The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-30
[TeEsgraphsd to the Rock Island Argus.l
ALI Quiet at st. LOnis--
Business Resumed.
TRAINS RESUMED ON The
LAKE SHORE ROAD.
Quiet at Chicsgo--AIl Rail-
roads except the C. B. &
Q. Resume Regular
Trains.
THE LUMBER SHOWER STRIKE.
THE FIRST REGIMENT ORDERED
TO BURLINGTON.
THE LUMBER SHOWER STRIKE.
THE FIRST REGIMENT ORDERED
TO BURLINGTON.
An Quiet and the Strike Ended on the
Pennsylvania Lines.
2,50o Pa Miners Resolve Not tc GO to
work--And will Stop the Pumps IN
the Mines.

PITTsBURG, July 30.-Everything quiet
to-day. The strike among R. r, employees
| IS to all appearances ended. On the Pitts
burg Division of the Baltimore & o. X. r.
trelghts, east and west, are now arriving
and departing on schedule time, aud all
frelghts offices are open for receipt and
delivery of freight. Ali passenger trains
are also arriving and departing on time
Several extra trains from the east are
placed on the road, including fast fruit
| trains for the accommodation of shippers.
On the Pennsylvania road stock trains
are being moved as rapidly as possible,
and trains which nave been delayed along
the line are arriving.
PITTsBURG, July 30.-The first three
| trains were sent ont with military, but no
trouble. occurring that method was aban-
doned,
The Pittsourg & Fort Wayne R. R.
shopmen all resumed work this morning
along the whole road. The engineers and
| fremen have been notified they can have
their old engines by reporting Immediately
| for duty. Passenger trains arrive and de-
part on time. Freights are not yet moving
much, but it is expected they will start
day. Arrests are frequent.
| WILKEsBARRE, July 80. Twenty-Five
hundred miners have just resolved to con-
tinue the strike and stop the pumps until
the 25 per cent advance is conceded.
| BUFFALO, July 30.-A meeting of the
employes of the Buffalo division of the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern railroad
| resolved that all engineers, fremen and
brakemen return to-day. and the company
announce the resumption OF freight trains,
ERIE, July 30.-All trains are running
here.
COLUMBUS, July 3O.-The p. G. & St.
L. are receiving freight to every point.
Mama freight trains run as usual. The
Panhandle will start this afternoon. The
strikers hold the trains on the L, Q. L |. 9.
| CHICAGO, July 30.-But little trouble is
experienced this morning in resuming the
order of things prevailing before the labor
troubles. The expected engineers strike
has not yet occurred; and all roads except
the Lake Shore and the Chicago, Burling
ton X Quincy have resumed both treightS
and passenger traffic. The latter has been
annoyed by the strikers at Burlington who
refuse to allow business to go on.
A considerable number of lum beI
showers on the south branch of the Chicago
river struck this morning but Have made
no demonstration.
The first regiment returned from Braid
t wood this morning and will 90 out tc
: Galesburg to-day to insure safety to the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy trains al
that point. No serious trouble is reported
4 in this city or in the northwest.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-Absolute quiet
, reigns throughout St. Louis this morning
: and business is generally resumed. The
merchants and cotton exchange reopeneC
and everything rapidly returning to norma
condition. Some manufacturing establish
ments are still closed for want of coal, but
that article will be abundant again in 1
day or two when there will be complete
resumption of business in all its depart
ments. At the four courts all is quiet anC
= military headquarters nearly deserted