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New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
THE STRIKEBS IN THE WEST.
FIGHTING At CHICAGO STOPPED.

FIGHTING At CHICAGO STOPPED.
THE STRIKE on TEE ROADS GENERAL THROUGHOUT
TIE CIIY-MANY SHOPS CLOSED.
CHICAGO. July 24.-The strike Of the railroad
hands has become general III Chicago. Ii was Oeghn
last night by strike among the switchmen oil the
Michigan Central Railroad, and this morning The
entire force Of the road joined them. These men
claim that by arrogance uukEdness and penmlous-
ness of management, they have virtually
been forced into tho strike They gathered
in force this morning, visited the other
men in the city and induced Them all with the eN-
ception of the einpOy6 Is of the North Western Road
TO strke consequently none except passenger trains
are now on the roads out OF Chicago. MOD
among whom, however were very lew strikers
and which was largely composed oil oiNIeP"-
fable men, to the number Of about 900, crcu-
lated on the west side OF the city after the Sfkc
and compelled all classes of wOrklneu to qhlt W0ih
The mob closed mp all the manuiacton ana shops
which were IA their way Tho proprietOrs generally
offered no objection, beng pretty generally under
stood that the men woald return and 20 to WORK
whenever deemed advisable. The mob at times
numbered two thousand men, but was olJ-
en- divided into sections. 1t was com
pos,d largely OF boys between fourteen aud twenty,
but acting under directions from Older heads.
Among the shops closed. 10y the order OF the mob,
Were the Campbell Brothers mill the Belden"eek
d flennc stone yard, Palmer y Fuiiers SASH door
and blind factory, Buzow's furniture factory
Schultler's WAGON mandatory and the North
western horseshoe nail shops.
All tie railroad shops. including those OF the
Northwestern, have been closed, and the strikers
are merely engaged now in stopping freight Trans
A. vet no passenger. mail or express trains have
been Intcrfcred with Among the railroad establish
mcnts closed up are those OF the following roads;
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superintendent Mallmg stated yesterday
n4ori.g tLat ac had received rcpo.t, iroa as u-ice
tiyes aud tle Captains ~ precincts IN a pare "i 'us
Cit, Iaerc had been demoast,at ous whatever hAd
49,, .,...u.,, of lt!...n, or oal,rs either Iilu tAe
street corners cr Iu and about .Iiuo. stores.
Commissioner NicnO.s stated ulNt cNrly possible pie
caution u.d bc,n ,akcl 10 prevent a. oli'.'lN
of y.oencc in us city Esrry weak point h"'
been carefully sirrr rrstncncd, mo- member 81 '''
police forro bad been granted leave oi ab.,h'@
.i tbe cn;ir. force w.s on duty. ac;iyo 0r iu fe-
ser,p Tho Commi.sou,r- iclt confident tHlt tA' 't :
vices ol lnc military "eild nol u. poe. l'9 10 ''.4
altyd,.Ui blrr that ll. ...ii1c, ani lIn'. AI s'
n s tnrrs was Vcry uttr pfurAbiliN o tl' ir ri .i
,ti.u,t to crtnt. ..ot iu taa ritl uS ID! %. 'o
,lrr niogc.i.ut tarIr p.a Nudid nh'lt POP '-''
death T., naus ol tuc:u I.e ps,s.ns t"".'s''", 49,
...l,tluir.tut Ntlr known tu Dee iu.u N in ''.''.
fuii a. fngfirrs tur least Al cl tif ti.ltl 10 '
IN. H.tnr tf n.--.sfs. f.c, euGtI D. 40 aas dt'.5
l t,d spot william .u nour. anh "a ~rrr a,inrd va
BT.cCD-lyadinS i.b~a niop c"Iin nave ITO '"''''
su,ett. i. a..l.l3t tlCsr odds.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
PlTrsBUBG QUIET.


