The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28

one cars OF grain this morning, and are run
ming all trains as usual. Their men, with
few exceptions, appeared Mt the car.shops
this morning ready for duty. Their be-
havior Is highly commended by the officials.
The Michigan Central is run ming all passen-
ger trains on time east and west, and on
all their branches.
A PROMINENT CHICAGO MERCHANT KILLED
THE STATUS OF THE VARIOUS ROADS CEN
. TRING IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 27.-James S.Wbite, re-
spected member OF the Merchants. Ex-
change, was killed by person he had ar
rested while on patrol. The murderer
escaped. sa'> .s.-',n'@'
The freight department will lie ready to
90 to work with the old force as soeH as it
Is certain that the company's property will
be protected from the mob.
The Chicago, burlington and Quincy
Messenger trains are running along the
Quincy line without trouble. The freight
trains are not running, and nothing definite
regarding the time OF running them is
known. but the officers expect no further
trouble. The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern is sending passengers through rs
usual, but freights are small on tue me.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Paclnc buSl-
ness is resumed on every branch ana IN every
department. All trains are on time. om
the Chicago and Northwestern, although al
disturbances have subsidized, trains are not
running OH some branches.
The Chicago, Alton and st. Louis roaa
remains quiet, and will not remove any
rolling-stock. 1t is not safe to do so. 1he
Fort Wayne road will start out passenger
train some time to-day, but freightlng Is
stagnant. The Baltimore and ONO ROAD Is
sending out no freight. Mails have gone
ont on all roads except the Chicago and
Alton and Fort Wayne. The latter refuse
to carry mails without troops.
THE COMMUNISTS THREATEN TO RrRN CHI
WASHINGTON, July 27.-A dispatch from
Chicago announces that the communists
had threatened to burn the city. The Gov
eminent has large body OF troops there
and in the vicinity, and others can be sent.
if necessary. .......
ROADS IN THE HANDS OF UNITED STATES RE-
CEIrERS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July 2I.-FearS OF an
outbreak yesterday have subsidized. Unltea
States Marshal Roe notified the public that
the Ohio and Mississippi and st. Louis and
Southern railroads are in the hands OF re-
ceivers of the United States Court, and he
will exert all his power to protect them ac-
cording TO Cabinet instructions and orders
Of the United States Court. The marshal
has appointed three special deputies for the
Southern Illinois, with full powers to pre-
vent unlawful interference with the ST.
Louis and Sout heastern railroad.
ARREST OF SANS CULOTTES LEADERS-THElR
ATTEMPTED RESCUE FRUSTRATED.
PEORIA, ILL. July GA number OF
leaders OF the mob were arrested by the po-
lice last night and lodged i'll Jail. The fol-
lowers were deferred from attempting their
rescue BY a few blank shots. This morning
the leaderless mob is dcmoraliZed. Every
messenger train went out on time, escorted
by q squad of troops. 1t is believed the
trouble is over here, though the troops Will
remain for the present. Additional arrests
were made to-day.
TIE STRIKE on THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
JOLIET, ILL, July 27.-The strike on the
Michigan Central is ended. Mr.. Alderman.
yicc.prcsidcnt Of the Illinois Central, tc!e-
graphed to the Governor that theSstrikers
are holding the road at Mattoon, Decatur.
Effingham, and Carbondalc. The Governor
replied that he had issued an order that the
S!criil.S along that road must protect 1t III
running It's trains at all hazards.
RAILROAD MEN ARRAYED AGAINST coMAr-
NlSTS.
CHICAGO, July 2I.-The railroad en-
plovcs propose TO organize 4 grand army 10
put down communists. whose riotous con-
duct they disavow and denounce. The
Board OF Trade resumed business this after
noon.
TIE MAYOR OF CHICAGO CALLS UPON THE ClTl-
ZENs' ORGASIZATrON TO CONTINUE IN FORCE.
CHICAGO, July 27.-The last proclamation
of the Mayor says: "The citizens organlZa-
ton must continue in force, as the cause OF
the trouble is not local and not yet removed.
All such organizations should form them
selves into permanent bodies, to continue on
duty and report regularly as heretofore.
STRINGENT ORDERS FOR POLICE
CHICAGO. July 2I.-Orders for policemen
have been changed so that to-day they have
authority to shoot down any man VINO IN
terferes with them in the discharge OF their
duty. and who is belligerent As riotcr.
QUIET AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 27.-There were no. riotouS
demonstrations here this mornin" up to II
O'Clock.
New York.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAINS RESUMED
BLOCKADE OF FREIGHT TRAFFIC. on LAKE
SHORE ROAD.
BUFFALO, y. Y, July 2I.-Pa>Senger
traffic on all roads except the Canada South
ern has been resumed. Freight trains on
the New York Central, Erie, and on some
minor lines are running on time. There Is
a complete blockade of freight traffic on the
Lake Shore. neineers refused to run with
green hands.
STRIKERS RETURNED TO WORK on THE DELLA
WARE, LACKAwASSA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD. .a-r.o ..R .
NEW YORK, July 2I.-The superintendent
OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and W estern
railroad telegraphed from Hoboken to Ere
sident Sloan that committee OF engineers
had waited on him to say that they wanted
to 60 to work ut once at the company
terms, providing the tiremen be allowed to
do the same as soon as they confer with tue
general committee, with the proviso that the
company give them their old pay as soon as
times get better, which President sloan
agreed to.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC RESUMED.
NEW YORK, July 2I.-Superntendent
Toucey said to-day that all trains on the
New York Central and Hudson River rail-
roads were running on time, and there was
no trouble at any point. Trains on the Can
ada Southern railroad were to have conf
menced running this morning. Freight is
taken to all points, and pa>>enser-tickets
are likewise issued.
ALL QUIET IN BUFF AL0-LlVE STOCK SUI
FERIAG-MANY DYING.