Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-28
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RAILROAD STRIKES.
NEARING THE END.
THE B. & O. ROAD RESUMES.
RESUMPTION on OTHER ROADS.
STRIKERS CAUGHT BY REGULARS.
CRISIS PAST IN ST. LOUIS.
ANOTHER ANTI-CHINESE OUTBREAK.
INDIAN INSTRUCTIONS.
THE B. & O. ROAD RESUMES.
RESUMPTION on OTHER ROADS.
STRIKERS CAUGHT BY REGULARS.
CRISIS PAST IN ST. LOUIS,
ANOTHER AHTI-CHIMESE OUTBREAK.
INDIAN INSTRUCTIONS.
A PENNSYLVANIA SENSATION I!
Strikers Captured by REGULARS.


PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-A special to
the Ece,i,g Telegraph from Pittsburg, dated
to- day, says:-Tnis morning Gen. Hamilton,
with about $50 regulars, arrived in this city,
and their arrival created a sensation, mas
much as they brought with them some fifty
strikers as prisoners. AS the train approach
ed JobnstOwn during the night the strikers
misplaced and wedged the switch, which
threw the cars from the track, resulting in
injuries 10 one soldier and TO the engine
Gen. Hamilton deployed his men at once
OF the movement, the regulars had captured
about nifty, and surrounding them kept the
others at bay. In this position they awaited
new transportation, and soon after started
with their prisoners for this city, where the
captured rioters have been placed in the
arseLal to await the action Of the United
States govern ment.
The Pennsylvania Road Open
PHILADELPHIA, July 23-The president
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad makes the
following announcements: 1.-The Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad and its branches are open for
ngson, Baltimore, Phiisdsipsia tU and Ssw
York to points rs far as Altoona on their
main line"
NEW JERSEY JUST WAKING UP.
A strike this AfsernoOn.
HoBoKEN, \. j., July %, 1870 p. m.-The
engineers dt a and nfeW Wal on the Delaware,
just decided that they will strike this after
noon.
Arrest OF q Striker.
ELIZABETH, n. j., July 2s. Nicholas
Darby, brakeman on the Central railroad
and q striker, was arrested here last night.
he Is supposed to be one OF the rioters who
stopped two trains and threatened to kill
the engineers at ElizabethpOrt depot on
Wednesday night last.
THE BALTIa0RE AND OHIO ROAD.
Freight Trains Running To day
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Freieht trains COM
menced running on the Baltimore and OHIO
Cumberland. A train of Is loaded freight
cars left Riverside station, near Locust
Point, about $50 this morning. There was
no disturbance. a large force OF troops, reg.
ulars and state militia, and police were pre-
sent, and small guard accompanied the
train. Up to noon II freight trains had left
Cumberland for Baltimore. There was no
interference. A company of U. 8. regulars
were with the first train.
Coal Miners Who Would Not Go to
Work.
A special from Cumberland dated noon
says freight trains on the Pittsburg division
are also moving to day. Hoppers were fur
nished to the Consolidated Coal company
but the miners would not go to work, say
FIOstburg this afternoon. The meeting will
be watched with interest, as the discontented
Will try to make trouble.
NEW YORK STATE.
Roads Running
NEW YORK, July 2s,An was quiet on the
roads this morning, and freight and passen-
ger trains are running regularly. Advices
have been received from the Canada South
ern railroad to the effect that that road will
be closed until quiet prevails. To-day rum
ming Of freight trains commences on the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
road. superintendent Ledger, OF the Mich
tgan Central railroad, telegraphs that road
has been opened its entire length for freight
Ofiicials at the New York Central are appre-
heDsfve that troubles are not yet over and
may break out on the withdrawal Of the MI
litia.
Threatened Strike This Afternoon.
the engineers and fremen on the Central
railroad have agreed to strike this afternoon,
but as yet there are no signs of trouble with
them. Trains are arriving and departing on
time.
A striker Arraigned for Contempt OF
Court.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-J. B. Donohue, ar
ben county, under an attachment issued by
Judge Donohue, of the supreme court In this
city, was taken TO court this morning In cus-
tooy Of an Erie railway detective. An order
ofarrest was granted on affidavits charging
that the prisoner was a ringleader OF the
on the Erie railway, which is i'm the hands eff
q receiver appointed by Judge Donohue,
such Interference being contempt of court
The prisoner being without counsel, the
hearing was deferred to $50 p. m.
MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
Fayorable Progress Of NegOtiatiO1s
with the STRIKERS,
SEDALIA, No., July %, q. m.-The strik-
efs here ON the Missouri and Kansas and
noon. There was q consultation held be-
tween the sfrtk0rg and OfYicAra ,f the rcad