pITy,BCRG, July Zi.-M0b law has run It's
course ID oul community aEd order rc,sas again. l,s
,erdy opened oHIiuou,.y enough, Dut before ughtui
INC leoiiu ol sc,rty became more general, AMI th!s
morn.ne IL Is conceded that the crisis has
been PASSED. This pacific state Of affairs
,,,s brought abou 10y ,ho vigorous measures sei ON
.cot by ne civil auth,Te> aided by the citizens, look
iny - decisive and unlsnloeHt oi the tdn,ls
they commenced tueIr work. a. result OF yesterdays
optralluls - committee Of safety h,s tir city uHicr
.ur,caucc Volunteer companies o cltlztns and the 10
cal at4orlcs ic;ate H kccoiug guard. The police
force Ia been -jin 4nentG and is aic to cope with any
riot ia - me peIo aud 40 p,opO ha'c "a,n tnor
oGr4l, aroused any attempt . disorder VIII hs
promptly que.led. The enoIg.ncy po.icr are arrest
lax alb .rsp.coaa persons aud ,AEs tEcm t0 thc rem
i,iitiaIy 10 my be tHat innocent persons viii
sI- 40 consequence oi j- mode % procedure, Dut The
discrimination loItlCr, order. lao railroad strikers
aida. 90 4lua Arrests, ;itht Utluru Iluu various
ina.uf car ~, rsts1Isi.nrL IS have JJct VITA tbcii
itjiur. ri.-a lutr nd,d 90 N lu violent WORK
ag.in .ycre uCs!y circulated, ANA HAD tEe Cncc
,tirine most lo-d.u n!-nc-s tV clos, Their
All .ge- ui Dsues, rrctti mary measure, AMI tO
D. iult devote tcr atntio "Hr4ustely to bust
il,.a Jos tnt bc i:, y. Inc >tfyteo Ul
IA. luai.ait were f.ec4J accepted, md H I, HIln
tecius iAe p,Oihe uie ctizcn soiIrry
iu gci.-nicd In.-stIAc, OD int streets, thoroughly
cna!ppc.. and 'r.l.y lor IAiur.,iIa,c action.
-Tis sIjl..,o. tie different iodoa remained
-ru Al y. thcTc had been 10 cOmpIunl4ass
an. ID
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
4FFiIRS ~ MARYLAND.



lii DECLINES 10 SUBMIT lo 4 RAILROAD oFnCFRs
DiCTATloN--A ToiSI-BLASK DENIAL oF Mr.
sHARP's SrOsY ABOUT HiM.
BAIrMOKf, Jdiy 21--A special dispatch
from Cumberland 90 me B1fi.m0re SIM stys that
Thomas H. sharp. Master Of Transportation, and Nr
John X tOwcH, counsel oi Tho Baltimore and ONO Rl
road Company and Col J. Kyd DyHslas the Goyr-nofs
Ai.l. Iurash ,he following statement regard tu the
aifcrencc bet-cn ueii FscucI and Mr sharp: There
va, 10 refusal transportation e. col French
from Cumberland to kryser. lie Wa told, however,
mat h. saccai troOp-tran WOuid nos go 20 Wheeling
VIE out orders from Vice-pr ,idrui King Of thc Bail
more and OHIO; and The for tis First.
III continuu OF road west from Cumbrr
land second. the drunken condition Of Gen. French
and third this was an irregular train. and that
no rotce lad been furnished Col sharp any one else
that zen French desired 30 20 beyond ,umDur aud No
proy,i0n whstcge ger Ss made traln over the
mountains DodDtlrss Tie stKers had informed the
sgeuL Al Eeyssr that taere we're provisions dc
run ti. tram parties OIL to line OF the gn tGnk
that II was frcg; train aud commit deprclton.
Thr company had Gnsned three gallon. Of WHISKY and
tso dozen bottles OF alo within the last twenty four
hours for use in Freuchs private car and
INK Al Cumberland fresh supplies of ale asset 10
nr Sharp was informed that Cen Ficrch
when he left Aarinsburg had given orders J ~ Cum
beriand but Nj. sharp received communication what
ever - this effect French. The latter bad tec
graphed on Saturday night 10 Mr sharp that he wanted
suscia tram IN order that he might move bis head
Quarters AT pleasure and this had been furnished In
ausger 10 his request Mr.. Sharp has not been yised
that he was 10 receive orders for the running OF
trains frUm others than the President or Vice
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
coNMoTI0N AMONG LONGSHOREMEN.

