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New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
THE STRIKERS RECKLESS.
ItL - hlhIhN MY NNl@i-t7''
APPARENT INTENTION TO THROW TRAINS FROM THE
TRACK II THEY LEAVE MARIGNSBURG.


TRACK II THEY LEAVE MARIINsBURG.
BALrDIoRE. July 20.-The striking freight
hIakeiucn aud hrcmcn here saws The Ga-eie were IN
Great anxiety yesterday morning over the situation at
Marinsburs. They evidently expected that the United
states troops would be unable 10 secure the moving Of
tbe trains m Nartsburg The strikers here said that IL
Tho mon at Marnsburg dispersed by the military
then 80 much the worse for the railroad. the
nld divide IN squads ami under the cover Of the night
would destroy the road that II would take weeks 10 re-
par the damage bley would do. Details of men have
bu sent out upon the roai between here ana Martins
burg for what purpose remains to be seen Judging
from conversation among them the inference was Orawn
that their object u wrerk any trains that might be
started from Marnsburg TL strikers said the contest
wa. one for bread for themselves and families. ana they
yere determined that freight trains should De moved
until their reasonable demands were compiled with.
Tnev said they were comnelled To cat bread and
molasscs instead ~ bread and meat, and were
compelled to sleep boards in their engines
10 save paying for lodgings at Martins
burg while in waiting at that point Besides they stated
o. oi the men lad maimcd in the service Of tine
4 C.iupliiy and were unable g. tIcir livelihood IN
other nccnpatous The strikers all dscUunenanced the
dea of resisting United states troops yet for all that
;hcy claimed the freight trans shold not run over The
r'' soldier, or no soldiers From what could Doe gata
d c plan of the strikers on This division seems 10 be.
sloulI The trllus Ice moved at Martil shvrs io throw
tlrfn on a." track h'tweon that civ AMI utnnore
Among the cIupoycs of the W stern Mary ani Raj
roal Company AMI cspoci1ly among those who rave
eons rahe cxucrencc 10 railroad c. there seems ~ be
"A stiuIg approval of tie strike 10y tht Bdlu-
more ana Ohio men. a. thr same time 'lrv
denree,,tr violence m an effort to prevent that
coinpany from using the services OF other per
sons wuns take The place % such aS refuse
To- work nn TN terms offered thou. Although
The rcductions made last spring we're similar 10 those
made hy otLer roads, The Baltimore men were dpiNtd
m ,nor inouc'. it said than the cini"' e. "i other
roads Tho Baltimore a0i OHIO Cpmpdny, instead Of
lea. their tI-imrs VIII n1t required al ins end OF
Ihr inc ud th up the ROAD thus requiring TIE men.
hose fuues reside hero, 20 t, absent Tour of hsic
dat. pf each week ~ "a hotel O thr company or ol.r
hoanling place uf thirty crnts per meat ILl'
ur-arlv reduces the amount hir they can leave for
tler families hut few dollars, not enough for their
subsistence l"t alone paying house 1ii treihs the
prN ou. reduction severely q was natural tdt tacF
snorlI bee indignant when IuOt1er reduction came 50
qW xiv after the one IN the Spring
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Of the ettor TO Mr.. Lee asking the Inspectors 10 aor,
him facilities for getting the ladies trunks ashore.
now THE ASSAULT WAS COMMITTED.
There was much more in Mr.. Grace's long saterner,
submitted TO TIE TRTBrNE, but nothing except argu
ments and insnuations One OF the latter inyolgeda
lady Of high standing in society," This was NOT found %
be justified by any facts. The arguments were special
pleadngs Of no very great force when the fact vero
understood. In consequence the statement was no
turned to Mr. Grace Thursday afternoon. with tho
explanation that the charges had not been found sus
taned and responsibility for its publication could not
be assumed. Mr. Grace seemed naturally annoyed AZ
this rejection OF his siOfy left Oce with tbe r
mark that perhaps IL was best not ~ luO.h II.
A!ter leaving 1HR TRIBUNE OHce he met W. B LINN
formerly Inspector but lately discharged uuder M,
order from Washington. He spoke OF mis- grievances "a
Lynn. and the latter states that Grace told inn with IN
oath that he meant to break sharOcs head before
o'clock next day he did not give bm satisfaction ant
justice On the same evening Grace went D. fOre Tho Jay
Investigating Commission talked 10 them fos an
hour, detailing what his statement only outlined. Tia
Committee nc says, thanked HIN for his evidence, md
placed his statement in the hands OF Special Agent Alex
Yesternay morning Cen sharpe spent in the rooms o,
the Historical Society collecting materials for a ,;eci
which he Is 10 Gelyer at Philadelphia next week. 10
rode IN Third Avenue ear ara g0t oui near P1atinZ
House Square. Iie passed down Puk row ani vas
just opposite the AstOr House when, he
says Grace suddenly came upon bin and fllol
nina by blow on the night chcek Gfaoo says
VITA him, bat he declined with tne exclamation, yea
ia sc0ndrel!" Ilercupon sharpe spat at NM ana no
that he was attacked while unaware Of danger That DO
was struck several tunes vas @uparon. nom hs appe
anco When taken % the Tombs a complainant, f.r
there were several bruises on MS face ana head lis
collar tom open. indicating that Grace lad scILi
him By tie throat Grace denies doing tns, end Saws
carried umbrella ais left Rand trace is large,
powerful man, vita q iat ike sedgc hammer. 5llys
l. not small man by ANY means, but De would h1Ye
been found incapable % defending himself against a
Of Grace's proportions.
Al the T0m6s POlce Court General Sharpe male Its
complaints and an <yauiuat on Deiu2 waived, Glae;
was held in ol0O bail answsr char-e Of assault and
battery. Captain Charles Goddard OF BloOkiyn Wn, on
his bond Grace Nas required appear a. tIe ToHss
day elect wEeor he WOlld Oc trled si0ie the 9p,i
or General Sessions.
The aray created considerable excitement IN tao Gus
tom House and POst-Uice aad In the CLUBS last niG but
this aiayed when IL vas found that cuaglt
bruised only not manned nOr disabled
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SUSPICIOUS or FOUL PLAY.

