The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-25
TRAINS RUN AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER,, July "a.

tender came through from Buffalo this
morning The three o'clock train bound
east on the direct road left the depot with
good crowd Of passengers accompanied
by four detectives. Three Auburn traint
also left escorted by police force. Both
trains passed East Roches ter without being
molested. The emigrant train arrived
from the east without hindrance and pro.
ceed to the Falls.
Early this morning Geddes cooper shor
burned, loss $1,000; probably incendiary
through striking coopers. A young man
has been arrested for fermenting riot.
THE ALBANY MOB sPEEcHIFY.
ALBANY, July "a.
AT four o'clock, the workmen having
returned from West Albany, again met in
the Capitol park where incendiary speeches
were made by few. Other speakers coun-
seled forbearance. A committee was ap.
pointed 10 proceed to the freight houses OF
the Central depot on Water street and
take possession thereof. The men at work
there were told to desist, and some refusing,
they were put out into the streets. On their
way down State street the citizens corps
of Troy were met and greeted with Kisses
and derisive shouts, but 10 assault was
made on them. This corps went direct to
the armory of the 10Th regiment, whore
ther are now awaiting further orders.
Leaving the freight house the strikers
next visited in regular order the round
house and elevator, and forced the men 10
leave work. At the latter place grain was
being transferred from cars to boats. From
thence the men surged across the old rail-
road bridge spanning the Hudson at the
foot of Lumber street, and when once on
the Greenbusb side the attempt was made
to tear up the tracks there. This bridge is
the one used for freigh! trains exclusively,
and the designs on the tracks were intended
to stop freight traffic. The tracks were
finally spiked on the Greenbush side, thus
stopping all movements of freight from
west to east and south. All freight cars at
West Albany were moved wert after the
rioters left there this afternoon.
STRIKERS GUARDING RAILROAD PROPERTY.
SYRACUSE, July "a.
The freight conductors, fremen and
brakemen at East Syracuse struck to-day
wnnlj moi reinrnn nn t"WHfSsr5btnfvi6gir WfSrb ' pay
was restored to the rate prior to July lst.
The machinists at Esat Syracuse, number
being a hundred, also struck. Six thou
send freight cars, 10 engines and 40 trainl
of freight are embargoed at East Syracuse
The strikers have detailed force of thei
own men to guard and protect the railroad
property. They will not interfere will
with passenger or mail treins. They
warn all outsiders, tramps or communist
to keep away from them, stating that the
can manage their own business.
TEARING UP RAILS.
HoRNELLsvILLE, July "a.
The remainder of the 23d regiment al
rived at 8p. m. Upon reaching Cornln
they found the track torn up. AS the trai
advanced it was relaid,-the strikers NOV
ing forward tore up more. A squad c
soldiers was ordered to proceed ahead, an
they dispersed the crowd. Rails had ais
been removed mile east of here. Th
military now muster 1900. No disturbanc
to-day. The engineers, conductors an
shopmen held aloof from strikers.
NO RIOT EXPECTED AT TROY.
Troy, July "a.
The military companies of Cohoes, Glei
Falls, Whitehall and Port Henry hay
been ordered here Immediately. Upon the
arrival the citizens corps goes to Alban
Everything is quiet. No riot is expecte
but preparations are being made for {
emergency.
TRAIN STONED IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, July "a
General Carr is here in command Of d
troops. The 8 80 train from New Yo
when passing through the city west, W
stoned at Spencer street and again at tS
points between here and West Albany.
one was hurt. The 9th New York re-
ment arrived shortly afterward and 9
quartered at the Delevan house to-nigl
All the tracks at East Albany are NJ
in good order. Gen. Carr will move out
West Albany at five o'clock Wednesd
: morning with the 9th New y ork and II
}, of this city and Tibbitt's corps of Troy.
: feels satisfied that no further interrupt
o will occur at that point.
81 TROY QUIET.
'e Troy, July "a
IL About 1000 effective troops under ar
70 here tonight. Everything quiet.
. AT oswRGo.
~ OswEGo, July "a
70 Freight trains on the Oswego and Sy
10 cuse division of the Delaware, Lackawal
40 and Western have been suspended.
in Pennsylvania.
D. THE SITUATION AT PITTSBURGH.
e. NEW YORK, July "a
no 1t has been discovered that no Pittsbu
at militia men were killed by the Phlladelr
mt soldiers, but were shot from the rear
'e- citizens. This removes the last himsy
le- cuse of the Pittsburgh militia for refui
p to aid the Philsdelphians. Many rallr
er men were concerned in the riotous
lis break, though half the people of p
to burgh still believe the strikers were no
raj the mob. The cowardice of the Plttsbu
If militia Is u subject Of complaint. Nc