The New York herald., 1877-07-28
PEN NNsYLYANIA.

GOVERNOR HARrRASFr AT BLAIRsvILLE IN
TERsEcrIoN WITH A STRONG FORCE HOPES
OF COMPROMISE WITH PENNSYLVANIA
MEN-rHE FORT WAYNE STRIKERS SUR
RENDER Hfs u
[B. TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. 5a
r5. PIrrsBuso, July 81, 1877.
The streets tonight fed squads Of soldiers
busted with preparations Tor movement OF some
kind o-morrow, and guards are out hurryng hithsr
and thther picking up s.raggers who arc marched 10
the a.mores. Governor HartranIt Is reported at the
Balrsvlle ntersec.ioa with his stan, consisting Of
Adjulant General latla, surgeon General Reed, Con.
era smith, Colonel Grccp, General Hartsnorne and
Assistant Adjatant General Hessner Some SIX ban.
dred troops Of Uniled States Army are with
them, together with strong body Of militia Tho CT.
~ for the OF this force here At 40 early
hour the morning. when 1t will be joined by the
militia stationed IN this CITY II is then expected
that The troops Will lake Possession of the Fort Wayne
aud Chicago Railroad, IN expectation Of which the
strikers gave up to-day and requested loo compeny to
their soon us they pleased There Is no
through train Chicago tonight has roai, and the
sriners are firm in the pellef thas tbe company are
utterly unable move their trains, or the reason that
tney cannot gel eng necrS or brakcnen .ltl fit
HOPES or A COMPROMISES.
Another conference held tns morning between
a deicg alton OF strikers and lioocrt Pitcairn aud
otAer officers OF the Pennsylvania Railroad The pro-
ceealncs were secret intimated that the result
OF the con ference will be favorable anicable SET
Element of tue trouble. IL II utterly Impossible, no
said for the Pcnnsylvana Railroad Company 10 accede
tuc Original demands aie by the strikers, but MS
opinion That an arrangements would oe agreed 10
similar TO that made between Vanderbilt and his en-
ployes-viz that the strikers should go 10 work and
pel The running order and that some pledge
would gwen them that compromse would be made
alterwurd Inis plan meets tho views oil large num-
ber OF the strikers aud paper been sgneu by thcm
The effect that lney are willing to 80 10 work under
these terms.
A large lorcc OF men engaged III clearing away the
wreck and reaying rails Preference gwen 70 those
VINO been faithful to the company ana ths IN
cludes yard ana SHOP men. AS soon US The track -
clear passenger trans viii be run aown Liberty street
10 the seventh Avenue Hotel, whicn ior the tune %
10 oe used as d passenger depot
Mr. Charles Donneily manager OF the Pittsburg dvi-
sion OF the Baltimore ONO Railroad, reports
everything quiet una orderly on that line No attempt
is being made to move freghts Mr.. Donncliy says
the men quietly remain AZ thetr MONIES ana re-
tran from gatnerine crowds and when the CON-
pany are Ia a position to resume the movement or
rogh,s all that Is necessary Is to send ior The men
aud guarantee them protection.
IIt will reaure mouths of constant labor clear the
tracks Pennsylvania Railroad IRON Thirty-t
street down Twenty -hrst There are innunierable
obs,ructions most difficult TO remove in tho shape
of wheels fragments OF cars and tws ed rails be-
tween these streets lhere are many acres o. nack-
up the hillside. II Is appalling. The lower round
house. in winch Philadelphia soldiers sought shelter
from the fury Of the mob, Is now one vast pile Of
broken masonry and twisted and charred timberS
AN INQUIsir1oN
The inquest has be- un in the case OF tho persons
killed during the ri0t and the testimony OF several
witnesses shows that tue first shot was fred by man
in The crowd and that Philadelphia soldier Killed
by him.
Joseph Monks colored man, was arrested to-day as
the man who sci tire 70 the gram elevator and l. b.
Carpenter arrested Tor Leading the party that cap
tured TWO guns OF the Hutchinson Battery IN the
armory.
Tho recauture goods goes steadily nunoreoa
of houses having been visited IN the suburbs ana tons
OF iegut reooverea. 1t is stored ON Liberty street
and viii be held TO await direction OF the railroad
s MT ns s1s' 10 "ey ey wy
can 10 sold tor tie benefit Of the damage iund.
FIREMEN FIRED UPON
The city last night and this, morning has been as
quiet and orderly could be desired, with the single
exception OF a cowardiy firing the members Of tho
fire department, who responded 10 an alarm from the
ARREST OF PErEoLEUa IN PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PHILADELPHIA, July q. 1871
Afars at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot remain in
statu quo Few local freight trains have been sent
West but no attempt has been made to send through
trains. Tho policemen guarding the depots and ths
tracks have been reduced in number but there is still
a strong iorce on duty. The U nitod States cngneen
who arrived here night still quarered IN the
cid depot waiting orders. Passenger trains are
irving and departing time, but as tar appear.
anccs 60 with about half the usual number OF pas.
scngers.
AT three o'clock this morning detachment of 1874
Marines from the Brdcsburg Arsenal arrived here and
assigned to duty on the bluffs below Cslowhill
street bridge where Colonel Heywcod's have been
stationed since Monday, for the purpose of allowing
the first arrival relief from the constant duty they
have been subjected to.
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
The event OF the morning here the arrest Of the
man who suspected Of having started the coal oil nre
on Monday below the South street bridge. It ap.
pears that the by several detectives on
tho oil train and also by Special officer Gray,
of the Reading Railroad, since which time
a close LOOKOUT has been KEEP for hin. Yesterday
afternoon Detective Galloway saw MIN hanging around
the depot, but hoping something might be developed
by following him up dld not make an arrest, simply
keeping him under surveillance. This morning, how.
ever, when he put in an appearance at the Caowhil
street BRIDGE 1t was noticed tuat his intention to
get on engine and he was at once taken into Gus.
tony by Detective Galloway and Special Ofncer Gill;
more. He SAID he was going TO Greenwich on bust
ness. He taken TO the depot, where he
gave the name of David Connolly Captain
Wood blunt Y charged him with being the guilty
trimmed your mustachc for the purpose Of Disgusting
yourself" This he dened but acknowledged that he
had been around the depot yesterday with silk hat
This morning he was dressed In an entirely
different manner The officers are disposed to think
that they the right man. Otlcer Gray, whO II
asserted, had him apply the match TO the oil,
is positive of his identity In order to avoid any
trouble among those who might know and possibly
sympathze with the prisoner here he placed undo
guard and escorted TO the Central station, where he
was given hearing ana held in heavy bail for trial.
ORDER THE MILITIA.
The following order was issued this afternoon -
PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1877.
Tho members OF the First division remaining in
Philadelphia hereby ordered to report AZ tho depot
corner of Thiry-second and Market streets, at
balipast eight this evening for duty IN Pitsburg The
Major Generals orders to tins elect are emphatic All
members will report at the hour named 10 A. d. Fell
low, Major ana A. A. a. General, Pennsylvania Rail-
road depot.
ANOTHER MANIFESTO BY sToKLxY.
The Mayor has tonight issued another proclamation
repeating his request 10 the citzons not 10 assemble
at meetings Tor any purpose bearing relation TO Tho
labor trouble. He says he has no desire 10 restrict
peoples rights 10 assemble peaccaby, but at tho
presen, time he urges them to 0rego the privilege.