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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
Wheat WantCd.-lOO,OG 600 bushels
Of wheat wanted Immediately, 256 Front
SoHooLFIELD & HAYAUER.
Police Court.

Tt day the recorder pro tenn disposed
Of the following docket: B,drop Walls
vagrancy, fined s.; c. M. Hobson
drunk, fined g; Fred Davis, larceny
committed to Jail; Charley Burns, run.
ming hacks without license, discharged
D, L. Gillespie, keeping lottery, dis
cha-g- |.
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Ladies' lee Dream ParIOr al
Barlee's, 32S Main st, iii
keuV len of the sixth and Mint
Tennesge = Re- ments.

WUWV ION OF INH NTNIW anu NInNU
Tsnnesss > RI ments.
The second reunion Of the Sixth and
Ninth Tennessee infant, y IL Ike place
at jackson, Tenn, on the 18th inst, The
meeting has no Political significance,
but is only a social gathering of those
who survived the WI and who are united
by the strongest ties of 'iendship, The
people Of Jackson have determined to
extend a hearty welcome to the old war
riors. A grand barbecue will DO L.ven
during tie day, and a L.and hop in le
evening", Excursion rrtes { ven
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FIFTY CTS. PER BOTTLE.

THIS IS THE CHEAPEST AND MOST
Il delghttpL pursative before the public. Is
sparkling as a glass Of soda water. Far ann
rlor TO slckening. pills. 1t is held in high re-
pute by physicians and surgeers for tho
sPeeay cura OF constipation, biliousness,
torpld liver, dyspepsia, loss Of Appetite
ne3rtoarn, collie, sour stomach, Aatulency,
siek headache, kidney affections, etc.
For those who lead a sedentary or closely
confined life, and become Of a Constructed
haolt, u acts like q charm. 1t is specially
prepared for the masses; is put up in largS
bottles and sold by all druggists nj soc. No
family, no mother, no one travelling, no clos
student, no sewing-girl should fail TO use IL.
Sold by all Wholesale and retail druggists.
up. DROMG00LE L CO., Prop'rs,
5I-xxY-I Louisville. Kentucky.
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OARn.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. l will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
self-addresssd envelope to the REy. JOSEPH
7. INMAS, Station D, Biblp:Hoase. New York
City. lz9-xxiv BSd&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
LIST OF PRIZES.

6972 Cash Prizes. amounting to...........SSl0,0 900
Whole Tickeis SO; Halves, IS; Quarters,
$3.50; Ii Tickets. 500; S3% Tickets, $50; 56A
Tickets, $500.
Remittances can DO made by mail. express,
draft, postelicc order OF ~gisttrod letter,
made payable TO G. W. Barrow * Co.
All communications connected with the dis
tributiun, or orders for tickets, and a plica-
tions of ayoI 4 to sell tickets. Should be ad-
dressed to u. v. BARROW a CO.,
General Managers, Courier-J ournal Building,
Louisville, Ky.
Kemember Aug. 30. No time for delay.
dhwllG-I57
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Patterson & Co. will put on q line Of
omuibuses running from the corner o.
Fourth and Poplar streets via Poplar
and Brinkley avenue to Estival Park
concert nights, commencing tonight
Time 20 minutes; fare l0c. l22w&sI
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Strangers, go to COnVerse's
billiard parIOrs, 81 3. Court at.
I
DecnY,s EHaclng Finger

will never mar the teeth that are brushed
daily With odrrilerous SOzODONT. 1t
lends a floral fragrance to the breath as
well as protects the teeth i,om %corresion
and decomposition. cod
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ICE o Il +
Coolest EaIOOn ia the city.
l.. WOELI Err
Con ner of Main and GayOsO
IAT

The type, material and workmen OF
the LEDGER job office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrona.
l2St
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OR sroLEn.


NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, barely grewn,
IN about Is months old; white spots on face,
breast and feet. A liberal reward will DO paid
for his return 10 27 Zeal street, near cerner
of MellinktOn. 9t
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Play billiards at OOnVerse's,
In4
BarIee's Soda sUd Mead, o
glasses for 25c, BPS Main ST.
ria

For an Alligator cook stove or house
furnishing goods go to
lat JoHE B, FoRD's, 1913 Poplar st.
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DERSONAL-J. Nj. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
i oil tho Peace. Notary Public and Commits
sioner Of Deeds. Special attention given to
collections in the county. Office 294 Front st.
1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25

In the LEDGER job office can be foun,
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1881
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$4,000 Cash in Prizes.
FARMERS X DRovvRs BANK, Louisville, Ky,
Treasurer.

