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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27
Retiring Dlsahled Officers.

CHICAGO, February GA Board for
retiring disabled officers has been in scs.
sion at military headquarters here this
morning. Col. Reynolds, OF the Third
Cavalry, has been ordered to appear be.
fore II for examination,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27

VIZ have received 4 communication
from Mr.. g. $. McFadden, a member Of
the House from Marshall, in answer to
an editorial in the Register rejecting upon
his record aS Superintendent Of the Pen.
itentiary, which will appear tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27

Boston, February 2G.-An order cen.
suring the Electoral Commission was re-
jected in the House to-day by l59 TO Al,
II Democrats voting with the majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27
SPAIN.

MADRID, February 2G.-The Spanish
ministry is engaged upon a draft of n
treaty OF commerce with the United
States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27
FAN OF n ScaiIOId-.Two Mcn
Killed.

BEruLEHAM, Pa, February 25.-By
the fall Of the scafolding in the blast
furnace OF the Bethlehem Iron Compa
nies' Works, two men were killed, tive
fatally injured and two dangerously in
;nred r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27
SENATE.

Session was resumed at 10 A. NJ. I No
business was done, the Senator's awaiting
the decision Of the House in the Pennsyl.
vania electors case.
Senate receiving notice OF the resigna.
tion Of Mr.. Thurman as member Of the
Electoral Commission, on account Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27

&C. Adams has been appointed clerk
in the Treasury under Secretary Bristow.
Frank W. Palmer has been nominated
for postmaster at Chicago, in place OF
Macarthur.
The Secretary oil the Treasury expects
to issue a $lOOOO,OO0 bond call to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27

The objections having been read, the
President announced that they would be
submitted TO the Electoral Commission
for its judgment aud decision, and that
the Senate would now retire 10 its cham.
Der.
The House, at $50 o'clock, took re,
cess until tomorrow at 10. .aGfl
The following Democrats voted with
the Republicans against the reading o.
the testimony in the Pennsylvania case
Messrs. Goo'lin, Hancock, Raymond
Morgan, Phelps, Potter, Ragan, Steven.
SON., Iarbox, Throckmorton, Ward
Whitehousc, Williams and Wiltshire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-27

Secretary Robson says II the proposed
reduction is made in the appropriation
for the pay OF the officers and men of the
navy serving abroad, the ships and crews
will have to be brought home at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
TIE LATEST FROM CHICAGO
Cavalry and the Police Firing into the Mob
mt the Uaistead Street viaduct.

CHICAGO, July 26-9: 40 2. M.-The Second
Regiment. the cavalry and large squad OF
police short time ago marched TO Halstead
street viaduct. and there met the mob. At
this time heavy firing is going on there. A
volley Of perhaps one hundred rounds has
lust been fred. Tho result is not yet learned.
1l:30 r. M-The firing at the vaduct was less
deadly than expected. Two voleys were sent
into the mob, which had the effcct Of dispensing
It. Probably for the night No casualties are
reported.
The Second Regiment is duartered on the
yaduct for the night The special police force.
several hundred strong. and the mounted pa
troll are aunrtercd at the armory. The cavalry
mon came into the station n little while ago CON
sidcrably hurt, but not dangerously. by stones
and missiles.
Wild rumors are afioat. and some have been tel
cgraphcd hence. OF fearful carnage which has
not vet occurred The total number OF those
known ~ be killed cannot exceed fifteen. or
these three bodies are at the Morgue; others
have been taken in charge by their friends.
Doubtless others have been MORALLY wounded.
and the fact concealed by the mob.
dcpredators is on Milwaukee avenue. in North
Chicago, but lacks confirmation and ID proba-
The names Of those killed are 80 differently
reported that they cannot be given with GER
tainty tonight They are generally unprO-
cign names
None Of the police have received dangerous
wounds They behaved gallanty us did the
Second Regiment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
FORTY THOUSAND sTRIKERS.
The Lackawsnna Coal Miners Demanding an
Increase aud Quitting Work.

