Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

he on the 25,h tho graph reports the gang
are about of thine material as that OF
It, yesterday andpersed when the Po"e'
LED fired at them. her branches OF the 70.
re called workinaen have scattered Oh
'p- over town. Tun:on stock rolling m'''s
and maleable irworks have been closed
ne and their five hired hands are id'e' Ano
Of mob were max, at last accounts 10,
he McCormick's q reaper works, ana VIII
Ia there meet wit,pposition. A gang arc
b running the str cars into the stables on
u-|the south side. he railroads ere 10 sta'u
). quo, with the ssepger and mail trains
IN running, exceptn few cases. Inc
II north side mob The most disorderly ano
le|is busy breakin windows wherever re-
/ sisted. The Pink distillery has oeen
elseized by them d the propfietors have
= called for Unu States troops, Inc
g strikers drove G police back from tue
north side rollig mills, aud they were
!, compelled to rern to their station. Many
arrests have bee made, chiefly OF vsga'
bonds and THEW who constitute the MOB.
Troops will arrh this afternoon from the
Iodian country. The swearing in OF spe-
Icial police is progressing rapidly. Some
sailors struck tonight, but this movement
met with little uccess. About $50 veter-
ans arc now ennlled. Vast numbers are
said to be assembling in the lumber dis
tricts. Early this morning fifteen OF
twenty roughs boarded the outgoing
train on :he Illinois Central and COM
PEELED the engineer to return. The str'k'
freight cars were thrown , o}f tie hh1e% fseR. A
This day the Chicago and Philadelphia
Boards of Trade adopted resolutions re-
|questing the President to use such force
by the increase of the military force OF
the nation, not only to suppress all unlaw.
full violence, but to secure protection
against any recurrence of the same.
Trains were stopped at Ontario, Canada,
and the Mayor of Patterson. N. j., vas
notified by several mill owners that their
property had been threatened by the
striking silk weavers, ard that they will
hold the city responsible tor any damages
they may suffer from the mob.
Large crowds of men were SUI ring
through the streets Of St. Louis, and re-
fusing permission to depart of any but
he postal Car, which the company refused
IN turn.
On the 9th, the mob began to mass on
Archer Avenue, four miles from yester-
lays scene of riot. The horse cars were
stopped. and during the night tramp
hot and killed James White, of the Board
# Trade, as he was patro'ling his beat
As the roads were quietly resuming bust
less, a compromise was suspected
At st. Louis large crowd had been inI
possession of the Union Depot several
lays. At IL q. m. Gen'l Noble with 1901
nen took possession and drove out the
mob at the point of the bayonet, arrest
ng the leader. At Columbus, Ohio. the
manager of the P. G. and St. Louis road
ffered to pay all returning men for time
ost in the strrke-many responded, but
reight business will not be resumed "un
Il the citizens take hold of the matter !,
heir own interest. At indianapolis the
[rikers consented to resumption of busi-
ess, an arrangement having been made
nth the roads.
On the 2Sth the Pennsylvania road was
gain opened for business, but rumors of
ew outbreaks at Albany, N. Y. caused
'unicipal and military occupation of
'ilroad property. The same day the
layor of Chicago announced the end of
,e disturbance, and Governor Carroll, OF
Iaryland, withdrew requests for NOR.
oops.
The riot al Chicago on the 2sth was a
nous affair-the police had fight with
'e mob. Is Of the latter being wounded.
squad of mounted veterans, with dravpI
bres, charged the Sixteenth street mob.
ID 100 OF the rioters were wounded andI1
n killed outright. Six policemen we're I
ounded, two boys killed, aud one police
an reported killed.
On the 18TH inst, q mob holding the
lice in check, the I'd Regiment of
ounted horse was called out, and at
on. the artillery reaching the scene Of
sorder, the becoming of cannon showed
At the regulars had opened on the mob
tn grape and canister. The mob on the
nth side began with 1000 and became a
altitude before noon.
they showed savage bravado and fear
sness itself. However, when 800 police 4
arged on them, they broke up after q
encounter. They reunited again Z
'rtly and prepared for another cncoun.
at Sixteenth St. and Halstead yiaduct.
interchange Of shots, stones and in. .,
;tives succeeded. Then the police be- 7
reinforced, broke into the mob withlcl
ell that was heard for blocks awav. b,
9 achievements, consisting of a uewI
lad OF police and company Of armed ~
AIRY, began, in conjunction with the
ice a deadly onslaught, the results of
ich are 'mperfect'y known and are w.
lsly reported. One report, which il -
badly exaggerated, says ~ were killed :
! $50 wounded. Id
his broke up the mob for a time. butlI
y soon gathered again. A gang of theI p
b ran passenger train of the track at
'elfth street. and after allowing the "
sengers to escape. smashed the win. leg
Va and furniture of several cars. Wo ~
n aided in the fight, shooting from the