The statement was made yesterday at Po'ico
Headquarters, TO superintendent Wallng. that '"A~
r. Dcnhohue OF No. ll5 West Twefth-sI had oesn
ing from his residence since Monday. He parted nV-
his wife nt that time 70 40 down town. and nothing h
been seen OF him since. Mr.. Dcnhohue u dc'enUe.
a. 3s years old. ) feet IL inches IN n's"
with brown hair. moustaehe and chin whiskors so'N.
what mixed with grey. reporter OF fhs ihiD.a
called last evening at his house In search OF otner
ulars than those left Police Headquarters hrS 80.
honue was absent at the time returning ~ lat" n1
company with her sister and Others. with wnon lin her
deferred her from giving any parucusS,s, In
matter giving as excuse . ds!iko TOT puo's-S
ths short ,0ny9rslllo that ensued sufficient, hows.~
was gained 90 show that Mr.. Donhohucs tasS
thai lie has been Ae victim OF foul play ana ssnua,
tney had oOlaircd an nnportanf c!ew ouimS VIZ Wv"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
EFFECT OF THE PENNSlLVANIA STRIKE.
GENERAL MkFrING OF RAILROAD OFFICERS To BE
The oilieers OF the penn.yyania RniIroad. in

The officers OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, in
this city, appear 10 know little ccrcefnne the ,trkc ex
ccpt as to general results An orders are issued from the
general offices Philadelphia aud not communicated
here Thus tar passenger trains haye arrived and de-
parted Oh schedule tme The STRIKE" remarked a
Pennsylvania Railroad em1,oyc, "is more serious
than any hitherto, inasmuch 1t embraces
engineers remen conductors brlSemen, and is the out
growth ol the new organization known rs the Train
men, Union and while thus FAR it hd extended be
low Pittsbufg,it liable To- break at every point
along the road. The object pears 10 strike blow
Al tnc road Dy stoppng The transportation Of all through
freight hoping force the Road CO terms By the fear Of
heavy damage suits for delays"
II was stated b ot the officers Of tho road at Jersey
Cy thai thcrc werr 100 freight ears at ana near PITTS
burg forming a bio nearly ten miles length. and
leaving only one track Tho ~ passenger
rived lass igut at rse} Ciy. "A lisE reporter WAS
informed thIt there AHs very general iccilhg Of slmpa-
rhy among rhr euplJfcs with the strikers, Dcr1u-e
said have been clt dUN 10 starvation ratcs."
Its II ted tAaL cic rtns A,e been received ~ Pha-
d,lpba fToin the Oiceis Oi Western rOid- Ging the
Penn. l-4lHat managers 10 stand nrin ana PIE
yest a strikes The iur by tnIn. decisive victory
IA ~ over the Union. = c. hls bev !sord tv O neral
meet next week NtN York iOf the pa Iu5e of
mining asI.inst the Lngncci's Brotherhood and II
mems Union, each I0sd 10 determine aftor Ger
tain date To employ no one belonging 10 u traue
have Dctn receye Illinois. sssOar Nebraska and
California Detectives have been employed. aud are
nov engaged ~ discovering tho nngicacs ~ the pres