NNNWIWIWEa
The public are respectfully notified that in
consequence of tho precedent established by
the former company, and not wishing to make
q scaled or fractional drawing, the manage
ment have mado a short postponement of
sixty days. While regret ing to ask the in.
diligence of their patrons even for this short
period. it is on their account that this post
their wishes that this drawing should be a full
one.
Tho company is pleased TO announce that
tho courts Of kentucky have decided that the
charter under which their distributions take
place is LEGAL BEYOND QUESTION.
being most encouraging, tho management
emphaticaiiy state that this drawing will
positively take place on August 90th. or
MONEY WILL DE REFUNDED IN FULL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25

Major N. D. Menken is sojourning at
the Dansville Sanitarium, a delightful
place in Western New York.
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PERSONAL.


nR. HlNS0N, SURGEON DENTIST, $50
~ Main street, Memphis, Tom. Office
hours from s o'clock am. 10 6 o'clock pm.
All operations upon the teeth performed with
skill and care at prices to suit the times.
d82. t&wl5 Is
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LOST.

CIGHT DRAFT drawn by G. c Faulkner,
. Bells Depot, on Il. Lawhorn & Co. Mem
pbis, Tenn, for St5.25, payable to the order of
rs 1"S
ON THIRD STREET, between Exchange
" and Jefferson, a cluster quartz pin. Lib
eral reward will be giveA Oh returning the pin
to l3S Exehanr 20 street
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LOTTERY.

A arLENDID OPPORTUNITY RS
"A WIN A FORTUNEI-Eiehlb orano
August 7th. N0''
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co,
This institution wal regularly Incorporated
~ the Legislature Of the state for Educa-
Sonal and CAaTttgble purposes in 1868, with a
Oapltal Of S,OOO,000, to which It has since
ssAS9d q reserve fund Of $3.50, GOO. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take
place monthly. 1T NEVER SCALES OR POST.
CAPITAL PRIZE, saO,OOO
100 900 Tickets at Two Dollar Each.
Hair Tickets, One Dollar.
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WANTED.

VTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that / will not be responsible for any
bills bought by any one connected with the
Ledger Office or out Of it, and will not allow
accompanied by my written order.
set E. WHITM0RE.
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FOR sALH.

A MEXICAN soft Capsule Co.'S Me'allic
"A Boxed Goods now ready. Address Victor
Il. Mauger. New York. 6J-l9T
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K7OR SALE-OLD TYPE-BETTER THAN
4 Babbitt metal for light, fast running ma.
chinery. AZ this office. $751;
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LOTTERY.
Kentucky Cash Distribution Co

Authorized by an Act Of the Legislature for
tho support Of the City Schools Of Frankfort,
will positively have their second drawing in
the city Of LOUISVILLE, KY, on August
30, 1877, or money will be refunded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-21
would 60 on the trains Their reply w.s:-"lf you

would 90 on the trains Their reply wss:--"lf you
conee 10 our terms will"
READING Ing RIOT ACT
The Sheriff read the act this morning, but II had
effect the strikers The conductors
aud engineers refuse to join the strikers, hut
give them their sympathy. The sheriff OF Licking
county has demanded military AID from the Gov
ernor aud assistance will be forwarded rs the
State officials can be notified The local authorities
have done all they could DO TO preserve order
Governor Young has called out military com
panies TO suppress tue strikers the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad-central Ohio divisional Newark.
The companies from Mount Vernon crccve,
GAINESVILLE and Springfield The Governor has issued
proclamation commanding the strikers TO desis from
personal Intimidation and interfering with property
FEARS OF A COLLISION WITH THE MILITARY.
CoLuMBUs, Ohio July 90 1877.
There Is nothing essentially new in tho situation at
Newark. Passenger trains running as usual but
freight trains allowed 10 20 out. Large crowds
are cxpcctantly awaiting the arrival OF troops Sew
eral attempts were made 10 get trains out but without
success The strikers are very rcticent to what
may happen the arrival oil tho military. TWO
companies. the Croevllo Guards ana The Champion
CITY Guards arc now IN this city and will proceed TO
Newark the quarter TO ccven train to night The
pected at Newark about midnight.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will give employ
mont TO competent and experienced mon on tho Con-
trail Ohio and Lake Eric divisions to replace Strikers
application THIS is stated authority the man.
ayers OF the road
C. Quincy, general manager Of divisions west OF
the Ohio River denies tho statement that he offered
TO restore the old rate OF pay under any
Trains on the Pan Handle route running with
customcd regularity No attempt has been made to N
crcre with the passenger trans No freight rans have
been sent East, aud none have arrived from Newark
since yesterday morning Neither has any perishabo
fresh, been seat East by the Pan Handle route on
cia notice has been received ~ tho railway head
quarters here that the rc has reached the Atlantic
and Great Western ana the Ere railroads.
A meeting Of hrcmen and brakcmen has been held
here to consider the situation 1t is not known what
conclusion at, but there a strong appre-
henson that the traiumen the indianapolis division
oil tho Pan ,ndlc road will quit work twelve
O'Clock to-nigni.
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THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI

