davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Viruinia Female Institute
sTAUNT y, VIRGINIA

NThUNTyN, NIHBINIA.
DEV. Il. Il. PHILLIPS, RECTOR, AZ
IL SISTED by full corps OF experienced
officers. The Sd annual session will com
rnence September 18th, 1877. BuilJlngs
40 .cious, with gas and hot and cold
water. Heated by steam. Extensive
VrOUnds. Patronage from 10 States.
school Z ~ ciass. Terms moderate. seven
ohurcnes within three minutes walk.
r'or cata % Ie address the Rector.
lyZ5ego
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Moh az AIIrmIoMn,Pn

ALLrNrowS, july "a mob, mead :
hya band ni music Paradcd throar %
Hamilton street n. iHr H. Centre square.
when the MAYOR ordered them I" 4 dr.
pcrsc. The music dad so, but the m,r
proceeded to the Fr-t uud Sixth wari..
making threats, and lstor marched 10 the
Mayor, office, ho ting and yelling Thr
police took several drums from them, but
were unable lo make any arrests, ar.'
were stoned by Tia" mob The Fourth
regiment having poctrdiy srrlye1.
frightened %" rlotcr-, and they dI-
uur-tN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
VIII Not Strikg.

BosroS, MAss., July 23.-ltis reported
that n mosscugcr rom the Baltimore
AID Ohio railroad has been on the East
orn and Boston and Maine railroad, b..
citing tbs employees % strike, but Na-
unsuccessful. The men, although dl--At
islicd with the present pay, don't dcom
a .i-ikr advisable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Ehe Situation at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, July 24.-The civil su-
thorities OF the city hsve assumed COM
pete control. Everything is running
quietly. The emergency police are ar
resting sll suspicious persons and sending
them 10 the penitentisry. 1t may be
that many Innocent persons will suffer
Inconvenience by this mode of proceed. 4.
ure, but the determination is 70 restore
order The railroad strikers proper are
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25

aiding IN making arrests, and workmen
from various manufacturing establish
ments have joined with them. The stu
alton of the different railroads remains
unchanged; no compromlse, 80 far, on
any of them.
PITTsBUBGH, july 24-The city i as
quiet Is usual and business Is gradually
recovering from the effects of the intense
excitement OF the past few days. Tho
home military and vIgiaut committee
are doing etsctuaI work During the
day large number OF the r.ns
leaders in the riot were arrested ana
large amount of the goods carried ott
by the plunderers was recovered. The
arrests were m sde without resistance be.
ing offered Forty prisoners were
marched 10 the penItentiary under the
escort of one company Of the Washing
ton Infantry, without any attempt At q
rescue being made At seven O'Clock
this evening the remains of four q! the
Philadelphia military, killed in the riot
were taken TO Philadelphia. The re
mains were escorted 70 the depot by th5
Duquesne Grays regimen. The work
men at Jones X Lsugh ing eXtenslyc
iron works and the miner. along the lie
of the Castle Shannon rai.road quit work.
The men have not made any demonstrs.
tion, and none is expected whjl" the city
Is under martial law. Governor Hart
rantt arrived here this afternoon and. Is
making every effort to restore lh" peace
Oi the state
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
At Philadelphia.

PulLApELHHTA, July 24.-The Mayor
has issue. a proclamation thanking the
people for uaun.slniaS the public peace
H. says: oar pe p.o Sra engaged IN ii
duslrral pursuits and their earnings are
IN their dwelling houses. Ii rioters
should be allowed 10 obtain N hour :
control the humbIest woId suffer with
the weathie-t. The householiers woald
be compelled 10 repair the damage from
Their hard earned wages. There was II
more confident feeling among the mer-
chant. on Change this morning, but the
continuance OF strikes and the interrup-
tons 10 transportation ~ many ot the
railroad centres have partially Paraiyzed
business. A committee OF engineers and
fremen o.. tnr North Pennsylvania rail
road have demanded, IN der the tnres, Of
u strike, that the 10 per cent. reduction
be abolished. The President Of the com.
pauy promised an carly and definite
answer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Al st Louis,

