The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-26

/ thiOt "hN NHNNt NhhtAhAt i1t hhlu luNt
In his opinion II was not the lulI be-
fore the storm, but the breaking up.
The dispatches generally report af-
fairs moro quiet and peaceful, aud It
was decided that no further action
should be taken by the government
for the present.
II Ia noticed, however, that emana-
lions from the cabinet gives tho sItua.
tion an over cheerful look,
sr. Louis, July 25.--At tho labor
meeting last night, one speaker said
they had seven thousand stand OF arms
IN their possession, at which there
were cries OF "Iot us have them and
we viii use themin
Another speaker charged tie blood,
shedding at baltimore aud plttsLurg
upon the president OF tho unlted
States. lie sent the army into tAelr
midst to put down men struggling for
their rights,
a series OF resolution, framed by the
executive COMMITTEE of tho Working
mems Party Of the United States, were
adopted.
They declare that they viii not hold
themselves responsible for any acts OF
violence that may be committed, but
will do all In their power to assist Ia
keeping order and preventing vio-
lence, Their motto il ''Death to all
thieves, ncendlarles and mnrderers.n
They recommend u general strike Of
all branches OF industry, for eight
hours for u days work aud call upon
legislatures for the enactment of the
eight hour law.
After the meeting had adjourned q
procession formed, which, after march
Ing through number OF streets crossS
Cd the river TO East St. Louis, whorea
number ofspeeches were made. 1t IL
understood they will visit all places
where mechanics and laborers are ems
ployed and endeavor to get them to
join In the strike.
SCRANTON, PA, July %. The ex-
element here IL intense. All trains
ON the Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western road have been stopped.
When tho mail train from Bling.
hu far Maui N..rly
M, two passenger cars We're detached
by tho strikers, who said nothing but
mails should run.
Superintendent Halstead said the
mail cars should not run unless tho
passenger cars We're also permitted.
This made the strikers very indignant.
The superintendent being firm, how
ever, the mails were taken from tho
car, which was promptly switched of
on siding.
| The strikers telegraphed at once TO
the state authorities that the company
refused TO run the mail, and that they
would, II necessary, furnish iiremen
and engineers.
A dispatch TO the same effect was
seut TO the postoillee authorities al
Washington.
The streets are thronged with mon
from the mines, railroads and iron
mills
BAITIMoRE, July 20.--All Ia quiet
In the city this morning. Passengera
trains over the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and baltimore, the Northern Cen.
trail and Baltimore aud Potomac rails
roads are moving with regularity.
On the Baltimore and Ohio road the
passenger trains are running to Wash
ington and the west. The regular pas
senger train which left Camden alta.
ton yesterday moraing for Cincin-
natl, arrived,
PHILADELPHIA, July 25,-AlTquiet
at West Philadelphia depot, and no
trouble Is anticipated.
Passenger trains are moving pronlpt-
ly and some freight il being sent to
New York. but none west.
At the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad the same quletness prevails.
The rails which were torn up In the
vicinity OF Reading have been relaid
and business Is moving this morning
on schedule time
They were this morning only little
behind time, aud the regular trains
left that city for Baltimore this morn
ing.
New York, July President
sloan, OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railroad has Issued the
following lowing to the unsettled
condition Of transportation the coal
sale Of 10000 tons, advertised for this
day, Is Indefinitely postponed
President Hoyt, OF the Pennsylvania
coal company, notifies the public that
the coal sale advertised to-day will not
take place for the same reasons as
given by President Sloan.
ALBANY, N. Y, July IS --Genersl
Carr telegraphs that all Is quiet at
West Albany. The troops ate In pos-
session Of The round and height
houses.
Freight can be sent without any
trouble. Everything here isuplel aud
no further disorder Is approhended.
Dispatches from all parts OF the
state are satisfactory. The govefnot
thinks the trouble IA entirely under
control.
LouIsvILsE, Ky, July %. 1.-The ex-