The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-21

sion here to-day that the men on the Northern
Central and other roads centreing in Elmira in :
tended to make move in concert with the Erie
men, but the authorities say they have no
reason to fear trouble at present. Orders have
been issued TO run trains no further west than
Corning.
HoRNELLsvTILE. July 90 - Superintendent
Beggs s locomotive was cut from tho train and
put into the engine house in Salamanca, and he
was told that he could not go any further But
the men at length consented to let him pass. and
he was sent out Of Salamanca with one car and
nlocomOtive. In Andovcr he was again stopppd
and his ear WIS boarded 10y about twcnt five
engineers, iiremcn, and other train men. They
Demanded leave Of absence; This was refused.
Alter they had held the Superintendent for
Tor some time. they permitted him to go
ahead to Hornelsvillc. -. Besides these two
officials, Superintendent Taylor of the Buffalo
and Rochester divisions and il. b. Cable
Of the Susquehnnna division came here early.
AZ soon as the news WIS received in New York
ordered to stop. Passenger trains were sent in
other directions and freight trains held wher-
ever they were This had the effect Of keeping
hundreds Of men nway from Horncllsville and
rendered the strikers here less formidable.
some OF the more earnest Of the train men who
hai been stopped In transit reached this place
on hand cars that they impressed in the service.
AT Andover. twenty miles west of here fire.
man named Pratt ran a locomotive between
that place and Scio. picking up the men who
had been left with the view OF bringing them to
llorncllsville. He ran the LOCOMOTIVES in con-
stlnt danger OF collision with passenger trains
running on that division. He was finally pre-
vailed upon TO give up the perous UNDER
General Superintendent Bowen and Assistant
general Superintendent ChHnute arrived in
Hornellsvlle at 9's o'clock this evening, to take
rnrt In the settlement OF the difficulties Sheriff
sherwood OF Sicuben county. with several dep
utics, Is here. in readiness in case Of any
trouble.
The mon say that therc IL only ono way TO
settle this trouble. and that that is 10 concedo
what they demand.
PoRT JrRvIs. July 20-Therc IA very little ex-
citement hero as to the result ol the strike on
the Eric road west Of here Interviews with
prominent members Of the Brotherhood of En-
Hinecrs indicate that undcr no circumstances
VIII they strike on either the Eastern or Della
ware DIVISIONS. The same is true Of the fire.
men. The officials here are confident that no
trouble vii occur. Everything IL going on
smoothly. The local trains are arriving and
departing on time.
BUffALo. july 2o.-All passenger and freight
trains on the Erie Railroad. except on the Falls
branch. have been abandoned. Tickets now is-
sued Will be honored by the New York Central
and tickets issued by the Erie road over the At
lantic and Great Western will be honOred by the
Lake Shore and Michigan southern. or the Buff
ialo and jamestown road. All is quiet herc.
DIscoNrEST on THE UNION PACIFIC
OMAHA, Nch, July 20-Abuut three hun
dred employees ON the Union Pacific Railroad
held "A meeting here lnst night for the purpose
ot discuss lng the recent reduction of from five
To ten per ccntum on their wages. A committee
was appointed to confer with Super ntendrnt
Clark. und the meeting adjourned " Monday
night