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DISMISSED FOR DOING THEIR Duty.

Considerable aStOnIshment and not a little
indignation was excited on saturday Icy tde report thai
number mill were ABOUT 10 lose ther situations
for obeyna the call 70 arms protect thor employers
interests Many refused 10 credit the story SAY s that
hey could not believe that any employer, would oc
altv Of so coateinptiUie act as 10 discharge men
whose daty obi Led to eayo tie Store ior Tic mr.
mor, Patient inquiry by a TRIBUNE reporter shows
al st tDa the instances such Giaiussas viii DE few
in number. Prom al quarters, both military ard civic,
the M preston the sane Win regard 10 enploS cr'
Who would De uriu,, and so Icsardiess O. ter own
interest publish tier names in = 1911 Of nsamy -
cla,ue1 GEN Shalcr Commander Of the FIRST DIVISION
a,d s sentiment echoed by many oilers. - can
not belk.y though" said Cen Shaci, That there are
man, sueh men in Scw-NorE. Even II men cir,
co.r d. an confident that il almost every You
viii nnd some strong reason beneath tie surface"
The military Commanders were unable TO furnish pos
1iv Information Oh saturday concerning sni>sais They
sid t.t Willie there were men al TIE regiments vino
feared Tor TIER luturc many Of them would doubles,
fug their approximations gro mCrss II j. crain That
hone Of the large and cAicrprsnE firms oi NeW-Nofk
lily Of which lad ,cral cuIpo on du'y az the arm
orlos last wccA. Wl stoop 10 dismiss any OF tAein All
indeed pad fun salaries during Tie M Ii,si"a
aud Ia gtaa one INSTANCE ware al en- lo@c Gas
bIoAen into ass summer vacation lial he might De- ih
on Leave absence AIS more es}. III least al present
20 utac q rol az aopOr than oue ui shame.
An onccr of t1c reg inruts declared that great
lrt o. lie oil losing PAGES came from mAtiain-h
W" nsed 1i-t pace, "a "itc' - O' tA'H u '4"l ul.
nc adU r eiFcA ihl.ialuiN ii ,uc OBJ ihse men, u@
l,Iu- JUtI 10 Jucr coon and employer ad been 60
cinrd i.th t.or york ana their nLa9y amy. u
MAS not iult"bAbt lat h"hf "l inc s"P'''u 'HNs 90
dismissal would prove o. d. iol conc suc t, - is
The only name, so lar re4oted OF employee who lave
discussed inca io 1'ih~ tL'4I ""! arc H' i1ii'"e'
A1laldH Levy. c'OiAl-rs. NJ. 10" lnu. eH-si, dis
8u.s,.c capt a L.Seu,I, COMPANY l. liza he-i!neut,
wAU Was chllo! a. '"'t'' ia .'i'lI 9, ~
George G. OrmGy, lar" 9lo dealer, No. 100 Hsceu-
vicu-st susSec james A. kcnWest-y oi thc ~ Ics
lacnt. lie claims 'Dat ine 0a.t man oa ho, give MN
warning oil las intention AMI joined me regimen, ID SacH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

At Paterson, y. j.. on Saturday evening, a
Large ms.tn- o. worsin men uca ln '.nsTcr 10 q
call from r. ConItlcc oil tie Worlirgncus Section
o. Pafrr-o' Tnc meeting consisted 81 two divisions
one 81 whicl va, addressed hy speakers IN the German
Ian sua-e aud b., named Bennett IA English
Among those present were many ol the striking silh
vclvcr~ and Wrappers. bennett s.sid that he was COM
lnuui,,. and lac denounced thc state authorities ana
General Government for sending out troops To
uut down tLr mob, and lnlul-ot M r,indrkr
Of tie most tLicatcuiug HJtut' toward lh'
railroad Officers and capitalists 81 tie country. H.
irIcYipd Henry Narl Btccltr iu bitter terms u ~
nett encourages rhe striker, not to Yield hut 90 stand
oat naiil Use agreed o. iErr terms. IT,
meet - wis wholly tit H;,uis cI "a icT LOt-nracej
..~,cl Democrats WItn whom lev OI he sls5,rkc!S
ave any tyMp tht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

