Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-23

j Central Pacific Railroad Company made re
duction Of ten ser con. eli wages q all employ
ees. which went into effect June lst. 1t - az
!, nounced that the company have resclnuea ~
reduction, snd will continue TO psy lii' f"'o' a
!, Workinpmcn in tho city held an il forma
meeting to. day, ard adopted resolutions o.
pressing sympathy with the Eastern strikers II
their cfrJrts to keep up the standard OF veg is
NEW YORK, July ga Hornelsville dis
patch saws :-Everythiog is quiet. The Twenty
third regiment will be here about o'clock.
The Times says the engineers, conductors aD(
lrenen of the Fort Wayne Railroad held praye
o,tiug after the company announced increased
wages at Newark, O. With thousand troop
behind them, 60 engineer could be induced Il
move train without the regular hremen. Int
former dechued the services OF the volunteers
At Chicago 1t is not believed that restoration
of wages would be efectual as affairs are no"
in the hands Of the communists aud labor
uDlO1s's.
At Pttsburg the military were not reinforced
nor well supplied with ammunition. The po'
lice sympathizsd with the strikers Five hun
dred we'll oiiccred, resoutc men would have
saved SIS, 900 900 worth of property. The strike
is over here IS the Pennsylvania road has moth
ing left to strike against. At Colngwood the
stock in 300 cars were turned loose o fields and
guarded by the strikers.
The Herald says while the Philadelphia mill
ia were rptrca,ne at pIttsburg, yesterday, a
citizen those brother had been killed during
SATURDAYS lisht 8natchcd gun from tagging
militia mau and shot two soldiers dead.
A disgrace!u tieatnrc Of the fittsDurg riot
was tie refusal OF The 18th ADD 18th Pennsyl-
yapia regiments to serve longer, alleging as a
reason the accidental killing OF private 10 the
l4th resioicut, by The eastern militia.
| Detachncnts Of lhc Ist aud Il Philadelphia
regiments cntrenched at Pittsburg are reported
| thoroughly dcmcraIiZ.d Maj)r Burlington in
command OF the Pittsburg arsenal declared be
| had &C ,nen and WAS powerless. The mob
might have attacked and blown up two i'm
meuse powder magazines. st Washington
since the awloss ou' breaks public sympathy has
| turned from the strikers.
| The SUI repeats the Plttsbrrg rumor that
| Gen. Pearson was wounded and hanged end his
wife died on heariog the news. Eight hun
| dred soldiers waut il the round house Saturday
| night at Ptttsburg and it is stated oDIy 600 cs-
| csped from the nob 1t is feared may were
| burpa,i 10 The building Eight sGi4:efs were
| killed 10 the retreat from the round house. The
strongest raIIyog ory Of rioters during the hre
was, "Lct her JurW Joys ii arW give Us a0ork to
| d."
PROVIDENCE, Il l., July % Che troops
| from Fort Adams for Baltimore started at
o'clock this morning via Wexford.
CHESTER, Pa, July 25.-Thc Morton aud
Hartrauit rites have heen orlered to Pao
fniLADELfhiA' Juty 90; -Gsea. eA.'eeu 49,
Era'.a al toe '1l0ch noasu l''s - "U o;aJ a
Beard a"J oIIHI1' ort c!oMu u. LII '0u p w..
raters aSSeI1a ou 'is Ii au ns ''s'
syiVania Fiii!"a'i ,'oe~ SUI a. 3o' u0o''uo VI
per snare lra!D Ing o;'c3l'e p'oI y. y;
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aEt'''crS' s'a',ontu d. nG's Os"."' nIS
cei'e' otue'' ~ W |" ''""'o0'" " > "
Syirau.a. r., 80 All nj,,ors
FLUSHING L. 'uy I1l o ,;irtaJ W.
ard chslocers Gu inc Long l''aou ia'' o.l
ctiVlcg d huHl'Sa u;''''i' pay i'ou'"'y ''o r.
tined 81 r<e1cH'n OF " Per cSH'' a''et
august Isl. ~ , 49,, -. ~. IT
|AIEkIoMS, -. 'uS 81. 80, $500 ~ ~
.iooPS ~ II .n,r,,o ~. ;rnaJ;oto
9a.o oeen w. r,u - h ~ p .,o;aI tra;n
uepa'Su,I ~ -. 70 -Tho ar,;l,.,r
IoNlhAND' ~. D.,,J, ..,utoJ r.,
company gsfIl'oH'ns ro'' Il 1o'c S'A''cu 'o'
| P!tts0urg TINS mofoioH. y,
bAil'Mo.n; oE5 ~ i;'',,,J III
on the men klIIC,! 10 inc f'2t mas aajourueo llll
| the 3O:h lost. At :" clocS tnls morning. pas
| sengsr 'racS 6egan fuahiog LOT NaSnlusSo1,
! and have s!uce Deep started OUT 90 scnenuie
time. No trouble is anticipated between EaI'
! timore and the Japltai' ana the passengers VINO
| entered the cars uid DOT seem 10 DC III any way
! aia!m'd q. ~ freight 'Ta'a Will U; ulSpa'Gueu
| tor Washington before nom, and Mr. falroaok
! is 10 hopes that freight may be passed over the
| branches 81 the main stem later 10 the Gay.
! At $50 O'Clock tbs mo!nlog speca' train
OF three passenger coIGnts na''eu ~ itUut u
TIC Maitoy i1oa'e, % vii ra;' 1 st. nv
U. g. artillery rom " 'l''S is'an', ~. g., w..
Hayward c2mnanu''g, aitpt osyaA.Iss sioa
started: toSetheF Win "'H' 'iap'O'A d'a ''""'
Tor fhliadeip44lIa, : ...h,. n;,h
corps OF u. . cuS'n1sts' '9sI'ns' W.
Gen. Ayr's aud STALL were a'59 VI 'he uuln oCl.
l. Vas me inteat,on o! me sol!lets W start 'ut
Philadelphia at 'c CLOCK '",a .nt out
th&y were unaVolIao'y Gs'ayeu' me ooJ7ct oI
starting The iriin from ffa't ST. 10 front OF inc
hotel, Was IL prevent aIy unnecessary excite
mcnf, which would DC caused by tic troops