The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-30
ssOFF BRAKES,
Is the Order On Nearly All the
..... Roads.
And Freight as well as Passenger Trains
..ll Go Right Through.
No Indication of Disturbance at any
Point This Morning.
g: 30 Z. M. .-- 'NOre Trouble
at Columbus.

Special to tho Star. .....
NEWARK. o., July 30-Everything Is
quiet here. No trouble whatev r. No
attempt has been made to move trains !;
otherwise there would bestrouble.
THE LAKE SHORE RESUMES
BUFFALO, July 3O.-A meeting o! the
employees oft Buffalo division Of the
Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern Rail-
road resolved that ali the ongineets, fire.
men and brakeman should return to-
day, and the Company announce re-
sumption of freight trains.
THE LATEST FROM coLUMBU s--ANoTHER
RIOT FEARED.
COLUMBUS, July 30-2:30 P. NAT
AS this afternoon the strikers have pos
session OF everything belonging to the
railroad companies centering In this
city. At O'Clock they retook the Plqua
shops, and are now holding the same,
guarded with arms.
Every man is driven from his position,
and another riot is anticipated. The
strikers have received reiniorcements,
and will not yield to running trains.
1t is momentarily expec ed that the
engineers will strike. The Columbus
railroad officials are at a total loss at
the present state OF affairs.
National Associated Press to the Star.
QUIET AS A GRAvEYARD-THE SITUATION
. STILL PEkPLEXING.
COLUMBUS, o., July 3O--12 Must
came from the depot, which looks like a
graveyard. Total stiffness prevails in all
directions. A low whispered conversa-
ton is carried on among railroad
officials, and groups of them are discu s.
ing the situation, which is becoming
more and more perYleXing as the day ad-
vances. 1t is rumored tnat the engineers
will strike some time to-day, but can
not obtain facts, as neither Ihe railroad
men nor employees will answer ques-
lions. The cits here is perfectly quiet
and order prevails at the place OF dis.
turbance on Saturday.
THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD
PHILLIPSBURG, N. j., July 30-Eyery-
thing is quieL mere aud the strike is
over on both the Morris & Essex and
Central Roads, aud the men are anxious
TO work, with the exception of two or |
three. The Central and Morris u Essex |
Roads are both running passenger |
trains regularly this morning. Freight
trains VIII be star ed running to-day.
A portion OF the military will leave for
Newark To-day. The Lehigh Valley and !
Lebigh " Susquehanna Roads, OIL the
opposite side Vi the river, are still out.
1t Is expected that the Lehigh Valley
Lrikels viii be paid off and discharged
today.
GRAPHIC ACCOUNTS OF THE PITTsBURG
sIrUATluN-TRouPS IN CAMP AND
TRAINS MOVING.
PITrsBURG, July 30.-The railroad
,lockaue at this point is ended. Trains
moving yesterday on all
Dads, equipped with crews either
brought or recruited here. AS a result
If tnls, should the supply OF train men
lold out, the strike fails.
The Railroad Companies make no con-
'eSslonS, ana are masters Of the situa-
ION. Their success is largely due to
he influence and aid, direct and indi-
|
nents. The railroad side of the Dues.
ion, owing TO the folly OF the rioters, to
ay nothing OF their crimes, became the
lde OF law and order, wnlle the strikers
we're tainted by illegal and riotous acts
IS well.
There are rumors that the railroads
ohcede some points, but we can not
erify them. If the meu are forced back ,
o work ny superior strategy and power ,
II numbers and money it is not difficult
o see that the truce will be hollow
me, liable to break out again at any
ime with more thorough preparation.
Our city is doubly honored. We have
ere a force of regular soldiers larger
han we have had mere for many years.
nder the command Of gallant officer, c
ghh the gooj-lookiDg and chivalrous
hancock within easy hailing distance,
nd we have two or three thousand OF /.
he National Guard from different
arts Of the State. With Governor Hart.