rn srisea and 10 n the Intention o the Pennsl vana
n felony mp,de the transportation OF fIeight over
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

1uE snIWrT ADpEEssEs r1E CROWD WITHOUT FF
FoeI-uiE MILITIA NUw ARRIVING.
lnr rtlFoHalH 10 TuE TKIBUNE.i

1IfE NllI EIII AlNi.N~~L1 iht 'tfMD Niihptl ff
fIcl-ufE MILITIA NDw AiIuNiNG
lnT rLlFcHsiu 10 f1E rHiBUNEi
NFwAKK, o., July 2O.-lhe strike on the
prltit.r, nd Uhio ai rosd tis Print s continues.
ana nothing talk about on the strret and places
Of puzzle re-lrt About toay the sheriff addressed
ths .irihcrs adyising them Go commit mo- nwcs acts
ana o. dsi.t n eursto prevent the Company from
running fs trains Aboat thrce hunord men were pres
evi amt sicae1 with marked attention % the sheriff
paving him the grestei psnui rspeci TIE shcrn said
te road Company had called upon aim 10 aid them IN
tl rieht W their train, and ~ be mnst do tba In
tbe event of any volaOu ~ The Inv he snould b. cOu
,lsd h d. his duty Those who dd Mt desre 10 work
NJ the rates paid by the Company. he sdy'ed - return
u.,seaby ~ their AMI not prveni those VINO were
wiling fo work train then started With men for
nr,s,su y b. haa never bcfore been oa an engine Tho
suk.rs were noe easily heightened on aud before
the tuin had moved Ten yards tne ens'"'e'
as nl.sd from the stas shofin reohn'id vas eon-
x,vced that all caorts of his were Hnavahs ana GOV
Young WA ecgaphed Of The fact aud requested 70 send
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
A CUSTOM HOUSE FRACAS.
sURvEYOR SHARPE ASSAULTED.

SURVEYOR SHARPE ASSAULTED.
Ex-rNsPECTOR GRACE TAKES SATISFACTION Foi: HIS
RRMOvAIe-A CURIOUS TALE OF CHARGES AND
R-CHARGEs-coRRUPuoN ALLEGED AND
SCANDAL AND INTRIGUE HINTED Ar-TIlE SUR
yEYOR NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED, AND HIS AS
sAILANr AT LARGE.
Surveyor George II. Sharpe was violently assauiteu
and beaten yesterday by ex-1nspector William H.
Grace, latelydismissed from the Custom-House Gen.
Sharpe wasiniured about the head by several blows
from Gracesst but not so severely either 70 dis
able or disGgure him. The assault was the result Of
series ofcbarres and counter-charges, which have
aoitated the Custom-IIouse for several months
past. Grace was baed in 5 900 to stand trial III
few days.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
OBITUARY..
JOHN NJ. COOPER,

John NJ Cooper, an old lawyer of this City,
died on Thursday AT his house BROOKLYN at the age ~
a. His fathers name was william L. Kuypers out u"
son substituted the English Cooper lie was for aoNs
time partner OF John b. Sooes and Afterwards Lao -
his partner Judge LoIremore, on the Common "a ss
Beuch. OF late years his chief business has oeyi ~
care OF estates His funeral n appointed for tonOri""
at the Church of the Good shepherd, in Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

