The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-21

naked tho General "No" shouted half nj dozo,
VOICES. One man said. "Thcy might get through
on the trdinsl'
After pass ne that point tho track was cleared
and the engineer returned to tho city carving
the same party he had taken out. The military
chilled out this morning and stationed Mt tho
outcr depot and points along the road nre in
adequate and could not suppress n riot should
one occur
About one hundred and forty members Of the
Eighteenth Regiment under Col. Guthrie. are
at tho East Liberty stock yards at Torrens
station. At 2:3O o'clock large numbers of
strikers had gathered there from the outer
their denunciations OF Cen Pearson and the
military. They say, If Pearson attempts To
bring the first train through himself. as he said
this morning he would he will be shot The
men Mt the stock yards seem determined to
AIDED and Will resist the military II necessary
IN order to accomplish it. Up TO o'clock there
had been no effort on the part of the company
or the military to move cars. and very serious
results will likely follow the attempt when made
Three regiments Of infantry are at East Liberty
an1 the freight yards. The strikers have been
reeniOrced 10y 1000 men. who swear that Gen
fenrson shall not take train out.
is confidently believed that the engineers. under
orders from the head of their Brotherhood will
inlh the striking hrakcmen and conductors in
the morning. The leader arrested yesterday is
siill in inil.
The Ptebureh, Fort Wayne and Chicago fire.
noon.
TRENTON y. j.. July 2o-To.day Gov Bedle
I'''lN'u u despatch from Col. ThOmns Scott
President OF the Pcnnsy ylvania Railroad in
forming him Of the strike on the Pennsylvania
division, and ask ng that measures be taken, IL
necessary. To protect tn" highways Of commerce
IN New Jersey II there is any resistance to
CIV authority the military will he chilled out.
- IHlLADEIrHtA. July 2O.-Thc officers OF the
i'nnsylvnnNu Rniroud say that the immediate
conr'ntrnt on ot troops on the road will be- very
large. anu amply sum lent to restore and pre-
serve perfect order The company is making
arrangements nt all points for the protection Of
H. property and the safety OF its men who re-
main loyal TO its ser ,ice.
Al O'Clock this evening. Mai. Gen. II. NJ
nrihton, commanding the First Division. y. q.
T.. reeeived the following despatch:
igu win move with Your cnale division cavalry and
artillery dismountcd, va Pennsylvania Railroad
Nai ten Pearson Advise him and me of the
hour m your departure from Philadelphia and
your progress along the ruHd Ammunition viii he
m,h,d You "t hnrfisbuts ami Will lc ~ change OF
H'orge G. Kelley rui Gen. DIVER The Pcnnsylva
karoai wtil iurnl~il transportation.
JAsEs W. LANA, AdIuant General
Immediately upon the receipt of the above.
notices We're sent 10 the various commands and
tonight the men ara mastering at all
Ihe armoriesi The division includes the
mrn's., the keystone Battery. City Troop
blark Hussars. Washington Grrys, Wecracoc
Legion. state F"ncihles and Grey Invincibles
nr-' commands number about 600 men, but
II Is l"nr"d not over ] .ulu men can be mustered
tonight. G.n. u. irion has his headquarters AT
tlc League House, and II now receiving reports
from the various commands.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has made every
arrangement here for carrying the troops TO
iitshursh. and the cars are waiting At the
depot II is not probable that the command will
move before morning.