Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-30
THE GREAT STRIKE.
Everything Quiet In Chi
ago and st. Louis.
THE PENNSYLVANIA TRAINS RUN.
MING ON TIME.
Military Still Garrisoned
in Pittsburg.
But NO FURTHER VIOLENCE An.
TICIPAfED.
The wnkesbarre Miners Continue
the Strike.
The Wlikesoarrc Ainers wv
the Strike.
IsrsauL DrrArcuEs To II 0olp Hill
DAILY Nxvs.i
S,,iesre All Quiet.

CnieoHo Az S"scs
CHICAGO, July 29.-Scarce = vestige OF
the late troubles has been visible to-day
A fsv dissatisied tailors assembled at
Lako View, = suburban town. but they
scattered In all directions on learning tns'
. force Of cavalry was in the vicinity look
ing for them, Generals Sheridan and
Crook arrived this morning from St. Paul
and General Pope from 1t. Louis. Inc
latter will still have command OF the
United States troops hero and In this vi
ciniy by virtue Of his position In the
army. General Crook went west TO omA-
ha, where he will look after some reported
Indian troubles In tho Western territories
The railroad strike has no now features:
Engineers ON the vandalia, Indiana and
81. Louis lines have struck and . few en-
gineers talk discontentedly. but have a.
vet made no signal Of striking. The
usual Sunday passenger business has been
done by ali lines except the vandalia.
though fow freight cars have moved In
any direction.
srRiKERs
The hardwood miners have been COM
pletely suldued by q large force OF militia
now there, aud the four hundred negro
workmen have returned. and are ready for
work on Monday.
IHE ROADS BrsisEss.
CuicAoo, July 30.-But little trouble
was experienced this morning In rcsuming
the order Of things prevailing before the
labor troubles. All the roads. except the
Lake Shore and the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy. have resumed Doth irsisnt
and passenger traffic. Tho latter has been
annoyed by the recalcitrants a. burning
ton. who refuse to allow business 70 go on.
A considerable number Of lumber showers
struck this morning. but have MADE NO
demonstration. The First Regiment re,
| turned from Braidwood this morning. ana
will 20 to GAlssburg to-day 10 insure safety
10 the Chicago. Burlington and quincy
trains at that point.
In NC. louis.
ST.. LOUIS. July 29.-To-lay passed very
quietly. and matters are beginning 10 As
sumo their usual aspect. james Mecarty,
q prominent internationalist. and one Of
the most i~ncendiary Of tho speakers OF thai
oruer' 'oseene' WIN i'"'
is believed TO be Chairman Of the Execu-
| tive Committee which worked 80 much
mischief curing ino Eass .u r,nsissd.
ers Of the strikers In Carondelet were also
captured yesterday.
InE KANSAS Ayp InSAs hoAp i,sLps
OF. ' E.rs." .nJ Te,ss road has ter.
mins,Sd' the compsny acceding to tho de-
msnds Of its employees. From ten to
Twelve hundred o. 'ne .ll,no,s N.u oon.
ua m |s, ~ .nsri he nroper,y Of he
Ohio and Mississippi road. arc now quar-
tered in East ~. Louis, All the rosds sa,
eep, inc loieuo anu AM ,r.;Dh trains. A eood
III y ohisc,ion h. made by the strikers.
ahan, Moan tho crowd became anite de-
mons,rstiye. but a company Of militia
surroundel them ami arrested about ono
hundred. Guards were put on all trains
which left subsequently,. and no more
trouble occurred. Tho rioters taken were
eY.mined this evening and all but four re-
les.ed.
O. Ior,s. Iu,v 30.-Ths Railway and
T,.n.i, 20. are taking out and bringing
In ,r.ins ,o and from all directions, and
,na.a ~ =" evidence Of further Interrupt
49, pn.,n... an ali road, will DO fully
na .n-d.y
"'" ~
The situsttou IN fissss"ss'
p,-r-,r,o Jn,y 30.-Eycrything IL
iii. .,,o,, An.
quiet to-day and inc suik' An'ons wv
" --.... a.. A.. all anuQaFanFH1
IL. -, Az pi,,.hurv Diyision of the
enueu y" "V - go.
baltimore anu ONO I'ai'roAu' rfe's""
are now arriving and departing on ume
on the Pennsylvania isoau. S'ock 'rAin'
are being "o.su
gotten IN readiness anu wv ~
have been delAyed Along ."e i'"' Ai' ai
ing. The rs 'n,ve u ,nousio hs;ns
neie uh.s. Nv" now mining without
vu.ri.. The company arc not receiving
freight for shipment. but this Is owing to
the fact that the tracks over the burnt us
trict are not yet completed' and VIII mus
delay local freights o day or Two. on the
P~ittsburg. Fort WAYNE and Chicago road
sfiorts are mainly directed TO- clearing the
tracks 0f rolling stock. when Is s'runs
alons. the road fiiteen mile psiow she e'S
anu rs 40 .hons ON mia road re-
,umeJ work this morning. The P%ittsburg,
Cincinnati and ~. Louis Panhandle arc
running trains a. usuAi. ine n .bn ,"....
tary are sui unust sIn. ny yss,.
under oovsrnor IiaI ..."as Ths
Posinon y sen.y'.,s" .mnsJ nm IN