>r Io,-rs luIv u All nAssenys-
avr-s.. osrs ,or .ba -.., wara .,nnnso
mi. n,rning hv the strikers One irsrD
IN the VsrdsI,s rsir-osd was SLOWED 70
~ o,,. hrr al others sra detsiret sud
-o ,nn-a vIt b.. na-r,i,..4 +, lesve m
,ba T.,dsIis linz Tba-e vs. M Ter.
- n,5.b ra.ts, or. IT. ws-a ~
inwe3 - 80 IN, m all r,sg. A. I'M.
II r. -, ~. ID. - ,hs
'-..,,, ~
-. 49,, 49,, a,4..l...r
.l,4 80 ,.is,anaafs-+ rasr,,r,.
- ,-.,f. =, -. -, L. Tbe
'..,r.s-'',,. - r,,,4,,,, -
.n;.'..s : a,.h.r absoIn,. 7,c,nrr
- 80 -. n,i,r, -, - thav r-onnsa
y, -, .bs ;.s"o 1,n.resnJ :resriy 10.
fnoI tr,o, soIs IN 80 - efac, ,b,s ,1av
viii mt a total embargo On the freight
and PASSENGER traffic. Their orgsnlzs.
lion increases il strength and periectness
hourly, but so long ss they are not in
t.r.erei with m their purpose 70 obtain
waa, they consider = fair and lust renum-
GRAFTON for their labor There will be
NO violence or disorder. but ltthev are
.o'I'",e oPP"s.' S,' "..' ~ - -
anu pr. -. ~ ,l "' P,,,,2 -, a.,
o'u ''.'.,'I -. 49,. -. -, MI ~
~. ''Ho'l ,So ,'nr, 10, o. Iess, :, nnd,I.
-, 10 - r'a.i,,.,..''I.. a mo-,
,-,1l.,I Th".,-,,.o-. min,
- ~ - - ~ o.,in', .ro,,
.n',,' a., US w. D. ,'''s +.o' ','' W,
~ wy. ~ - -, r ',',.i az ~
.''' NC ~ M ,'o ,rs,|
,.g I..-.,l .La' .'''' !, !, .'. Iao,n w.. y,bs,
-. -. 80 r.iiro.t ca,,'n,rr wi,
',.','''' ,'a,. -, b., ,,.aro io-,.,
" ,..,-I. u.,,. tn I.,o .dyicas rror
,r. ....,' s.y y,rs r,rp rr,Ip an the Ms
'''I 'I-i = psaif'. r..t ,... 'nt .,n,mat AM.
,r..r,..- ,,... Inn. tbs, tina irsi, * 80,
,,.I ..''I, ...,,., ,',',. -,
.''''' ',.' VIII '.' " Wv. ',.''''''
NC. LOUIS JulJ "a ne 'AecuI,F"
committee oil In' ''rlN'r' nave T''''hn NJ
.A" order 20 prevent PASSENGER Iralh'
lr"yins East ~. Louis ana i Is "N"'l
lhaI some trans VIII 'ea'e ths evening
y PaTI\ 'l StrlN''' 'I''Ve" '"' 'sN '"'H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
~ Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 2i-I;5J ?. 90
Nothing OF moment has occurred 10 dis
turb the quiet OF the city 20 lar to-day.
The success OF the police last nigh. u
holding the mob in check mas served 20
restore order at ali the depots. Ps,.rn-
ger trains are running regularly on the
Hamilton snd Day.on, Mar eta and
Cincinnati Little Mismi and Southern
railways \ locai t-eigh. may be started
this afternoon on Little Mlsml Freight
are running on the Marietta road. An
express train from Baltimore came in on
time on that rosd this morning. The
tact WAS amply demonstrated ear. = .his
morning that The firing 0i the OHIO and
Mississippi bridge across Nj. creek d.,
evening was not the work OF the strISer-.
After the fire At the bridge LaI been
quenlched and the drunken rioieF, had
tired of their wo-E, they repaired g.
point on the river road sufficient
IL remote - secure them from
the police, and At early dawn
completely Quilted al market and mliE
wagons that were coming into the city
at that hour. This morning three Of the
ringlesders OF this mob were arrested
and jailed The police commissioners
hsd sn informal meeting At Il &C ock
this morning, and completed prepars-
tions for sny possible emergency. 4
large number Of perso : hsve been sworn
in as specisl police.
CINCINSATI, July 24-Ihe msil Train
on the Hamilton and Dayton railroad
started ont at 2:30 o'clock, but vs.: .gOp-
ped IN the yard by the striker. from the
Ohio aud Mississippi railroad, who bosrd,
ed the engine, detached it, and run 1t
into the round house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
At Columbus

