The Morning herald., 1877-07-25
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!. DrrRo1r, Mich, July o., $3.50 A. NJ
Later information received here states that
the strike is general all. along the Chicago
and Canada Southern main line and the.
Tolsdoand Detroit Diyision. a meeting was
held at GEaese Isle last nigh, ,at whichM. D.
Woodford, Division Superintendent Was
present and addfeesed7 The imeetfng. Rsa6. M
lutions wete adopted demanding that tho ~
company restore the wages to the same !.
standard that they were before the recent
reduction, establish regular pay day and
Immediately advance the three months
back pay now due. 'a'-s"'-''is'r 7ua 2p@ 9W
ST Eouis, July s4:M-A Ksidsys city spc. sti
cial OF last hight Says u meeting ~as heida's'
here to night, S0mposed6 Ut 'sevsfal 1iuns" y
dretl laborfhg then,r railroad employees and"
others. Resolutions wsfe past denxmding~ u
wrges as they were on January'f, fs7as Tf -
the demand be refused work to cease ct
noon to morrow. The passenger'and mail
trains will not be interlered with but the
freight trains will be stopped. It loekAnow.-.g 9
as If the strike would extend to the, trades .ts
unions, especially the coopers,4ss ,., ss,, ,,s's
AN ATTEMPT TO ORGANIZE A spR1K H,oN,s.s
u 1.-THE EASTERN RAILReADs..a ua,.s,y,
BosToN, July "a s--.B is reported that a,.J
messenger from the Baltimore and ~ Chic, u,
Railroad has been on the Eastern and Bos.
ton and Maine roads melting the employees,
to strike, but was unsuccessful. The men,
although dissatisfied with the present pay
do not deem strike advisable.
A special despatch from Worcester says oN'
"Thc streets here to-day are full OF rumors y
of proposed strike by the engineers of the
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD. ''"'-'
'It was at first reported that the strike
would take place at O'Clock this afternoon
but no such movement has yet been made.
The officials Of the road anticipate no trou-.
BILE unless the men on the New, York Cen-
tral join the strike' - ",l'" - -' l9''7 '.fi
Some Of the yard men In this city express =
the opinion that If the men on the New
York Central strike there win bea strike >
here within "a hours. s3-sT SIT Ho{a 974
ONE THOUSAND MEN STRIKE AT ALBANY
ALBANY, July A.-2 P. M.-One thous.
and workmen at the West Albany Railroad
shops have Joined the strikers and are come
Ing towards this city" "a7G ol.it7s ,aag't 7Hi
TROOPS ON THE WAY 70 BALTIMORE. ~
PoUeHkEEPsrE, July 24.-9 p m. Two
companies OF United States troops from
Plattsburgh and Madison Barracks passed
through here this morning on the way to
Baltimore. r.2a .'st HagU 97i' ,1 b an oH E-.
MOB ATTACKS THE cHINAMEN. Hai
Special dispatches from San Francisco
announce that at the close Of working
mems meeting, at which 10000 persons
were present, an attack was made on tho
Cinnamon Of that city. A Chinese laundry
and several Chinese fruit stores were burn-
ed. The mob impeded the tiremen bycut-
ting the hose and preventing the fremen
from approaching the conaagration. ,.a :.
The battle cry of the rioters is "On to
Chinatown" meaning the principal Chinese
quarters in the city.
SPECIAL DESPATCH.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3D. P.M-The
widest excitement prevails. second mob
numbering some six hundred are making
desperate attempt 10 reach the Chinese
q ,arters. The police force is actively at
W 'rk. "r1u- nv, ,~g 4 VI