Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28
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WASHINGTON. N. j.. July 27.-A frcsi
outbreak occurred to-day among the ON
ployes Of tho Delaware and Lackawann'
railroad. The strikers say II was caused
by tho company sending bogus messages
70 tho engine dispatcher at Hoboken thai
all WA settled and that the mon should
sun work. The signatures Of the COM
mittee 10 these dispatches were forged.
The strikers will do nothing 10 forward
the business Of the road until they receive
reliable orders from their own committee
men.
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INDIANAPOLIS. July 2s.-The trains on
all roads are running. except the vandalis
and 81. Louis road. on which trouble ex-
lists west OF here. The N. and 81. Louis
scnt out . mall oar this morning. and the
vandalia sends . passenger train at I
o'clock. The police are guarding the
depot. The crowd about the depot 10
completely dispersed. A company OF
militia came through from Charlottesville
last night by wagon and are quartcred In
the city. There IL . feeling OF perfect 30
curity now and all Is quiet.
a Pssisisn 20 she President.
WARRINGTON. July 2s. = The Central
Council Of the Labor League Of the UNI
ted States has petitioned the President TO
take all necessary steps 10 Immediately
end the existing labor troubles and restore
trafic and order. They oppose compromise
with the rioters. represent tho impending
danger Of famine In large cities, and urge
the calling Of O council Of the obstinate,
u~nreasoning railroad men In Warrington,
with the leaders Of labor orgsnizatiops
who have opposed violence. thst the an.
Identities NAV be compromIsed. Tho fur.
ther opposifiep Of railroads vould Justify
the 6-oyernment In tsIinr possession Of
them in the interest Of The people and
They desire 4 lust and pat
riotio compromiso OF the present trouble.
A'bummsrS'
NEW YoRK. July 2s.-The Tfmts has the
following summary: The great railroad
...,,. 4. ,..-,. 40, ponor,. ,rom
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all quarters indicate an early adjustment
Of existing difficulties. and In many places
compromI.es mr. concessions b.vs already
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peeu nnAoo' Ais''i ~" osen w
the New York Central n Pennsyivania
lines. but no freight trains are allowed TO
90. on an. I.La ahors ,.il,o.d .,J ths
pass "h NV LAAo "uo.o !" "'
strikers ~ oie'eiAnu 'hreA'sh W sup pas
ssnger trains to-day II their demands arc
not conceded. In tho mining regions OF
Pennsylvania tho most dangerous state OF
Affairs exists, and all roads In that section
are blockaded. In 81. Louis there WAS
much excitement Yesterday. though no.h-
serious; ine Imcia's ~ oh,sAso n..e
suoceedsd IN queiilns snc NV Nhsre,
L,ys been Arrested and their follower
arc evidently greatly ~demoralized. From
Fort Wayne and other points In the west
nnnni,m1 ~ idI .hor.S. reons., sor tinited
States troops In Indiana, was made by tho
Governor Of that State Yesterday. which
SouiS not Lsuiu,,y De soIlPaSu Win W. o.n.
srsl reportcJ that tho mails generally
wero regularly delivered. The Secretary
War laid before the Cabinet dispatches
,a.",na su n ne TIp [oninisn NJ
he Cabinet IL that the strike at all points
In the East il at an end, aud that no fur
lher violence need DO apprehended east Of
Tho Ohio river ; also that q day or so will
,eo travel and trafic restored on all the
main lines. News from Johnstown, Penn