COLUMBUS, July u The Pittsburgh,
Ci-cinna,i and II. Louis striking fremeu
and b,akemer are very emphatic Z de
rguucing the actions of the mob yester-
day in .orcib.y closing up business es.sb
Hshmert- Ihey say. through 4 commit
tee. ms. while Trey are firm IL the pur-
poss OF maintaining the strike and pre-
venting the running Of freight train,
they utterly repudls,e all riotons, Incen-
diary and .swIess proceedings. and Wi.
d. sll il their power 70 brIug tie rioters
t. justice anG prevent repetition OF
their ezcesses. The strikers are thoroughly
organized and determined 10; 10 yield
They claim that they cs-not live IN
tae pre- ent compensation, and men are
discharged ifthey get in oebi. The strlk r
have resolved not - countensnce any
drunkenness or violence by any OF .le.r
number. The prompt sc:ion ~ the
police and citizens, last Light, Ess sp-
parertly had the effect Of demorsi ziul :
the rioters, very few OF whom have yei
been seen this morning. There Is much
les excitement on the streets than yes-
tsrdAy, ana grester feeling Of security,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
RECEIVERS SALE.
IUnn 4. RDu"y
Eg In tLAuCpTE.
James Barr

gu In tLAuCgTy.
James Barr.
In tn" Municipal Court ~ Wheeling.
By virtue Of % consent decree IN tn
above entitled cause, entered ny kali
Court the nth day Df June, M, the under.
signed Receiver gllI, on
wEDNFSDAl IA" 18th day al July, 1871
Beginning az O'Clock 4. NJ, proceed -
sell Al public auction, IN the store Room
No. IB2l Market street, to the highest aud
best bidder, the entlrl stock Of Jas Pix.
tuTe-, Plumber TDDls and Materials. OL
safe. Shelyirg -, &c also lsaD for th'
said sore room 80. lI2' Market street
which lease j. for one year from Marcel
3lst. III.
TEItE- % SAIL a,h.
W. LOUIS r. STEEL, Receiver.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
strong IndrrcurrcnI a, Snn FTnn.
cisco

SAN FRANcEco, July A-The cItI
has been "a quiet as u.uaI during tho day
bat there IL visible strong undorcuTroi
OF apprehension, which u strengthening
by the strong effort OF como rocKless ~
itators. Trcre i good deal OF tsiN {,
the effect that the mob will try II agarr
soon.
( Additional Dispatches on Fourth Page
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Signed J.

We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Virginia Female Institute,
of Staunton, Va. The thirty-third an
nual session will commence September
18th. Catalogues furnished on applies
ton 10 the Rector, Rev K. H. Philips
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
AItIpNpiauti

CLEVELAND, July 2i-hyer ything !.
quiet and there Is no tear Of violence
The strikers closed niI the saloon, 1T Col
lnwood and declared that there ,hsll
BE- no disturbance or destruction {
property unless the militia were ordered
u aid the railroad company IN starting
the trains President NArdorbllt- r..
ply to the striker Wa re civci this
morning. He declines 10 make any con
cessiOn. They claim that hey tried and
are willing to 60 operate with the com.
psny in caring for the 1--we stock. Owing
to mck Of water many of th" hog md
sheep and cstt are dying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
THE GRAIN ELEVATOR.