The longs lOremcn are uneasy ana nave
been scis-iug tne udyisshi,y Of taking some step 10
secure higher wages. lac authouues Lave been waic-
lug then amt tine sheriff upon whom rests consider
able part of the responsibility for the mani'nancc ot
peace IN The county has aopt Hinsei c'reinhy informed
f III in movements AMI taa since MONDAY morning,
,tc, b. learned there VAS oomultou among tcn. IL
MA, nsc, r.aiucd Iat uCstu-- would nc l"h downtown
To t,, actiln ia re1ald 90 ,he siuauon oi tne ao'S
Glasses, several deputy shorna VcIo Ggrtly detailed 10
watch tlo,e meetings IN tlc character OF detectives.
Ihre, meetings ~ ipGgnoteueu w,sc ttis sirc Hi II
al which AZ ,ls decide. lhIf tL. mrl Would amt" l-
sir, fpr forty c,us yer hour when new. col s'hiAi
,trse among iur eup 'se. 90 tlo Sc" h''h 1"' 90 sHH
i. road, ual a.U. receives. luty ts1 dtl.ii..ti .
.r tit ruaryt, d. auy u0tcm ut against 'ir .'.fdh
corpora tiuis Wu ucA t,1 IHI i r,sIiyc uno. lhrr vas
Il. eN i.ui lndrl,f u- IHuit tIt leaders %. th. .h,
Gus mcc-iu ~ i1ue.Yr,lru, - tnc procc-tn oi al
0i uic.n were very nearly ta.c.
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= cros, Of citizens looking to the ;nnin'enance Of
ON TIE PENNSYLVANIA ROADS.
A SPREAD OF TIE sTRIKE.


SEVERAL GREAT RAILROADS CLOSED fEsrEi'DAf
TO FRIGHT TRAFfIC-TnE LhCKAwASSA MINES
SHUT Up
HARRI-BURG. Penn. July PA dispatch from
Scranton announces great accession 30 the strike
to-day. The firemcn on the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western the Delaware and Hudson and the
Lehigh and Susquchanna Railroads struck work ~
6 o'clock this evening. Their demand was for re-
storaton of the ten per cent in their wages and was
refused The men in the employ OF the Lach:s" anna
Iron and Coal Company, to the number OF l,ov"'
struck work for increase of wages at noon 'ouay'
The mines arc all thrown idle and considerable u-
easlness is felt in the Valley. Mayor Mckune has
issued an appeal 20 citizens TO uphold la" ana ofdef.
The iremen on tine Morris and Essex Railroad
struck at o'clock this evening, thus virtually clos
ing that road 10 all except mai trains
A dispatch from Reading $50 y. M says that ev-
erythng was very quiet there and comparatively lew
persons were on the streets. The raluoad crossing
at Seventh and PcUnSylyania-sts. was clear, bcihg
guarded by the City Police The Reading hMii"ad
officials are now in communication with Gen. Han
cock. asking for ad from the United States troops
The officials say that they will not attempt to move
mail trains or do anything else at present.
The special Coal and Iron Police oi Poltsyiie have
been sent TO Reading protect the railroad property
there. Tie 81 . a. m. mail express tram from Potts
Vile for Philadelphia coud not proceed any iurther
than Reading and has returned 90 POttsyilic. lhe
passengers state that the tracks are torn up con-
siderable distance from the station at Reading 1ne
Railroad Company warned their train-men to take
10 trains out of Pottsvlc until the road Is clear.
The city Of Harrisburg was very quiet to-day. No
large gatherings were 10 be seem The SherIh issued
a proclamation during the morning commanding the
crowds TO dlspcrse, and the Vigilance Committee
was recruited to about 600 men. At a meeting ct
strikers during the morning, resolution was passed
TO stop all passenger trains except thOse carrying lde
mails. The Committee waited Oh the superintendent
Of the Harrisburg car-shop last night and requested
that the works be closed. The request was granted
more on account of the short supply of material On
hand than anything else.
The miners at the Beaver Brook Mines at Auden-
ried. Pa, struck this morning. There were no de-
monstlations of violence and 10 trouble was ai'-
ticipated
1he Philadelphia ana Erie train men struck at
Sunbury last night, and this morning they com
prllcd the shop-men and machinists 20 strike. The
excitement is great, but thus far no overt act has
been committed.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
A QUIET DAY on the PENNsYLyANIA.

