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

fand Washington, Is not yet $500, hllin,'
In Ohio, the railroad STRIFE ,''1,'lsled
compelled the employees in ~ "a golgal.
aud a number Of other manne, /. '0las M
work, A similar c6nrsr ''e'ones 70 e.s
GAINESVILLE, Freight traffic on pafa,d !,
Columbus, CincinnhtiandInJ :.e yieyeh5
land and Pitlsburg, pittsbrs," 'G,,a9poliACys
y, louis, ana ONO aud Mississipsii P' u
IN Indiana, there were strike, ~.
dalia and the indianapolis and :, y 4 'as w,
roads. The machine shops =, "a n hoan Ri
were closed and the hres hut az, lem las,
In Missouri, the strike an n
roads, ceulreing Of 1t. Louis ~ wv ha,,es
at midnight on sundy night Tb m" laNessi
of the Transit Company also s,., ~ ealgg,s,
In New Jersey nothing ser;ons
The Pennsylvania Railroad bs,J II oecaa,l
City stated that they would no, ~ a. lasl
have been disposed there and ,e'a9 i Ints
TO meet possible emergencies - o'aei pa1
In West Virginia, the Adam, E,,
on the baltimore and Ohio Ran a
stopped near Wheeling yestcrds ,'4', n "a
crs saying they would allow oai.i ,ae aE
passenger and mail trains 10 NM: lS5ng.i
employed IN the railroad comnsa,, ia'sa
Wheeling were compelled TO 6n;t 'foaa
In Illinois, the effect of tbe J;., aO,A
felt IN Chicago, no freight trains b.s;1l,'
sent East from that city yesterday Ia
Some Of the bremen and brsL:
Canada Southern Railroad. al Der % y
yesterday. ''''0's ''a
WEDNESDAYS NEWS
The men employed in III. sho..
Northern Central Railroad nn1 wv; h y
Baltimore held meeting on H., ensassa
and resolved not to strike, md 4, \! ss';Sg
property OF the company agaio., M d. g
The strike has extended 10 ths 'Isn
Central aud Hudson River. Me-; wv w ,lst
sex, Delaware, l.ackawanna saJ IN ~ Z
Delaware and Hudson, and Lehigh o, 'ls
qnehannah Railroads. Notice ( INV rui y };
strike on the New Jersey Cens,'i 1' =
Philadelphia aud Erie train men 4, e. :, u
struck on Monday aud compolle5 !, i-ai ~ /
men 70 strike yesterday. The emf y.
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Pi5.!!g
Scdalia, Mo-, struck yesterday m''' @
Almost everywhere yesterday Ina
affairs was improved. Quiet n,s,.3''q9
Pit,sburg and Harrisburg, and notL;l.@
Gus occurred in Reading, though ihs -.
remained masters OF the siin.,;o. 'I !.
Passenger trains ran west as well a.oV.5
ing'0n on the Baltimore and Ohio Rs5.'.i
The strikers on the New York Cen,,,l -,
following the example Of some OF tba;st..
rcn IN the west, detailed men 70 ,y,,j
railrond property from the tranps' sni
claimed any connection.with tho Con-
element. The strike has become r,o.-1
Chicago. 's4
a general suspension Of Coal mimi, 4,
Schuyklll region took place ye,terl,y n
mines are blocked with cars. ow;,, 4.
trouble at Reading. |, IA undsrt,.5
the employees Of the Bethlehem Iron g.
ny only await signal from the Lehi,b II,
Railroad men to strike.
The butchers in the extensive ab,is.
Jersey City announce that they viii M.
\ gang of colored laborers on M ~.
IN Louisville stopped work yeslerlar u
marched through the streets oompeE., a
ers, including some whites, to ouit vo,f /,
The Mayor finally issued proclama,i,, !,
ing on them to disperse.
There were riotous demonstration ,y,...
the Chinese in San Francisco on No.
night, A mob Of several hundred ap,', +
the Chinese quarters aud burned ose n !
houses but were finally driven oGbylsg
lice, after throwing stones at the lati,f
The Louisville, Cincinnati and lsrrs,
Railroad Company has recindcd il, o,irs
Il reduction OF wages.
The employees Of tho Chesapeake ana o.
Piedmont Air Lime, aud Richmond, Poj-
llcksburg and Potomac Railroads, Ia VIM.
have signed paper asserting their ma,
not 10 strike.
There IL no apprehension Of q strike % d
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. ooags
mise on the wages question having beeati
ed between the managers aud employee
rnuRspAY's NEg..