Mr.. Rogers begged of the men to
allow the building to be saved, and as
sured them that not railroad official
owned a dollar in it. he even told them
that he was willing to go before magis
trste with them and swear that 1t was
not railroad property. One man. who
seemed to know him personally, said:
"Thsts ali right l believe what that
man says" The good effect produced by
these remarks was instantly dlsslpated
when blatant ringleader yelled out:
ats owned by damned monopoly let
it burn" Others joined in the cry,
"down with the monopoly" and the -ele-
yator was doomed. 1t burned too slow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
THE STRIKE.
Situation Unchanged on B.
& 0. Road.
Scarcity Of Supplies Being
Felt.
B. & 0. Shops at Martins
burg Closed.
No Let Up to the Striking
Mania.
Nearly All the Prominent
Roads Now Involved.
Canadian Southern Catches
the Infection.
Fever Heat Excitement at
Reading, Penn'a
Soldiers Terrorized by the
Mob.
A Pennsylvania Company
Stack Arms,
Refusing to Fight the Riot
erS,
Refusing to Fight the Riot
erS,
And Distribute Cartridges
Among the Crowd.
Other Interesting News
from Various Points
Quiet AT Keyser-Scarciry OF Sup
plies BEING Felt.
kEYsER, w. Va, july "a

N h W A. ''Al
Special to the Register.
IL P. M-NothIng new ut keyser
All Is qlIet. Court is in session, and
there is less excitement than usual on
such days. Everybody seems to realize
Tn, gravity OF the situation. Rumors OF
proposed arbitration between the rail
road and the employees have been dis
cussed to-day. The scarcity Of supplies
along the road is being felt by con-
sumers r.
MATHEWS LIGHT GUARDS ALL .. K.-B.
y o. SHOPS CLOSED AT MARTINsBURG-
100 MEN THaowN OUT OF EMPLOY
MEST.
MAETINsBURG July 24.-M MidnighL.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
The Guards are all well, and in good
spirit. The company is here, with the
exception Of twelve men, who form part
of the garrison at Sir Johns Run.
Everything is quiet here, and likely to
continue so. Al noon to day the BaItl-
more and Ohio Railroad Company closed
all their shops throwing from seventy
five to one hundred additional men out
of employment. The outlook along the
who.e line is a glorious one, ID.
TIE STRIKERS DETAIL POLICE To PRO.
TECr THE CoMPANY's PROPERTY
BOTH COMPANY AND STRIKERS FIRM
ALL QUIET ALONG THE LINE.
GRAFTON, July q, lS76-12 p. NJ
special TO the Register.
TIE situation remains unchanged at
Martinshurg, SIR Johns Run, Cumber-
laud, Keyser, Piedmont and Grafton.
The company are making no effort t.
open up the line OF the road, except on
their own terms. The strikers show no
signs OF weakening. The strikers are
keeping special police of their own men
on All passenger trains to protect the
company against MI bummers, miners,
boatmcn and alI others assuming to be
strikers. They pat lot of them of the
,a>t line east At NewburS this morning.
General Getty assumed command at
Cumberland to-day, relieving General
French, who was relieved at his own re-
quest on account OF the difference OF
opinion regarding VINO had precedence
in authority, himself or Colone! ohsrp,
Master of Transportation, in regard TO
the movements of trains, &c. H.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
RIOTERS ARRESTED.

special 10 the Register.
A number Of rioters took possession Of
h car snd started from here to Pittsburgh
yesterday, snd the Vigilance Committee
IN thst place were telegra aphed to, and on
their arrival arrested them. Fifteen of
them are the sons OF prominent men
here. One Is the son OF sn ex-sheEii,
snd one the son of the present collector
of taxes. All OF them were arrested and
sent to jail in detsut Of bail.
y y VI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
VOL. IA.
cold closed yesterday at lO5s.

IA. ,Oeather to-dly 'oiH be parity
,logdg NTH south to east ''l"ts' r'S''9
temperature and .oca! ~ rams
AT the hour OF gong TO press the sltus-
49,. msv be summarized thus: The
nike Is rapidly extending, and nearly al
,,. important roads have caught the IN
,.,,iop: no acts of violence occurred yes
,.risy beyond the stopping OF trains
,,,.pt At Reading, Pa, where the mob
,srrorized the military to such An extent
,h,. one company stacked arms and dis
,ri,uted its ammunition smong the stri-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
AI AIbauy.