CINCINNATI, July 20, 1877.
There are indications OF discomfort among tho en-.
ployds of the OHIO and Mississippi Railroad who
subject TO the reduction OF wages tako effect July
is. There Is evidence that they
garizrng for strike, TO begin after tho
paymastcr's car has finished the montniy
payments, which Will be Monday or Tues
day next The employees Of thc Cincinnati, Hamilton
aud Dayton Railroad reported preparing for
n strike, but nothing Is known definitely Of their
movement.
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NO SYMPATHY .roRa The srRIKEEs AT TORT
JILyiS.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALp.l

DY TELEGRAPH ro THE HERALD
Po.r JgRvls. July 20, 1877.
Up to this hour therc has boon movement among
the cmptcs tho Eastern and Delaware divisions
looking toward strike II IS thought by the railway
oGctls that there will DO trouble at this polnt
even though trouble west continues tor an indof.
into period Tue majority Of tho employees evidently
have little faith IN the ultimate sucgcss OF strike
Hundreds Of idle DO secured at shor, notice
to take tho places OF tho strikers. Tho summary dis.
lnissai Of number OF tho riugfcadcrs In tue late
threatened STRIKE, when the wsgcs wore reduced ten
per cen, evidently mad "a salutary effect Tho
less defiant Than heretofore PuDc sou timsnt In
this section "a strongly against tue ssrke. Tho kre
SHOP employees do not sympath with the strikers,
AZ they claim that the wages bong paid 10 NE
train operates TO tncr dxadvan age, the earnings
OF skilled mechanics bong less than those VI the
brake mcp.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN nArLsoAr.

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE nEEALp.J
/ CHICAGO. July ~ 1877.
II Is rumorcd here this evening that the employs
or the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad arc PEE
pared to strike, and will do 70 M dag or two
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EGRAPH wIREs-UTrERLY BEYOND THE con-
troll OF THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES
GRAFTON, w. Va, July 20. 1877.
rho s,rikors held meeting hore last night and re-
solved to soud assistance TO their comrades at Keyser
whore they have learned that small squad Of United
states soldiers have been sent TO guard train. The
strikers here hundred strong and are
trely beyond The control OF the civil authorities The
telegraph wires have not bcon cut at any point between
Martinsburg and Wheeling, as reported but tho
wires have been tempered with by the strikers, VINO
have among their number Who opcr-
ators. II Is known that they have tapped the wires
to get Information OF the plans devised to crcumvent
them.
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TIE FEELING IN sT. LOUIS.