SCRANTON, July Yesterday the miners
9 the delaware. Lackawanna and Western
{ npany in this valley sent a committee TO Mr..
! rs. General Coal Agent, requesting that an
lance OF rs per cent. be- made on their wages.
!. Siorrs sent telegram 10 New York up
! sing the company OF this action. Mega
ve reply was received to-day. and a large
meeting Of miners and laborers was held in
ii yde Park TO agree upon definite action. II,
WIS unanimously resolved that strike should
H. At once begun. The miners then went 10 the
mines and removed all their tools. Committees
" re sent 10 every mine in the city to inform all
employers that work must at once cease. Ac-
rordingly at 6 o'clock thu pump engineers
Wthdre. This alton Will cause a flood ing
g. the mines and will be- followed 10y serious
consequences. over 10000 men are ON strike
IN TINS region.
No attempts are being made by the Delaware,
la kawanna and Western Company 70 run any
eoal or freight trains The strk ng brakeman
hnd hremen are willing that the mail cars
should bee run. but vi not allow any passengers
De- carried One hundred locomotives belong
H. 10 the Delaware. la'kHwanna ana Western
Company stand on ide Tracks IN til" coal yard.
BAD The sup rlnt' ndrnt viii not allow any of
lhrm 10 bee puurtrrcd IN the round house for
ilf IN. building may To- fred.
in MIyur has requested all saloon Keepers
b. a-e tneir places, but only a lew have com
Piled.
MANY leading citizens have combined 10 pro-
pet property. and lju special pou'e OH rrs
Of inc past few days has in "A measure subsidized
Dat u IL the general opinion that ma overt I on
Ia' part of unN of iur Nlulphnles Nlll be attend
sd W.uI serious cousruu "a es.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
THE VERY HOTTEST DAY.
The sun Going Down In u Crimson Flush In-
dtcattve OF Another.

Yesterday was the hottest day OF the
season in New York. A police officer in Chat
ham street. swcltrrng under the hoavy. black
regulation hat. said: Il have used up three
handkerchicfs to-day in just wipng of my face.
II In a nuisance that we can't have a decent hat
for this weather. But it's no uso " complain.
We can't help ourselves"
There was n good brcese but in the city 1t
seemed to blow from a Sahara. On the Battery
there were MANY hundreds OF tired and heated
persons. who sat on the many benches and en-
ioyed the breeze that blew up the harbor. This
park was almost the only cool place in the city.
As the sun. blood red. went down and "a Grim
son flush tinged the western sky, the brceze
died out. and only nm occasional zephyr runed
the tops of the trees. Then tho heat became
fearful.
The mon who profted by the days heat were
the vendors OF cooling drinks. Lager beer
flowed in rivulcts and cold soda and Lemonade
were drank by wholesale. 1t IL said that at ga
O'Clock. T. NJ the thermometer at an exposed
place on Broadway registered 1862 in the sun
At II o'clock F. NJ, the mercury in THE SUN
Office stood at 02o. The greatest heat in the day
sent the mercury up TO % IN the chadc.
Charles Brown. OF 93 Suffolk street. was pros
trated 10y the sun in Coenties slip. and died in
the Chambers Street Hospital.
John Ayrcs of 141 East Forty-ninth street
was eunstruck at Twenty-thlrd street and
John o. Dell of fremont was Frustrated at
Third avenue and 10th street.
Mary Lamb. algcd a. of % Fourth place. Brook
lyn was overcome by the heat in Jay street;
Lizzie Messing aged 49, was sunstruck in
Gates avenue. taken to the City Hospital
Mary Keller. ~ years Of age. Of - Elizabeth
l3g Thompson street. were prostrat'd 10y the
heat but after being treated in the Chambers
Street Hospital they were able To go home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
KNEW TOO MUCH
The Chicken Thief that was Found In n Field
In Fiatiand.. aud his son-in-I.aw.

