The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

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TIN Ntst.ti Inian Telegraph tIltFv, Atti drew
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III liz hrMd ~ iluO cttig,sue. ninstas.i iitr
ntsratafs. iHu'sitssd t'nn int'istiipn. eisl ]an.
tiliiieaiiVn aaH nstufsa. lhu stfih.rs
at ss,inlsls,,s. Obi. visited .,ais " ths larar
factories Anh rssnpsil.d ihe employees I'll s,ls.
Iss,i antk H,ii Jniathsm. Tite.ntire MIL, .uii.
herring aist 2.'sE' i"h t,,arrias H. the liiist,
lNIsi and rlneed an .mlafso uls,n traffic nj
all through lines. AT Iainssil't, iatg. rrun,ts
~ strikers An,l hllr wetLnna, t.,arrlnl IL tls
,liirtftn, manufacturing llaers y the city
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rendered idir The niuh arneumttIl,d III. nwn
ur1 ~ tile ~trsvt railway ~ ilnnl uil tte ait,r
rafA. AZ indianapolis ilu tirihr hal assumed
Formidable proportions. isi,t hn nnIrites wA
h.ing committed. The trHcknasn rInriusel at
the Michigan Central dclDl, In ChirHgn. quit
work. and there Msru fears ~ general Htfihn
A. n precautionary mrH~'il. NIL te k,i,. Atnrr~
III thr city were sinltlsi " their contents and
thc arms stored Ia places " safety.
The dispatches III the 18th NOD. no mai,stal
change IN The genral situation ~ The Hr.Ai
INtiAHN HlEthAs A5t8lN UlNN ~ tbNiHNHN ~
spread iii .vcry direction. Thr striking fewer
lrnkr out III Chicago III \ most ,lriIlsnt form,
tho enl,,lns,A Ut neari, atl tile r,s.ls eeasing
work simultaneously. Iln strikers formed In pro
cuHsiun and marched through the city iirilr-
ilE thu ~urkm.n gainraily ~ Isdn them. They
Visited inaisy ~ thu lunlAf*sHfdA hitrkssafls,
planting Ti,ocfactnrsH, anil ,stiicr inlnsi,i.
al establishments, compelling The Operatives ~
quit wsrk AMI iaiii tin prsr.rrioti. A i,ars ~
strikers aipn Visited TIM Atrksai,lN Att'i fnns-
lsilssl ilia Wutknun In All the rarhinsstsaiseH
10 shut down. EseIy IAiruaa c.l,t.rsng IN thu
city was involved Iii the strike. aid io trainr,
except tlnre carrying the malls were allowed
~ depart. There WAS ~ sinlenra ~ ans kiiid.
Tlr city authorities Ind taken nnnsnal Iiteau.
tinns Ii nittt aiis di~,r,lrtls d.ipiastatlan IN
tliu part ~ ilie neb ami. bsiitg anars ~
thiA, the laitaf piasec.lud ssf, carefully ~
whatever they did. The sllHt'ateirs f.iastfai
everything g,iisi III liAltinHIn AMI ~ nltir
trouble NaA appt.l.lnled. Al Philadelphia,
Tho araih Arn,s ~ iha lal,niit rendered
their services tu tin authorities IN s,tJtI.r~tiig
All, o.itbscak TINT might ,H.'nr. Tin fhllns
leplda and Elie train inura ii sudbury. Ia,
struck, AMI eun'lnllssi to rl,nl'nci, mud mn.
cl,ni@t~ 10 iii tll.m. The rtfih.rH NJ
Columbus. Oha tiirelaini ANY responsibility fr
iie aetipll ui the mob in clurihg NJ, il,e fa.'.
tories there, and NIL tic operatives resumed
work After bcing ont uno day. Onu tl,n',-
sand wnrkmcn In thu Wet MlAny IN. I'D
,.',n%a " ,. .u, ."', ,. "'n = y, ,Ao w..,n s.'a..
ruad III rnlrdn nnsir demand iur MI itsrsam'
u wages. Al indianapolis tho Hitnati.l, MAS
growing nierc Nriust# Tho ~iIiksra tsAk lns-
seH~lul, III tho uIipn DeIHt, alist allowed only
postal rHrs ~ lca,r Tho city. Our WU rssial
police w.rc sworn In. Detroit dispatch says
llu -tlik. lRranm general All alunp the t.Liea-
~ and Gannsin huntl,csn mai. Hue AMI ihp
Tpiudu a,. Detroit branch. Ihr strikers tak
p,~aes~ln,l ~ tho tnion neiNs. " East -.
l1,lis, AMI placed MI cnlatga 81, All freight
and passenger trRtlie. Ths strikers d,-
rlaftd there Nns nu middle ground u
wAs either absolute Nrturs ~ lciuat With
them. Al buffalo ilso excitement ~aa anieting
down. although tho blockade af tfailia s.,iiiif.