The aspect OF Jersey City yesterday was
very different from that OF Monday. IE,re were no
crowds around the station The freight yards freight
houses OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company Tue
people n me street seemed intent only upon their
business, nor giving the .uo5org Of 5tuks
much consideration. There were druua-
IN men to be seen. but their m-udiu
conversation Was not upon the labor troubles. Tne OH
cia. OF the Pennsy Ieanil Railway Company seoucd
greatly relieved at the tn affairs had taken honday
afternoon They considered Al! danger of disturbance
over unless extensive strikes should tLke place
other railways winch terminated Ia Jersey city. A
Few policemen were posted along the tracks. Toe Com
many, shops on the meadow, SILL undor guard a.
wet a, nc principal bridges aud crossings the way 10
Newark Tue ezra police torto OF The cy had uo, beeu
mustered out and All precautionary measures con.
tnuci The Am Regiment of mihia Under Col steele.
renamed AZ its armorS aany % the members obtained
short irougas ia order their business iu .At n0t
suffer.
All trains left thc station time large quantity %
freight was shipped tO Phladeiphia bat A. not
known whether or the through freight ooui sAss
that point. The passenger traffic much usual.
Al 10 O'Clock companies Oi regular troops from
Fort Adams al Newport. numbering $50 men, entered
train in the station Tor Philadelphia No attention
paid 10 them hy outsiders.
Go, Bedr VAS ~ Police Hcadluaricrs al day with his
lie, with other officials. consd, ell t1at the crisis
had passed ~ jersey Cy. He said he deemed best.
however 10 Keep al tbs niiliiia AZ their posts.
A. early o'clock IN the eyeniug repeated and AZ
gray atsd assaults were made On the fennsSiSana Ra
tOaG employees by large numbers oi snilrn mosquitoes
that had gathered around thc station No annoy
sne.s ielt AMI r tho OF g. station
aud lts surroundings ~ lats sour, The trains
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going aud coming usual, one could have
suspected that any anxiety was still enter
tanned by the COmpanys officials at Jersey City.
They feel however, that this morning might develop
something unpleasant meeting VI iremen and brake
IL called for II O'Clock, and II is thought that
strike OF these employees will follow No riOtDg Is ap-
pretended from them. Supt. Barker has repeat
edly said that under such circumstances he should
Immediately stop all the trains and devote himself 10
projecting tho property ia his care AZ Was said thai
the Delaware, Lacka@anna and Western men had ma
terially fastened the trouble by their action.
The militia remained nj the AunOry They feel tired
and somewhat worn by their close confinement ~ tho
quarters The Governor remained ai police heafgaarte
until late. There nothing FOR him or bis aides 10 10
but 10 wait patiently might be- This they did with
porspirng equanimty, being ready for any issue and
confident that any disturbance would DO immediately
checked. The streets were quiet. The expressions
caught from the cOnyersatOn O occasional group. on
the Pretty face" "Neat Figure" the
like II concluded, therefore that light and friyO-
Ous subjects alone occupied their minds ~ te exclusion
Of the strike and possible consequences.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
BROOKLYN PROTECTED AND TRANQUIL.

