The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02

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still preserves It's stain quo. The strikorA
being In possession OF the main line, no
freight tramc whatsoever Is transacted on
the Detroit and Toledo or Detroit and
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thsn the meetinc of citi zers raferred Ia,
The mob worked very quietly, ssnd II
was q noticeable fact that few OF the rail-
way employees were engaged in tho work
Of destruction. Here and there a man
who had been discharged might be seen
leading crowd, but generally the ring
leaders were men who had never been
employed ON any railroad; Many Ma half I,
deyastation, and We'd with the older ones
in their efforts. The operations were car
ried on very quietly, and the multitude
Of men, women, and children who filled
the streets and occupied, positiens on the
hillside south OF the railway looked ON
with astonishment while the destruction
OF property continued. -
% f''H THE rREIdHr DEPOT ,d
81 the Plttsburr. Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Inc o,, Grant streaf and aytandiry from
Wsshinoton street tn Seventh avanua
The comnsnv,s GENERAL ofsicas we're In q
sour' stnrv. h,,cL h,iIdsnc Trontjno on
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ssyowaJ No was also the denot ~ the
a dams Exnress :, CnSnbanv located on
Grsnt street j. The 1bonls and valuable
nsnera had heen rernoved from the iJrion
Depot' offices. as we'll "a from the other
bnildings. before the fire reached them.
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of the city continued on duty from the
time OF the first alarm, but were not al
lowed 70 throw'any water or.make any
effort to save the property OF the railroad
company. They consequently directed
ne,r hs ~ s,Ia 81 sGy pl.ss.S PrSpg.,
this they we're mainly, successful. al
though nix dwelling and sash factory,
located near the round houses were de-
stroyed early In the day. When the
Union building depot was fired, followed
by the Pan Handle Offices, panic seized
the citizens, who had up TO this time
calmly folded their arms and looked on.
1t was feared that the confiagration would
sweep the entire portion OF this city south
IL the Pan Handl Railroad tracks, as.
many OF the buildings were small frames,
bee department OF Allegheny, which had
been held in readiness in: case Of an out
break on that side ofthe river, was SUM
lmoned to assist in staying the progress of
the flsnos., The Pan Handle Railroad
building was the last one in tho line, and
the Allegheny department was pIeced on
Seventh avenue to check the progress of
the flames in that direction. When this
tory between Seventh avenue and Mill
vale station, q distance Of three miles,
was mass Of flames, the railroad COM.
pany's property being all between the
south side or Liberty and the Bluff Hill
extending 'frem Seventh avenue to Mill
vale. The houses on the hillside, although
badly scorched, were not destroyed.
~ rHr ywoRsr AppApENrIx ovrR.
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AT an adjourned meeting OF the citi-
zens, held this afternoon, vigilance conf
mittee was organized to prevent further
Obstruction or property. IL was repeat
edly recruited, and each member was
first provided with q bass ball bal, but
these were afterward exchanged for
gums. They were designated by white
ribbons on their arms. As soon as the
force was organized they marched to
seventh avenue, where hundreds OF spec
tators who had been waiting for some one
70 lead, joined with them In preventing
further incendiarism. The Indications
now are that, the reign Of tho mob Is
over although threats have been made
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