nud the citizatH organized formidable rIa-
alal tHsllue fur il,s protection II tho sity. ~
liortlelsyillu and OsMrEu. \. A., the rtfik.fs
carrying the militia. Tho eluploysA If the
Delaware. iarkawa,,lis and Western, Delaware
and ii,ltIeoii. and l.itlgh nill Si@iualaaiia
roads struck MI alnl,g tho liiie, AMI na t1ains
were lp.,,g inn. The M,riir anh ETssS and
New Ju1s.s Central ruads s.ia AHo ,in#.i ~
consequence u thu strike. Italns nn thu In
dianaI,llr, bloomington, and Western fsaai
wafu heing run un,tsr tho uaceft ~ United
status DEPUTY MAr~l,alr. Al lndtanalulis,
Tafra llantr. Lafayette and Evansville, lih.
tho rfikers we're III is,rrcHriaH IL flis lsiA'is.
and allowed in traitis ~ ieasr. Tie strike ss.
NNtNlNAl IAlsN AMttMkMs WiNb MI VIM ~
tla Canada Southern railroad jolnsd Tho inot'-
munt. Notwithstanding lhu fact that the
strike thus continued ~ spread III NIL itsstiuns,
there was noticeable alsener ~ sioleh.n AMI
disorder tho strikers and Thur HympAthxeis
rl.owing u dispusltion ~ avoid rr.stttioi, ~
the SCENES enacted hi Pittsburgh AMI baltimore.
Prom the cultlDa1 accounts " slc Klcat ialaf
revolt. furnished by tho daily papers ~ the
9tIih, Ne CLEAN ~ fulluwas N Chicago, arln.d
n.alr appeared IN different #stlsl,a of tlN slty.
,iSitinH tlu railway .yAr,la, inmlsf-sar.lH, and
,Aly u tho mill. and factories. N,sd compelling
the wu1tnaci, ~ rhni down. THESE invl,@ wire
MT composed ~ railroad strikers. but consist
I'd principally, III lnAfars. thles.a and traMps.
nlaisy NJ them iuyr ~ III ~ ~ ,safa uil.
Their .iInsts "rru directed - stnlvng all hem.
ost lAlnpr. ~ matter whether thr Nnfknnla
were satisfied With ti,.n. wages .r nd. Squads
~ islies attacked and .lialsr~si ill,ir nins IN
several eAscs. Int they Wonti 1niekIs Rail,rr
ami All.Ar w uthur parts ~ tlsa city. ~ oia
ur tWu il,stAtirrr ilis l~,les tufvuA Mtru LD
small tn cltN Will, tha nui.ir AiAl N.r
f,Hrad tp retreat. 1lsn murt rsssrr conflict Was
on tle g., u. 4 q. rnah. at iialrt.d md Nls..
several hundred. Thu l.,lirs .lrrsl into them ses-
cral inr& lefsse they cnill b. made u i,n,sr
Tho Hiups defending themselves With VlatulN.
stones AMI bfickbala Two uf III. riptets we're
Killed. anL one fatally AiAl several slightly
wutilHlusl, ~hiir thr0S ~ luf u tliu pt,lls weru
slight disturbances uceasini..l hy ilirsv saEfaIi
hands everything MAS uit,lsI,aly unl.t Il, ih.'
city. Nh freight trains were lt,n ntt ANY II The
reads, HttL ~. only ot,c ~ iNp w.te aias la~.
AGngef trnttl~ allowed ~ depart. Nearly every
| JrsHtfnsunt III l,ii@iliuns Mas hcHMtsltl.d
Merchants N.tr unable u forward ED.,I4 d il,s
interior, and k.p, their rtarus alNn ~ nsrv
matter III farm. 1llo expiar. ruinI Ncir
unable ~ receive enrrcit, fur shipment. and
h,.sinuNt at tho hAiIks was ~ es'nstht" stand
Mil. Near Urwsg,. NJ n, Tin Asiksra tore
ny rail and threw 4 l,aass's.pr train
| from thu track M oilu iujuissl. The
lMnalo is,lcc nlA4ta MI attack niAn 4 lasae ha,i
wA~ quiet II lilu drlnlr. hut lo trains may ing.
Owtng u thc rtnIIM.s II fright traffic roAl
and uIl famine was Threatened liz 1AiIlnnfu. AZ
Cumberland Ffpstla,tR and usiirr tnAhs IN
| Maryland thufu MAS diHlfosrinH scarcity ~
vHuvisissiiA ~ \ cnilAslisirs III the blockade.
| 1huru MAS wrrat excitement III l4,uiHyiiiu. Ky.
Lsls..s4a was suspended, AMI thu eitixalls IT.