The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04
The strikers on the Pennsylvania Cen.
tral Have Applied for Their Former
Places at Did Rates -a7he Gem-
panI Can't See it.
Gov. Young, of Chic, Orders 0at Twenty
Three Companies Of Militia to Hold
the Fort at ceiumhHs, Where
Trouble Is Anticipated.
The lock at Columbus Broken, Traias
Running East and West on Time
Police, Assisted by Iws compan,
les of Militia, Take Control
of the Yards.

ffme.
Sr. Louis, duly 3I.-A writ OF babe0,
| cospsss has been issued for Albert Car
lin, leader of working men, made
returnsbie on Wednesday In the appii-
heation.
without any signs OF disturbance and
railroad business has been very brisk,
trains coming aud going In all direc.
tons
Several arrests have been NJ ade by
United States Marshal Poe, of persons
charged with Interfering with the
orders and mandates Of the United
States courts in connection with the
strike and its effects on property in
charge of and under contr0l of the
courts.
SAN Francisco, July 3i.-Quiet
having been restored aud all fear of y
general outbreak dispeiled, the COM
mittee OF safety decided to adjourn,
subject TO the call of the chairman.
The musk cts md ammunition loaned
to the committee are TO be returned TO
the authorities, but the members will
retain their clubs and badges.
EElzABErH, n. j., July 3i.-Last
night some parties, supposed to be
strikers, threw railroad ties aeroas she
Central track near Elizabefhport
station. John Shuriz, night Dispatch
er, found them shortly before the first
train passed.
Some coal and freight brakemen.
who struck on the Central road, have
applied for their former places 1T old
rates. The company thus far refuse.
The coal and freight trains are run
as fast as new brakemen can be had.
CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Governor
Young has under orders five conpau-
lea OF Ohio national grards, under
Colonel Hunt. aboard the train for
Columbus, where fresh trouble with
the strikers il expected.
New YORK, July 3l.-Fifty carpen-
ters from New York and brooklyn,
sailed for England to-day, In the
steamer Montana.
| The Delaware, Laskawanua and
Western railroad trains are now rum
ming without Interruption and none Ii
expected. The road is in perfect
order.
Passenger and freight trains pass
freely over both lines to-day. Mr.
Sloan, president of the company, read
dispatch in which it is stated tbs
Lackawsnna Iron and Coal Companies
men, AZ Scranton, have. all resumed
work.
Sr L1ouIs. July 3r.-No change in
the situstion. Everything quiet an,
business fully resumed. Three suikeis
charged with assistance in forcibl,
closing mills and factories last week
was lined three hundred dollars eaet
by Judge COLLEEN, OF the police court.
CHICAGO, July 3f.-An roads ar,
running with the usual mum Der o
trains.
NEW YoRK, July 3l.--Judge Dona
hue has given the coun sci for J. b
Donahue, the Horneilsville striker
until Tomorrow TO furnish authori
ties as to his power to release. In th,
diseussion on the bail, the counsel nd
NIT that SO far they can find no au
thority either way.
she sss company n MesapAts ssrtk
s.A ss~ siselasrEeA-
MEAPHIs, August 1.-The -bricl
moulders are on strike for twenty
i've ceDts advance on the price Pal,
during the pest I've yeArs.; The stree
force Of the gas company, demand .,
advance All were discharged.
COLUMBUS, O., August, l.-Seves
freight trains went eastward on tn
Pittsburg. Cincinnati and st. Loui
road. and one west this morning.
Six westward bound freight trai o
arrived here at noon.
I fNsafG thON kho Coutfot OF
yards, assisted by two companies {
military. There was not shadow Z
opposition, tut on the contrary ever
one pfesent seemed pleased at tn
condition Of affairs.
i The Baltimore and Ohio local OH
sers have been officially nosiiied I
recsius freight.
! Paf1IABEf.pnIA, Pa, August l.-rh
board o! airscscfs Of the Fennsylyasi
railroad to-dsy decided 10 pass q,
usual quarterly dividend on the sto..
of fhat company, the board consisiei
j ing II advisable to use ifs availsbl
| cash in repairing recent damages TO j,
i tproperty. =
4 WILKEsBARRE, Pa. August l.
Trains lefs both ways on the Vale
rnad this morning without disturb
Ance. At noon local train for Pitt
ton wss boarded by the strikers. II
engine loosed and rua into the roun
housa.
a mail train hound north on I'll
Valh'y road, dae here o. tive o. N,
was detained three quarters Of an no,
! hy : crowd of seven thouezsnd perso,
at tae depet.s
The strikers nnco,,pled the nash,
ger coaches and engine and threw Il
couplings into the canal. The bol
z we're replaced and United Ststss dete