Ihe telegtams indicate that the great ,,fst d :.
extending, but no serious disturbance Z, rrt.-I
any pnint Trade aud business Of all kinds {,
ginning % suffer severely frum the dsAfst
the internal revenue tctgpts 1f the ii0ysra1
snow marked falling oil this weak
IN fchusNlfAniH there seems general iHtF
ment ia the situation. ~ lar as the tJsil'li.s
tranquility Is concerned though travel 90 a.
the principal railroads il still slipf.4i The RI
RAllruad tracks az Reading were rp,t1fsl yeis q
aud trains passed through Thprcwas mnih al
ment ia scranton growing out VI the p,aatT
tAlliAh HNilAt anu Nllllt flNLItlE "a fIa.t
ochuylkill county President Guwru VI De "a
Ing RAilruad, contridiuts the Associated Ffts
ports ~ g gcucuu suspension ul muing r
schnylkiil region
du New York the strike on the Central Bia,
secins 30 Dc mainly confined ~ Albany kud sytg.
though tralhc along the line i, Affected bylt
trc Railway trouble at llomClsflllr has tol
ucd BY an agruqueut with the striker Qaa
b,Nli trstnfed az Buffalo, The intnpkim ~
Injecting o. communists In New York laS
proved a harmless affair slight disuriGn6
~ termination was qurlcd by the paiioe.
~ New jersey there was an cXicnsl0a II be q,
on the Deleware, Laekawanua and WuigH =
Malls failed 10 reach Elizabeth for the frS
yesterday morning, From Jersey cts o1ng
gratifying intelligence that thcra Will l. 20 .iHa
o., o. iircinen On that portion Of the Peaag'u
From the West reports are received 81 rola
mgnsimtiOns IN Chicago and 81 Louis s1ks
different branches Of trade and the iundbIs DIS
Of factories by mohs.
Emisaries from the strikers VISITED the Yin
Midland Railroad, aud were Informed BY o
ployes that III they fought At al they w1uN
for their company"
All danger Of strike on tho Union Paedgg
railroads. ~ Nebraska l. believed a. have paed
The striking SILK weaver % pnipfs1n y j. u
bed two non strikers on Tuesday night bot HtH
pcfscd by tho police 4 non Nfiker Wa aga
yesterday BY man and two women And -
injured. The strikers arr mostly pcrs0ns pni
with communistic notions
All The shoe manufacturers IN Lynn. Nae
bcou notified by southern and Weston lAl
Companies not 70 ship any mon shoes south q
until the strike is ended,
The moulders In the Howe Sewing Aacilhf
tory, AZ bridgeport, CDnn., struck on 1ueshl eip
ting that the other ethplnyes would fOllow Del
ample, but this does not seem IN have h1F
The strikers demand back pay due thein % ~
15y assurance ~ regard TO payments pat in ~ y
Immps have beeu for some time past To- ihf
o. bsarding trains ON the DelaWarv ksl!nal
Midhlet1wn. on TUESDAY morning alIni 90
dred OF them got on the SOuth bound tflsll
ana, when orlered on, Threatened g as,IS
railroad property. The authorities OF lleANA
been asked TO assist In putting down iheSc Nai'
FRIDAYS NEws,
The area ofylolence has iluctuated, and ye,
It's ccntrc Of greatest force was West and ga
was the point of chief disturbance. Then W.
aud bloOdshei there, and battle IN which lls
OF the military arm OF the Unlled States Wsl4
tell with fearful effect Toledo had an usy %,
DAY, but violence was averted. The MnalsHl
unconstitutional the rioters didnJt occur lHe %
are cainped outside the city limits.
AZ Louisville everything Is reported qals
further violence Is not anticipated 10 n0fh
to be found Ia any direction,
Az ~, Louis business Is entirely slspchunA :.
the better Glasses of citiDgns arc taking adhelA
measures nf defence
At various other points complications lhnal
loss OF lite and property ART IN pn1gTess, pu' ~
table that scarcely any paint is the scene y y,
uon but that each attack Is new in IT, loeal'Vh'A
old In It's features
The features Of the railr1ad blockade dsl
more and morp disastrously at many points ~
disaster u imminent unless relief is snun hAa
lls any other means ~ secure their rgnh, VI
pie VIII presently insist upon Il that the ilen
SHAH open the roads at the point Of The iNlu
necessary, and afford them the chance " y
their now diminishing food supplies mon w w
sources. That The existing condition ol enA'
long be tolerated Is not credible.
The baltimore and Ohio riad maintains ",
Ness OF It's attitude, and while riot and b.I'l'D.
not now known nnywheV IN It's line, ny g.
of freight business Is genera and that OF ls.'
carrying very much limited The ruad tlAa
right 70 run It's trains 10 suit Itself and shpN'H
Of yielding
The dispatches received AFTER midnigbl ~
five hundred Regular trooIrs are being my
f1teburg General Hancock Is stlll ia lh'rpa IN