The body Of the man that was found on Tues
day night in field the farm OF George Van wyck Of
flatlands, with the shirt stuffed with dead chickens was
dcnuhed yesterday that OF Peter fahcriy OF - oliver
street. this city. John OConnor, who claimed to be
Fahcrtys son-inlaw. said that Flahcry lett home on
Sunday night, and then. winkng to Keeper Mcguire Of
the Morgue, added, "Atwcen you an me. that man
didn't die until about two o'clock Monday morning -
A. MANURE knew otonnors reputation he construed
this to mean that he With fahrrtN his chicken
stealing expedition DR. SHEPPARD made post mortrtn
examination and found that Fahcrty had died OF paraly
the heart which doubtless followed CNhausiun In
his trying u escape. lie was a. wears Old. After the
Coroner inquest which the Jury rendered verdict
death IRON disease ui the heart. Conner expressed
much Anxiety tvtet the hly to New lufA. apparently
tearing that ths Brooklyn rtice would arrest him lie
hustled the coffin into the unartakcrs wagon AMI called
10 the driver to lump 70 his seat They went on without
tue burial permit AMI when they ncarcd atherine terry
the driver refused Co attempt To cross without the per
init Thercupun Conner kno, ktd him on his seat and.
jumping to ue ground. beat aud kicked him severely.
Th,n he took tie reIu-. aud tired the
tie tt,i g. deny that he had 10 the WAGON but
The driver followed. he Vonfadictsd this story and
had Otunnur arrested tor assault and battery lie wa
locked the York street police station. Tie driver
the took the body t. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
DEFYTNG TOM SCOTT.
The STRIKERS standing Ftrm-Why scott is In
"a Hurry for Federal Troops.

PITTsBuRGH, July 26.-In trip over tho
Pennsylvania Railroad. I found every depot and
station between hero and Philadelphia texcept
Blairsvillcl held by tho strikers At few
points there arc troops. but they take bock
seat Every bridge and other important point
is held by the strikers. many of whom nre
masked. They are firm. sober, and act under
orders. They hold the telegraph. and can com
municate instantly all along the line. They
defy military Interference.
Tho Committee Of Public Safety anxiously
await the arrival Of Federal troops tomorrow
but. az il is vital TO the strikers that these troops
should not reach Pittsburgh, torn up tracks and
burned bridges may be expected along the line.
A committee OF prominent citizens telc-
craphcd to President Hayes this afternoon:
We will be- In the midst bread riot within nvc days
with twenty thousand Idle men to oppose. unless prom
u,nt army commander comes at once W take charge VI
The request was referred at once TO Gen.
Hancock
The suburbs, Ms well ma the city. arc being
patrollcd nightly. ny hundreds OF tramps nrc
known to I've lurking on the outskirts to plumber
under cover OF another riot. The strikers to-
DAY turned tho Fort Wayne road over to the
officials OF that roud do not themselves take
possession. The Pennsylvania Company holds
inc Fort Wayne road under a lease for
rond shall revert to the stockholders. II freight
shall stand uniorwarded upon the tracks for
one week. When the sto 'khnldcrs leased the
roud II was n losing investment. but now It's
business Ii such that the stockholders could re-
ceiye large dividends the greater part of which
is sunk in the pennsylvania Railroad. II the
strikers can hold the road until Saturday, Tom
Scott is curhrcd. the lease ls null and void. and
pttShurg is relieved Of an OnerouS dis r m ma
ton in westward bound ireighs. Hence Tom
SCOTS hast. to get troops West. Henc" the au-
dacity and llrmness OF INC Fort wayne strik ,
aud many wealthy citizens TO back them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
TROTTTYG IN CLEVELAND.
Splendid Contests by wcu-Known Horses
Past Time Recorded.