A number of Social Democratic Workin@men,
Communists and labor azitators assembled at No. %
Santon.t Last evening. The object OF the ineehg was
devise and means to continue the STRIKE S'"rl'"
by the. railroad men The meeting was coI,d 10 oidef
hy bandIeader named Geut,ch WHO said that an organ
iion should be- Ell ced To carry into action the ideas
aud principles advanced by the Tompkins square meet
ing last e6.
Tho meeting thoreupon organized by the election 81
Nh iiriue is chairman. Several speakers addressed
the meeting. Mr.. Marshall argued th"t aiho'Gn
tNc present time was not favorable 10 hulh'i7,
labor had now u chance T. Wa.c tHcc;Ft VA
Upnn capital. There could b. no peace between
tic TWO Another said that te struggle between capl
and labor would result ID tbc 'DOutoI ol Wages "ud
the c,iu ishmrut oil t cO-OpcratNc ~!aicu Az -u"h
u, called 10 the existence Of political party o W"rH-
iuguun. with THESE OBJECTS 10 view. scattered Throughout
tr Yfipc.p STATES committee w"s aPpoWtd 10 pIJ-
pare dcuit. plan OF organ HtiiUn, ana IN 'chS VIII
be held az tnc Geimauia Assembly Rooms TINS MccA'
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woRKrvGsIEvs MEETING IN NEWARK.

4 large and enthusiastic meeting OF work
in inen was held last evening 1T Belmont Hail. In New
ark, y. j.. Charles Broch presiding Carl savoy mace
two speeches, Dwelling upon tie necessity OF orsahNd
ton 10 secure protection from capital He SAID that rep
resentatives in Congress capitalists, ana pdid u" ~
tsntion 20 the demands Of wOrklnmen. While ctpia
was lceIsiated for without petition. Albert H"pflei
WAS loud in dcnuncatiOn Of capital, whch, ne
claimed, would be less cNacting and tyrahnical u
labor were organized. lie denounced 'hIei o. PONCE
Mills for bringing forty policemen 10 do duty ia f"hl 9"
their place o. meeting II was an insult d me ""ik"hS
men Why wcro not policemen sent o the churches ana
10 the temperance meetings held in the public rnraaf
In conclusion he said that organization was reeogn-
jon. and appealed 30 all worAngmen 70 organize "'
once and use the ballot in defence Of their rights
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, OF wnich TIC
follow * are The emphatic: That the tine his ar
rived for the workugpe0p!e OF America to resist by al
lecua,e means the oppression of capal and the rob
haV which pcrpctFttcs on labor; thaf wc fh"f orr
strong rroos against the manner la whch militia maze
been usea against the people, and oder our frAeinal
rrrcfuy TO tho volunteer soldiers VINO fitcrhH' win
eiv -w0rincn mat express cur sincere ~ M
nnfuy with The railroad mru ANA others ~LO are now on
strik. and pledge ourselves 10 use every "OU % render
financial aid ouly TO tnc men on stree, bui 10 an
wOrkngpcople who have suffered by The eIac;lons OF
capital.
Il was Intended to have PROCESSION but the presence
of the pulcc frustrated the plan. There were Sc't
crowd. pon the streets and trouble was appf huici 81
asuuch as the military absent Al fhIpsDUfg re
authorities prepared Or any emergency, ld Ee WIKI
lance committee having been quietly enrolled \ PRONE
ncut cuy official said 10 "a TRIBUNE reporter lhtse
socialists mean trouble II they make II. and We are
prepared To- them" Another meeting VIII be held al
Turn Hall this evening
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poNAHrE IL LupLow.SrREEr JAIL.

i. J. Domaine, tht ICldtrOi INC sUlktfs IN tho
first DAYS a iAe Horncsvino troubles brougnt on
Saturday bcfoIo Judge DonoLuc N Supreme Court Cham
hers The form OF the proceeding peculiar ~ was
not Au arrest FOR ID crime, oiyi arrest hut war
rant 10 show Why he should not IN committed for
contempt M interfering with the management OF the
Enc Road y the Courts oscer. Receiver J-wett The
extr4ne punishment 500 tine aud thirty days I'M
tisnrut but t Is summary iH It's nature and does not
interfere with any prosecutions other grounds, clv
or criminal against Donahuo. On Saturday Aaron j.
yanderpoel j. Larocque W. W. E4cfarland aud : Han
ford appeared for the Receiver. Donahuo was without
counsel and put over until to-day al p
H.. TO enable him 10 Obtain counsel
TIM sidsyts Oh which Donahue ID held include one OF
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CHICAGO ALL RIGHT.
A STATEMENT TO THAT EFFECT ny MAYOR HEATH
TIE DEAD AND WOUNDED.

