The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-27

The Orangemom Of Canada are raising 4
fund IL build monument to young Hackctt.
killed IN the Montreal riots on tho i2th u
July.
The baltimore and Ohio railroad has bccn
having serious trouble with its striking cnl-
ployaa. At Maltiasbi,rE, W. Va, the militia
wns called ont IL break tho blockade canscd by
the strikers. The rioters fired on tho solflicr4.
wonnling one man. The ilre Was returned
with better effect, ono lioter bcing Killed and
several injured.
Dispatches u tho lsll from Martin1llrR,
lrafton, ai'l olhrr laints along the baltimore
and Ohio railroad In west Virginia, announce
Iii. striking tiremca aud brAkcmen In quiet
but determined ,urrusslun VI thu cosnpAnys
property. AZ Martinshs,rg thu stsIkcrs num-
batssl over sd0. Al tio Hand House sta
ii,u,, u little further wesl, 40 or oO0
strikers had fortified themselves. Al
kes-er The strikers, several hundred
in number. received information that conn
pan, VI militia would probably reach that place
on tho train east for Mariinsl.lrg, and resolved
that II this company attempted to board any
train they wunld IN torn 10 pitcc1. Al urafton
there waA 4 mob of several hnlsdrcsl. who
threatened death ~ amy ulle that attempted 10
run a train out vt the piacc. This was thu
alarming ASPECT ~ affairs when 0os. Matthews,
~ Wcsl Virginia, tclegrspi,ed to President
Hayes that 10 was unable 10 qacll thu dis-
it,hAnc0 with tln farccs nj hts command, and
requesting TINT United N,aies .rnop~ bc placed
nj lila .llsmsai IL put Iown the mob. The
President llcfeMInn ixsi.d formidable pro-
rlnnsattai,, IN the n~uAl form, commanding lhc
rioters u 'disrvr.e a,rl retire trAceably 10
their respective ahsi.r," ae. An order WAS
aIso iss.,,A from tha War Department direct.
inH two companies ~ infantry and one of Ar.
tiilcry, under command u ucn French, 4,
proceed immediately ~ aoy. Matthews ~
xistMiacc.
A l'itt~bursh dispatch u tho iDsh Aay4 |,
IAN brakeman and conductors on outgoing
freight trains cast on Tho Pennsylvania railroad
struck here this morning, and prevented others
from taking their placcn. A new order VI tho
company doubling mp trains and dispensing
with onc-hAlf " tho employees was the oscA~Ion
" tho strike. Congregsting 70 tho number Of
several hundred ~ tho outer dalot, the strikers
stoHsL I'll freight trains, and eomwlisd On
RiiiecrS and iirVnirn 70 abandon their lOsts. All
the fright employees Of tho I'an-Ilandls, iflts-
burgl and cui,nellSsillc branch ~ the llAlti-
more and Ohio and Allegheny Valley LsAnch u
thu i'cnnsylyaniS railruA.i struck Il ~. ~. NJ
freghts Mc lAavin. tho city except on thu
fot Wa;nc and Chicago. The eugincers %
tho l'rnnaysAniA railroad and branches hcld :
meeting and unanimously resolved 70 STRIKE
4 telegram ~ tho ipth fTusn MArtinnbnrg
states that the arrival u Tic military and The
arf.st " thu tinglcaslcr. of thu strikers had
produced favorable cfcct, most u tho slrik.
ors having retired IL their homes. AT Grafton
and other points along tho baltimore and Ohio
roAd thu strikers were slill holding out.
linrned Almost the cmtiru business portion
u Owonrtoro, n.y.. loHx thO.OoO, Tim 1haC
mandatory u +. A. Coolidge, at West MARI.
boru. MauA., ioss tino.d4sO. match factory A.pi
rI,oe hlaehlng factory on Fourth street. l'hila.
sielphia. losa siO.nND
kolheries Tho hnsA III David uafvcs. NJ
brAnd,w,is Springs, nri., ~ 4ii,OO0 IN United
ktai.s hands. @inO IN cash. and valuable !e~el.
~ the People. bank. " Newport. ps,. of