ALBANY, July pa O'Clock lhi-
afternoon, the wOrkIn"n having returned
from West Albany, again met N Capt..
Park, whore ucendisry speeches w"r"
made. Other speakers cDunsel!cd lot.
bearance A committee was appointed
and proceeded 10 the freight houses Of
the Central depot, on Water street. The
men Mt work were told g. deslst, anu
some refusing they were pat into u"
streets. Leaving th" freight houses, the
strikers visited IN regular order the round
mouse and elevator and forced the men -
ccase work. At the latter place grain Wa
being transferred - boat. From
there the crowd .urgcd across the rall.
rosd bridge -psHnng the Hudson river
A. the loot OF Lumber street. and when
once on the Greenbssh .Ide All attempt
was made b. tear up the tracks there
This bridge Is one used for freight trains
exclusively, and the designs on the tracks
were intended to stop the treigt trstiics.
The tracks were finally spiked On the
Greenhush side, stopping All movements
Of freight from the West % the East and
South The freight cars st Wet AL
Dany moved out ait"- IN" rioters left
tner. thl- afternoon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
>IriEcon the Philadelphia and Erie.

>UNBURI, PA, July 2l-Ihe Pnl.s
ir.pHls auI Ere trslnmcn struck here
Yesterday afternoon sat TN, morning
They compelled thn shop hands 1nd
mAchluI-ts 20 strike. The excitement b,
great, but 50 lar no overt act has boon
committed The Phi aiclph,A Grant
Army of the Republic has taken steps &
oryanis" Tor the purpas, q. rendering ~
sl.tsgcr IN supprc,slng the railroad
trouble there There are ;wenty-.rN'U
posts IN tbs tclty aud 800 men will rec
pond ON short nolc" 70 any drms0d Cor
their service. Their lender ut assIstsnc'
uss been accepted by the May, Nut
Will hc furnished them. Mayor S,oNy.rN
has issued orders TIN, morning that The
police force shall De doubled, which give,
that depot ! 200 additional men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
ARMS AND AMMUNITION.

Gen. Negley has asked the secretary
OF War, through the Citizens Commit,
tee for 2OO) stand OF arms and AZ
rounds OF ammunition. The request was
granted.
STOLEN GOODS
The nolice are recovering great many
goods. A great share of these captures
were made in the Butchers Run district,
including several wagon loads OF tobacco
bsys of wool and cotton, hams, lead,
flour, &c These goods are stored In the
station house awaiting their ultimate as
possl. -.
Here are samples OF articles nj the
station house, taken from thieves; Buggy
wheels, bedding, sewing machines, sau-
SAGE grinders, boots, shoes, hams, tobacco,
chairs. and almost every conceivable
thing worth stealing. Among the articles
is lot OF chemicals, such ss citrate OF
bismuth and ammonia, nitrate OF silver,
morphine, etc.
THE STRIKERS RUNNING THE MACHINE.
Several accommodation trains Were
run on schedule time by the strikers from
Allegheny to Sharpsburg.
A SPECIMEN RIoTER.
While a reporter for the Cammerc'aL
was standing among a large knot OF
strikers at the dspatchers' office of the
P.H. w. Il &. r. r., who were calmly
discussing the situation, q man came
along dressed in the regulation tramp
uniform, namely n dingy pair ot breeches'
= dirty wooden shirt and badly bat.
tered slouch hat. This party who wore
all the insignia of n specimen rioter'
coming TO the group with considerable
iubiliatIon he exclaimed:
"We've got them over in Pittsburgh
now. There was fifteen thousand miners
came down the river on flats and they re
breaking into the banks and burning the
town now"
"How's thst?" said one of the party
startled by the words.
"They're burning the whole id town
and hanging the Cd ID capitalists.
When was that2'
Just now. Just came over
"Why." said bystander, "l just
came directly from Pittsburgh myself,
and there wasn't II sign of any such
thing
The miners came down, tell ye, and
they'll Just clean out the town.
IL guess some o: the miners dld start
down this morning" said u striker who
WAS standing near, but they stopped at
Brownstown and concluded to 60 back
The bearer OF tidings WAS evidently
Disconnected ard displeased by the man
ner in which his news was received, and
shifting hIs ground, snid, There's ten
thousand of EN- at Brownstown, any
how" and went OFT among the crowd
around the dispatchers office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
PREMATURE.

1t appears the report that the Penn
sylvsnia company had yielded to the de-
msnds of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad strikers was prems-
ture. The strikers were informed yes
terdsy morning that the company would
not agree to their demands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Al Chicago.

