Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27

Now therefore I. Henry Overstolz, Mayor
Of the City Of 81. Louis. direct and order
that all laboring men Of all classes resume
their lawful occupations and refrain, 30
far rs practicable, from traversing or con-
~gregAting upon tho public streets. Tho
majesty Of tho law will be asserted. the
honor and peace OF the city maintained,
and the prosperity and lives Of citizens
preserved. Laboring mon dissatisfied with
the wages paid them have tho right to
abandon their employment, but have no
legal right to interfere with those who are
content with and desire 10 continue their
employment. The city government has
determined that such interference shall not
be tolerated. The responsibility for any
collision which may result from the dis
passionate but firm execution Of this dc
termination must rest upon those who
force II upon the public authorities.
tSignedl HENRY 0%vERsroLTz.
Mayor.
On the Pennsylvanin Road.
PHILADELPHIA. July 20. = Governor
H~artrsnit has Just issued the following
order to the National Guard OF this State /:
General Order No. 2.-First-Dnring an
exciting emergency In all cases the troops
arc TO bo moved In compact bodies. and
under no circumstances Ia firing 10 10 per.
mltted except by order Of tho officer In
command. second-Ali other means Of
quelling riot aud restoring order having
hrst been exhausted. the officer command
Ing the troops shall notify the rioters that
they will DO fired upon unless they dis
perse. Tho order will be to fire with ef.
feet. Tho firing will DO continued until
tho mob disappears. The officers In COM
mand Of the troops will report 70 their
headquarters tho names Of citizens who
have attempted or may attempt 70 dis.
suade members OF the National Guard
from the discharge Of their duties. All
such persons should be arrested II pos.
sibls. ]. y. H~AkrHANFr.
Governor and CommAnder-in- Chief Of the
National Guard of Pennsylvania.
Six moro rioters were arralgned before
the polics Magistrate this morning, and In
default Of 5000 bail held 10 answer
GOV. uARrRASrr's' MOVEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Gov. Hart
ranft and his entire staff with all tho
militia here left to-day from tho West
Philadelphia depot for ont point In the
State not made public. Tho authorities
are extremely reticent about tho move
ments Of tho military. but tho fmpression
prevails that tho men arc destined Tor
blairyille. Three batteries Of regulars
and o company OF ongincsrs arrived
from Baltimore and have also gono up tho
road. There IL ne excitement or stir
about. Freight trains 10 New York have
been running regularly.
B%ErHLIuEM. July 27.-Tle employees Of
the bethlehem Iron Company arc believed
TO be In sympathy with the strikers. They
had . meeting this evening. but adjourned
without action. The employees of the
Central railroad Of New Jersey Of this
place continue at their posts despite the
protests OF q committee of strikers from
the East.
H~AnRisBuH0. July 2G.-Governor Hart-
ranft. with troops, regulars and militia,
passed through here at . o'clock this
evening. bound west.
TME POLICE STONED.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2G.-In breaking up
the meeting At Fourth and Berks streets,
tonight. tie police were stoned by . moi
Of about 2 1000 and several shots fired at
them. A desperate fight ensued. Tho po-
lice say they fired In the air. but when the
AFFAIR was over the body Of Q boy about
seventeen years old was found dead. with
Q bullet In his head. Several police were
injured.
READING, Pa. July 2G.-Dnsiness has
resumed Its wonted aspect. All the trains
run regularly. -Four ringleader. OF the
riot are arrested. The funerals OF six OF
the victims took place to-day.
The Daitimor~ aud ohio Road.
WASHINGTON. July 2G.-It 10 the linton.
ton Of tho Government 10 throw n strong
force along the limo Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad as far west as the Ohio
river. for the purpose Of opening and
keeping that road open to freight and pas.
.enger trains. The Post Office and War
Departments are thoroughly advised OF
tho situation. An industriously circulated
report, that nm engineer had said that no
would take no troop train out Of washing.
ton. caused q largo crowd Ia usher ut the
baltimore and Potomac depot 10 500 the
troop train depart for Philadelphia. AZ
tho appointed timo the train departed.
amidst cheers from most Of the crowd.
MEETING or THE woRxIS0MES.
BALTIMORE. July 2G.-A large and or
derly meeting OF worklngmen was held at
Holdings Hall tonight. The President
.aid tbe canaa of the strike WAS the starvA-