The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-31


I isfy them. The excitement is intense
I At BALTIMORE
> Baltimore Md. July 24.-The train
are running between Baltimore ant
; Washington ON schedule time. Tn
military have possession Of the depot
and railroad buildings. and any attemp
at violence will be sternly suppressed
The trouble however Is not REGARDED
as settled, and may break out at any
moment with re,loubled violence.
INTERVIEWING VANDERBILT.
New York, July pa Times re
porter interviewed VIM. H. Wander
bilt at Saratoga. yesterday. lie ex'
pressed great confidence in the men 81
the New York Central rad, and be.
Iieved they would fight for the road.
rather than against il. He would run
trains rs lony a. h" was protected. In
regard Ia the Lake Shore roa.l, he
said that the demands made for res
toration Of former rates ct wages, were
not to be entertained for a moment
The owners Of the road would not
consent to let the employees manage.
There is Il great principle involved"
said Vanderbilt. land We cannot af.
ford Ia yield. AMI the Country cannot
afford tn have us yield"
THE STRIKERS ORDER.
st. Louis. No.. July 81, 2:3O p. m.
The strikers have rescinded the
order in regard to the stoppage Of
passenger trains on the East side
From AMI after noon to-day, passen-
ger trains will he allowed to 90 and
come.
THE LAKE SHORE.
Cleveland u, 24.-The lake shore
is blocked here No train going East
ar West.
CHINESE RIOT on THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
SaL Francisco. July 24.-At this
hour 1850 a. m, all is quiet ard the
trouble appears over for the night.
The crowd that two hours ago blocked
the southern end Of Dupont street has
dispersed. and the police are masters Of
the situation. All the streets leading
to the Chinese quarters are strongly
guarded and M one allowed Ia pass
along Dupont. Thus far no Use Of
fire arms has occurred except in the
case Of shots fire.l into the crowd at a
meeting. The party who iire.l was ar
rested and locked up. this action was
prompted bv pure love of mischief
Neither "f the men hit were seriously
injured. During the contes, Of the
police with the mob on Dupont street.
several stones were thrown, hitting one
or two of the force but doing
no injury Of consequence while
the disturbance WI, in rrosres - at The
south end Of Dupont street. another
mob numbering five ar six hundred,
gathered a: the northern extremity Of
this thoronghfare wrecked a few
Chinese houses, and attempted to PEN
citrate into the Chinese quarters, but
were finally forced back by the police,
and at later a.lvices hal dispersed.
During the attempt 10 assail their
quarters the Chinese manifested much
alarm, and early in the evening every
door and shutter was closed fast. and
not a Chine.eman was to to be seen on
the streets.
.Al,out eleven o'clock crowd collected
in front Of the Chinese museum on
Washington street, and stoned the
windows, but were scattered by the
police before efectins any damage. il
appears that the fire by which the
building at the corner Of Gary and
I.eavenworth street was destroyed,
originated by the smashing Of a coal
Ill lamp in the chinese portion Of the
building. by stone thrown through
window.
A NEWS BOYS STRIKE.
st. Louis, July 24.-The news boys
have organized a strike against the
Di7mteh. They are paying thirty
cents a dozen. They want them for
twenty cents. The police have ar
rested ore Of the leaders. a boy OF
fourteen the street in front Of the
D;7~tch Office is crowded with many
hundreds Of the boys.
BATTLE IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, y. y. 24.-Soldiers and
strikers come together, nine or ten
strikers killed and many wounded,
many rioters arrested and the excite
ment is intense.
srIKERs on THE MARCH.
st. Louis. July -, 4:3O p. NJ
About ; o'clock. three hundred strik-
ers left East st. Louis on cars for the
Union Depot. Here they were joined
by one thousand more. All marched
to the Pacific shops. headed by band
Of music. The strikers insist on the
Pacific men quitting work. They will