WAsHNGTON, July 21.--fhe following dis
patch was received here at / o'clock this morning:
CAMDES STATION, july 20, 1877.
To c. :. KO1NTZ:
Train No -. which carries the United States Nail from
Baltimore t0 Washington is hOckaded in the yard
of TINS ,aOu. and is impOss Die to send il through
because The lricRs are in possession OF tue rioters.
JNO. KING, jr, Nce-presdent"
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GOV. BEDLE APPLIED TO.
A PRECAUTION 81 cor. SCOTT.

TRENTON, y. j., July 2O.-A dispatch was
received to-day the Executive D'parnon from Col
Scott, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, TO the ef
feet that the strike had extended fIr Pittsburgh.
and fears entertained th>t Il would extend
over all the Pennsylvania Railroad lines; and stating
that the Governor OF Pcnnylyania hai issued procla-
nation. Gov Bede requested 10 lend his coop IA
lion case emergency should arse winch might
require 1t. The forwarded - The Governor
and that fnuctonary IS areadl on tLe alert.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

amt Chronicle reporter had interview with Jay Gould
Al Elmir to-day. bir. Gould expressed the belief that
the strikes would become general throughout
the West. and that the aid Of the Gneral
Government l,hl DO necessary to suppress them No
strike has taken place the Rochester division of the
El.e rnaI.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

THIS RAILWAY COMPLETELY CLOSED TO All TRAVEL.
BuFFALo, July 2o.-lhere is II strike on the
Erie Railway 3day, aud orders have been received hero
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
uEAyY RAM IN VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, July 20.-The
many years occurred here this a.
iernoou Tbrco inches of wafer fell, washing away high
Ways and suspcndng travel Crops badly damaged
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
SERIOUS TINES Ar PITTsBURG.
THE lsru REGIMENT UNDER ARMs-A BLOODY
HIGHT FXPECTED wIItN THE TRAINS MOVE.

THE Isru REGIMENT UNDER ARMs-A BLOODY
HIGHT FXPECTED wIItN THE TRAINS MOVE.
PIrrsBuRG, Penn, July 20.--At II o'clock
Last nebt scrh Flfe in compliance with requ est from
the railroad officials, visited the strikers at Twenty
tlghtlrst and orier~ tuon 70 disperse This they
fused 10 do The sheriff remained upon the spot until
after o'clock this morning, but his authority was de
fed He was Informed that trains should not 20
n they codld prevent IT, ana that they did not
carc for any posse he couif muster, nor for
any troops that could be bruugh' Finding that the
strikers disposed r. Weld obedience 10 tie civi
authority the railroad officers decied 10 call up the
military The following dispatches were at once for
waT,ed TO IlnuL Gov. Iaua md SecrctarJ Qaay:
PrrIsBTRGH. Penn. July 10.
p, V9sn John Tana. Lieuf dor NJ IcHHsYfrGnfn:
hn Ve forwarded b. fOo2 x dispatch 90 lilS Esrtl
ler, 6.osegnor IIartrafi at uHrfhufg. Btarng illi
H. absent nom the Stae, forward u also 10 fpr
s1,cb sction ~ Won may year iaty ami powers
dsF proper H. q wv S"IiA ~ A~s"VA) -"
IL
pITTsHrHG. Penn July 10
To Hon JoHS y HAETRASFr. Gordn0r Of FesssgfrgHtd,
BBfis1aID Ieia ,
sIa: tamuii riot. aud mob exist on the Pennsyi-
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HARTRANFT CALLS OUT \ DIVISION.

