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

ceiver appointed by the United States
Court. and therefore has to look to the
United States troops for protection. A
large meeting was held at Lucas Market
last night, and incendiary speeches
made, but they were OF enthusias stically y
received. There is complete embargo
of freight aud passenger traffic.
READING, PA. STILL EXCITED.
READING, PA, July 25.-Excitement
continues, but there has been no more
open outbreaks. The strikers met the
militia last night, and for time there
were indications of another fight, but it
did not take place. The Norrlstown
company refused to act against the
mob, and after distributing their ammu-
| milton to the leaders of it left for home.
The Mayor has issued a proclamatio
calling for one thousand volunteers to
do patrol duty. The work Of organizing
Is LOW g. Ing on.
ALL EXCITEMENT-THE RAILROAD MEN
ORGANIZED TO HELP PROTECT PROP.
ERrY.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 25.-Excitement
runs gh over the railroad trouble. No
| trains have been allowed to leave the
city for thirty-six hours on any of the
roads centering here. Judge Gresham,
oil the Ulited States District Court, is
sued an edict to the Marshal yesterday,
authorizing him to call out all the force
AZ his disposal to protect the officers OF
the L., b. 81 w. Railroad in moving their
trains last night. This road Is in the
hands OF Receiver, as is also the l., G.
Il l.. Railroad, and it is generally be-
lleved that the strikers VIII allow trains
to run on both OF them. The strikers
have pledged themselves to the city
authorities to do no injury to property,
and nave organized u special police
Iorce of one hundred men from tneir own
ranks to project property. Each party
seems determined 10 hold out, aud no
one can tell how it will terminate.
FROM BUFFALo-sTRIKERs DISPERSED
TRAINS MOVING.
BUFFALO, July 25.-rhe police at an
cary hour this morning male descent
upon the strikers at East Buffalo, who
fled in all directions. Every thing Is
quiet here this morning. Trains are
moving.
LATEST FROM CHICAGO-REsUMINGB BUsI-
NEss-PARADING STREETS.
CHICAGO, July 25-1l A. M.-The rail-
ways are slowly resum;ng business.
The Northwestern receives freight to-
day. Mobs of thieves and thugs are
still parading the streets, closing tactO-
r.es. Tne North Chicago rolling-mill
men have just struck.
FOR THE CITY's PROTECTION.
CHICAGO, July 25--12:3O p. MA no.
tice was just read, for the Information
Of the Board and citizens, that the
Mayor has called a meeting to provide
means for the preservation OF the peace
Of the city, to meet at $3.50 in the Taber-
nac.e.
FIGHTING COMMENCED.
CHICAGO, July 25-11:4O A. M.-The
rioters and the police have begun fight
ing on Twenty.second street. The mob
attacked the police with stones, and The
latter fired into The air.
EVERY MAN ADMoNIsHED TO TAKE CARE
OF HIS OWN CHARGES.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 25-1:O5 p. NJ
Mayor Becker has issued a proclama-
tion admonishing every law-abdiDg citi-
zen to stay within his house and guard
his charges therein between 10 P. Nj. and
b A. M, and authorizes the arrest of
persons found on the streets between
these hours as an enemy to the publ
peace. He also asks citizens to take
such care OF their own property as they
can, and states that persons SO desiring
Will be sworn in as patrolmen or depu-
ty sheriffs without pay.
STILL QUIET-THREE HUNDRED MEN AR.
RESTED.
PITTsBURG. July 25.-The strikers on
the Fort Wayne Road, fearing the char
acter of their ringleader should not help
their cause, have deposed him, and Gen
eral Manager Laing now controls the
Fort Wayne Road. Passenger trains
only are permitted to run.
The report that Gov. Hartranft would
ask Thomas A. Scott to resign in order
to concliate the rioters, Is considered
absurd by all. The Vigilance Commit
tees, composed OF best cit z aus, are now
holding secret meetings, and not even
the Mayor knows of their deliberations
and plans. Three hundred arrests have
already been made, and it is expected
that an attempt to get hold OF all the
VIII be made to-day.
QUIET IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 25-1:3O L. Mall
lulet. Military still guarding at Cam.
zen Station. No freight trains on TIE
b. & o. Road.
PROVISIONS SCARCE.
CUMBERLAND, I'D, July 25-2 p. M.
ALI quiet. Provisions scarce and
prices advancing.
FREIGHT TRAINS MOVING.
WEST ALBANY, n. Y, July 25-12 NJ
Freight train gone West. All quiet; cit,
zens feel more secure.
A STRIKE IN JERSEY. |
JERSEY CITY, N. j., July 25-12 M.-l
Che New Jersey Central men struck,
THE GOVERNMENT PREPARING.
WASHING ION, July 25 5-The Cabine t |
) now. in ses lion, and all troops in the
south except those in the Department |
II Texas are on their way north.
The lorce includes twelve batteries of |
Irtillery. They bring a iu.l supply Of |
From Louisville.
'TRIKERS PARADING THE sTBEETS-SEy- |
EN- THOUSAND CITIZENS RESPOND TO |
THE MAYORS CALL.
LOUISVILLE, July 25-12 M.-The mob