The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-31
THROUGH ON TIME
Is the Way Nearly all Trains
are Making 1t.
Interruptions Few and of Slight
Importance.
All Quiet at Columbus this Morning
All Quiet at Columbus this Morning


National Associated Press to the Star.
STRIKERS QUIET-''NOW YOU SEE THEM
AND NOW YOU DON'T"
COLUMBUS, O., July 31-10:30 A. NJ
This city is perfectly quiet. There is
not the slightest disturbance here what
ever.
The strikers are calm and no violence
is threatened on their part. The soldiers
who are ordered here will be entirely
needless at the present time.
1t is believed they are intended for
some other place. In regard to strikers
we say, "NoW.you see them, and now
you don't"
TRAINS ALL RUNNING.
BINGHAMPToN, N. Y, July 31-SA. NJ
Trains ran to and from this city and
Scranton last night, and also through to
New York. This morning all the regular
trains are moving ON the Delaware,
Lackawanna d Western Road. Freight
is again being received for all points on
the road, and coal trains, it is reported,
will be run tor few days at least, there
being considerable quantity mined on
hand.
Dull Al hohh'
INDIANAPOLIS, July 3l-9 A. NJ
Everything is quiet here to-day. Ensin-
eers and other employees have returned
to work, and trains are running as usual
on all the roads.
THE MINERS STRIKE-Two sMEErINGs
LAST NIGHT.
SHAMoKIN, PA, july 3l.-The miners
OF the Cameron and Luketilder Colleries
struck yesterday, and the people be-
lieve that all the miners in the country
will st;ike.
A meeting of workingmen and citizens
generally was held mere last night for
tue purpose OF organizing to protect the
property OF the Pniladelp lpnia u Reading
Coal l on Company, and that of indi-
viduals.
A number of speeches were made BY
Workingmen, who are all ready to pre-
tect their employers property against
INVASION from other regions, and Q ght
hundred of these assembled and ex-
pressed Willingness 10 enroll their
names for that purpose.
There was also a meeting of miners
here last night called Tor the purpose OF
asking that only the same percentage b.
de0ucLed from their wages as in the
case OF those employed by the Reading
Railroad. The meeting was very orderly
throughout.
DONoHUE, THE ERIE LEADER
OTHER STRIKES.
New YORK, July 3I.-rhe Bread Win
ners' League have engaged Dennis Nc
Mahon and Theodore Tomlinson to de-
tend D0n0hue when his case comes up
In Court. About TWO hundred machine
hands employed in Shermau's furniture
who struck last Thursday
for higher wages, returned to work this
on condition that they would
be employed full time instead of three
quarters time, as heretofore. Nothing |
mas been heard OF the cabinet-makers |
" h. struck at the same time as the ma
chine men. They sent communication |
Saturday morning to demand an ad- |
vance OF 20 per cent, which was refused. |
ALL ROADS EXCEPT ONE CLEAR.
PEORIA, ILL, July 3l.-The Emmet |
fifty strong, left at $3.50 last
night ior Galesburg, as the strikers are |
obstructing the o., B. & Q. r. R. at and
west OF that point. Al, olher lines here |
are receiving freight as usual.
AT AN END-TaANKS TO COL,
SMITH.
ST. LOUIS, July 3l-The strike in East
St. Louis seems virtually to be at an
End. Members Of the Chamber of Com
neroe went over in body to the Relay
House. East st. Louis, TO pay their re-
;pects, to Colonel Smith for his excel
ent service in ,preser wing order aud
starting both passenger anu freight tral.
10 East and North.
MINERS STRIKE.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, July 81. Two
thousand five hundred miners he'd a
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