The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-26

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LIGHT IN THR EAST |
DARK IN THE WlST |.
No Serious Disturb
ances East of Indian
apolis To-day.
CHICAGO ROUGHS RIOTING IN
BLOOD.
THEY HAVE A CONFLICT
WITH THE POLICE
CAVALRY.
The Regulars Open On the
Mob with Grape and
Canister.
Gov. CuIIom calls for u. S.
Troops to QueII the Rioters.
Gov. Williams, CT Indiana, Issues his
Proclamation.
The Gov. of Kentucky
does the Same.
JUDGE GREsEUM U s. COURT ORDERS
THE MARSHAL TO PROTECT THE
PROPERTY OF THE COURT.
Affairs in st. Louis Growing Constant
Il y More Threatening.
The Gov. of Kentucky
does the Same.
JUDGE GREsKUM U s. COURT ORDERS
PROPERTY OF THE COURT
Affairs in st. Louis Growing Constant
" More Threatening.

LOUISVILLE, j uly 26.-But little fear of |
further trouble is entertained, the display |
of citizens has had its effect and indica- |
tious point to the resumption of usual
quietness aud business.
COLUMBUS. July 25.-Business is stag.
nant and growing worse hourly, no freights
moving, day passenger trains resumed.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 26,-2P. M.-Gov,
Williams issues his proclamation at noon
| to-day, commanding the enforcement OF
the law, and calling on the sheriff and
| Judiciary 10 use the utmost endeavor to
prevent violence and preserve the peace.
Judge Gresham of the United States
court has issued orders to the marshals to
protect the property 10. charge Ofthe court
New YORK, July 26.-The Erie rail!
way officials announce that the strike at
Hornellsville has ended and the Erie rail-
way is open and trains are now running
regularly between New York, Salamanca
and Dunkirk.
ST. LOUIS, July 26. The morning
opened with much excitement and appre
heusion on the part Of all classes of citi
zens, but up to this hour nothing has been
done on the part of the strikers or their
allies to create positive alarm. Numerous
other manufacturing establishments closed
last night by strikers including number
of Touring mills, the shutting up Of the
latter is not wholly approved by the
: strikers proper, but the rabble so far have
9 had matters pretty much their own way,
e the most unruly of the moo are negroes.
4 GREEN BRIER WHITE SULPHER
d SPRINGS, West Va, July 26.-No striking
: feelings exist among employees of the
8 Chesapeake & Ohio road, all is tranquel
II along the line from Richmond 10 Hunting
t. ton, Va.
ALBANY, July 26.-Detectives this
morning arrested Dan. Horan, the leader
of the Albany riot, and hurried him
in shackles to the Troy jail
/ All is quiet at West Albany, no further
; disturbance is apprehended, Shops viii
II probably be opened and men at work by
: tomorrow.
n HoRNELLsvILLE, July 26.-The 23d
e regiment of Brooklyn, will remain here
until 4 a. N. tomorrow, when they vii
return home unless ordered elsewhere be
fore that.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Citizens elected
as militia assembled early this morning, a
the police station in four courts building
! armed with breech loading muskets ant
ID cartridge boxes. All the morning hour
N were devoted to drilling and distributinI
M ammunition. No outward demonstratiol
made up to noon.
o. Another meeting was held at Lucas Plac
Works at 10 o'clock, at which some 200
men were present. Nothing definite done
= It is understood, however, that gangs wi
be organized who viii finish closing u
factories. mills, and manufacturing estat
e Ill ha ohar
Exchange closed, subject to the order {
its president. A great many bushes
houses shut up. At the Four Courts theI
is great activity in enrolling the member
of the citizens guard, and in organizin
. forces to resist the mob and put dow
Iriotous proceedings. The sheriff has a
ready about 1000 men in his posse, an
- those in authority claim that the citiZeI
ief guard number 5000 thousand and is il
ric, lcreasing rapidly. The governor arrive
,nd me this morning and General Smit
md is now in consultation with hir
YES 1t is expected arrangements viii be mac
ds' to obtain sufficient guns and ammunltlt
to equip the forces now organizing. 1t
. stated Gov. Phelps has telegraphed
Gov. Cuilom for permission to static
forces at the east end of the bridge
- gudEo against luCeuoaAAleS VI noiSSee~
of any kind. A proposition was made
the mob at Lucas market to stop the sire
cars which was carried with hurrah, al
its not unlikely it will be done. At II
\ writing nothing worthy of special note b
~ been received from East st. Louis,
New YORK, July 26.-Gov. Robins
has accepted the offer of 6. A. r. Of the NJ
York and should necessity arise he v
avail himself Of them.
oyl CHICAGO, July 26.-It is reported th
at 10 this morning the police had fg
with the mob on Newberry avenue
lteen rioters were hurt A squad of moui
'eS' ed veterans, with drawn sabers, charg
GO the 10th street mob; $50 rioters vi