CLEVELAND, July 26.-Thc first trot was
the unfinished one of wednesday-thc 2:27 class
of which seven heats had been trottcd. De-
ception took the eighth heat In 2:25, and Scot
land the ninth and trot in 2:27H.
The next trot was for "A purse Of $1,000 for the
$50 class with nine starters Drivcr-had the
call. selling at 1900; Midnight, 800; field. 1925.
Harry Clay took the first heat. Midnight the sec
ond and third. Versailles Girl the fifth. Jennie
IIolton won the fourth sixth. and seventh heats
and trot Timc-2:23A. 2:22}, 2.2lA. 2.23.
2:24S. $50 2:31
The next iroi was for the 2:2l class. for purse
of $500 There were min" entries. nnl all
started Slow Go WIS the favorte Little Fred
took the first heat in 2;2O. and the second in
2:2Oh; They were all abreast ut the finish OF
the third heat, Slow Go winning 10y mock from
Adelaide in 2:lSs. Slow Go took the fourth
heat in 2:20s. On the start in the NTH heat Lit
tie Fred went to the front. II WIS nip and tuck
between Little Fred and SLOW Go. Little Fred
crossed under the wire first, but the judges
awarded the heat and trot to Slow Go. putting
back Little Fred for running. THIS decision
was the cause Of great dissatisfaction among the
outside spectators.
Judge Fullerton. Lulu. Nctie, BOdine. and Lu
ellie Goiddust Will trOt to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
THE pABdSH STRIKE ENDED.
No Concession by the Kona, hut n Promise Of
Better Pay In Better Times.

FORT WAYNE, July 26.-The most import
ant development in the situation here to-day
WIS the complete collapse of the strike on the
Wabash Railway. The committee OF strikers
returned this morning from Toledo where they
had conference with the general officers.
Upon their arrival the employees held meet
ing and decided 10 return to work. The train
men ut other points on this line took similar
action. and notified General Manager Hopkins
that they we're ready for duty. He replied CON
cratulatinl them heartily The company makes
no concessions whatever. but promises 10 raise
wages whenever business improves. The Wtb-
ash shop. employing Ave hundred men. closed
this morning. but Will probably reopen on
Monday.
The Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne strikers to-
day decided t. take posS ssiun Of tn" Sup"rin-
teudent's. Master Mechanics. and Master Of
Transpor'ation's Offices IN this city. and APP
pointed their own men To fill these boz tlons.
TIL ofii 'crs decl med to surrender. however. and
the men concluded not 10 attempt such violent
proceed ms at pres Mt To-day they s"nt n com
mittee TO Pittsburgh to negotiate with the OIL
cins at thnt point Tor an adjustment of difficult
| tvs The force 81 the movement is however.
nearly spent here and IT il probable that 10y the
| end oil the week the men Wall gladly resume
| work at the old figures.
| In other respects the situation remains as il
| was last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
IN rHE MINING DIsTRicrs.
The schuyikni Men P.ncenbie and Law Abid-
ing-Gowen Proud OF hem.

louisville, Pa, July 4G.-Ihe reports OF
revolt or strike among the miners of the
huylkn region must be received with re
use. The only strike that has 50 far taken
place De- that ~ the men 90 the Philadelphia Coai
Company who resist a heavy reduction OF
Wages. Last night they marched TO Shenan-
d0nh, where they laradrd with their fellow
Vlrhmrn ~ that town. In q "ir als"n'c a pr
Nlta stable burned down, with cIsht mules.
Although great many ol the miners AMI Ia
b'ror- mere are thrown uut of worS ly the rWi-
ro'w bio 'kade, they are remarkably orderly So
iar they Aaye even offered tAelr services to tn
company To- suppress volcncc. Mr., Gowru,
f"Iing himself IN their power, has uanked
thou far th.oG r. and ln hired himself" proud
oi We .uuur ui nclu- al ,llc ueiui oi such u DOuy
g. WrU'
The railroad men received iheir pay for May
tl-l} iilr Juh" Wages Nla Doe iful On AuS. Z,
ana ih" Ju} WAGE it- lNn u- Possible. All II
giHt here nlW. amt l'De. ID "ny. trouble IT, al-
u 10 W, While puuil" -Ympuig rs strongly
~ i' men. Vet lufI.' insect ii-- urr h"lns
l. ~ 300 tlH various towns, ga WINCH many
u itr7 paftt ipatt. o. urN.r- .u-Ni', ior tnr
mar 'nlug toward fI4- ..uit. |.fi' f.rv a. nnN,
liur snrp'lt A't' Il tA coma. 90 o. .raullu.,
cAlrdit un.
fne Trouble o. shamnkin w.. begun hv A
number oi -lrk us y.ln N,u .u.I..,. .i.4t. l.,l
worn ur bread. lu.5 Ar...I g.. 4 N.... ..l ...
Streets al r.Nty rrni- I4al f.If .,l.i.. i I
dollar, which wa, rclu-rl. i Y,r l....n.o.,.> ~.
y'rhtcd, ana broke open Tire company - S. o..
house Tor iood. They wrr. .puI.h.y ID .t,,f-. .
~ the citizens. and sinrc that Du ii..' d.,
IulnIrlphW tuIl Company lost heavily iy ia,
cutting Oi It's store al Loot Creck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
JOITIAGS .iBOTT TOUN.

