The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-31

and Sunday night.
MORE TROOPS GOING TO PIrTsBURo.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30.
Major Fell, first division, has issued an |
order calling upon all soldiers of the divis-
ion to report this evening for transportation |
to Join the commands at Pittsburg.
STRIKE PETERING OUT.
NEW York, July 80.
A telegram from Scranton this morning |
announces that several pumps in the mine
of the Lackawanna company are working.
All trains on the LackawaDna road are run
ming over the Morris and Essex division,
but on the main line from Washington, N.
j., to Scranton and Oswego, troubles are
not yet arranged. Virtually the strike is
ended on the Morris and Essex division.
On the Central railroad of New Jersey
all trains are running regularly. On the
Pennsylvania branches Of the road not
single train is in operation. a coal train
was stopped this morning at Penobscott
above Mauch Chunk, and violence threat
ened. The governor of Pennsylvania has
telegraphed that he will send troops.
THE STRIKE AT PITTsBURG ENDED.
PITTsBURG, July 80.
Every ything is quiet and the strike among
the railroad employees is to all appeara noes
ended. On the Pittsburg division of the
Baltimore and Ohio road freights east and
west are now arriving and departing on
open for the receipt and delivery of freight.
On the Pennsylvania road stock trains are
being moved as rapidly as they can be got
ten in readiness, and trains which have
been delayed along the line are arriving.
The first three trains sent out on this road
were under military guard, but no trouble
having occurred trains are now running
without guards. The company is not re-
ceiving freight for shipment yet, but this is
owing to the fact that tr ackS over the burnt
district are not yet completed and will
thus delay local freight day or two. On
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
road efforts are mainly directed to clearing
the tracks of rolling stock, which is strung
along the line of the road for fifteen miles
below the city, and having city freight de-
livered. all workmen in the shops on this
road resumed work this morning. On both
the Pennsylvania and Fort Wayne roads
officers have notified the engineers and fire.
men they can have their old engines if they
report for duty at once. The opening OF
the blockade on the Fort Wayne road will
open the Cleveland and Pittsblrg and
Pittsburg and Erie roads to business. On
the Allegheny Valley road passenger trains
are arriving and departing on time and it is
expected freight will be started to-day.
The Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis
road, Pan Handle route, are running trains
as usual. The home military are still un-
der arms and the forces under Gov. Hart
ranft maintain their positions at 2Sth
street. The United State troops are en-
camped on the arsenal grounds. The ar
rest of parties charged with being engaged
in the riot are constantly being made by
the police.
| THE FIRING AT ALLENTOWN JUSTIFIED.
| ALLENTOWN, July 80.
Gen. Reeded, who commanded the 4tf
regiment when it fired on the mob Monday
last, says in answer to the coroner's inter
rogatories, as his command marched TO re-
lease train from the hands of the strikers
every step was being marked by the BLOOD
of the men and many of the troops haC
been knocked down by flying stones. The
single shot fired without orders was thu
signal for dropping fire, which while do
ing little or no damage to the rioters
served to check the fast falling showers o
stones. Pressing on the command reached
Penn street and was confronted by larg
crowd which commenced hurling stones ant
firing pistols at the regiment. This was onl,
stopped by very effective volley whicl
entirely dispersed the mob.
STRIKERS TAKE REDUCED PAY.
SCRANTON, July 80.
A meeting of the Delaware and Lacka
wanna strikers to-day unanimously resolve
to work at the reduced rate Of wages
Trains commenced running in all direction
this afternoon; no disturbances. Th
strike of miners and iron workers, number
: ing several thousand, still continues with n
prospect of a termination, The destructio
of property is greatly feared. Sewers
: places were raided and robbed last nigh
Provisions were carried off in large quar-
titles. There is much distress among tn
poor.
4, Illinois
, TRIAD OF GRNERAIs-oNE MORE STRIKE
! CHICAGO, July 30
, Gems. Sheridan, Crook and Pope arrive
Sunday. Troops were at the usual ST.
a tlons yesterday, but all was quiet I'll
engineers on the Vandalia, indianapolis an
i st. Louis lines struck Sunday,
FUNERAL OF A VICTIM OF THE MOB.
0 CHICAGO, July 80.
. The funeral of ]. ]. White, killed viii
i acting as special policeman, was largely a