, 1877-07-21


NEWARK. o., July 90.-Thc strike on tho
Baltimore d. Ohio Railroad at this point still
continues. and nothing elso Is talked about On
the streets or public resorts. About noon to
1sy the ahcrlN addressed the strikers ia the
Baltimore d Ohio yards, sdv!sIng them to deatst
In their cndcaV1r to prevent thu Company frotu
running Its trains. About 500 inen wcrc present,
aud listened with marked attention to the
Sheriff, paying tho utmost respect 10 him per-
soua1iy. 1ic said that the Railroad Company
had called upon him to ail them In their rights
to run trims, but, II tho men dill not
desire to yet Into trouble, they should
return peaccably to their homes, and not pro-
vent those wi,o werc willing TO 20 to work u
the mites offered by tho Company.
At THIS TINE
the Sheriff had declined to ask for troopa,
thinking that no forco would bc used By tho
strikers to prevent trAus from leaving, after
havlns been warned that II such waa the caso It
would be his dutv to cali Oh the Governor to
furnlah protection to those desiring to 60 TO
Freenan who had never before becu Oh 0u en-
gtne. Tho strikers soon frightened him OF the
engine. and before the train hsd moved half.
dozeu yarls tile engineer wss
LIFTED orr TIE TRAIN
By tho strikers, This was tho oniy effort made
durlug the day to start tho fFctghts, and 1t il
probable no further effort will hu made tonight
Sheriff Schonell, belpg convnccal that It uns Ut.
teFay impossible for him to give tho protection
necessary. telegraphe4 Cor. Young IT Columbus,
asking for troops, which will doubtless bs fur
ulahel Tomorrow, Or II soon ~ they can be
brought out. Sono hftern oFtWcnty engines arc
Iu tho yards. Their frcs are banked, In readiness
to he moved u soon - the necessary protection
IL provided. There arc about 800 cars Of freight
Tying here. On some OF tho divisions houf aud
heavy freight ase being forwarded by expresa.
TUE CITIZENS or hawARK
arc, without doubt, Ia sympathy With the sts!k-
ers, although strongly oppostng open vtolenoe.
Tho fact that HAges Of bfaketncu haTa been ro-
duscd to 90 cents per day Is believed TO be en-
tirely uncallcd for, aud tbts actloa On tie part
Of she Railroad Company has given tue strikers
much sympathy In tue community.
ON raa oruER HAND,
Mr. Quincy, General Manager, stAtes that, for y
long time, hc has given employment to large
nuu,hcr Of old hands wi.osa sesT.ces could bs
dispcnsed with, but he hAd kept them Ut work
lu order that thelf families might not suffer.
But nuw lo propoaea to emploT only what nes
ase actually ueeIe&l. aud thoAc who hare struck
must lsuk for employment elsewhere. II Il be-
licyei that, were the strikers willing to 90 to
work now, they would all b. taken back, but,
after to4iay. noue will probably be employed.
ONE THING
eau b. aaid Of the atrtke II this point which
diGen 70 much from tbs ordinary tlat public
attention IL called 70 note the fact, that there
h no lAwlessness, no destruction Of property,
aud No intoxieatton Or dAtufeaoes Of any
nature The meu are quiet, orderly. but do.
termtned. When the engineer was takaa o0
h!s eugane 70 day. It Wa .lons good uasazsdly,
aud no cuEses or threats .weru hear14 The
shrouxh now. The, snurh prefer 70 dtv by ths
bullet thAn by alow starvation Of themselves
and families Great fears arc c1p!es4et thai
The tuen On tho Panhandle Roa4l will strike To-
night OF Tomorrow. ..
osx COMPANY or MILITIA,
the ZAnesTlllc Light Quarts, have arrived ~
iE0ntlMnAd tkA Kioa PAEAA