Within tho past two weeks Thirty 1--WE insan"
persons haze he,l received ul Sue ia'lli'A
Neddcr Nandykr, "A lawyer 4 Schenectady
has been appointed receiver %. the AorA'Ae s'''"s
Bank,
Fourth annual festival # the Down .wn
Hebrew lad.,s H.uvNu,ut ouD.eN lh l"h'ss Wool 400
ia, 3Jth mt .
Victoria c. Woolhu' and T"nni". g. SAY n
.nil'l ior Europe yesterday 40 the ''".'''' '''N '
rrnn,A hauia.
John polson of Jorecv G rs llrElis irl rem
the fourth snr, u 20 tuN'is'N liH'' ""N WA 'N'''s
in.urVt yesterday
TN. returns made NJ the PoNc" Central ON "a
rt, showed That urN ln- Htr'-i, Nrir hH4f "l
M,inp,,la,. h,u. u.c smallest ntnutf REPORTED l"i
nearly agar
Passenger trains wero running roeulArly
nam inc t,iAilI uiNIiirtf, Hf lur h Nrs nc -i' p,
Mnin, ir,lshi Was sNI.pcd tor transportation yesl,r
div Ia tlr West
The services ovor the body Of ex-Suporln
tentrut Matsu are I" be- Nr"tmrd IN st m mn,
Clurrh io morrow morning. lrsiunug - lnoclicS TIL,
nurmcnt 10 be N tie iamil1 plot IN i.n,ly Cemetery
tHrnAnsNiNe
Bertha Klippel, Il servant ut 1877 Second avc
nur wlnr showing Belt hasiein another servant. nuv
20 handle uNutrr last evening, discharged a. B,l
ba,cin tell With hAll in her tran, and cd n lew nun
| mtr. atlerwnrd hrtiA khppcl Was locked ny IN In
FUN street police station
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
TIE WAR IN EUROPE.
Turkish Monitors and Steamers Attacked
Russians Calling Out Reserves.


LONDON, July 26.-An official despatch
from Biela announces that the Russian steamer
Nicholas and two sloops, armed with cannon
and mitraillcuses. engaged Turkish monitor
near Silstria. She was set on fire and con-
sidcrably damaged and several Of her crew
killed and wounded. The Russian vessels sus-
tanned Insignificant dafnngr and no loss.
Five Turkish steamers and two monitors
going from Rustchuk to Ststria, on the 23J
Three of the steamers were burned and ono
sunk.
BERLIN. July 2G.-The Russian Government
has called out the reserve of the Landwehr.
pEsTH July 26.-Prince Gortchak IN has nott-
fled the powers that Hussia will not treat direct.
w with the Porte. The question to DO solved
will bc submitted to the grcnt powers.
LONDON. July 27-The Times Vienna corre-
spondcnt says the lust dispatches from the
Russian headquarters are no longer dated from
TlrnQva. but from Bicla. This means That
they have been forced to draw back.
The Man hester Gudrdidn's Vienna corre-
spondent also says that ia consequence OF tho
defeat Mt Plcyna the headquarters have been
removed to lira. The Eighth Army Corps has
stopped It's advance through the Balkans. and
IL lOrtllying itself in the TundJa valley.
Tho Russians seemingly intend to drive Os-
man Pasha from Plcvna. and aitcrward use all
their forces against the quadrilatoral before
pushing southwark.
Tho Tunes Bucharest correspondent how
ever. reports that the Russians continue to push
toward Adrianople.
The Berlin Correspondent NJ the Times tele-
graphs: " 1t appears that Russia has again
assured the powers Of her Willingness to dis
cuss the future OF Turkey alter tho conquest OF
EOumaniu."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
1nE sIrUATION IN BRooKLYN
work the New Municipal Ruilding De-
laScd by the strikes.

