The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-30

hat at their head, and such champions
as Major General Harry White, Gal
lagher, Hidekoper and Brinton COM
manding divisions. To be sure there
| don't appear to be much for this extraOr-
binary concentration OF men and
muskets to do, oJher than appear in
dress parade aud prance around to the
footing of the fife and beating of the
| bass drum,
| serVators of further order. The trains
are running on the railroads, not ex-
acLly because the soldiers are here, but
| as Inc result of measures adopted by the
| authorities, civil and military, to mair-
| tain order.
Our citizens extend a hearty welcome
10 tle boys III blue and grey, yellow and
green. Hope their sojourn here will
ever De delightful remembrance and an
| inheritance to their children, and their
| homes garlauded with flowers and
| aurels and moistened with lager.
Couldn't say more il we tried.
The BOTTOM OUT OF THE EsTRIKE-EvERY
ONE AT WORK AND THE FREIGHT
| TRAINS RUNNIAG
PITTsBURG, July 30--2:30 p. M.-The
bottom Is completely out OF the great
strike In PittsDurg on all The roads.
Briefly, the situation is that all the en-
gIneers on the Ft. WAYNE Road
have succumbed and resumed work at
the old rate, and trains are moving as
regularly as the blockade Of accumu-
aed freight cars for ten miles out oil
he city Will permit.
Ten freight trains have passed this
morning from the Pan-handIe Road
through the ruins at PlttsUurg to
the Panhandle Railroad East. Thir-
ty-nine experienced engineers
and train-men volunteered their
services at 2. R. r. dispatchers
{ ofdco this morning, and 1t is said there
are three applicants for every vacancy.
Specials to the star
THE G GJvERNMENT's ADvICEs-OPENING
UP THE 8 o.-MoB ELEMENT ABOUT
THE CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON, July 80 The dispatch
es received by the United States Govern.
ment. officials, from Governor Carroll,
Governor Hartranrt, Generals Hancock
and Barry, and Colonel u oldy, at va
rious points of the Baltimore g. Ohio
and Pennsylvania Central Railroads..
are all OF an encouraging and satisfac-
tory character. Gen. Hancock reported
there was still some trouble In the coal
regions OF Pennsylvania, but he thought
it could easily be overcome by CO. per
alton between the United States and
State troops. Col. ScDlt, President
the Pennsylvania r R,ilroad Company,
telegraphs here that everything is going
on in a satisfactory manner on that i'm
portant road, and General Hancock re-
garded this as a solution OF the Ques.
ton in Pennsylvania. Freight has been
moved In numerous traius on portions
of the Baltimore q OHIO Road, aud to-
day attempts win be made to move
freight trains from this city to Cumber-
land, aud probably beyond. II this be
successful, as is expected, the Bllti-
more a. Ohio Railroad will be regularly
open.
The mob element has not exhibited
Itself In this city, except in sueaking
manner, by throwing stones at uight al
trains. Had this element come TO tue
front 1t was the intention to give them
something more substantial than blank
cartridges. The President has lele-
grapheu to Gen. Sherman to return TO
The city.
VERY QUIEr-LABORERS AT WORK-SUN.
DAY AT THE CITY HALL.
LOUISVILLE, July 30-S A. M.-Eyery-
thing is qaIet this morning, and laborers
are returning to their work. The CITY
Hall, for the fist time on Sunday since
its erection, was opened yes sterday and
alive with men during the day and night.
Inc gentlemen in charge OF the citizen
soldicry We're on hand and attending to
business. There was 10 trouble, how
InV ia
dence that all signs Of disturbance have
entlrelY-died out, and that there is no
Likelihood that The service of the militia
VIII be called into req lIsltion. A few
days m re Will probaDiy see them dis
solved, to be called together at any iu-
ture notice. In The meantime the per- |
manent organization is progressing, and
there is prospect that the city Will
have regiments OF soldiers which will be |
u pride TO the citlZ4ns.
National Associated Press to the star.
WORK COMMENCED IN EARNEST, AND ALL |
HANDS EXPACTED To TAKE HOLD. |
STOCK YARDS, EAST LIBERTY, PA, july |
30.-The tx .ensive stock-yards of the 2,
Il. X. at this place present a very ami
mated appearance. Cattle are being
loaded in cars rapidly, amid the shouts
Of the droVecs. Fifteen en- zines are
moving up and down the tracks, manned
by competent engineers and tiremen,
getting trains made up TO start. Two
Of the doublC-headed trains have de-
parted tor the East since A. N. with
.hirty-slX cars OF cattle in each train.
Five freight trains from The East have
lrrived, and their contents Will be de-
iyered in the city tomorrow. Military
guards have been distributed along the
DAD at different puints. Engineers are
,penly intIm dated, and great many
ear persoLaf violence; but, now that
he work OF running the road has begun
II earnest, it Is expected all hands will
'oOn take mold.
GROUNDLESS PANIC-IDLE MEN PUT TO
WORK.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 80 "A panic
lezed the police and State authorities (
md the militia was ordered to the ar.
nories, The apprehensions were
and no strike is contem.
'lated. The Jackson Railroad begun
o-Gay extending its track down Louisi-
ma avenue and leYee. 1t employs three
undred idlers. s
'ALTlMoRE 4 OHIO TRAINS RUNNING
ALL QUIET