The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-28

""' ~, 'N'Nfe''i - huh Vet pstAhll esA1e
Ia Ohio, the railroad striker ~
compelled the employees IN n. ~ Conals,
and number oi other manuc, wv rolling IN
work. A similar cbnrse 49, liei % t,s
GAINESVILLE, Freight traffic a. PSfNtd 4
Columbus, Cincinnaiiand InJ;.e VleyshJ
land and Pittshurg, Piitsbnrs ,Ciap9ls,J la1
st. Louis, and Ohio aud Mis.,s S,n!gl,suai VI
is suspended. W Hailio,l,
In Indiana, there were str;l.
dalia and the lndianapolis arS I. % heYn
roads The maehiue shops al 10y ',ea'' Ri
were closed aud the fires put an, iu'r il,.s
In Missouri, the strike nm n
roads, eentreing pt 81, Louis, wen, tas,n
at midnight on. Sundy night my Gee
Of the Transit Company Ala ny W. eapgs
In New Jersey nothing serion - IN
The Pennsylvania Railroad banJ.S os'ausl
City stated that they would NO, s,,a 9efsr
have been disposed there ami MY Ip0a
to meet possible emergeneic. NJ o'Oe' p0sl
Ia West Virginia, the Adam, H.,
on the baltimore and Ohio RAJ, q
stopped near Wheeling yesterdaS @',ieal "
ers saying they would allow oni, ,ae SIX
passenger and mail trains TO ma; Fnn0Il
employed in the railroad comn.a, zoe "a
Wheeling were compelled to luit W.. i,a0lia
In lllluois, the effect Of the d;,,nTA
felt IN Chicago, no freight trains Lsa.Aies 3
sent Eas, from that city yesterJay "A''ls Va
Some OF the bremen and brakems.
Canada Southern Railroad, at Detroit % Nv \
yesterday. "V'' s1A
WEDNESDAYS xgws
The men employed IN the sh...
Northern Central Railroad and n. ~. y Y
Baltimore held meeting on Inc. y. 'si's'
and resolved not to strike, aud 20 dsr.,Si'
property OF the company agains, Al ,;,,.
The strike has extended 10 ,he ~. ''i.a
Central and Hudson River, Morn. IN, 'sl
sex, Delaware, Lackawanna md M NY %
Delaware and Hudson, aud Iebi,L "e1ssl
quehhnnah Railroads. Notice 4 s;s w y
strike on the New Jersey Ce,,,'i
Philadelphia aud Erie train men a, =
struck on Monday aud compolls5 Is',.7
men TO strike yesterday. The emri..
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail,o.5
S,edalia' No, struck yesterday mo-.
Almost everywhere yesterday The s, g.
affairs was improved. Quiet preV3.i
Pi,ishnfg aud Harrisburg, aud no,bia.
Gus occurred in Reading, though ~ ~.
remained masters Of the siip,t,,. :,
Passenger trains ran west as well As,oW.5
lngton on the Baltimore and Ohio Rsa,J
The strikers on the New York Ccb,,.i .''5
following the example Of some of tbast.A
rcn in the west, detailed men 10 gu.,i n
railroad property from the tramp, All
claimed any conncc,ionwith the Comm,
element. The strike has become gsss,l
Chicago.
a general suspension Of Coal mimi, IA
SchuykllI region took place ye,tetl,y \
mines are blocked with cars, OWN, /, 4
trouble at Reading. II il uuder.foi 4.
the employees Of the Bethlehem iran 90
ny only await a signal from the I.ehigR M,
Railroad men TO strike.
The butchers in the extensive al.s.,,
Jersey City announce that they will M,
A gang Of colored lRborcrs on Ma ~,
in Louisville stopped work ye,ienlay -
marched through the streets compslF.s 4
ers, including some whites, 10 uuii MOI \,
The Mayor finally issued \ procama,5s /,
lug on them to disperse.
There were riotous demonstrations s,,,,,
the Chinese in san Francisco on No.
night. A mob Of several hundred u,,l{
the Chinese quarters and burned one q 3 |
houses but were finally driven Cd byh.m
lice, after throwing stones al the latter
The Louisville, Cincinnati aud l.stissr
Railroad Company has recindcd IL orle
u reduction Of wages.
The employees Of the Chesapeake and
Piedmont Air Line, and Richmond. F,Jv
icksburg aud Potomac Railroads, in Yirsla
have signed paper asserting their iniss.a
not to strike.
There is no apprehension OF stake o. /.
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada. a ronpg
mise on the wages question having beeu I!
ed between the managers and employeA
rIuEsnAY's NEWS.
