-
ceased men are loud ia their condemnation Of
! The action oi the special company that did the
4 large number If soldiers wore to-day sent
io Sionm rats suburb OF the .iiyi where
hui-t'tous crowds OF strikers are IN tho habit OF
! comeryating.
Tho United Sta,cs troops nre still here await
/ INK orders. Tho officials Of the Ichgh Valley
| Railroad are d"tcrmn ned To- make an effort To-
break up the railroad unions. and declare that
n9 man who nelones TO them snnll be- in the om-
hivy, 81 ih9 roilHny 10 trains were run on
The L.high and Su-puehanna rgad today al
th"uEh ur r'gd ~ oI.uri from itsiomto Maurh
/ Chunk. IN" flrst, Thirl. and rum Regiments
oi NV Jersey, aud battery. leit fhillipshur.
nr hSll homes this atcrnoon; Briorc th"y sit
Gen Scwell issued an order thanking the OIL
ccr- and men for their prompt Response to
| dnty ana me good discipline whlrh y" COM
mHnd hn- maintained. just before the Filth
u simrnt icit tn" BARRACKS private G"" ~
Drlawar'. HIS hoiy has MT vet h,rn rc'o,rrod.
\ hug!.r named Hallugner oi III" Regular
troops was severely injured Internally this
m~rnihs 'y falling through tr'stc.
Chancellor noil lo-.iav and the hearing was
hr'n ,nrd uhul ln"s9gy "i n'N WrrH N"t
Yh, "i U men was able t. obtain hnil The
l-"Ilsu 'hirl 'Nnl"hy WI hnt sN' WORN 1"
union men ~ ln'N KNOW ~. are union mon.
TIA" larNtwnnnh ana Eluou-hur.. road has
been 9w"n'd hrnu.h ani : n"N So guarded
lN -"lilrrS ihN trans, run, r,tniNtN Hni "'n,
n'flNns nr" 'n ~" l-HluEN Valley rual
D' quarry 'pn l"r u1N'l AMI li!Nif il-
anH ,Hu-ie.s.lann', r.ute. 'rl." -t9i aoa-.- Il
sui GUARDED lN 4'u armed men. Neihin- o'-
cur to disturb th"ir ~"rrnitN.
Their - trnghl" ahead ~ COL Iyl"s Second
l"nnsylsnnn Regiment. Tn" mon composing
tli~ command are from Philadelphia. or the
2se IN IN. g'n,mnni goo are not only veterans
imi men who held romwisSi ions in the lat" war.
Thoy are di-gust'd with. AZ they shy. DONG the
dlriy WORN ul th" f'hhs{lNahlh '"ntrn ltHll-
road Company since they have been her"
tiry hav" learned ~" condition ~ ~" miners.
inyir s.2d .;rugn,is i3r s'rikg amt bow they
lndeirnirii u Inc IRON w"rArr~, hay" con-
du,t"l th"W-riN'-. As c.ns.lnrn," they ar"
ni ISrH FL ~ lutlhr '.'ill,''ii'iii WIN iii' ilIihry
.ulilpl. h- now ~ IfnEr's- mere. Ihry "Nur't
~ mah, ,'h'lI'i HiN iNI'hi,,hh t9-innrr'W ana
u'm"hN - u" -'i, iH 4 I" lhlh,lrlhla. on thr
t".hhi.a Er" tht uie ~" tNre lh" toN-
"Ihor "" Il-ul ..hl 'h"W .u', '"r zen ,lhf7
! any Wnll' NV ha.r M'h "n! lNNIi''h ,lN-'
me t'hl r"hs ~ "l tN'Ir pl.' tlnh - 'uuNhu"
S'rNl'" II u.r ~Nnp"luy WIN ih' Eh"siY
i@h'-.I. ms WI WI WI lh'Y are '''h- ha'e th' t'''- to
or anywhere Else Tho attempt to cot mon a.
W"ht"l I" worn " ilS h!rulhS IN Il" 49, l"Whr",
s,' nav ''i', I'M . "''r - ~, ~ q" ". 'N ."
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