IT Is roUsrD rP IL HE NIGHT AT PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-At o'clock this
evening Mai ten. IL. NJ Binton, command ng the First
Division v G.. T.. received the following dispatch
" You will move with your ennre division. cavalry
and artillery di-nounfed, via Pennsylvania riil
road Pittshurg, reporting ON ycnr arrival
fo Mai Gen. PnaTto. advise MN ana me or the
hnur oi Nnur departure from Philadelphia and yOuI
proerts- dong road Ammunition VIII be furnished
vnu ,f iirr burg, ana viii h' in charge OF George c.
Kelley and Con. DIVER The Pennsylvania Railroad will
lurnish transportation.
JANIS W. LATTA, Adjutant-General.
Immediately upon the receipt Of the above, notices
were senf to the various commands and tonight tho
men are mastering al all the The division liz
cdes the FT- second Third aud Sixth Regiments the
eystnne BAIT W. C.iy Ir00p Black Hussars, Washing
ton Glcys, Weccac0a Legion, State teDeibies and
Grey InynCbies. Ihc commands number about
1000 men, but ii is feared not 1000
men can bG mustered tonight. Gen Brinton
has his headquarters az the League House. and is
now receiving reports from various commands
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has made every arrangement
here ior carrying the troops - PitsbUrg ami the
arr waiting a the station. IL Is not probable that the
command VIII move before morning.
Information received from tine West Philadelphia
depot ths evening indicates that strike Of freight
brakemien Is anticipated on the Eastern Division OF the
Peuns, lyanit RaTOad President scott and other
officials will remain at the station all night Mayor
stokeley lad conversation with OF the freight
lucor3 this Afternoon, who states that IL strike oc-
CURED before midr oht tonight there would he none
The telegraph operator AZ Altoona reports all quiet,
aud no trouble h apprhend,d there
large amount ~ ammunition aud two Gatling guns
were shipped rom the state Arsenal at Harrisburg
niyI.t tO Pittsburg
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

No TROUBLE on THE NEW-YORK CENTRAL
J. II. Rutter, General Ticket Agent of the
New-York Central aud Hudson River Railroad, stated
last night that there had been signs o strike that
road aHd that tho trains going aud coming ~ usual
TIE employees satisfied with their present wages
and unless reduction madc-and he thought there
would DO nOnc-thero would he strike.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

quae % hrcak the strike aud would only result In use
css blOC,shcd. and the plan abandoned
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on THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
FnrIGuT TRAINS ~ MOTION. But THE STRIKERS
INTERFERING.

NARTNsDURG, w. Va, July 20. Freight
trains gan TO out Of Martnsburg this morning at
O'Clock in charge Of small detachmcnts OF UnIt,d
STATES soldiers aud mp 10 IL thirteen trains mad
gone. seven westward. and six eastward. There are
plenty of lrcncu and engineers at MItnsbaIg who are
ready AMI willing the trains that they are as
sured that hey will have protection while dschargng
their duue The soldiers with The trains sent out this
morning were ordered 10 accompany them as far as
Kcyscr Early this morning, COL French issued the fol
lowing proclamation;
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

vania Railroad at East Liberty and In the Tweifth Waru
of Pitsburg Large assembages of people are upon tne
railroad movement OF freight trains either east
Is prevented by intimidation ana violence, mo
pIoyes of the Railroad Company in the discharge oI te
duties As the sheriff OF the County, nave endhNoreu
TO suppress the riot but have not the adequate means AZ
my command To do so and therefore request you 70
exercise your authority IN calling out the military to
suppress the same X. IA. FIFE. Sheriff Of Allegheny
The following replies were received:
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Ice Water.

He left her. and stepped out between
the acts for little Ice water.
"why, Edward - said she when he
returned, F" there are tears In YOUR syesP
eyes, pet - replied he solemnly. IL
suppose there are-I saw such sad
sight when I was out.
"Did you What was 1t 2 IN
ouired she. "Such a sad sigh, !" con-
tinusd he. keeping his face away that
she nigh, not smell his breath. 81
discovered young man whom have
known for years, drinking whisky ana
ice."
"You did;"
"Yes ! standing right in plain sight
before me. partaking deeply and care,
lessly Of the dreadful intoxicating glass.
There was little pause. when the
young lady suddenly said
Edward was he standing in front
Of your"
"Yes, pet - was the reply.
There was another pause. when the
ysuns lady asked again
Edward, don't most OF the fashion
able saloon counters have great, nice
mirrors right on the walls directly be-
hind them 2"
Edward flushed little, ani at once
became engrossed in the play.
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OCTOBER.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

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A PHYSICIAN one hsasled TO Sir Henry
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