The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Strike Notes.
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ALBANY, July 24.-The strikers st
West Albany say the troops cannot pass
over the road A regiment Of militia
has been ordered TO Rochester. The
railroad men want to keep 81 work, but
the outsiders keep them away.
OswEGo. July 24-Freight trains On
the Oswego and Syracuse DIVISION Of the
Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western
road have been suspended. A regiment
is held IN readiness.
MONTREAL, July "A. - The Grand
Trunk Railroad Company and empoye
have effected an amicable arrangement.
A slight reduction OF wages takes place
The men are sstisi ed and q sLrlkr viii
be avoided
LAFAYETTE. IND, July 24.-Thc
Wabash men on the Eastern Division
struck at noon. The freight trains aro
all stopped, but the passenger trains are
allowed TO run rs usual.
TROY, July 24.-The miliatsry. OF
Cohoes, Glers Falls, White Hall and
Port Henry have been ordered here I'M
medistely. The citizens corps goes 70
Albany. Everything quiet. and no riot
is expected.
EAsToN, Pa, July u. The tram
hands on the Central Railroad of New
Jersey and branches were notified by the
signal committee to do no service for the
company after clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The men on the Norris and Es.cA
railroad struck at i o'clock TINS evening,
virtually closing the road TO Mi EXCEPT
mail trains.
1t is reported that the St-ike Is ger eral
on the Delaware, Lsckswanua and West
ern rai road.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa. July "a. The
brakemen of the Lehigh and Susquchan-
M division OF the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey will strike a: 4 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. They demand m
increase OF about II per cent. The strike
is ordered by the Brskemen's Union. ~
far as known the Lehigh Valley men
will not 20 out.
WAsHINGToN, July 24.-Gen. Han
cock. in command OF PhiIsdelph'H, uol'.
fe the Secretary OF War tbst his troop.
nave all arrived there and are comfort
ABLY qusrtered. He has quite large
Drce ut his disposal. lncluung several
batteries OF artillery.
JERSEY CITY, July 24-At Commune
paw, tonight, the employees OF Tn" New
jersey Central gave notice tina, they
would strike at four o'clock IN the morn
ING unless the wages of freight aai coal
train hands were increased 10 the Ta.e
paid before the reduction. There mas
been some firing of pistols in HoOoken
tonight.
CINCINNATI, July "a The striker.
tonight virtually nave posse sion of all
the roads in the western portion OF the
city. and no trains can run over the
Ohio and Mississippi, Indianapolis, Clu-
cinnati and Lafayette, Cleveland, CO.
lumbus Cincinnati and indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, ana
Atlantic sni Great Western roads.
ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Ine workmen
held meeLng al Lucas market to-ul-h..
The attendance was immense. Thecr0wd
was orderly and not very enthusiastic.
Seveaal speeches were made OF the char
scter usual with Is class of men. There
was much aDuse OF monopoiIsts,
New YORK, July 24.-ln accord
with previous notice the iiremen o
Delaware, Lackawanns and Wcso
Railroad, in the depot of the COMPANY at
Hoboken lett the yard at i o'clock The
iremen on the trains when 6 o'clock
came did duty until the end of the route.
Substitutes were az once .,uud .oT suci
trains as had to go out, but the new fire.
men did not take their places on the en-.
gines until they mad lett the depot. They
remained concealed in the Baggage. Not
single engineers has refused TO 20 out
with his train. All are doing their duty
msrfully.
SEDALIA, Mo, July 24.-Four compa
MES OF the Twenty-tnird infantry under
the command o. JET &. Davis, passed
east AZ 9:l0 with section OF artillery
with gatling guns. The troop were
switched of at Wysnd9tte. X. butcamo
through on time. There will be no dis
turbsnce OF any kind here.
NEW ORR, July 24-The Ere Raj
road Company passed their mail passeo-
ger train west through HorreIlsvIlle tn.
morning without any attempt at inter
ruptIon by the strikers. All was cute,
at their Buffalo terminus when the mai
train east was despatched from that
point this morning.
New YORK, July 24-The Brother
hood of Engineers OF Jersey City had
conference to day with the superintend-
ent of the Pennsylvania railway, asking
il, il said, that their members be pad
during the enforced idIeness caused BY
the strik Of the tiremen sud brs,ewag.