Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

n. Upou reaching Gaming they found the
main track torn up. Asthe train ADVANCED
Il was relaid. but tho strikers moving for
ward tho track was again torn up. Squads
of soldiers were ordered 10 proceed Ahead
and they dispersed the mob. The rails
had also been removed Amile east OF there.
CARS n rRon n TRACK.
NEW Yonx, July 25.-Tho Pacific e.
press on the Eric railway, which left here
isst night, was thrown from the track west
of Osweeo, the mob having removed . rail
from the track. No passengers were seri'
ously injured.
A sEssfpLE CARD.
ERIE. Pa, July IS. The passengers
blockaded here have issued the following
card TO the public:
"we, the undersigned, passengers who
have been detained In the trains In this
place for the past twenty-four hour, wish
10 express the indignation re feel toward
the railroad company for what we have
every reason 10 believe has been an
uncslled for abandonment Of their trains
at this point. The strikers here have
been remarkably peaceable and orderly.
and have shown every mark OF kindness To
the passengers. and have used oyery exer-
ton In their power 10 forward all mail and
passenger trains from this point, and have
been prevented from doing 10 only by the
imperative orders OF the railroad mana
gers. As an example Of the strikers
towards us. at their meeting last evening"
q contribution was taken to defray the
expenses Of passengers who are unprepared
for delay. Many ladies and children are
being provided for at the hotels at the OF.
pense Of tho strikers. We desire alse TO
express our thanks for the kindness shown
MS by tho citizens Of Eric.
Signed by sevensnty-ono passengers.
The Baisimers asa Ohio.
BALrraonE. July 25.-The supplies Of bi.
luminous coal are being exhausted. It Is
believed u the railroad troubles are con-
tinued ton days longer the steamers trad
ing with Baltimore will not DO able to get
coal and will havo 70 stop. Twenty-Five
vessels arc In port chartered to load coal.
and the charges Of demurrage for deten-
tion are averaging 500 Q day for each. The
demurragc alone will he . heavy Item.
| Eight or ten vessels arc on tho berths To
load petroleum for Europe. but there II no
| oil for them and the laborers required 10
load them are out OF work. The contract
| 10 send out these cargoes cannot DO filled.
| Demurrage charges ~ high - $500 day
| will DO the result, aud there II o possible
iiy that some shippers will abandon their
| contracts altogether rather than meet tho
losses which detention may entail. Tho
| quietness Of Sunday reigns In localities
| heretofore busy with the hum Of industry.
| There 10 . growing fear OF distress, which
| seems TO bc inevitable among tho laboring
classes that are not strikers and are willing
10 work.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. July 25.-Advices
have reached hero that food IL getting
scarce In frostburg. Maryland. . mining
town. OF 1000 Inhabitants, fifteen miles
from here. It Is said that there 10 not ten
barrels Of -four In Town and that the
miners have threatened n raid on Cum
berland.
In Kansas city.
KANSAS CirY. July 2i.-Thc strike Of
the railroad employees occurred ~ pre-
viously agreed upon, At noon to-day. No
freight trains were allowed to leave the
city. Soon after neon q crowd Of about
$50 collected at tho depot, marched 70 all
tho railroad shops In the city. and COM
ill.,, ,,o vo,lman N c..ss vork. Tbev
Pelieu ~ nj. ! SIrunnr,. n,cI.
n sna ,nnsa .nd .is,s,ors anil ali Mac.
lns MN" s..I. ,,.;nn n.rormsd nd com.
Nnr's ,Apo s Co. ~ r.nrsi h.
ciieu Empty ~ III. Ihsro hss hoan
W. ,i,on,on, ,r he c,tv to.night All
s, 49, a,dercJ clos.J' A .even
"%,aIosI ma.,ine III ci,iysns v,s held AMI
measure taken for the protection Of pri.
vsto property and for putting down . riot.
should one occur. the s,r,ken snu tneir
,Iie s at. ,..na A.. o,,. ,o-n,orro~
t1r,s ,n a1,"mnn, 4. s,,ii ,ntsn.s hnt n i.
thought thai no damage TO private or rail.
road nroperty will bo Attempted, The CITY
Council met in sscrct session tonight. Il
Is understood that a large force Of special
police will DO appointed early In the morn
iug.
b sirihers In Newark.
NEW TORN, 'uiy 81 mas m,e"so
h'' 'nou.ana wa. he'u =. ''"A
ning' Highly innan'ma'ory speeches were
made by Lcander Thompson and iSaac
p.,,.,, ~ Nav yorL The mating vas