The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-26

\ strong force Of militia g = West
Albany. Wednesday n.or1ing Trouble
WAS not expected there; afterwards the
9rh New York was stoned while pass
ing in the train through TIE CRY.
CLEVELAND. July 45.-Th- strikers
have closed all the saloons al Collin
wood. and will allow no disorder or de-
struction Of property. unless the mill
tia attempt 70 start the tr.ius Prr-i-
den. Wander oilt declines 70 make any
concession, % the strikers. Livestock
is dying here OF thirst Cars Of head
fowls make q terrible stencil
Late advices from Memphis. Tonnes
see, stat. that there Is little prc>ptc, Of
any railroad trouble in that vicinity. ~
least a. preset
: dispatch from Little Rock, Ark.
says no strike is expected there.
TOLEDO. July Mitchell and Row
land lumber co,npsny's employees have
struck.
, To-day the eastern passenger train
+ arrived on time from Erie. No through
trains or mails from the cas-. to-day
! The Wabash has not yet struck. but
probably will tomorrow.
! CINCINNATI. July 25 The middle
span Of the Cincinnati, Georgetown Il
Portsmouth narrowgause lailroad
bridge, over the Little Miami River.
about two miles above Linwooi. Ani
within ten miles Of this city, fell nj
three O'Clock this afternoon, precipitat
ing fifteen laborcrs a distance Of some
/ fifty feet. Three were instantly killed;
! one has since died: two others were ia
/ tally injured. and eight more or less
severely wounded. The accident is at
I tributed to weak tresslc.
PROVIDENCE, July 25-The laborers
/ on the new Massachusetts and Rhode
Island railroad left work to day be.
cause the contractor is bshiud with
pay.
PHLApELPHIA. July 25-At West
Philadelphia all the passenger trains
are moving regularly on the u ain line.
and the New York division claim to
have re.established freight traffic be-
tween Philadelphia and New York
A meeting in the hall of the so called
working men was dispersed to-day by
the police fearing incendiary acts at
! Shenandoah
The miners of the Philadelphia Coal
| Company. Numbering over 800 have
| struck against the reduction Of wages
| from 10 to 2j per cent.
HoRNELsvILLE. n Y. July %
] The remainder Of tho 23l Regiment
/ from Brooklyn arrived this mornln. at
S o'clock. They found the track torn
/ up. AS the train advanced it was re-
laid, but the strikers moving forward
tore up more. Squads of soldiers were
ordered to proceed ahead They dis
psrsed the crowd, but the rails had also
! been removed mile east Of there.
! BRIcHAMpToN. July 25-To-day the
track was torn up here to delay the
/ trains
New YORK, July 25-The special
police have charge Of the car shops of
the Pennsylvania railroad beyond
Hackensack river. The sth militia
| guard the bridges over the Hackenssck,
Passaic and RAritan rivers. At Jersey
City and Hackensack abut,resses are
large guard of private watchmcn.
Evidently the proclamation of Presi-
dent Hayes has cleared the highways III
| the vicinity
| BALTIMORE, July %. Woods.
Weeks & Co. proprietors of the Balti-
more Sugar Refinery. have made an as
signuent. Liabilities, 800. 800, of
which $4,000 is secured by mortgage
upon private property aud collaterals
Of various kinds; assets estimated by
creditors at $264, 900. and by Woods,
Weeks Il Co, at 100000 Their re-
finery, which cost over 500, 900 is val
ued Icy creditors at only 100000.
! BALTIMORE. July 25-Col. Scott in
formed employees Of the Northern Cen
| trail Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
he would lay their application for re-
/ storation OF wages before the directors
! as soon as 1t could have immediate no
tice. The shopmen then resolved to
| continue work. The trainmeu meet to-
! morrow
ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 2j.-Thc
Mayor ordered the mob parading the
streets To- night to dispersc. but instead
! they marched around threatening the
citizens. hoo'iug a, the Mayors Office
and stoning policemen. until the 18th
, regiment suddenly arrived and dis
! persed them.
SYRACUSE. July Is Freight con.
ductors. firemen aud brakemen at East