The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-28

her OF hands resumed work Ia the rail.
road shops.
CHICAGO, July G,--Ihoro were no
riotoua demonstration here this morn
Ing up 20 II o'clock.
WASHINGTON, July ~. Warren
County-'rhe morning mail train on
the Morris aud Essex railroad, was
boarded by tho strikers here
Tho passenger oars were cut loose,
aud the engine and the mail ear
ordered on, Tho railroad company
lelegraphed TO take all or none.
An hour and halfcablnel was held.
No action. The adyIsablllty Of organ-
iSlng the government clerks into com.
panies or battaIions, Tor tho protection
of public property wAs discussed.
Advloes from the strike In various
sections continue to be- encouraging,
as read IN the cabinet.
ST. LOUIS, July s7,-The cltI1ens
being finally armed, equipped and
organized, have commenced work,
Twelve companies with brcech-loadIng
guns took position,
General Noble, with four hundred
men under Captain sllas Bent, march,
ed TO the union depot, which the RIOT.
ors have virtually hclda since Tuesday.
Tho hattalions dissolved into compa-
nles with loaded guns, aud charged
the crowd With fixed bayonets, driving
them out Of the depot and yards, and
the apparent leader was arrested.
The authorities announce that the
depot will be held and interference
with trains there prevented. Guards
will be furnished Tor oil factories, pro.
prietors OF which wish TO resume
work.
The executive committee OF the
wcrkingmen's party is In session at
Fifth and Blddie streets, and large
crowd surrounds the hall, but no or
ders have been issued.
The committee Of the strikers have
been telegraphing TO the leaders Of the
organization In other cities, asking
for advice.
Many OF the large business houses
remain closed to-day but will open
tomorrow.
The president OF the merchants cx-
change has issued notice that tho
exchange will resume business to-mor-
row.
The streets are less crowded, and
there Is general impression that the
worst is over.
The Missouri Pacific railroad com-
menced running freight trains to day
both ways, and announces that the
road Ia open for business.
The 81. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern railroad has not yet decided
to commence suit.
A heavy rain during the early part
OF the day, has had considerably to do
in dispensing the crowd, and dampen-
ing the arder OF the mob element.
CHICAGO, July ~. The seat Of the
local war has been moved even farther
away from news centers than yester-
day. IL Is now In the vicinity OF Ar.
cher avenue and Halstead street, some
four miles away.
The mob gathered there at an early
hour this morning, but not in great
force, aud no contests have taken place
AZ yet.
At noon II was reported that crowds
were gathering far out OH the prailie,
and were contemplating n descent with
the stock yards gang
No ears are ellowed to run on Hal.
stead street, north OF the Viaduct.
None are running on Clinton and JET
ierson streets. The rioters tried to stop
some other lines, without success.
Some laborers at The western avenue
stable struck this evening, and formed
In line, intending to force other stables
in the strike, but they were dispersed
by the police.
A meeting OF the sailors and steve.
doors, on the corner of Lake aud
Water streets, was broken up prema-
turely by the police.
The guardians OF South. Side gas
works become alarmed at the flying
rumors prevalent short time prevl,
Gus, called for reinforoements, which
were sent.
The railroads are recommending
business, both freight and passenger.
They have had no trouble with
their men at any time, except
In relation to wages, II IL believed
they have generally compromised
the question or left II to arbitration.
The officials and men are equally re.
tivent on the subject.
The Illinois Central took thirty-one
cars OF grain this morning aud are
running all trains as usual. Their
men, with few exceptions, appeared
at their shops this morning ready for
duty. Their behavior is highly COM
mended by the officers
The Michigan Southern Is running
all passenger trains eas; and west and
on all their branches.
A Reward offered Tor Rvery fndisn
Killed IN the Dehdwood Country.
DEADwoop, July 7.-The mass
meeting to organlzs for self defense
was well attended. The county COM