The Morning herald., 1877-07-28

way of demonstration.
EVERYTHING QUIET.
Everything is quiet throughout the city
1t has been asccrtained that during the day
a number of
THREATENING NOTICES
have been received by parties to whom, for
various reasons, the mob are hostile. W.
T. Coleman, President of the Safety Com
mittee, received notification that his city
residence would be burned tonight; also,
his establishment at San Rafael.
A few suspicious characters collected in
his neighborhood during the evening No
tices were served on the Swan brewery and
two or three manufacturing establishments
that the torch would be applied tonight.
One of the latter was informed that he
would be let off on the payment OF $3.50, to
which he acceded TO save trouble.
BACKING DOWN.
Korbel Bros, proprietors of the South
Park saw mills, largely engaged iu The man.
d Gacture Of cigars, discharged their Chinese
employees and advertised for white girls and
boys to fill their places.
CHINESE GOING HOME.
The steamer Belgic sails for Hong Kong,
'-morrow, with an unusually large passen-
ger list. There seems to be an impression
that the hoodlums are taking a rest to-n night
and that fresh outbreak may be expected
Tonight.
ANOTHER FIRE ALARM.
An alarm OF fire has just been turned in
from the corner of Fourth and Berry sts'
This l. in the immediate neiehborhood Of
the depots and Offices of the railroad COM
pany. The sky is brilliantly lighted up in
that direction.
THE FIRE UNDER CONTROL.
The fire proves to have been in the lum-
ber yard at the foot of Fourth street. The
police and vigilantes are in attendance, but
there is no excitement, and the fire is al
ready under control, and nearly extinguish>
ed with but little damage.
BAD REPORTS FROM soMERv1LLE.
ELIZABETH, N. j., July 27-Reports were
| received that the depot was fired by strikers
from Phillipsburg, and the track torn up at
the junction of the Central and the Phila-
delphia and Bound Bronx Roads. ~" >
however, were contradicted.
All passenger trains here run on time
One hundred and fifty armed men from
Flemincton accompanied the morning trair
tn somervile, where 200 armed citizens as.
sisted the Sheriff.
Five rioters werss arrested, among then
tho who threatened the engineers. Their
Is no riot here or at somervi7le. The troop
and armed. .citizens are too strong.
PRECAUTIONS AT YOUNGSTOWN.
MoRR1sTowN, N. j., July 27-At mid
night. last night. U. s. Senator Randolph
h,camo alarmed lest the rioters from tn,
, neigbboring mines should attempt 10 seiz
the battery of guns used for salutes a
Washipgtop's headquarters, and he there
, FIRE went with some men and dismantelet
J the cannon so that they could not be used
Toev to da,
and taken 10 the Court House for safet,
and use if required.
PASSENGER TRAINS ALLOWED TO RUN.
The Sheriff has a Posse ready of $50 me-
TO start for Port Morris, but a despatcl
inst received from Superintendent Reasone
says the man have promised at that pointt
interfere with no passenger trains Will
their committee is in session at Scranton
No freight trains are to be run.
TIE pHILL1PsBURG STRIKERS.
DOVER, N. j., July 27-The strikers a
Phi,lipsburg refuse to allow any train t.
leave there on the Morris and Essex Roa
To-day. The morning mail going west vii
90 as near Phillippsburg as possible, an
then return to New York.
THE GOVERNOR AND TROOPS LExvE AL
TooNA FOR THE WEST.
ALTOONA, Pa, July 27-Gov. Hartranf
and staff, with two large trains of soldiers
: left here for the west at 1890 a. m. Every
, thing is quiet here now.
ANOTHER RAILWAY CONDUCTOR KILLED
LEBANON. Pa, July 27-John Heck, c
Auburn, conductor, while crossin bo
car, was struck by bridge and killed laf
night, near Bunker Hill Station, on th
Lebanon and fremont Railroad.
u PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STRIKERS AT