The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-23

Pay Car stopped.

CINCINEATI, July IN OtAIng new
concerning the impending strikes of the
roads in this vicinity has been developed
since last night The most threatening
case seems 10 br that Of the ONO and
Mississippi pay car, when lett st. Louis
Il few days ago and la. pal! the hands
OF the lower division. /, Is .aId that an
order has been issued taa, the c,r shall
go no further east than Seymour, lndi-
ana. -Four companies Of mI.Itia OF this
city, under Col! Hpai, has Just beel or
derad to Newark. O.
TROOPS FRATERNIIiEu With srGIhGRS.
COLUMBUS, July 2L-Ail ia quiet At
Newark up 10 this hour l he shopmeu
Joined the strikers TIN morning. The
military forces number l79 men. 1t Is
reported that the troops lraLernize with
the strikers and refuse b. fire upon them.
Gov. Young is telegrayhing to Ciu,.n-
natl and other points Tor more troops.
ORDERED To REoRr .rRIKE AT WELLS
VILE.
CLEVELAND, July ZL-The Fifteenth
regiment Ohio National Guards, sta
toned here and III the neignboring
towns, have been ordered to report for
duty ut Newark, Ohio, immedla ely.
1t is reported that the train men on
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad
struck this morning At WelIsville, Ohio.
MOVING Of TRAINS ABANDONED.
COLUMBUS, July 2l.-2:3O p. M.-An
attempt to move freight train at New.
ark, ONO, WAS contemplated under
guard OF the military, but alter n consul.
tation by the strikers the movement was
abandoned. The troops were marched
into the yards, but afterwards withdrawn.
A bridge over the canal, contiguo Is 10
the railroad, on winch u large crowd Is
constantly passing, fell this morning, IN
juring three or four persons.
THE SITUATION AT NEWARK.
CoLUMBUs, July 2l.-Unplcasant COM
plications have arisen ut Newark. The
county commissioners refused to vote
money tor the sustenance Of the military,
and the strikers came forward and guar
antecd 70 furnish food 10 the troops. 1t
Is reported that the citizens have guar
anteed TO the strikers that they shGI, not
want tor ratabes TO sustain life. The
troops are friendly TO the strikers,
laughing and joking with them. The
rumor prevails that the troops will
shortly be withdrawn. Passenger travel
over the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
lines is not interrupted. All the trains
are running on regular schedule time.
No interference with the movement Of
passenger trains on this line is expected.
AN ADVANCE or TWENTY PER CENT
ASKED.
CLEVELAND, July Zl.-InqII7y NJ the
Headquarters Of different railroads cen
tering here, shows all TO be quiet on the
lines, and the officials say they apprenend
no trouble though Of course they cant
tell Whist may happen it the excitement
AT other points reaches here. Nothing
can be learned from the train
men. They are guarded about
talking about the strike the
say that there is no possibility OF the
kind occurring.
a delegation of brskemen waited
on General DenereuG, President OF ne
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati and
Indianapolis railroad und asked to have
their wages pu. back TO the old
prices, viz: 20 per cent they having
At two ti.reut times been cut down 10
per cent. Thev DO not want An answer
I'LL Monday noon. Gen. DenereuN De.
cHnet to have anything u say IN re
gard to the situation tonight, but will
undoubtedly 1--WE Al answer - the
time named.
The Fifteenth regiment o. ONO Ma
tioual Guards mas been ordered % New
ark by Gov. Young Al noon to day. Is
still here The order having been cOun-
fernandez at O'Clock tonight, a the
troops were no. armed and no provision
was made tor such emergency. The
CITY is .ull of rumors OF the strike along
the whole line OF the Lake Shore, but at
this hour ll:3O P N. no strike mas occur
red, and train men are reported a say
ing if they do Lot 90 out by midnight,
they will DO 30 st noon Sunday. Ii Is
though. this cannot be traced 20 any re.
liable source