Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-30
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TIE STRIKE NEARLY ENDED.
The B. q o. Road Resumes.
Trouble Over at Buffalo,
Good News from the Coal Mines.
ALL QUIET AT SAN FRANCISCO.
JOSEPH'S BAND.
On the Retreat Again.
THE EASTERN WAR.
THE EASTERN WAR,
THE LABOR WAR ABOUT OVER
The r. a d Sfrike Euha.i

The Is. n d Strtke Euded
BALTIMORE. July 80, I2.4J %. m-BaltI-
more and ohio officials at Camden station
furnish the following OF the situation on
lheir road to-day: Tine strike is virtually
ended between baltimore and the Ohio river.
Trains are going out from Grafton. Keyser
Cumberland, and MartiHsburg IN large
NUM- ers, ana without the assistance OF the
military. We Will send ont from here to-
DAY Thirty trains. We auiicipate no further
trouble. Numbers OF the old men are re-
turning, and more Offering than we have use
tor"
Coed News from the Coal Region.
NEW YORK. July ga private telegram
received in this city from Scranton, Pa this
morning by a gentleman connected with the
coal Interests, announces that several pu mps
IN the mines OF the Delaware, Iackawanua
and Western Railroad Company, are work.
Ing thls morning, and all IL quiet. All the
trains on the Delaware, Lackawauna ami
Western railroad are running regularly this
morning over the Morris aud Essex division.
bat on the main line from Washington. y.
TO Scranton and O,wego, the troubles are
Lot yot arranged. Almo>t every fireman on
the Morris and Essex division has gone
back TO duty, the few exceptions being those
on the firemen's committees who still hold
TO their positions. Virtually the strike is
ended on the Morris and Essex division, for
the engineers thereof will not support the
firemen by striking also, and unless they do
The hremen's strike would be in vain.
STRIKERS WHO STICK.
But on the main line the engineers, fire.
men and brakemen are in perfect unity, and
so there the strikes effec.ual. They are very
indignant at their brethren OF the Norris and
Essex road, who have gone TO work, and de-
nounce them in strong terms. Tue commit
lee is now In session at Scranton, and should
be heard from early this afternoon. They
held session Sunday afternoon, but adj
Journed till this morning. Should they com
mand the fremen OF the Morris aud Essex
road 10 strike, most, IL not all OF them, will
probably do so, but as the engineers will re-
main on duty and are willing TO take green
hands as hremen there Will be no trouble in
mining no mill 70 car
protect the volunteers acting as fremen.
HE New Jersey Central Road
On Inquiry al the Office of the Central rail-
road company OF New Jersey 1t is ascer-
tanned that a. trains over the road are run
ming regularly this morning On the Penn
syivania branches OF the road IL is very diff
fefent, not single train being I'm operation
on the whole OF the line OF that company.
A Coal Train stopped
A coal train was stopped this morning a.
PeEobsco,t, which is above Nauch Chunk.
Of Penns ylvania has telegraphed the railroad
company that he will at once send troops to
The scene OF the blockade.
Troops With Sealed Orders.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July so Five companies
OF United States troops left East St. Louis
for Belleville at O'Clock last evening with
sealed orders.
The prisoners captured by the soldiers yes
terday were examined last evening by John
w Oberly, state railroad commissioner, and
All Of them except three or four were releas-
ed with warning to go home and keep awav
from the depot hereafter.
The vandalia Strikers.
TERREHAUTE, IND, July 3O.-At a meet.
was resolved TO 60 TO work this morning at
old wages, subject to modification hereafter
During the afternoon q non-union fireman,
who attempted to go out, was beaten by the
Evansville Starts Little Strike All
by HeKself.
EVAFsvILLE, IND, July 80, Q. m.-The
and this morning they intend TO parade the
streets. II is feared that q general strike I'm
all branches of trade will be inaugurated,
and trouble is anticipated.
All Serene at chicago.
CHICAGO. July 29.-Scarcely q yestige OF
the late troubles have been visible to-day
Generals Sheridan and Crook arrived this
morning from ST. Paul, and Gen. Pope from
st Louis. The latter will still have the im-
meciate control OF the L. s. troops here and
In This vicinity, by virtue OF his position in
Inc army. Gen. Crook went west To Omaha
where he will look after some reported Iu-
dian troubles III the eastern territories. In
Chicago troops are stationed at gas and water
WORKS and at q few other places of import
ance. There are 100 within half an hours
march OF burlington crossing and near the
scene OF the fighting on Wednesday aud
Thursday. The railroad strike has few new
features. The engineers on the Nandalia
and the Indianapolis and St Louis lines have
struck and few other engineers talk dis
striking. The usual Sunday passenger BUSH
ness has been done by all the lines excepf
the Nandalia. Two freight cars have been
moved in one direction.
End OF the Strike az BuHa 10,
BCFFALo, July 30.-At a meeting OF the
employees OF the Buffalo division of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern railroad yes
terdsy Ii was resolved that all engineers
nremen and brakemen return TO their re-
spectfve places this morning, and according
~ The company last night announced that
LEY Will resume the movement of freight
trains to-day.
THE PACIFIC SIDE RIOTS.
All Quiet I'm San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 2.-The city
mas been quiet ali day aud during the even
ing. The force on duty to night has been
considerably reduced from that previously
ern Union ONCE in New York occasioned
considerable sensation among the authori-
ties, as IL was first reported that the break
down OF the wires was owing TO an extensive
might encourage q fresh outbreak here.
a Victim OF the HO0dlams.
The funeral of w. II. Guberville, MEM
Der OF the committee OF safety VINO was ilied
in the riot on Wednesday, was largely at
tended by the members OF the committee
the police and the San Francisco Verein, .
which deceased was member.
A PENNsYLvANlAD DAN DISASTER
EwATH NOPE, PA. July 30--Early this
morning, Strathaven dam, on Big Crum
creek, gave way, causing great damaget
properly below: yonn SreeI a COS , costo
county was flooded, and the machinery an
stock damaged 20 the amount of 50 go. TIE
houses In Avo1dale Were washed out an
several persons carried down the stream, bu
were all saved by ropes being thrown 20
them. Great DAMAGE was done To farm