Excepting the scenes at the armories, and
the occasional groups Of citizens discussing The railroad
rot there nOthingn Brooklyn, yesterday. TO denote
any unusual Most OF tho sa officers u the
Second Division remained at their headquarters on
Court-st. during tine day. but definite action
taken. Gen. Dakin, after making tour Of inspcc-
ton 10 all the armories in the early morning,
turned 10 hls house. At the arIGOrics the militia
whei away the time as best they could with stories.
jokes, political discussions, or conversation in
regard to the r0ta. In places there much bcrr
drinking, especially among tbo German soldiers special
ciJfS made 10 notice 10 every member
Of the different regiments, whether in city outside
Oi IL. Instead Of keeping al! of them the arruOrrs
when they came, Arrangements were made D. which
different detachmenis relieved each Otucr allowing
not de tanned 10 10 tber homes Thy could hove
ever, be- sllnOuI at few minutes notice. Con. Da.in
sad that about 1900 of the militia hs
flaBd Brooklyn, ready for aCtiye service Police IL
spcctOr NadIy was in constant communication during
the day with different arnOries and other important
pOsis there was indication Of disturbance IA 4y
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
ANXIrrYIN rnIS CITY.

Tie .crn,s - douday were repeated se''rfd" /"
III. ,,,y. The --latest news from tl' "nts q" ''T
or,r. were Eagerly Sought for eyrryehrrr. ara i''
iuo,, Of adl Kinds iouuG iescy A-icntiA 'hH
TuprNE ro,loL a. nunibrr 0f bu.l,uns eivnA Us
fr,s.rs. information from H0mclisyh.r, h'-'''
'itsuu. .u..sO and el,ewncre. when attracted ''s'
and lll.us. d, Interested crowds. Al tic Other nr~''
pea Offices .ld 20 .he ualu onoe of tlo An'AA, 80
Pacia, Tr.o,s y Company, sualler groups gain r,"
read and DISCUSS the dispatches lao No'i"H H'o-
telegraph Company display ID no bu's'i l. wa P""'
per,epj.blt yesterday afternoon that tLo "nA'' '
,nc situation had incrcased Naltst and 'no'- ''
lral,ns hnancial men OF the cay IL Vas hoped %" NJ
a. evening that the worst was over, ani 'h'i "'1.
would hs rcsum. in day or two Tue ielrsiA's 90
cot,nued Ia come throus hout the day yesterday, s's
accounts OF further scIi0a, trou6le in dicFeHl P'
h co,ptr, Indicated that these hopes we're no' ~ ~
r.a,,,el II MA. conceded every hand that nh'''
the present condition OF Affairs should qn'cAN eHA"e
very serious oonse,l asnces to business. commerce
interests ~ all Kinds we're 10 be appreh'nhe' ~ -
stack Exchange however, the changes IN prices -
a..a,,.ued an elilh PAGE,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
FEARS FOR THE ERIE ALLAYED.

