The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-31

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yesterday afternoon. They expresse
themselves perfectly satisfied and vi
not strike. No through freight hs
been shipped from here on account q
the strikes at Parsons and Sedalis
Several cars If stock where ready To g
North. nut were returned to the stocl
yards and unloaded.
At BOONvIII.E.
Boonville Mo. July 25.-On tn
arrival Of two freight trains IN th
city on the NJ, X Il T r. X. yesterda,
afternoon, orders were received from
the strikers in Sedalia to run on side
track and remain till q compromis
was effected between the strikers an,
the Company.
IT. Louis UNDER ARMS.
st. Innis, %, 10 .. m.-Thins
seem tn In more quiet this morning
Great apprehensions were indulge,
yesterday and last night. of a riot. bu
the citizens effected military organi
za,ion last night and Gen. A. j. Smith
is in command Of the ward companies
No trains left East side this morn
ing except on the Walash-the boat.
north and south are crowded witL pas
sengers. who cannot get home BY rail
the hotels are filing up and the end i
not yet.
No MORE rIEI,;IITS
st. Louis. July %. 11:50.-Al
the roads running out Of Chicago and
st. Louis, refused to receive freight
for shipment in any direction ye>ter
day. Mr.. Robinson. General Freigh,
agent of the NJ. X. 4 T. has given
70 all the agents. Of that
road, to receive no more freight's al
present. On the Iron Mountain the
strikers side tracked a train load si
stock at Poplar Bluff yesterday, refns.
ing to bring it into -. Louis.
TRAIN TURNED BACH.
The Chicago Il Alton passenger
train which was to have left the Union
Depot at 1:45 this morning. did no!
start until 8 o'clock, the train moved
slowly through the tunnel and across
the bridge until it reached a point jus:
beyond the Relay depot, there crowd
stopped it, and the entire train incln,l.
ing the mail car, returned to this side
Of the river. The employees Of the st.
Louis Reef Canning Company struck
this morning.
STRIKE EXTENDING; TO MANUFACTORIES
St. Louis, July %, 12. p. m.-Lu.
Gus market place showed signs Of life
early this morning by nine o'clock
about 300 men gathered around the
stand. and few minutes later the
employees Of Filley's stove foundry
marched up in procession, kuhl and
Munar'i representing the German and
English branches Of the working men:
party. respectively announced from the
stand that there would be no proceed
ings at that time.
TROOPS FOR BUFFALO.
New York, July 25.-The eighth
Of this city. numbering SOC
men have been ordered to Buffalo. and
will start this morning.
THE SRIKE EXTESDING.
st. Louis. July %. 2:i5 p. m.-The
strikers, about three hundred strong.
went To the levee about noon. and
made all the laborers engaged in load
ing and unloading heats. quit work and
Join their procession.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC PEOPLE.
st. Louis. July %, $50 p. m.-As
the Pacific railroad hal acceded to the
full demand Of their employees. the
action Of the strikers compelling the
men to quit work. was deprecated by
every one. and the consequence was a
Of the order last evening,
and trains were run ~ usual. The
men returned to the shops and a bet-
ter feeling is manifested since
the taking Of the last action.
It is thought that the resembling Of
the order to stop the Missouri Pacific
will induce the roads to come Ia terms
for the sake Of a peaceful solution Of
existing difficulties. No trains have
passed here either way since $50
o'clock but the Bellville accommodation.
which has just left for that city.
THE STRIKE At LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. Ky. July 25.-The
excitement here is high this morning
business seems suspended and citi
zens are organizing. la5orers are gath
ering to the number Of several thous.
and-an attempt was made to burn
the Louisville Nashville and Southern
railroad Office at ) o'clock last night.
but failed.
STRIKERS THROW A PASSENGER TRAIN
FROM THE TRACK.
NEW York. 25.-The Pacific ex
press on the Erie railroad which left
here at Z o'clock last night, VA,
thnowu frnu, tho tracE ohns,t 2 u,slo.