81 Loum July 20, 1871
The strike on the Baltimore and Ohio and Ponnsy-
vania Central railroads good deal OF comment
In abroad circles among different Glasses of people
here. especially among business men, Considerable
appre hepsion Is felt that II may extend not
only 70 ST. Louis. but throughout the West.
Nor is tins apprehension entirely bascless, Tor,
althoagit ~ not kaown as yet outside OF directly m
tercsted parties, "a movement Is already foot
which Is likely TO lead TO strike on line leading
eastward from this city Meetings held ycster-
day at East ST. Louis and Nnconncs by iircmcn
ana brakcmen OF frclgn; the ONO and
Mississippi road, and IL ID understood that
IL was agreed by them that uncss the wages paid
urey,ous to tho late reduction OF len per
stored by Monday ne all nrcmcn aud brakcmcn on
the road will strike \ committee app united W one
OF those. ineetUgs was here To-day and
made this statement and also gave iu-
formation regarding the amount OF money these
men earn under the prcs,pt rate OF wages on the
road showing that They not receive enough to meet
the actual daily necessities OF the single men, and
the married oncs are OF course IN much worse con-
d,tion- Noon Monday is tho time h2cd Tor
tho strike to take place unless t.Ts demands OF the
complied with and IL Is understood the ro-
ccivcr OF tho road has been notified 70 snnt effect
PENNSYLVANIA GENITAL STRIKE.
now IT Is REGARDED IN pHILADELpiuA-- III IT,
cEscE on RAILROAD oFFIcIAIs-T.JE QUIZ
LOOK SERIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30, 1871
Tho strKc OF the Pcnnsy vania Railroad ffclghs-em-
ployes mas created muuh anxiety IN this>ety Not
withdrawing the scason purchases Is crrly thcro
has boon movement OF staple goods to the. far est
winch has TO certain extent employed thosw cssern
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SERIOUS TROUBLE FEARED AT prTTsDURG-
TROOPS Al THE DEpOT-CIEws TAKEN OFF
AND TRAINS STOPPED GovEENoR HAIR
TRANFTs PROCLAMATION - THREATENING THE
MILITIA.
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TIE RroT-A TERRIBLE CHARGE BY THE MILL
TIA-NAMEs or KILLED AND WOUNDED.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 2O-s:3o p NJ.
AS the Sixth regiment. Colonel Clarence Peters,
was marching from its asmory along Baltimore
street to Camden station to proceed to Cum.
fired into by the crowd OH the street.
The regiment returned the fire, and a
number were killed and wounded. Four dead
bodies nave been taken to the Middle District
Station and number of wounded, six or seven to
tarous drug stores.
The following are the names OF some of the
dead
THOMAS B. BYRNE Register of the Fifth
ward, shot in the head and killed instantly; aged
forty years; resided on Gay street
WILLIAM MORAN, newsboy, aged fourteen
years. shot In the head and killed instantly, at the
corner OF Baltimore and Halliday streets
LEWIS JANOWlTZ, a young shoemaker who
lived at No. Albcmarle street.
CORNELIUS MURPHY, shot through the spinal
column; aged twenty three, an arab; and four yet
unrecognized.
THE WOUNDED.
JAMES ROKK. aged twenty-five laborer in
botting establishment, shot through the bullock,
the ball coming out in the groin; dangerously
GEORGE KEMP, huckster aged twenty three;
shot through the thigh at the corner OF Baltimore
ana Frederick streets. while on his way home;
seriously.
SEVERAL WOMEN REPORTED SHOT.
The widest rumors afloat In ard 10 the
number killed. one Is that several women were
killed aud borne OF.
EIGHT DEAD BODIES AT THE POLICE STATION.
BALTIMORE. July 20--iO r. NJ.
At this hour the excitement attending the
terrible shooting by the Sixth Regiment
Is still force and the crowd on Baltimore street
for several squares from South street cuch way
Is increasing, rendering the sidewalks almost i'm.
passsble. In 'front.' Of the Middle Police station, on
North street, nearly opposite the City Hail, where
most OF thd dead and wounded have been taken,
the way blocked with an excited mass of citizens
eager TO learn the names oil the unfortunate men.
In this station there are now lying eight dead
bodies and two wounded.
CAMDEN STATION SET on FIRE.
The depot at Camden station was set on flrc at
About ten O'Clock, and 1t Is said that tho railroad
Office has been cleaned out
The despatcher's telegraph office In tho depot
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coSDIrIoN OF THE STRIKE Az ELMfRA.

ELNiRA, n r.. July 20, 1871.
All rs qniet az this station TIE STRIKE 10 stn
fined TO tho Western Division NJ The Erie with head
quarters at HornclIsvilic. No through freight 10
allowed pass point and all passenger
iaid up there IL Is the opinion OF rsroai mon hero
that the strike viii be general. II Is rumorcd that tho
Northern Central men also contemplate q ssrIks
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ERIE RAILWAY STRIKE.