SuDcrintendent Hill, Of the Eastern DIVISION
of tnc Eric Railway. about 9:l5 yesterday received
dispatch from L. = Bowen the General superintendent
OF he road VINO is HOrnesyc, stating tlat al trans
were running through that place and there ~as DO deich
ton Mr. HI. immediately sent the sent the substance
OF the spatcn superintendent Barker OF the Penn
yiyauia Road aud 20 superintendent Eoasoner oi 10
Da,,are Laclawanna aud Western. Boui these gentle
men considered tie news very cheering and tending
o allay any apprehension ~ strike on teir foads
Tho Gi,patcb was also sent to Governor Bele.
Mr n said yesterday that IN mis- opinion nothing could
cause the tins end of the Eric Road TO snke no
fur. her rcdu.t made IN tlcir wages. The men
mad said that al te time OF the reduction, few weeks
ago the question OF striking was fully discussed aud
nually settled. l. thcy bad intended 90 strike, they
would have dono when 10 per cent vas taken on AZ
oui side iuhuenct could change tAcir lrsanss.
the Lie Office DO tbis cay u was stated that ihe
brighter The trains ont of H0rHclisviic were doubt
les. allowed to depart ou account o toe presence oI l-
tly ,orcs, q, Do was ot yf 'I.ht 'It. .'' e-s
raised IA, train winch ~ Jersey cry on Monday
u..ut with the second d:tgrhmcut OF tae. Z3t Lrs-
Irut hal b.cu s.opp.i "t Corning. u was reported.
AID TIE troops hif gone no iuiln't 5u'" l."t
uoilt WuIe tie oiheg p-tion Of the - "nrA
o. scIc Oh SIHiaJ n'kt, Ail 'ch "..dll"NA
forl, ulcs nearer NcSYors. Donahuc the leader II
t. .z forces - ult. i.,Vle. Ht- arrested Nh
Va, rf .,,iei Dy J Iler DJuohIe ~ the supreme Court
of ilt- Cuuut,. aud warrant va, fciuth3be bcir
Inc warrant was i--urd GA ne Ieifr''hiA"oh "i ~
cc,cr JcHctt tha ID dAue i'..I'luS ai'A. a. .iin
State Warrants uad also been ISSUED Tor 'ho arrest VI
several oil.. ica0ei, ~ tue ,trAe ,
Everything was qui'i anJ orderly AZ the trr hhiWV
station al Paterson ye-t rlf, te crowd having 1'p
u.iiei. Oh Monday ll-Ht tler" we're htfty lV'p r
sons ,hcrc, AM there was Noine nooun- ana 5.ilhS
wn.G tae Bgu0S.n militia Ptsscl tiioH-h 90 a ia'I
tr us l,,or.r o.. tr,U1.e. \. seemed r.lst.l yt'ir
d3y Wnen ic rst tnrougn-l.iin from lhr Nt-t pf'''
about 10 sAowns tat tne DiocA'de Was broAen' q"
lf.t. ian
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
PHILADELPHIA ORGANIZING.
VETERANS CO,IINU F0RWABDlN iHE CAUSE OF oRDEi
A CoNGEArCLAtORT riotIAM ,IIoN.

A CoNGEATULAiOET PiOciAMtTiON.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Eyeything was
Quiet nt Wes, Philadelphia during the lay. Very few
people were 10 be around The station and yard cX-
cent the policemen and military on duty. la thc city
the Grand Army Of the Republic took steps 10 organize
for the purpose rendering assistance in supprs>lnS
railroad troubles here. There ar, tWcntyscycu Posts IN
THIS civ aud Giiccn hundred viii respond on snort
noce 10 auy naua their services Their tender o
s,ssfauc- wa, accepted hy the Mayor, aud arms were
furnished from .c Arsenal MAYOR oi0aeiy issued ol-
d,rs t, morning tDa thr police force sAa! be doubled
winch gives tnat department i.-Ub additional men,
Mayor stokey issued tnc following proclamation this
afternoon:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
Wi.
krYsER. Julg 23-lZ:-j An.
iCK. gtDYiu1Fs Hotel.
IN AND IBOUT NEW KORK.
UNDrIY ALARMED ABOUT NEw-YoRK-HE BrLfgyEs
That THERE Will ~ Az 0UrBRtAh HERE.
lBY rELEGRsrE 10 THg TnIBCNEi


UNDrIY ALtEHED ABOUT NEw-YoRK-HE BrIIEyEs
That THERE Will BE an OUrBRFAK HERE.
tBY rELEGRsrE 70 THE TnBCNE.i
PIrrAprIpr1A. July 2i.-Naj.-Gcn. Scofeld, who
was de- allied to visit Pcnnsy lsana and report 10 the
President on tie situation. said. 20 night. that in
f,rtv-eighi hours tie disturbances in Pcnusy yauia
VIII be nearly ended. THE only bad news n'w.'
,e ,a,d " is from Reading whoro the militia is fra
t.rnizipg with the mob. That IS the trouble with
militia generally just now. The soldiers apt 10
svi.pathizc with thc strikers; but ~ day or lwo
the disaAcctei ones in each organization will be-
,ycedr,l ont and The companies will be- in 4 united
and healthy condition We look to Ncw-York
state now for serious trouble. New-lork
civ is the critical point, and ! believe
tonight trouble Is likely to develop. There
il a large idc element in NcY-York, and
sbie il sympatlies are with the disturbing element
throughout the country IL has made no movement ~
vet. Bni the Ncw-York Police are very strong and
tbe Militia in Nc,y-York belong to very different
cia,, of society from that 10 which the strikers do,
and there Will bo 40 sympathy between the TWO
The General SAID he was certain he most serious
trouble would be yet developed in Ncw-York state
aud further west. in 81. Lons and Cincinnati, for
instance Before the present measures were taken,
the General says Philadelphia the most critical
noiut II will be- a long while he concluded. before
the country will return 70 it, former pcacefuness
Careful and perhaps strong legislation by the States
and possibly by the Federal Government, must be
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
No OUTBREAK AMONO THE CENTRALS MEN.