AZ Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 2i.-The strike OF IN"
railroad hands hs, become general 10
Chlc,go. Il wD- lnAULurS,oi last even
lng a reported 10 these d'-pat, hes, b,
strike among the swllrumcu on the
Michigan Central road, and tins morning
the entire tore, OF the road Joined them
These mnr, who clsW That bl tho Sr-o-
gsncc, unklnduess srd pcnurrousne-s ot
tho management thoy nav" virtually
bcon forced into the -trlkc, gatha cd ~
force thus morning, visited the other rail
rotd men IN the nity and induced them
a.. with the eNCcptl m of the employee.
of me North western road TO strike Conso-
quentiy AT this hour mono hut pSssonGor
trains Hrs On the road All others bong
Isji up. \ mob, among whom are but
few strikers, tut which r. largely com.
po.ed of di-reputrhlr., j. circulating, 90
the number ol about five hundred, on
the West Side, and compelling all cia,-e-
OF workmen ~ quit fhc railroad oflrr-
present deserted aspect. and the yard,
arr quiet. No d"pr,Iatio., Are being
committed The policy "f most ot the
rouds is - send ava, ~ many "srs ~
p s-rble
CmcAGo, july 4.-A,, sort ol rumors
have been crrcua. d concerning the
work OF the mob here. In few csso.
" mere workmen haye been compelled H.
qut work they have immediately re-
sumed work after the departure OF he
crowd. The Blu" J. and avenue luC
OF street cars WAS stopped by a mob tor
nu hour this evening, but those who did
the leading were arrested and lockei up
Cars continue TO run. Tn" First ard
Second re- ,iments are under srus, ard
300 men Of n" Grand Army OF the
Republic are icing furnished with am.
The Chicago and Alton Company hrs
sI business and discharged lie
hands. At this wri ng sil 500 ms quiet,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
NO. 290.

broke some windows, but the police sCa,
tered them by vigorous use OF the 10
Gust. Some Commotlon was caused oy
the burning Of two empty freight car,
by the rioters
At Baltimore.
BALTIMORE July "A reply Sa'
given this afternoon 10 the spphcsnG.on
OF the employees OF the Northern Cen
trsl shd Baltimore and Po,omsc Ks
roads. tor the restoration OF the Wsggs
PAid previous 10 The reductions. o.,
Scott ssld their application would bc
laid before the Bosrl OF Directors; that
their sttentlon WAS ~ preseC; occupied
IN sIch important matters that i
could not receive imm'GiSte Uuti,o.
Col. Scott thanked the EMPLOYEES tor
their diehiy The shopmen then re-.
solved - continue work. rhrtr,. men
meet 90 morrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
At Harrisburg. Pa.

HARRISBURG, July 2i.-Tho city is
very quiet The sheriff issued proca-
nation this morning warning the crowds
to disperse The Vigilance COMMITTEE.
numbers 1000. The ,rlaers thi. morn
ing resolved - top s'I pas lgrr tram
except those carryir- mails. The Har-
risburg car shop works have beet closed
more on account Of the shor, supply ID
material than anything ei7a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Al ZanrStiIIc

ZANESvLLg, o. July 2i-Tbr pro-
Ceediugs OF this morning were such rs To-
render the necessity OF the citizens form
ing themse Ives into vigilance commit
tee, About one thousand OF our best
citizens have enrolled themselves, aaa
have white ribbons for their baIges
They are growing very numerous. The
Street Car Company attempted To start
their cars At ! o'clock, but were stopped
on reaching the Court House and com
PEELED to turn ana take the cars back
The COMMITTEES are determined that lhi-
lswless proceeding shall stop right here.
A the manufacturing establishments
are lying idle, and the men are anxious
to 20 to work, bur have been prevented.
The determine spirit ot the law and
order committrn ht- had vory cooling
effect.
ZAYEsvILLg, July -. The vIIJsaco
committee are assisting the regular
police, who are picking up tn" .eadnr- 9.
the rabblo rapidly. The street car, COM
menced - run NJ in ut ) O'Clock, uai
nov run without interruption II t.
hoped ali will be- quiet NOW.