PASSENGER AND FREIGHr TRAINS ABANDOSED-
DETERMINATION OF THE MIN TO HOLD OUT
THE FEELING AT PORT JERvIs.
BUFFALO. Y. July 20, 1877.
Al O'Clock this morning the fircmcn aud brukc-
men on the trains OF the BlIaIo, Western and
SusQuohanna division OF the Erie Railway quit
work at Hornclisvic All the trains arc tied
up tho striKcrs allowing neither freight nor
passenger trains TO Up to the latest
no rfolous demonstrations attempted against tho
company and tho officials taking sup
press the difficulty The strikers say the reason for
tho outbreak s that Mr. Bowen has broken his
promise but II ~ learned from good authorSy that
promise was made. Later in the afternoon all
Passenger and freight traius on the Erie Railroad,
cept Oh the FalIs branch, were abandoned. TGketa
now Issued will honorcd by tie New York Central,
and tickets issued by The Eric road the Atlantic
aud Western will bo hon orcd by tho Lake Shore
ana Michigan southern The Buffalo and jamestown
road
rREiGHr cgkws our wonK.
orders ~ the Ere Railway Shipping
Office, Ia East Buifslo to tako stock for hipmenL
east TO day account OF o railway strike Sbe vi
cinity OF HorncIsvic. The stock shipped yesterday
Il - reported, will so through ON tho trans roach
ing HorDeIlsviiic his morning the quicuy qut
thrm aud thcre relays Va carry them on, but
there ~ no demonstration. kutnors are rife Of slm
lar trouble on the Lake Shore road AZ Cleveland All
u quiet in'tbi- section.
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RIOT AND BLOODSHED.
Strikers Attack Militia Regiment
in Baltimore.
A TERRIBLE CHARGE.
Men and Women Moved Down in
the Streets.
EIGHT KILLED.
The Number Of the Wounded
Not Yet Known.
GOVERNOR CARROLI'S ORDERS.
Desperate Temper Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Men.
A GENERAL STRIKE
Pennsylvania Central. Erie, Pan Handle and
Other Traffic Stopped.
Desperate Temper Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Men.
A GENERAL STRIKE.
Pennsylvania Central Erie, Pan Handle and
Other Traffic Stopped.
Troops Ordered Out in Pennsylvania,
% ~a New York and Ohio.

AS we 60 to press strikes have taken place
on the Baltimore and Ohio in West Virginia,
on the Western division of the Pennsyl-
vania and the Western division Of the Erie
railways, and on the Baltimore and Ohio at
Newark in Ohio. On all these roads freight
trains are stopped on the Erie, at Hornells-
vile, according to our dispatches, all trains
are blockaded; and the Erie Company
give notice that they will send their
through passengers and baggage for the
present over the New York Central Rail-
road. The Governors of Maryland, West
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio have is
sued proclamations warning the rioters to
dispense, and have ordered out militia At
Baltimore regiment moving through the
streets to take the train for Cumber-
land was attacked, and fred on the
mob, killing eight men and wounding
several others. Reports come from the
West OF probable strikes on the Pan Handle,
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, Michigan South
ern and Lake Shore railroads; also on the
Ohio and Mississippi and Chicago and North
western; and at Pittsburg as well as Balti-
more there is intense excitement. There
appears to be bad spirit among the strikers
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad but the
latest reports say that trains are running
eastward as usual and on survey of
the news from all points it seems probable
that the effective strike will not extend much
further and that the strikers are not sue
ceeding There is, however, danger of a
collision between the rioters and the
military at Pittsburg. and at Newark, in
Ohio We present herewith full details of
the movements and occurrences in each
section.
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NO VIOLENCE AT wHEELISG-opINIoN OF Gov
ERNoR MATTHEW'S AIDE DE CAMP.


WHEELING, W. Va, July 20, 1871
Tho excitement caused by tho Baltimore and ohio
strike has yet subsidized There has been no vlo-
lcnco attempted here, though party oil railroad men
who came hero from StoubcnvilIc 10 Ill the place
o. tho strikers warned of at the peril
of their lives Tho strikers quiet, but determined
A despatch IRON Colonel Delapainc 10 Governor
Matthews advances the op.non that the cohcss encss
of The strike is broken and that In all probability tho
disturbance will be terminated to-day Tomorrow.
THE TROUBLE IN oHIo-READING THE RIOT
AcT-THE MILITIA CALLED oUT.-A pRocLA-
NATION By THU GOVERNOR.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. July 20, 1917.
The blockade OF tho trains at Newark IN
quonco Of the strike the Baltimore and OHIO Rail
road continues. No freight trains have been per-
mtfcd to 40 out thus far man from the country,
who attempted TO nre up an engine, was thrown out
hcndiorcmost from a camelback engine. This is tho
only instance Of violence reported Several trains
that attempted 20 got out were stopped.
II is reported that torpcdoes have been put on tho.
track points, Tor the alleged purpose Of intim
idaslou Tho strikers say they will not stop any mail
or passenger trains master mechanic addressed
the strikers this morning ana asked Thorn II they