The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-31

| ALL QUIET AT CHICAGO-ASOTHER SHRINE.
CHICAGO, July 30.-But little trouble was
experienced this morning in resuming the
order OF things prevailing before'the labor
disturbance. The expected engineers strike
has not yet occurred, and all the roads ex-
cept the Lake Shore and Chicago and the
Burlington and Quincy have resumed both
freight and passenger-traflic, Though the
latter has been annoyed by the recalcitrants
at Burlington, who refuse to allow any
business to 60 on. 4 considerable number
of "Iumber-shovers' on the south branch
of the Chicago river struck this morning,
but made no demonstration. The First
regiment returned from Broadwood this
morning, and will 90 out to Galesburg to-
| day to insure safety to the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy trains ut that point. No
serious trouble is reported in this city or IN
| the Northwest.
NO FURTHER TROUBLE ApPREHESDED AT CHI
CAGO.
WASHINGTON. July 3O.-Sheridan telc-
graphs from Chicago that no further trou-
Bile IS apprehended there. Troops, placed
at various cities and points Of danger, will
remain till perfect order is restored and
business is conducted as usual. .-.:
THE STRIKE IN NEW JERSEY.
ELIZABETH, n. j., July 30.-In New Jer-
scy the strikers are quiet merely from the
presence Of the military. AT Phillipsburg,
Hampton, and Washington, trains are rum
ming regularly and the strikers are trying
to convince the military that their presence
is unnecessary, and the military are trying
to convince Governor Bedle that such Is the
case. The truth is, however, that in the
Lehigh Valley there is no disposition on
the part OF the strikers to resume work, and
no intention on the part OF the railroads to
resume unless there is general return to
duty. ....
END OF THE STRIKE on THE DELAWARE,
LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
HoBoKES, n. j., July 3O.-Walter Keck-
line and Edward Sturgess, the two leaders
of the. striking tremen on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad, both
presented themselves before Superintendent
Reasoner yesterday, and admitted that the
strike was over, and that their efforts had
been unsuccessful. The Morris and Essex
division and the other divisions are eX-
pected to fall into line tomorrow.
THE SITUATION on TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
ROAD.
BALTIMORE, July 30.-Baltimore and Ohio
officials at Camden station furnish the fol-
lowing OF the situation on their road to-
day The strike is virtually ended between
Baltimore and the Ohio river. Trains are
going out from Grafton, keyser. Cumber-
land, and Martinsburs in large numbers
and without the assistance Of the military.
We will send out from here to-day thirty
trains. We anticipate no further trouble.
Numbers OF the old men are returning, and
more Offering than we have use for.
THE FIRST MAI. TRAIN SINCE THE STRIKE.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, July 30.-The first
New York mail since "Wednesday last ar
rived to-day.
ERIN, July 8O.-Freight and passenger
trains are moving on all the railroads lead
ing from this city.
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS WILL NOT RESUME
WORK UNTIL WAGES ARE RAISED TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT. s... ..,a.sf ~.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, July 30 twenty-five
hundred miners have just concluded a meet
ing at Dana's Grove, and passed resolutions
not to resume work until wages are raised
TWENTY-FIVE per cent, and the mlne-pumps
are to be stopped until the companies ac-
cede to this demand.
END OF THE STRIKE on THE TEXAs-PACIFIC.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-Advicesr received
here state that the strike on the TeXas-Pa-
citic is ended, and the men have resumed
work on the basis Of the present reduction.
FROM p1rrsBuRGH-THE STRIKE TO ALL APP
.. PEARANCES ENDED.
PITTSBURGH, July 30.-Everythlng IS
quiet, and the strike among the railroad
employees il, to all appearances, ended: On
the Pittsburgh division OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad the freights east and
west are now arriving and departing on
schedule time.
GENERAL RESUMPTION OF TRAINS ON THE GIN
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, AID OTHER ROADS,
COLUMBUS, o., July 30.-The Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, and St.Louis railroad ofhclals
announce that they will receive freight
from shippers to all points.
| Miami trains are running WITHOUT inter-
ruption. }.E -,
nounced to start this afternoon: ,.l,,u.
An attempt was made at II a. NJ. to take
ont a train ON the Cleveland, Columbus and
indianapolis railroad Cincinnati dlYlslonl,
hut the strikers, about dozen in number,
i took the train of. The yardmaster was or
4 dercd out of the yard and the engine housed.
No military or police were present. 49,
= - ABSOLUTE QUIET AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis, July sc. Absolute quiet relgns
throughout St. Louis this morning. tx.
changes have re0pened and everything is
rapidly returning to its normal condition
Some manufacturing establishments are SUI
closed for want Of coal, but that article VII
| be abundant again in q day or two, r..H
A GENERAL STRIKE FEARED AT EVANSVILLE,
| -.t ~ "'.. IND. 49,, ......-.. VS. .,s,:
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 30.-At 6 A. NJ
the strikers organized in this city Eester'
day, and this morning they intend to parade
the streets. It is feared that general strike
/ in all branches OF trade will be lnauSurated
and trouble is anticipated. -',.sE.s.-" IT.
4 EAisT.,BBoUSp TRAINS STARTED From KEYsER.
| EEYsER, W. VA, July. 3o;IAt: the con
/ ference Of citizens and strikers WIN Mr
i Keyser last night it was agreed that trains
/ should be started to-day, but when an eHor
4 was made to start them this morning tht
crews would not 60 out: Several hours O
conference resulted in failure OF an agree
ment between the railroad and leaders o
A strikers. 1t is understood that full crew:
a are on their way from Baltimore to take th'
7 trains west, and full traffic will be opened al
Tomorrow morning. All east-bound train
have been started on their way from ne!
ser. 81. NJ. ..-s.. l. -. -,, -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STRIKER. DoNAHuE.
NEW YORK, July 3O.-The HornellsyHt
striker, b.: j. aDonahuc, was again be1or
Judge eDonohue to-day, IN Supreme CouI
chambers, under an attachment tor inter
fering with the running OF the trains D,