The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-27

In New Yorl
IMPROVEMENT AT BpALo.
BUFFS, July 26.
All quiet. The police } constantly
making. arrests. The Lakelore railroad
will start trains at noon.
THE STRIKE ON -Jgtz iIE.
HoRNELrsvID, July 26.
The strik is over. Traing c running as
fast as they can be got roy. The SOL
diers are packing for home.
THE GRAND ARMY PosTsboEPTED.
The governor telegraphs ut he accepts |
the generous offer of the grd army posts
of New York, and if necesy arises will |
request their services. ~
MILITARY GOING ndE.
The twenty-third rcgimenof Brooklyn
will return home tomorrow Unless ordered |
elsewhere previously.
STRIKE ENDED on THE RTE.
NEw YlBJ July 26.
The Erie railway is open nd trains are
passing regularly between Nv York, Sa-
lem and Dunkirk.
EVERYTHING WE'LL ATlLBANY.
ALBGY, July 26.
No further disturbances arapprehended.
The West Albany shops wi probably be
opened tomorrow.
WHY VAN HoEsEN WAS \RREsTED.
AIBEY, July &c.
The arrest of Van Hoesen the leader of
the strikers, this morning, 'as in compli-
ance with the governors PROCLAMATION.
GOOD ORDER IN NEW YORK IND BROOKLYN.
New YRK, July 26.
All fear of trouble appear to be ended.
Everything is quiet here anl in Brooklyn.
Preparations are making il Brooklyn to
give the twenty-third regiment warm
welcome on their return.
ALBANY CITIZENS PETITION FOR THE OLD
PAY.
Albany, July 20.
At meeting of strikes this afternoon
speakers counselled peap and no lawless
acts. A suggestion was presented that
Mayor Banks had agreed 10 present petit
tion of citizens of Albanypsking the Cen
tral railroad to restore the wages paid be-
fore the late reduction, and ask the railroad
fGkS & sYS it 1 1AISNq Iaa fsfbSp6aa
of the meeting, and an adjournment was
taken until Friday. 1t is understood such
petition will be circulated at once, and
that it will be universally signed. The
military continue on duty, but all is very
quiet.
BUFFALO QUIET.
BUFFALO, July 90.
Comparative quiet reigns. The twenty.
fourth regiment have returned home. A
number of arrests of vagrant mob were
made this afternoon by the police, in some
few instances after q scrimmage. The pas.
senger trains on the New York Central
Erie and Lake Shore roads were sent ou,
this afternoon. Additional trains will bt
sent tomorrow. The Elmira mail train Oh
the Erie road started this moi ming. Wher
all was ready the fireman was warned tC
desist and taken from the engine. Assis
tance was called for, the yard closed by mil
tary and police, and the train under {
guard of fifteen police left. 1t retu rned tC
Attca at noon.
THE PpIE u RAIsING THE RI OCKApR
New YORK, July 90.
The Erie railway commenced to receive
local and through western freight at all it
stations in the city to-day, 1t being the frs
in that respect to raise the blockade. A
| general order has also been issued by thu
company to is agents resuming the sale o.
tickets to all points on the main line ani
branches, also to western cities over suci
of its connecting lines as are at presen
running passenger trains. The employe
along the line have gone to work agar
with alacrity, even at the reduced rates
AT meeting of the Stock exchange reso
lutlons were unanimously adopted recogniz
ing the efficiency of the state officers in thu
present railroad crisis.
NEW YORK CENTRAL ALL RIGHT.
1t is stated tonight at the Grand Centra
depot that all trouble on the New Yorl
Central and Hudson River railroad was a
an end and both freight and passenger
trains are running as usual.
| STRIKE AT SYRACUSE ENDED.
| SYRACUSE, July 26.
The strikers at East Syracuse resumes
work at seven this morning. Eighty trains
with loaded freight cars, were sent out o
Syracuse to-day. The strike is all over
and all train hands and machinists are q
work.
THE STRIKE AT ELMIRA.
ELMIRA, July 26.
The strike on the Northern Central q
this point still continues. Efforts wer
made this afternoon to send out freigh
trains, but failed. The employees entere
the round house, putting cut the fires /
engines, and dragging a fireman from a
engine. The sheriff, with five hundre
armed citizens and military, went to tn
rescue. Quiet is for the present restored
but more trouble is feared. The fiftiet
battalion is here. The one hundred an
tenth battalion returned to-day, also tn
Elmira battery.
| AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, July 20.
HOOP. m.-All quiet here and at Wes
Albany. The United States deputy MAJ
shal arrested Moses Jones and s. and
Simons on charge of defraudlng the 90,