The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

EtLsE 3-tcE u Tue hLssI5u SIfaHtc Af'I
the Balkans was realized to-day when
it vas learned that 10000 men hal
gone through Hamkai Pass ana TIA; the
artillery are on the way.
The Tine, London-pera corrrsy Dad
ent teiegraphs TIA. the Turk. are utter.
ly demoralized by the Russian advance
over the Balkans, AMI doubts if any
substantial opposition will Us made 10
the Russian movement on Adri>uople.
There is great Consideration in Con
s..n,inople aud fears OK Turk. h ire, "
venting itself op Christians. En- land
is flooded with frantic demands for in.
slant intervention London i excited.
but there - 80 presen, pfcsJect u IN
rf.r,nce until the Pote sues f0r
pesce.
RUTLAND. Vt June Civ her T. w
Park built the L-banon Springs Rail-
road he borrowed $500. 900 of Comno
dore Vanderbilt, and secured the lean
by mortgage of, the Western Railroad
"a the Union Trust Co. which held
bonds for Vanderbilt, seven years ago
Vanderbilt brought suit in Vermont
courts to foreclose the mortgage and
Park defended il on the ground that
Vanderbilt had agreed TO take bonds
10 the amount OF the mortgage in the
New York. Boston & Montreal X. r.
Eandcrb 1t afterwards sued Park IN the
[. s Court on his own susrantee #
this mortgage. These sn,,s have been
settled by arrangements satisfactor, 10
Park and To- day decree was taken be
fore Judge Dun,on forcclo,iug the mort
gage in favor OF the Union Trus, Co :,
expiring on the LIST day of August. aud
the suit against Park in the [. 5.
Court is discontinued
BALTIMORE, July 2l--The Governor
called on the President for troops this
morning. and the latter directed the
commandant at Fort McHenry to send
all the available force. Gen. Hancock,
Of New York was ordered to send three
companies to- day to Baltimore.
The Tribune says that for some time
there has been rumors afloat that one
of the State Collectors Of Internal Rev.
enue for this State is to be removed.
These rumors have been frequently de-
MED. but are now stated to DE abso-
lntely fact. There are imputations
against his management Of the funds
while in Office. aud that these have been
brought to the sttention Of the President
who is determined to take immediate
action
WASHINGTON. July 2l-General Nc
Dowell transmits q telegram from Aide
Lieut.. Keller. in which he says volun-
teers of the character and status Of those
operating with Gen. Howard would be
worse than useless. If you had been
here during their operations. am sure
you would discourage the use Of volun-
teers in any emergency.
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-The Police
Commissioners have issued an order, in
view Of the prevail ng riot, to dose all
the bar rooms and other places where
liquor is sold Martial law il threat
ened
Nc trains arrived or left Camden sta.
ton after last night. There was no To-
terruption on the Baltimore and Poto-
mac. or the Northern Central rail- DAD
BALTIMORE, July al-2:3O A. NJ
The governor has issued the followi, :
BALTIMORE. Md. July 2l-Pro, IA
nation Whereas. The rioto d., II on.
stration that took place in this city last
evening ev,nces a spirit of lawle.sne.s
which. If not suppressed must end in
the ruin Of vest interests and d.s,ruc-
tion Of the large amount, of property
OF our citizens. now, therefore /. John
Lee Carroll. Governor of MARYLAND
hereby issue this, my proclamation,
calling upon the law abiding citizens
OF Baltimore 10 aid in the malutaiuance
OF quiet, and ! hereby command all
persons not to assemble for the pur.
I nose of the violation If thu Low No : ,
retire forthwith TO their respective
homes, warning them that persistence
IN these violent proceedings will com.
pei resort To the strongest measures for
the re-establshu.ent of peace ard order
in our midst
Signed, john LEE CARROLL.
Governor.
The Erie Seventh District National
Guards have been ordered Ia Piitsburg
transportation being arranged
PrrTsBuRs, July 2t-At u meeting
OF strikers this morning. in which engi-
neers. conductors, stokers and brake.
men participated. full discussion on the
situation Was had. composed OF each #
the above classes. appointed 10 inter
view Mr.. Pitcairn. Superintendent Of
the Western Division At this inter
view. which took place this morning.
the men made substantial demand