The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-03
P0ST-STRIKE MENTION.
Notes from Wherever there's
News.
National Associated Press to the Star.
FROM THE LATE PENNSYLVANIA SCENES
OF STRIKE.

National Associated Press to the Star.
FROM THE LATE PENNSYLVANIA SCENES
OF STRIKE.
PIrTsBURG, PA, Aug. 3-10:3O A. M
The excitement concerning the great
strike, 30 far as our community is con.
cerned, has qUieted down, but the au.
thorities are still engaged in their re.
searches alter the riug-Ieaders in the
riot. The chief interest now centers in
events in the coal fields of Luzerne
County, whittier our troops have gone.
The Intelligence which comes from
there 10 not 80 assuring as 1t might be,
but the indications are thaC the strikers
have been coWeU II not thoroughly sub
duad Wy the prompt appearance OF the
Jroups. Gov. Ha tranit and the troops
are In LuzerEe County, and the Phiia.
GelpAla troops were again sent to the
ireht.
The Regulars captured ninety of the
mob engaged Ia tearing up The railroad
tracks. Everything is quiet at Scran-
ton and at Bethlehem. Ga the LehIgu
Valley Railroad the strikers have gone
10 work Al the old wages. All quiet in
the RazeItou region.
THEY WAIT 10 PAY THE SOLDIERS.
NEW YORK, Aug "A SPECIAL from
Albany says that the Governor and Ad-
Jutant General Townsend are equally
pleased vita the magnificent behavior
OF the military, AND ieel sure that 81, ,OU0,-
900 or more was saved the State
by lna prompt obedience 70
call and solGierIy bearing during the
continuance of the striking troubles.
They Wsre therefore impressed with the
justice OF paying them the lull amount
The law Wou allow.
THE BRBA DwIN NERS LEAGUE.
New YORK, Aug. 3.--rne Bread.
winners League met last night and re-
called a large number Of names on the
General Committee. Resolutions were
passed denunciatory OF what they term
the outrageous arrest of barney j. Don
ohue, the HoElellsyllie striker. Copies
or the resolutions were forwarded TO
him. The meeting was peaceable one.
SCRANTON QUIET-THE MAYORS INJUR-
les.
SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 3-All is quiet
here tnis morning, and business and
other affairs are taking their usual
course. Eve thousand troops OF the
Pennsylvania Ma tioual Guards are here.
ihe injuries received by Mayor Mckune
are considered serious.
ALL ROADS RIGHT BUT oNE-sIRIKERs IN
COURT.
CHIC AGo, Aug. S.-AIl railroads which
center AT Chicago are now able to run
througl passenger and freight cars ex-
oeptlng the Lake-suore u Michigan
Southern. THIS road is still prevented
by reason OF interference al Elkhart and
Cleveland.
Fifty criminals charged with being
guilty OF participating In tho riots in thi IS
cily last week were arraigned yester-
day before Justice Dunuertield, the
greater number Of hOm were held to
Dail III the sum OF $500 each to tie Grim
lnal Court.
HARTRANFT's HEADQUARTERS.
WlLKEsBARRE, PA, Aug. 3.-Gover-
nor H&rtranit arrived at Kingston at 10
0clock last evening with one thousand
troops. lie has his headquarters in
car. The strikers feel ugly, but are now
coWed. The track Of the LackaWanna j.
Blooms burg road was torn up in several
places by them and oDstructions piac ID
IN the way o. The tram, watch made the
pfogress Of the troops slow. Another
attempt will now be made to open the
alley road.
sTONING A TRAIN
BINaHAMProN, N. Y, Aug. 3.-The
Night Express Tor Binshampton, N. Y,
which lett Scranton at 11:5O on Wednes-
day night, was stoned ia passing the
notch, about three miles north of that
place. At Tue same place it was found
That tle track nau been soaped by the
miners. Fifteen extra men were placed
on Inc track aS guards wAiIe the train
ran through the dangerous district. All
was quiet Iast night.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-The Thlrd
Artillery under command OF Col. Burns,