TIE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
CHICAGO July 29.-Mayor Heath desires the
statement 20 he published that many ot the dispatches
fn ths city have greatly exas serajcd the Disturbance
during the last few days Al time have the lives or
,roefty of law abiding citizens seriously epdan-
cered and only a small portion OF che railroad employees
and other worhiuucn OF Chicago has hceu engaged IA
the riot By the collision between the rioters ahd the
authorities on Thursday aud Thursday night nine per
SONS an rioters killed ana perhaps, thirty more or
less seriously wounded No damage to property has
been done at any time, sud there HIS 'eeh OILY
sii0ht interference with business. Tho city Is now
snircv free from rioers and the strikers arc rapidly
returning 10 their various empioymeut Tlere is no
probability OF any further outbreak or disturbance OF the
business interests of the city. However. were not if
the proInpt and efficient arrangements inside 10y the "u
thorties TO suppress auy disturbance the trouble "ou
probahl, have been quite serious
The Chc0go TpoS gives the names OF nineteen h'eu'
with addresses and facts oonfrmaiory OiAtF papers
give fifteen names Killed and large numbers Wounded
ana intimate that tio lists incomplete
The It RegiIneat has gone TO Braidwood, on me Uni
cao and Alton Railroad Joliet H. either TO suppress
coal miners there who have been striking and preventing
NEGROES employed in their place from working, or TO
protect railroad aud other property from the strikers
Tie WurkinCmcns Committee called on Mayor Hcnth
Yesterday and requested to De allowed to hold the feed
lar Saturday evening meeting OF the NorGingnefs
Party They were informed mat the order proinoiihg
the sssemblaee OF bodies of in meetings had not
been revoked ard that their meetings would not be per
mitted 10 take place.
The striking bricamakcrs made brief and irut'ess
demonstration yesterday, bat beyond that nothing uh'S
Ca occurred the streets.
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D. L. & W. CONFERENCES.

