The New York herald., 1877-07-23

Beekvis anu Daupnn, Ave and eight nIlss
above here. may We destroyed Il prob
able that tAey will DO guarded by an effective
military ioree, request Of that kind having been
made by prominent railroad Official The Fourth
division. made up oi companies In this and surround
Ing counties, hae been called INTO service, and nh
believed that several OF the companies will be ON
poycd In protecting these valuable and important raI
road properties.
srPEHISrkSpEsr GARDENERS ciKcuLAs.
Tho following Is u copy Of a large number Of cIrcr
lars issued BY G. Clinton Gardner, General Supsrin
tendent, ana posted throughout tho city, winch were
toru dowa IN numerous instances -
at Is with siucore regret have learned that there
has been collision between the rioters In P,ttsb.ra
nna sne ssu!e troops hope that tho employees Of ths
interests Of the company will remain 90 and xesg
aloo IRON all demonstrstions Of this Kind II Is very
Important that all employees studying their interest
remain passive as any dsmoasiraiion may ASSOCIATE
them with she outside ralroxd men who now compose
tho rioters IL Is necessary that the greatest
be taken by all loyal employees not To endanger
the saic,y oi tho property of the company as IL 10
their future welfare and employment may not be
Jcopardizcd Having conndence IN tho empioyes Of
The Pennsylvsnia railroad division rely upon shot!
aid Ia keeping good order along tho lines OF the Pcnn
sylvnIia Railroad and hope mat have their sup
port"
rHx xAyon's PROCLAMATION.
In vsew Of tho prevailing excitement Mayor Patter.
people gather In crowds tho streets an
amcab!c adjustment is had between the rslroad
pany and the employees. and requesting all persons
vending liquors 10 Keep their places closed until the
excitement Is over.
MEETING oY ran srRiKssa.
The strikers haa . meeting In . los this evening.
which was attended by over 1900 psopla They we're
addressed by H. rorDctt, q labor reformss, who sd-
viscd them not to moless any citizens propsry. and
said that II might not DO prudent 70 destroy railroad
property. But in case tho military attacked them
they should defend themsclees NJ did their friends
in Pittsburg Tho latter sentiment WAS vocisrously
chsered.
MORE srRIKERa
II reported tonight that the hands Of several In.
dustral establishments In the lower end Of this city
have gone strike with view Of assisting tho rail-
readers
STOPPING PAsssSoxR TRAIN.
A passenger train Tor Pirsburg stopped In this
city tonight and the engine housed. On II
eral sick soldiers from Altoona. OF whom declared
that he did think proper for working
shoot another The Fourth DIVISION portions OF which
are expected in the morning. has been called out
for tho protection OF tho arsenal aud olher State
property.
PROTECTING BRIDGES.
Detachments will probably be used In guarding the
three Susquenanna railroad bridges Only a small
representation OF the division expected respond
TO tho command OF tho state authorities, who Ind
themselves utterly unable 10 cope with tho striksra
None OF tho heads departments interested with the
supervision OF troops here, but Is ramorsd tnas
all tho troops to Pittsburg Will TO thor
homes In . few days
sroPPAog TRAxa
The Pennsylvania Railroad employees at Columbia
held u meeting tonight, at which they resolved 10
stop all trains except those carrying malls strikers
here rebecd against the action Of certain persons in
stopping passenger trains tonight, and will that Il
Is taken to Philadelphia.
ROAD.
EAsroy, Pa, July ~. 1871.
II Is currently reported aud believed that tho Lc-
high Vuoy men will strtko at TWO O'Clock tomorrow