Tho militia are still held in the armorics
In Response TO despatch from Corporal james
Tanner. tenderng the services of the g. A. H.,
Gov. Robinson telegraphcd AN acceptance yes
to-day.
The strike along the Eric Railway has de
laycd the arrival OF the iron Orders for the
roof ~ tho new municipal building in Brook
Nn. and work was IN consequence suspended
There yesterday morning.
As Church Rocks. hoxmakcrs Of Gre"n-
point found II imposs bic to ship their goods,
tncy suspended work. and lJO men have been
thrown uut ul "mplOym"nt
sheriff Dnggott yesterday gave orders 10 all
his deputy sheril7 To- report "a b : office twl t'
every day. once IN me morning and on 90 IN the
AFTERNOON. under penalty OF disn ssal IN cHs
Oi fiuur' to do so. Thr object of ia" order Is 10
keep ia readiness ~ carry out the Governor .
pro lHmatlOn.
Tine Turtonth Regiment had n fnU dress
parade IN front Of their arm DRY last evening.
Turrr WIS a larg nssemblagr Of spectators, and
the troups " re- loudly cheor'i as they marrhr'
into ulc uruoD. The guards were relieved
from duty tor the night by u detachment OF the
Fourteenth Il, ginlrnL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
THE Ia rnsr from SAN FRANCISCO.
General A-rring TO stop Riot and \ --on-Two
Mcn-oC War Anchored OF the CITY.

SAN Francisco, Cal, July 26.-All day n
stream OF citizens has been pouring into tho
rooms Of the Committee Of Safety, and the avail
able force has been doubled or trpled. An ap-
peal has been addressed to the workingmen to
aid in the suppression OF riot Tho committee
andthe municipal authorities conferred wthAd-
miral Murray to-day. Tho Pensacola has boon
anchored in tho stream OPPOSITE the Pacific Null
dock, and the Larkawanna at the foot OF Market
street. Admiral Murray says that he IL pro-
pared to land force Of marines and blue lack-
cts in case Of riot. The position of the Pom
sacola Will enable her 10 sweep away any mob
which may gather at the wharf. Ex-soldiers OF
the Union and Confederate armies met this
afternoon to effect an organ izltion by compa-
MES and regiments. and secure arms and am
munition.
No further lcniency will bc shown tho mob
Members of the Committee OF Safety will bc
provided with the most approved weapons, and
general orders have been given tO shoot down
any person caught demolishing property or in
t'riering to prevent thoextngu ishmcnt OF fr's
The police have been instructed to take no ris,
Whatever, bat ON the first attack To use their
pistols. Careful estimates place the loss 10y last
night fires at $50 1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-27
PITTSBURGH CEFUL.
The Police Making Arrests and Recovering
Stolen Goods-Oue Train Each Way.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 26.--Thc city re-
mains quiet although the citizens are not relax
ing their vigilance in the least. The police,
regular and special. are busily engaged in
making arrests OF suspicious characters and
men who participated in the attack on the
Philadelphia soldiers. large amount Of
stolen property is being recovered. four wagon
loads having been found in one house this
morning. large force Of workmen is clearing
the burnt district and relaying the tracks on the
Pennsylvania road. At the Allegheny depot the
strikers have posted u notice that one tram will
be allowed to run daily each way over the L It's
hurgh Fort Wayne and Chicago, Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. and Pittsburgh and Erie Railroads.
other trims II they can obtain men to run them
This II signed Ivy the strikers. The situation
On the other roads remains unchanged.