The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-25

secure Il cannon at that point and bring
II to the police headquarters.
The citizens arose III body at the aR,
proach OF the squad, and persmpterIiy
refused to allow that piece oil ordinances
to be taken from the ward. Alter q
snort talk between the parties the men
returned to the city, having failed to ae-
complish their object. To- lay, howeE-
er, efforts will be made to secure Oannon
for use by the police. There are artll-
lerymen enough who can handle the
pieces, and are ready to enroll.
NO TROUBLE ON THE PAN-HANDLR4
Colonel l.. z. Weir, Of the Adams Ex-
press Company, received word this
morning that mob had started toward
the Little Miami Railroad with the ia.
tention of OBTAINING the trains there.
Police Commissioner Geo. Ziegler im-
mediately dispatched to the Hammond
street Station, but failed to get any ia
formation. The officers at the depot.
when our reporter visited tnat place,
knew nothing of the movement, aad re-
ported every thing quiet. Trains are
coming and going Oh regular time. No
trouble is expected.
The ticket agents OF this road have
orders to sell no tickets for points be-
yond Plttsburg. The passenger trains
running on schedule time. The yards
OF this company are closed, and all
freightis refused.
THE c., II. d.
On this road there Is no trouble now
regarding the passenger traffi;; trains
running out on time. About thirty
machInlsts in the shops went to work
this morning, but after being wait,
aH 4 a. Rf cfr
other roads, and warned that they must
cease within an hour, stopped immedi-
ately.
One freight train arrived loaded with
cattle and nogs. The 7:40 train for San
dusky was abandoned Tor want OF the
necessary ears. Al the NJ. & q. JUNG.
tion train OF the g., c., G. u [. was de.
layed by the large crowd which was az.
sem bled there, but after about fifteen
minutes it was allowed to proceed,
Word reached the Police Commi ssioa.
ers that an attempt would be made ID
detain the II O'clock train. A relay ot
thirty police under command OF Lieut.
N Montgomery were dispatched to the
depot 10 await developments. The train
departed as usual without the least oP
position.
THE 80.
A passenger train on this road arrived
safe and sound i'll The city this morning,
Passengers report that everything 10
quiet along the line OF the road.
THEMaC.
The situation remains unchanged aero,
and the passenger business ID not Ia Ter
fered with in the least.
Captain Peabody says there has been
no trouble on his line, and that now
everything is solid as a rock. He says:
Il always thought had the best set OF
railroad men in the country, and now /
know. Their conduct through all the
excitement has been magnificent"
THEI, G 81.
Tickets on this road are being sold to
all points IN the East, aud all is quiet.
THE LOUISVILLE sHoRT-LINE.
Affairs on this road are in a good
shape. Business is going on as usual;
the tidal wave OF trouble has not struck
them, and is OF likely to; but neverthe-
less thousands OF absurd rumors fill the
air, but which, traced up, vanish into
n0thingness.
For instance, it was banded about
from mouth TO mouth that private die
patch had been received from Louisville
to the effect that the depot at that point
had been burned. There was not the
least shadow of foundation tor it.
At 12:l5 this afternoon Mr., Brsnt
Arnold, the Freight Agent of the Road
IN THIS city, received the following dis
patch:
''Brent Arnold:
"SIR-rhere will be no trouble here,
we have about four hundred special
1 ollcemen patrOing the city. Saad
a.ong what freight is offered.
EDGAR HILL,
"General Freight Agent L.. [. e l.. K R.1
THE CovINGroN LIGHT GUARD.
b Cap. Wood, OF the Light Guard, re.
ceived telegram last night from Gov.
McCreary, ordering him to assemble has
men at their armory at 6 O'clock tins
morning and await further orders. u
till II o'clock this morning they had not
received amy Instructions to leave The
city, and are still at tneir armory awsit-
ing orders.
THOSE MILITARY MEN.
The rumOr that Colonel Hunt and tha
military companies were to arrive here
to-day was unlounded.
BASE BALL TRAIN.
The Marietta q Cincinnati Railroad
have decided to run out base-b bal. train
tuIs afternoon at all events.
SHE PUSHED THROUGH.
A Baltimore q OHIO passenger Irafa
raised steam at midnight and shortly
b fore O'Clock pushed out from the
depot. The crowd attempted to stop it
at the switch, bat the eL Lgineer drove nis
engine ahead, and passing through The
crowd made its way outward.
THE POLICE FORCE.
Col. Ira Wood at noon to-day assem-.
bled the regular police force at the Cea-
tral Station, and after supplying ,hs
men with clubs detailed them az luI.
lows: Ten men were sent to the NJ, &:.
crossing, on this side OF the bridge:
twenty men to the e., H. s. ID. crossing.
and th rty men to the Thlrd-street STA
ton. The men will remain at the posts
as ssigned them until further orLers.
ANOTHER ARREST.
Detective kushman at noon arrested
Jefferson, payer, who lives
at 324 Court street, on suspicion OF be-
ing one OF the ring eaders of the mot
VINO tried to rescue "Buck' Mu4IaneS
last night. jefferson was locked up az
The Mn h-street Station.
ADAMS Express