New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
vrwyoRK pAY TRIBUNE SATURDAY o. 7TRIpLE SHEET

troops No further effort will be made to run freighs
until there is protection furnished for those volunteering
to work.
Fifteen engines are fred mp here and ready to move
ont nj almost any moment About 800 cars OF freight
lying here. On Of the divisions heavy freight
is being sent by express
There is an ndercurren Of sympathy for the strikers
among the citizens at all points on the road They do
not think there any for the Company reducing
men 10 80 cents per day. The strikers say TINS
thing must be settled now, and that they had
better be shot and be done with the matter than
TO work hard and they and their families starve'
One noticeable feature Of this strike is the absence OF
rowdy. noisy element No property has been destroyed
injured There swearing, and not an intoxicated
man has been seen since the trouble began. All are
COOL quiet and very determined and the END Is not yet
Mr.. Quincy, General Manager of the band says he has
kept employed than were necessary to do tho
work. He had done this TO prevent actual suffering
Hereafter lie shall employ only enough to do the work.
and those who struck must look elsewhere for
employment. II is thought that the men would con-
sent to 20 TO work now in the morning all would BIO
received After that time ii is extremely doubtful
whether the Railroad Company would receive them
back II is believed the Panhandle VIII be In trouble
tomorrow.
one company Of mlta-the GAINESVILLE Light Guards
have arrived here tonight and are quartered in the Ha
road shops Three companies are expected TO ar
rive during the night Most Of the strikers remain in
the yard tonight. Everything remains quiet thus far.
Fears expressed that there will be trouble toor-
row. should tie Company succeed in moving their
trains there danger Of the trains being wrecked on the
road.
At II p. NJ several stempts had been made to get
trains out without success Word reaches the city from
Columbus that two companes, the Circeville Guards
and the Champion City Guards there at 115, and
were to proceed to Newark Immediately.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will give employ
mcnt competent and experienced men on the Central
Ohio and Lake Erie Divisions TO replace strikers ap-
rlication. This is stated authority of the managers
of tho road W G. Quincy General Manager of Divisions
west Of the Ohio River denies the statement hat he Of
ered to the Old rate of pay under any cireum
stances. Trains on the Panhandle route running
with accustomed regularity. No pershabe fruit has
been sent East by the Pan Handle route.
Official notice has beea received at the railway head
quarters in Columbus that the strike has reached the At
lantic and Great Western and The Erie Railroads.
meeting OF frcmen and brakemcn has been held AT Col
umhus 10 consider the situation. II is not known what
conclusion was arrived at, but there Is strong appre
henson That The rannon On the indianapolis DIVISION
of tho Pan Handle road, viii quit work a II O'Clock To-
night
Adespatch from ST. louis saws that the strikes
good deal Of comment in railroad circles and among DIFF
ercn classes of people there especially among business
men Considerable apprehension is felt that the strikes
may extend not only to ST. Louis. hat throughout The
West. Nor is This apprehension entirely haseieSs;
circles Of those directly interested. movement
Is already on foot which = likely 10 lead TO
STRIKE on line leading eastward from S. louis. Meet
ines were held yesterday a East - Louis and Nlncennes
by hremcn and hrakcmcn ot freight trans on ihe ONO
and Mississippi Road ana IS und r>tooa l.t ~ WIS
agreed hy them that unless the wages paid prvons 20
r late reduction ~ ten cent Dee restored on Mnncay
roxt AN frmcn aud hrikcmen on the road viii strike
The men say that thev do not receive thod+h 10
meet tbo actual daily necessities Of The single men, ana
the married Of course IN ruch worse coluoh
Sn ON Monday l. the time fixed for the strike To take
place uues The demand, OF The men are complied WIN
and 10 Is understood hc receiver oi the road mas Deth
warned 10 that elect -
To COR YorvG
sWiil Won reccivea committee Of fremcn and brakemen
from Newark at your office tomorrow morning at nine
o''''N' "FurNES AND BRAKEMEY."
n is known that committee OF railroad men Is III Co
Innbus from Newark stirring up the uln men at that
point
The blockade Of the trains at Newark Ohio in
consequence of the strike on the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad continues No freight trains have been per
,nittcd to 10 ont thus far man from the country who
attenutcd 10 hreup engine, was thrown ont head
foremost from "A camch back engine. This is the only i'll
Stance ~ violence reported. Several trains that
tempted stopped 1T Is reported that tor
ucl,rs have been put the track at some
points for the alleged purposes Of Intimidation.
The strikers say they viii not stop any mail or
uas.enrer trains. \ maStcT-wOrlnin addressed the
strikers Tins morning and asked hem II they would 20
ou the train. TIE reply wis; III yOu c0nctdc our
terms we Will" The Sheriff read the Riot Act this morn
ing but ID bad no ncc on the strikers The condnc'os
and engineers refused 20 Join the strikers but give them
,pardcd military ana from the Governor, as informed
The local authoucs have done all they could do 10 pre-
fDur military conpari.s 10 20 To Newark. The com
paurs from Iuut Vernon. Circcve. LancaNlnt ana
Springfield The Governor Las issned proclaina.i,on
commanding the strikers io dc,ist from personal mtim
dttiOn and interfering with property.