4 committee of sixteen, representing the
bkcuen and nr-nen OF the Delaware. Lac savanna ind
Western h road. Acd conference with Plcsdenl
sloan ON ~ltsray They expressed thclr grievances. ard
demanded a j., sioiaiiou OF the old wages Nj
,oln made no Promises. and sud THAI he would make
none IN rr coercou lie advised the m.u 10 keep at
work lnd Ia use ther nlGence prevent srke. fAc
committee was dissatisfied wtl the of the confer
enrc subsequently, IN interview was had IA 5upcriu-
,,uIct cAsoncr. ia iob,kcu but the members Of the
committee refused 10 give information in regard ia
What pas.c I.c oapcpuIend AZ said mat after lie
conference with the President, the mad very naur
ally come 10 him before rc,umnS w'rt Whit ;he arikr
al t!a other cnL of tne road would do L. did not know
lie thought, however. taa there vou'i be no iurtaer
IDuDlc.
The cnsncsr, Of the DeaNart. Lacu,wannl and West
.rl met in II1bpkcn on SATURDAY AMI resolved not TO
,lrport tie fir men ana b:aEcnrn if they should strike
Il was .latc! tlat tnc engineers wio struck ew days
40 did 80 out o. personal regard FOR tie hrcacn with
whom they ha been working. some OF the engineers
lid tuat they could net their trains with sacty, ~
they feared either th, the track would De disturbed or
t..ev wolid Dee slot hy tie strikers.
The second sl'taon y. G. = y. j.. marched from the
Ey,iau Fio.ls where 10 ltd brcu 10 camp for several
.lay. 10 thc uohlRca depot SatdoIy evening. and
t,o an oatwardb bound tram. The regimen M was n"v
ing under sealed order, Dat was supp >cd hhl III was
..,i.g up tnc road RS g. g. a. Philpsbulg.
Tckcis sold dt t.c Cni-es as usual on saturday
AMI trains rlu uu tiu' dJ.mI int morIns IS iar as
Washington, y j., ana after mat hont - ar - Phlips
barr There delay 90 tie mails, iud All express
matter received was io Aarded 10 hi,h ''ln', 'Io"
ever. were run on tine Ntw-Jrt-ty M!diaih khiWH.
II WIS stated as eNrAnz ~ tn Office 81 me DtitWaFe'
LlckawGnna and Wctseu Railroad mat trl llph com
niuuicltun obi uurd during thc dat from every
point ii. r'u.c. Que WAS vppr,-i al ever 'titi'
ipcludia- -rdioa ga ,sIinS'n. IL WIS det'rnined
o begin Running ilc regular frclsAt tram east AM west
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result would have been the destruction Of every car in
The yards, wei Gs The town itself. a. bY the
time b reached HOrncll-yilc the speed ~ the tram
World have been ~ least seventy miles an huIr. 10
AVOID n calamity ~ This character. the company sent
on tram Of wuckcis and tore up $50 miles ~ trlck
ana tsH, which tie strikers regarded a. Tnsa.
abd The remainder 81 the road tbs division
m0icsted. Entirely too much .nirrry was urn - tho
MOB aAd hc nanagcia of tho roti !uau enirry 800
STRONG disposition o. be- luitrgiDWl h} AMI rauf cote
c'ssipn % tie strikers. Hard blows and iii-
tffycws WOuld hayO pat SPEEDY tid 10 tLs
Sirho ~ inis point, nud Tho moral cr @ would
nave been mr. more valuable iO O'iDr r0as. similarly
situated. A. final result OF flc strike. Luf llffe
enough 10 permit the strikers ~ resume work Many ~
thc most demon itratc are ftT frDu satisfied with ihe
result and they openly boast that, should ans ~
strikers d. discharged, or tine managers prove alr--
proportions viii D" begun; but Toe general
OpiuOu that this Is BIN il. boast.
Ile trackmcn were more fortunate in securing
mn terms Than any Othcr clsg OF mIlcuntrnis Thy
are no" guaranteed ful posses 81 tlcr ahalles a
Of rent by simply .cuowlcd nR toe little Of he road 10
The real estate, and they erected the bIines. tney
can remove them Whenever discharged ins and tlre
fr cent reduction M salary al tney dem fudfd and
DOth points were conceded. A. whole the strike lar
~ results are concerned may Doe considered double
tory, both sides making concessions
on oftAc most udcrous eaiui's 81 the strike ~ TIM.
point tuc action 90 the "i cr-erls Ar NO Depot
luhchroun, who, puL Ul ayulal lui tet uof0n lovers
ana husbands, refused O wait upon 'nIrd lOus s1dirs.
.'ud 49, lucy IlD Ied oui Of coop .n body wlA their
bhrdts O clothing undo. their arms, amid Tue Laughter
81 tIc troops and the cheers oi Do" mob they
LtiOiD"s OI The hour Tram, running usual,
Ahu o1 Monday both N,s..gn DIVISION VIII Dr "a
thorough working order al obstacles having been
removed. Large amounts Of urglt arriving hrrr,
amodn OF thcr good-, owing he enormous demand
made upon tnru during w. siege.
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AN INF1ATIoN DEFAMATION.
Tug CAUSES OF TuE STRIKE ACCORDING TO lNDi-
stf

