The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-25

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vigorously. 1t q hoped the WONT y
now oyer.
CHESTER, Va, July %. The Morton
Hirranit files have been ordered 10
Paoli,
ARMS SURRENDERED
pr1sBuRG, July 23.-Ihc striker, at
Twenty first street have surrendered
their arms, inclnding three pieces OF
artillery, TO the citizens committe.
THE REAL STRIKERS.
PTrsBURG, July 23.-Ihe real strikers
to-day had no Utilization with the lawlc's
mob. The reported action OF the Fort
Wayne passenger engineers and iirenen
alone should be drawn between The
strike proper and It's terrible cOnse-
qucuccs. evidenced by the burning and
pillagng. To day the STRIKERS seem
,nlycr. tll| disposed 10 assiG the law
abidmg citizens in saving the property
from thicycs and flames. Their better
nature shows Itself on all hands. but the
scenes that have been enacted are trace
able 10 a much lower grade OF men than
those who inauguratcd the real strike,
they are those WHO have neither character
nor position . lose by their action and
seem 10 hold themselves amcnablr TO no
las what yer. This it, the class WhO,carts
arc a disgrace to Pittsburgh. A. to any
plan looking 10 any comproIni-c between
the Fort Wayc men aud their cInpOyr-
il IL STAYED that all hope. ia that direction
are rn,Icd We learn that
nm RAILROAD ArInUmlE,
have distinctly informed the strikers that
there viii be no cOmpromho Whatever,
Itl- also stated that when lhi- became
known all the pass 'ngcrhcugluccr- and
lircmcu Quit their cngincs. A. Il result
no trains Of any kind VIII ~ ont hi,
evening.
On the Pennsylvania Railroad there /,
no pa. -ibIc hope OF II compromise. The
officials declare that such shall NOT take
pl zee though not II wheel should turn
on the entire road. Also that il his
community can get along without the
Pennsylvania railroad the lo'f can get
along without the striker.
The rumor. which have been set 4fQ4,
rec riding removal OihO.tiitI,- induced
the proprietor, OF the Mercantile aud
other establishment, 10 suspend bu,I.
u''', ana >jlu' OF mem or iA/ ~ iI!rT
employees ia companies, and tender 'A,r
service. 10 aid IA
RESTORING ORDER.
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