The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-31

The "MOlly Maguires" 0n The Ham,
pHge-Mu Farley Ing, hut no iishl'
| g-llesnmptiOn Of Wori by The Em-
piOyecs ofihe Heading AMI rhilndei'
phin Railroad ARRESTED Tor Murder,
MAuCH CHUNK, Pa, March 30 IN.
telllgenoe reached here NJ nine O'Clock
last night Of the threatened outbreak
Of the fren2ied miners from several
mines, They moved simultaneously
from several points, They dlsarmcd
the special police lroiA Philadelphia
NJ Buck Mountain and took their arms
with them, They went 10 Jeddu,
where one policeman was shot IN the
head aud two more beaten, Each
place they visited they compelled the
men TO so with them. There has been
no damage done property 40 far AZ
llN2lelon, Father O'llara, u Catholic
priest, cShorlcd them TO go home aud
they ARE now dlshandlng, Should the
troubles continue the government
will be called on for troops,
POT1SVlLLE Pa, March 30,-'Hhe IN
formation sent from this place yesler'
day TO the effect that the employees of
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
company had resumed work ut Crcs'
soma and lSChulkill Haven proves cor
rect. Their cur shops at the former
place, where over n thousand ears are
repaired weekly, and their immense
machine shops, have all their en-
ploycs ut work to man. The engln-
GERS and train men Of the Mine lllll
division have reported for work, aud
this ends the suspension In those local
tiles, II IL due TO the employees who
have renowned their connection with
the Mechanics and Workingmcns' benz
eiicial association to accept their state
ment that they joined the order UNI
der the mistaken motives that II was n
charitable and beneficial association,
and the overt act of INSTRUMENTATION
directed by the branches of the order
north Of the mountain are disapproved
by them to the extent of their abnn-
doning their connection with I c ASSOC
citation.
There are three reports from the labor
troubles some that there Is great dan
ger-one that IL Is uncertain what may
happen, and another that all is quiet.
The strikers have not used the torch
to-day.
WILMAMSpoRT, Pa, March 3O.-De-
tective Rathbone, of the United States
secret service, arrested to-day Joseph
Lownsbury, Mt Liberty, 'rioga county,
for the murder of Colonel Butler in
Clarified county, Pennsylvania, who
was attempting to arrest him in 1864
for deserton from the United States
army. He has been taken to Pittsburg.
Lownsbury is said to be desperate
character.
HAzLEToN, Pa, March 30.-The
striking miners number four hundred,
half of them armed with guns and the
balance with clubs. There is much
parleying as they proceed from mine
to mine, but 10 fighting.
MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, March 3O.-All
is quiet now, but threatening.
HAzELToN, Pa, March 3O.-The mob
which left Audenreid this morning for
this place was intercepted at the
Beaver Meadow mines by Father Ma
rim, the Catholic priest of Audenreid
who pursuaded them to dispense and
return to their homes. The Hazelto- |
mans have thus escaped second in
vasion which threatened serious con-
sequences, and everything is now
quiet. Many shots were fired last
evening by the rioters while rallying
their forces, five ofwhch went through
q window of the Yorktown company's
store at Beaver Brook. Two of the
firemen were driven from their work,
and one of them compelled to join the
ranks of the rioters.