The kilograms indicate that the great s,rlss 3 &
extending, but no serious disturbance d tet.ftlt
any point Trade and business uf all Kind, - y
summing To suiier severely trlm the deAdldst
We Internal rgyciinc fco,ipts Ut the Guyrnz1
show marked falling % this week
In Pennsylvania them seems . general .rs,,.
mellt IN the situation, NJ Gar as the rsiDsshs
tranquility Is concerned though travel ca ua
me pfinvifal railroads y still sippfsd Thf gts1
haiiIoal tracks AZ Reading were rssiofol Yols.
mcut Ia SCnntnn, growing out df thc ntliuss g
l1CkaWAnnA strike, aud sumc riutIue /. tgnaTs
schuylkiil county, President tiowcu ~ ~ IA
lng Rallnladi contradict, the Associated Phs y
goin ~ q general suspension Of mIni1g g 2
schnylkill region.
Ia New York the strike on the Central gissa
SEEMS W he mainly confined a. Albany aud sytall
though lu,iiic along the line ], gG,rud lyE III
Eric Railway Trouble ut llurncll,yille has tea y
ued ~ an agreement with the striker Qga n
bcun restored at buffalo The Iumpkas sss
meeting Oi communists In New YORK iri u
proved harmless amir a slight disturbance a
~; teTnlne,ion was qurllcd BY the police
III New Jersey tncrc was an extension q de I'D
ON the Delaware. lackawanha and Wes,Hu ~
Malls failed tn reach Elizabeth i0f the aH =
yesterday morning. Funi Ier-cy cts c1iae 0
gratifying intelligence that thcre viii u no sfaf
me hfrnen CA that portion OF the Nnisg5zs
From the West reports ara received Of r0usi ;
nunstmtiuns In Chicago aud 49, Louis. snke
different hranehes OF trade. and the iorybls ctsa
Of factories by mobs.
EmiSaries irum the strikers visited he via'l
Midland Railroad, and were informed BY 2 .
ployes that III they fought al all they wueil -
iot their company"
All danger " strike on the Union IaeGtN ~
railroads IN Nebraska l. believed ~ have Inlsst
The striking silk Wcnyen u Fatcrsin, y J. ~
bed two non strikers on Tuesday hight but uaqs
pefsi'd by the police. A non striker was aiti
yesterday ~ man and Two Women and s1el
injured Inc HtrikeN arc molly isofspp itfh-
with cpmmunistic notions.
All the shoe manufacturers IN Lynn, Mas ~
been notified by southern and Western shse
Companies not TO ship any muue Shoes s0uih gfn
until the strike is cndcd
The mOulders In the Howe Sewing Aaehae y
Tory, AZ bridgeport, Conu, struck On TUESDAY fll
ting that the other employs would fnllON lhe
ample, but Tits does mot seem 10 have hAlfen
The strikers demand back pay due them, OF slise
Tory assurance ia ncgard 10 payments pAsian ~
Immis have been for some time past IN lhf =
Of boarding trains on the Dciawarc kailnat
Mlddlctown. on TUESDAY morning about une
drcd Of them got on the south Bound tyghi a
and, when ordered on, Threatened ~ desiit,
railroad property. The authorities Of nelAWAa =
been asked 10 assist in putting down Ties hlsN
FRIDAYS sEws.
The AREA Of violence has huctnated and yeisia
Its centre Of greatest force was Wet aud 49,
was the point Of chief disturbance. Then w v
aud bloodshed therc, and battle In which lhi y
OF the military arm of the United states Wasai
yen with fearful effect Toledo had on wy ig i
day but violence was aveFted. The tlnslea
monstratiOrOf the rioters didnOtOcCuL ihtA-
ART eanpcd outside the city limits,
AZ Louisville everything Is UloHrd wv.
further violence i moi anticipated. No noifn
10 be found IN any direction.
, AZ 50 Louis business IL entirely SUSPENDED al
inc better classes Of citizens are taking Rc''eF
measures Of defence.
Al various other points complications lhn'l.iss'
Loss OF iiie and pnpperty arr IN progress bli ~
tApie tllAt scarcely any point j. the stue ei W
uon but that each attack Is new In tslocahon 'A
old In II, features.
The feature, OF the railroad blockade Nslg
more aud morp disAstrOusly at many points - -
disaster y imminent unless relief Is soon nag Z
ing any other means 10 secure their ngaiA W
pc Win prcsently insist upon i that The is--
snail open the njads AZ the point Of the Mlos4
Necessary, and afford them the chance y w. ~
their now diminishing food supplies iioh IVY w
sources That the existing condition Of el~l'
long be tolotatcd Is not credible. 40
The baltimore and Ohio rpad maintains VI n, y a
ness Of IT, altitude and while riot and bipsahsIs
not nov known anywhere On IL line, iie 49,
o. freight business j. general, and that ui -
carrying very much limited The mad riAlaa
right ~ run Is triiIis to suit itself andsh0Asp''
ofyicding.
The dispatches received after midnlgh s.1i
nlFe hundred Regular TROOPS are bciiis ihaisia
fltisonrg, General Hancock Is siill IN f' ei3s