Tug CAUSES OF TuE STRIKE ACCORDING TO lNDi-
ANA SILVER MEN.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 29.-The merchants
and business of this city bad large meeting FRIDAY
night TO the evils Of the hour, at which the Il"
lowing resolutions wcrv adopted;
Ilrs-Tlat the prosperity Of business men belh- Oh
rct teip ndent UPON Wclpad labor ana the happiness
and PROSPERITY Of masses, Il j. 10 Tie interest as -
10 the duty of business mcn 10 demand the itWcf" "i
nm c.use5 that compel employers 10 Curia excuses
beyond The point that makes economy an oppression 700
grleVOus 20 De borne. a.,
Sf5oDG-Tiat business. despite the practice OF Inc
rstf Il prudence The part 81 cnIOl ere, has Ldli
been scli-sustnnE for past. ana hecN ng As We
DO at cause FOR tis general siagaton ia the com
orcial ana manufacturing world Is directly tr@cc%bt 10
The uolcs forced rsUm ptiOn TO la reached through
severe contraction OF the currency, respectfully tt
oac, OF the Administrator the cessation az the contidc
ton policy aud demand of tie Representatives. ann sen
ato in Congress the unconditional repeal of the Resdp
tiou Act.
Third-Ihat the Bankrupt Law be abolished.
Fo,Tfs-Tnat IA, or making the silver collar legal
q AL
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acted Chairman and the Committee re ported their ac
ton requesting the locomotive to leave work MI
McKenua spoke of the rumor circuated by outsiders
regard to tearing up the tracks and taking possession OF
the shops. lie said it would bc well to get nd OF theSe
obnoxious individuals when the outsiders yelled out tna
they should 60 the locomotive department ana driNe
The men away This was booted down. and the disturb
ING element was surprised Action was taken on Nr
Vanderbut's notice, whom was decided thai thef Shouu
go 10 work ard allow the citizens and Nj NandeFbut 10
close the gap. 49,, ,
The sheriff and posse Of deputies are IN charge OF
the shops al West Albany. and may remain ON duF un
the return ~ the regular workmen Monday nofhnS'
Evcrythine IS Quiet. No military arc uuder arms ne
ON Regiment returned 30 NeN-NOrk yesterday atei-
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place and that In al probability trains could be run reg
ularly on the Now-Icrscy Central to-day. Inc milla
still In service at their GnOres, and WVlh p 1'P
there until oyorythpg was quiet throughout the STATE.
Chief Nathan Of the Police Department sated th' i
for apprehension, Tar as that department W.
concerned seem to be ended Tho reserve force
was si retained at headquarters, and large ioreo was
stationed 10 the depOts and these precautions wouh ~
kent up for the present Adyices yesterday from ire
BeIgen Point coal docks represented everything quiet
there.
Nicholas Darby u brakeman on the Central Ha,roH
and a striker. has been arrested ~ Elizabeth. nc y
supposed be the rioters VINO stopper Two "s
and threatened 10 KIN the engineers at ElzlOethport
depot on Wednesday night.
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TIE HoonLUMs CONQUERED.
sAN r.ANl-c0 TIANQUIL UNDGE M PR0TEcTH

sAN FRANCISCO Tranquil UNDER III 70 PROTECTION
OF rHE SAFETY COMMITTEES AND VETERAN
GUARD.
SAN FEANCIsc0, July 29.-Llst night was,
perhaps the qacte>t saturday Agdi ever experienced
in this city, N0t single aarm oi fire and roWdyisln
occurred Scarcely uAf a dozen cases intoxicatiou
necessitacd thc services or the police. The hoodlum
element sce4es thoroughly c0wed 10y the recent
exhibition Of the intent and power OF the an
thoriii-s and c.iz-us crush al rotous DEM
ous;ratoGs tat citizens with members Of the vet
eran Guard have during the evening relieved portion
oftAe Saciy Comm tie. who icen OF guard dHiy for
IN. three previous niptts hutno occasion lad arisen
ouiue them to rcpor 40 hcadqulrcTs During he even
iug tie police discovered and arrested Barney Nc
Isugh.n who vas caught atirngil g 10 kudc FIRE uii-
dr. the Pacific Dock, bat by clerical error az TIE station
hoase be had been booked Is drank ans was reas with
a fne The authorities OF the opinion That a. further
trouble need he anticipated but the prccaution of tho
past week Will DC Observed IL" u'!s "''- All oAc4
uent j.
Mp Brock. who made an incendisry speech az The
antl-coole meeting OF wednesday evening was arrested
FRIDAY night.
Tse steamer city OF Toxic Hong Kong, via YobO
hama With large Chinese paasongcI-si, arrived here
one O'Clock yesterday morning The landing took place
IN the afternoon strocg force Of police and tnc SAFETY
Committee received TEN shortly before four O'Clock
Tho immigrants placed IN wseoas, and escorted
nv mania moved along second Montgomery ana sacFa
,neo,o-sts 10 the Chinese quarter There was not
the siiahi.st disturbance al any lime The crowd 81
hsin dock was Larger than ordinary and the hoodlum
a.,oept failed 70 announce its presence Crowds at
800 nv cpr1o,y Allied tbs sidewalks along the line Of
march
rs4a,y might a company OF safeiymen were hred on by
,oodins ne M Laurel Hill Cemetery The oolnisiny ne
tnrned the fire and the assailans took TO the Dnsh
p. x..x oct I'm n Chinese house at San Pablo. near
OAKLAND yesterday morning. soo niue A0"''' WIZ NC
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OCEAN FRrIGurAGE SLIGHTLY AFFECTED.

