Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24


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lsrsciAL DrrArcHEs To rHE aoLD HUI
DAILY NEws.l
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The Pennsylvania striks.
p,rrs,rvo .Ju,v al p. x.-Tbe fol.
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lowing was issueu TINS mo'"'"s'
To the Citizens oil Piteburg I'm
lawlessness and violence which has boldly
defied all authority and all restraints shows
that 10 can only be suppressed through the
prompt execution OF tho sternsst measures.
have determined that peace, order and
ouiet shall be restored 10 the community,
and 10 this end call upon all good citizens
10 come forward IL once 10 the City Hall
and unto with the police and military now
organized. hereby declare that all riot
Qua demonstrations must and shall DO put
down, and that peace, order and quiet shall
reign throughout the city.
WILLIAM I. MCCARTHY. Mayor.
tn msmbers OF the Grand Army of the
Republic are Assembling and being armed
for pstrol duty, Tho citizens are thor
oupily aroused, and measures have been
taien which will certainly prevent any
fnrSber VIGILANCE. The Philadelphia mill.
TN force have been provided with rations
and ammunition. and are said TO be aboard
the cars ready 10 be moved TO their dcsti-
nation, which 10 not KNOWN
TIE STRIKERS NOT LAwLEss.
Tho strikers seem universally disposed
10 assist law.abiding citizens In saving
property from thieves and the flames.
their better nature shows itself on all
hands. The tsrribls scenes that have been
enacted are traceable 10 n lower grade Of
men than those who inauguratsd the strike.
They are those who have neither character
nor position to lose by their action. and
ssem IN hold themselves amenAble TO no
Law A 10 any plan looking to any com.
nromi.e between the Fort Wayne men and
their cmployers. II il stated that al hopes
in that direction are ended. The railroad
.ntborities have distinctly informed the
striLers that there will bo no compromise
whatever. When this became known all
the passenger engineers and flremen quit
their engines, No trains Of any kind will
no ont this evening. There IL no hope OF
a compromise, The officials declare that
,ucb sh.ll not take place, though not q
wheel .bould turn on their entire road.
and, also, II this community can get Aieng
without tho railroad they can get along
without the strikers.
Rumors which have been set ansat re-
garding Q renewal OF hostiiities induced
the proprietors OF the mercantile M othe,
establishments to suspend business, ana
some Of them organized their employees IN
companies and rendered their services TO
tina Mayor 10 aid in restoring order. 0on.
- ~. ~ Aha NtnataQnth Ilnl-
| msnt slso rendered the services OF his
command in suppressing the threatened
disorder. and the ofier was promptly 90
cepted by the Mayor, y ~ : Sno.s VII,
the tramp OF orsAni.eu men atn ,ss,'nn y,
along futh avenue, anu .i%sia.m. -
drums and movements VI .ne ~ "a.
disry through the strects reeAi'eu wv ""'
ring times oil the ciVh war
II SITUATION IN r%Irtsnuhn :.
PrrrsBrno, July Ems s.rlkeIs :,
Twenty-eighth street nave s~hrrenueieu
their arms. Including three pieces W AIu.'
lery. TO the citizens eommi'tec. a mec''
INK at City Hall u called ior ms evening"
There was no bo~isterousness SHOWN 70
| day nor any disposition TO gatner large
| crowds by bitter denunciation. In nearly
| all the little gatherings tho feeling was o
| Of regret that things had been aiiowcu "
proceed a. far as they had. Inc isooiins
men In most cases loiheu IN .n', ,o.
A telegram rom hehcespor. rshhsy''
vania. says the iron workers IN ,ho va
tional tube works, Wood q COS irVn
mills and other Manufacturing ESTABLISH
ments. have struck.
ToLEDo, D. July rs =. N'.a aeIe'