, 1877-08-05
Pennsylvania ! Still Suffering
Somewhat from the Strik. y
ing Mania.
The 4'outs'' Are Mostly Obstinate and
-'' . in No Case Belligsrent. -~'.'
We Now Come upon the Congratulatory-
Proclamation Era.
Cows. 0ullom and Hartranft First in the
,, Field,

Spkci0i Dispatch TO The Tribune.


Special Dispatch TO The Tribune.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 4.-The United States
troops which have been quartercd hcrc'for sew
cral days past left this morning for Wilkes
barre aud Scranton. They number 120 officers
and men, and are under command Of Maj. Id
Motto.
Martin Patterson and Jacob Green, couple
OF alleged incendiarics, charged with setting
fire to, the machtne-shops of the Pennsylvania
Railroad on the Saturday night of the riot, were
arrested last evening and confined in the Cen
trail Station-House.
The striko at the National Tube Works at
Mckeesnort is ended, and on next Tuesday
operations will be resumed with the former
force of employees, more than 1000 in number,
who express satisfaction at being permitted to
return to work.
Traces Of the recent riot are fast disappearing.
The contract for the brick work OF the new
Union Depot was let to-day. The contractors
bind themselves to lay 200, 600 brick In six work
ing days. and in case Of failurc to forfeit 500
per day for all time over six days occupied in
now.
WIIKEsBARHE.
Special Dispatch to Ihe Tribune.
WLKEsnARRE, Pa, Aug, 4.-rhere is de-
cided Iu1l i'll the war tempest to-day. The
troops have had no more active duty than
guarding tho property of tho railroad conf
panies, and protecting them in their transpor-
tation. Trains have been run on schedule time
on both the Lehigh Valley and the Lackawanna
& Bloomsbury Railroads, and thd Lehigh &
Susquchanna will resume OIL Monday. 1t has
not been necessary to naye guards on the trains
to-day, but detachments Ut troops are stationed
along the road.
The seventy suspicious persons who were cap
tured by the troops while skulking along the
Bloomington Road at dead Of hight, had a hear
ing In the jail this afternoon, but rs tktre was
no positive evidence that they were rioters, all
were discharged on their own recoguzancc, cx-
cept three VINO are held on the charge Of carry
intg concealed WEAPONS.
Three thousand workingmcn held meeting
this afternoon, aud it Was determined to make
no concessions, and continue the strike until
tic corporations yield. They also demanded
the withdrawal Of the military: ),
The THRU Division State Guard, who have
been on duty here since the outbreak Of tostili-
ties, was relieved IRON duty to-day, and will re-
turn home. Nearly all the companies are from
the coal regions, and there has been very un-
deserved suspicion OH the part Of the com1nu-
nifty that they were IN sympathy with the
strikers, and could not be depended upon. AS
the relieved troops have an unbletnishcd record
during past labor Instructions, they feel highly
ut being displaced by other divisions.
To the U'tstern Associated Iresx
WLLEsBARRE, Aug. 4.-Ilie n1lncrs held
large meeting in Dana's grove this afternoon.
They invited The Mayor and Sheriff to come and
inform them why tile military are here. The
Mayor responded, and made speech COUNSEL
Ing. peace. They adopted resolution asking
that tho military be taken out Of the valley
Part OF them marched through the streets with
q band Of music.
The Leligh & Susquehanna Railroad will start
trains on Monday.
HAZLETQT.
HAzLEToy, Pa, Aug 4-SAt delegate meet |
ng Of miners Of the Hazietun region to-day it |
vas resolved to ask for an ADVANCE Of 1216 per |
.cnt from the 18th inst. the Company to be |
yiycu until the 1D1h to signify their acceptance
The representation from the Beaver Meadow !
listricr was very iuli, while the north side WIS
>ut slightly represented. Miners hcre-beforc
1cry active in organizing strikes, express them
elvcs opposed to strikes US long as the Schuyl-
ill Company continues to work.
HARTRASFT'S GENERAL ORDER.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Gov. Hartranft has |
ss.lcd special order OF corgratulat1on to his
state troops, especially for their gallant resist
nee to mob violence lit Pittsburg. The Govern
IT sa;s: ''The good results which followed
ave not alone been confined to the locality Of
lie occurrence, but all those resisting lawful
authority seem now to understand what must
|e expected if there be acontnuance in defylng |
he law. To the COMPANIONS and relatives Of
nd the eu.istcd men who were killed i'll the af- |
ray, the Command .r-in-Chicf extends his con-
olence aud sympathy. Yet this is sad conso-
ation. The died fur the LAWS supremacy, and
o secure the pcrmanency Of our established In
titutions."