The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-26

the Idea Of interfering with the military,
as they ntlmber three to one against The
strikers.
NEW STRIKE.
ELIZABETH, N. j., July 26.-As train
due here at 10:47 last night was passing
north of ENzabeth, shot was fred by
some unknown party, which passed
close to the engineers and freman's
head. Detectives have been sent in
pursuit. The employees Of the New
York Railroad struck last night at II
z. M. There are four trains lying be-
tween Elizabeth and ElizabethpOrt.
One train was boarded by a party who
demanded that the engineer should stop
and get of or they would shoot him.
Thus far there has been no further
trouble.
STRUCK A GOOD DINNER-oTHER AND
WORSE STRIKES.
DANvILLE, ILL, July 26-10 A. M
Yesterday about noon the officials of the
L., B. & W. r ,ad telegraphed the author
tiles OF this city to arrest a party Of
strikers who had captured AN engine at
Charlottesville and were en- route for
Urbana, LII. On receipt Of this iniorma-
tion Sheriff Gregory organized party
and marched to the L., b. & w. Depot,
where the strikers would be ditched in
case of a refusal to stop. About1 O'Clock
they put in an appearance, and were
captured by the Sheriff and posse, who
escorted them to the EtLa House, where
they struck a good dinner and went on
their way rejoicing in the afternoon to
Urbana.
1t seems this party boarded the morn
ing train ON the L., B. & W., at Indian
ap0lis, and came as tar as CrawfOrds-
vile, where the Conductor received in
etructions to put them off on side
track IN case their refusal to leave the
train. At first they refused to leave the
train, but upon learning that there was
an empty engine at Charlottesville they
quietly left the train with the above re-
suit. Everyth is now quiet in this
city, but trouble is apprehended from
miners who are leaving the mines and
threatening to make trouble. The en-
pioyes oil the DanvIlle Iron Works, num-
berlng about fifty men, have struck, and
have threatened to burn the buildings OF
these works, which contain about one
hundred and fifty wagons. The Mayor
has sworn In large number Of special
police, who are ready for any emergency.
Special to the Star.
bUFFALo, N. Y, July 26.-Quiet but
unsettled. A passenger train with
guard went out on the Erie Railroad,
but the train was stopped and the fire.
man taken of, another put ON and the
train went through.
Lake, ,hore will move their first train
to-day we'll guarded. Buffalo d James,
town sent train last nIght. No train
out on N. Y. Central.
Grand Trunk running regularly, and
takes Cincinnati mails. Police di1 good
service in quelling riots yesterday.
The riotors' back 10 virtaaily Sr6keu,
OVertures for settlement are being
made. Troops will remain until mat
ters are settled. Hundreds of citizsns
are sworn i'll as special police.
ONE PASSENGER TRAIN ON EACH ROAD
CukgERENCE COMMITTEE.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 26.-During
last night The strikers agreed to
permit one passenger train to run
on each road, and morning
trains were dispatched on all the roads
except the Nandalia. Committees OF
appointed yesterday. be-
tween the citizens and the strikers are
to canvas the complaints of
the strikers.
REPORT NOT CONFIRMED BAD CONDI
TON OF THINGS IN THE MONONGA-
HELA VALLEY.
PITTsBURG, July 26-11 A. M.-The re-
ported strike OF passenger engineers
and train men is not confirmed.
A great deal of uneaSiuess ia felt
along the Monongahela.
1t is thought that the coal miners and
Molly Maguires, the worst element OF
any population, will ransack the stores
tor provisions.
The mill-hands in the noighborhood of
Plttsbufg are generally leaving their
work and demanding an increase of uay.