The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-27

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m6ved in compact bodies and order.
Under no circumstances Is firing TO be
permitted except on order Of the ofhcer
in immediate command.
"Second-All other means of quieting
the riot and restoring order having hrst
beer exhaused, the officer commanding |
the troops shall notify the rioters that
they will be fired upon un-
less they promptly disperse. The
order to fire will then be deliberate |
ly given, and every soldier will be ex.
pected to fire with effect. The firing |
will continue until the mob disappears. |
"Third-Otficers in command of troops
will report to these headquarters the
names Of all citizens who have at
tempted or may attempt 10 dlssuade
mem bers OF the National Guards from
discharge of their duties. ALI such per-
sons should be arrested if possible.
"Fuurth-Headquarte atLer o'clock
this afternoon Will be on a special car
on the Pennsylvania Railroad. All com.
municaLions Will be addressed accord
ingly.
Fifth-General officers will publish
ttese orders, not only to their troops,
but to the public generally.
(Signed1 "JOHN +. HARTRANFT,
'GOYernOr aud Lummander-Iu-Cnle L ON Ma
tional Guards OF Pennsylvania"
THE RIOT COMPLETELY SUPPRESSED
TRAINS BEGINNING TO MOVE.
CHICAGO, July N-9 A. M.-NO fight
ing last night and city quiet this morn
ing. Trains are beginning to move, and
the riot is completely suppressed.
SHOT WHILE ARREsTING A TRAMP.
CHICAGO, July 27-9 A. M.-Last night,
at Lawndale, j. j. White, Of the firm of
Underwood u Co., commission .mer-
chants, was shot dead whle taking a
tramp to the station whom he had just
arrested. The tramp escaped, and one
oil Field, Letter & Co.'S. men, who was
with Mr.. White at the time, fired at the
tramp but missed him.
NO TRAINS FROM NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 27.-The en-
ployes OF the St. Louis & Great East
tern Railroad gave notice this forenoon
that they would allow no trains to leave
Nashville, except an engine and the
mail car. The road Is under control OF
General j. IL. Wilson for the United
States Government. The strikers are
sangulne.
BUSINESS RESUMING.
CHICAGO, July H-10 A. M.-Order
seems to have been restored in all parts
of the city. The factories are resuming
work, and the railway companies are
preparing to move freight. Mails are
being dispatched on all roads except
the Fort Wayne and Chicago & Alton.
A crowd is gathering on South Hal
stead street, the scene of yesterdays
struggf les, but they seem to be composed
of peaceable citizens bent on sight see-
lug.
The First and Second Regiments, with
piece OF artillery and a detachment of
police, are ON guard at the Halstead st.
Viaduct. AS last night passed without
any disturbance, it Is confidently be-
lieved that the trouble has ended. The
people are greatly excited, however, and
any tt ing occurrence may lead to ser.
ious trouble.
MORE STRIKES.
II A. M.-The laborers at the West
Side car stables have just struck, and
are now marching along Western ave-
nue. trying to organize mob. The po-
lice have been sent alter them and they
Ii be very speedily dispersed.
The sailors are in ses Jon this morn
ing, ana will probably strike, but no Sc
riUus trouble from them Is anticipated.
1t is utterly i'm. 'osslDle to learn the
truth concerning the casualties in the
fights yesterday, as the tiiled ana
wounded were taken off privately by
their II! ends. The killed number at least
twelve.
THE BALTIMORE OHIO ROAD.
BALTIMORE, July q. - The United
troops on the line of the Baltimore &
Ohio r liroad, and it is reported that
the intention is to open up that line at
once both for passengers and freight
trains. II the movement of freight
trains be attempted, it will bring the
question to head. 1t is aimed by the
strikers that, when this occurs, the en-
gineers will strike In a body.
QUIET IN OMAHA.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Everythi is quiet
at last official advices from Omaha.
A sufficient force of Regular troops will
be on hand at that place TO afford pro.
lection.
THE NEW YORK ROADS.
ALBANY, N. T., July 27.-The Erie
road is regarded as virtually open, and
the employees of the New York Central
have not struck. 1t is hoped that by
the effective measures Of Governor Rob-
inson, order Will soon be re-established
in New York State.
DOWN TO BUsINESS-THE WORST BE.
LIEvED TO BE OVER.
INDIANAPoLIs, July PA long stride
was made yesterday towards restoring
order and clearing the railroads of the
embargo placed upon them by the strik-
crs. Governor Williams issued a strong
proclamation, placing the strikers, who
we're obstructing traffic, clearly outside
Of lawful protection, and calling on
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