n WAS Inc ,EtHrlNI TIt'N9INII UNI tII0 0I'III
.lps la,ls f5r Europe saturday would 90 out "ith
.4t carsDrs owing 10 t.c dela,s OF freight y rail-
caused hy tnc strikes Tney had, however niue cife'
urOn the expectation u American produce, except o.
bater c;.ccse ana bacon. The space which these dil-
c., usually take mp WAS hIcd VITA gram wulcA nov
comes mostly by canal ami seuont!y was not de-
lyra l, railroad trouble. The Gig 0f Richmond OF tee
r,1 lfup La received thc greater part Ot ncr cargo
fDi. ruc -tr. .d b come S~ruU-, dhi consequently
hal no spare eight space. Inc Nofth Etthsh lYu
com . s.. q LAT there WAS no Gyqareut chrr' upon
tutr fft .lt cuisines, b. the STRIKE Tic j. tSha t''"
ou 70 iul cargo, out her rrrg lators Tor carry "a eils"
.. visions Won, MOI "a. fuli as usual, UWlus To IA
dow l. .a arrival o. Lhis elias, ui 3D. Olucc ihr E-4i' "i
the National lane, took oa' her sdl ca 'i P"fisoh''
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There was much activity on Nall-st. on sat
urlay IN coa stocks. SONS OF them advanced j. IT, or
points The coal trade appears 10 have come 10 stand
SIN for short time When the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Company announced the pospuncment of
its advertised monthly sale OF 10000 tons.
the Pennsylvania Company did hk"wise In re
g,rd to 10000 tons which 1t abont To
olf,r The strikes were the ooviOus reason Of
th. n they rendered transportation uncertain The cir
clor which the Pennsylvania Company had issued, Civ
ing the rates nj which IT would take orders to he filed
before August TO- was speedily revoked The renewed
disturbances at some OF the mines Saturday
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JERSEY CENTRAL OFFICIALS HOPEFUL.


The strike at Phillips5urg on the Central
Railroad OF NeW-JorseJ, II WAS reported Oh saturday,
a, MOI terminated. and the strikers indication
Of rcsuIning work OF el-ctng settlement vi the
COMPANY Travel hey ond Someryiile stopped. and
freight except for one points, not received.
Gov. Bellies headquarters were removed Saturday
r, Die Iolice,tuuou in Jersey city TO nyors Hotel
Al is inserted that the strikes the state OF New
jersey 49, 90 thus far.
Al the Ncw-J,rscy Central depot, yesterday there was
little cy l.uce 81 trouble along the line Il tnc road,
a. tine men In every department al this end OF the line
,,,r, at,ding 20 their duties. The usual sunday ana
local ttsius few number, however, dispatched,
Int no tickets were sold for points beyond Somcryll.
ia. officials stated that they expected that trains
would be running usual tins morning, Gen.
seweu having gained control OF the strikers.
Among The employee at this end Of the road
there Is u general feeling that Receiver Lathrop
"a doing M he can for them. and hcre is little sympathy
vita the strikers Phlpsburg. one brakeman stated
TO a TRmrSE reporter that the siIge at PhElipsburg
Ind been begun without orders from the Association
The men there had resolved among themselves 10 strkc,
and chen had sent orders aud notice 90 those a this end Of
the road 10 do the thing They had NO authority 10
strike or send such messages aud Of they mad
IL the general iinpio-si N among All
the cmpbyos VIM seen, that pp further trouble
need 10 anticipated, and tat the dlfcnlllen AT philips
would be oi short duration.
Gov Bedlr's headquarters at Taylni's Hotel, Jersey
CITY, were guarded 10y policemen yesterday, and Only
those having business there were admitted The GOV
crnOr excellent spirits, aud was coundent That no
further trouble need be- apprcheuded IN howJersey Dis
from all pats of the STATE ho said, gave every
reason for this confidence Those from Gen sowel ut
Phipsburg stated that he had entire control OF that
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,irArIN ABUNDANCE.

Fears of a scarcity Of meat IN this city owing
lo M ,tri.os appear ID 5c -r.undess II Was s'tad on
saturday, al the cattle yard AT TIC foot ~ West SNtlrth
A that Isl; cal-oaus oi Western cattle were expected Ia
rrv, In - IRON, Buffalo and that 1875 more to
D., .,,,rp,l from Albany tu3on saturday 100 hcat
f cttilc rrm.lnri unsOA ~ tnc yard. Dealers "ilc
.' , n.lili hurried to N.g-lOra by tnOse WHO ex-
peer 10 obtain large prices Tor them.