No OUTBREAK AAoNT ItiE CEN lhALc SlLN'
The news of the proposed strike on the New
YorA Central kairo4u, IA ana west OF Albany, drew
lal. crowd OF people to tnc Grand Central Depot yes
t,,,l, x,r,iiu !l.t me nen Ia tnis cy Suald Jban-
dan t,,, It,,ie Tin. troag "a times became SO great
..t ~ i,l. ,.,ri,c.,.nt urcy..ed Attention and
-. = ,oi,.l, in, tb, .,.r.i,.,
"'''''S' "0'' ''' 49, .l - go,
when several companies OI aithietf "sriFcu H"Hi
r,.n .,J ,,,,,c,p,l,d Ia march through thu streets
r. ,u t. F ,-,,,,.r. M tr,ri,e AZ
To 1'IS'! wy AZ o0''' "
the deiOt were rile dom to"r, anu th'ae '""H'u
many .r4ou, ID hasten to tr oi. some az tempted
49, ....,... Il. he ,,.. ,t..,.,,,r .,,t t.c,,
~ '''N ' | . .'.t- H.
iro;u !uttTirTug MltA me mon VINO were a. ""iN' ~
Wls eyIacnt that large part u tnc motley huiiuoc
-. , ,,.,. ,..I. ,,,. ,f t., ,,,,, Min, ,,i-.,u il,
was hi SNhp"'"' Wa" ""' " '"' ''' 30 w."
strike. II IS a noieNoi,hy r.tt 'n"' "l i"o u''Hu
C.ltrI H. yt the m.u are exceedingly gctIatui. The
..-.... ...,l l..... ,.- - .f.. J,,..,.,, mr.
engineers "''- os '- "''' ''''l7 ., 49, 80
blih..Icu anal thcy i tdih ihitt h"hhs 30 '''' '"-
cIu..s AUultA.u Iooh Oh reporters wi,h isfrU,., aud
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what could te tItred about Ho ds "sltiuu oi 'e men,
t I ,,..t .l,.,. NON, ,,a,.. rit ,,rs Q, ,ttk.,
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bu Cd not VAN TO br--A "l.i'"He HoiAo '''" "a P''
t,. 81. u. .,ins competed to leave WORK.
i.,, y,.. .,, .ei,rl late in ti. afternoon hy the
dcarAre oi tas 9;h Regiment one oi me macs H.
uuicii- tht ...' Ks tuuta oi somewhat singular "-
. ...t l.. .I.!,,. o.. Il like. Id .t. zen OF fl
'-.'"'--' ''' 80. 7,,,- ..,
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,,t .t tia Jerot ,.,,t. 3 ,' .,,y "a lie morning,
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.Ai Iaore" t''."Aou'i9 '''''>i0'' ''o '"'''' ""''
tnauhc"y NJ. b'peN "d7 s'e" mar! i|- ""'"' ''''''
.i,e yarioi, Offices e,yln. and receiving tire latest
i,,..r,,..,,p Nr Youcey was called upOn by
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IhIhLNE porter iia u'sa " as " ''t
vi .ec-an, many q! %i''A c'.e ,,'m ~ mum LII ~.
ydder,t. In ''te OF ms PRESS 81 "in IS, Mr. inHcey
was crflcA court '1h'' "i0i''" 80 '"-i i, i''- y.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

which took shipments OF live stock forthe East yesterday
1t looks now the strike would extend among the
Trades Unions, especially the coopers.