The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-31

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Associated Press.
THE GREAT STRIKE
1T DIES HARD,
And Gives Last Vigorous Kick in
West Virginia.
Gen. Baxter Robbed.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me-, July 80.
Last night, burglar entered the room of
Gen. Baxter, of Rutland, VT, ard robbed
him of 1900.
New York.
CANAL DRIVERS STRIKE AT WHITEHALL.
WHITEHALL, July 80.
The canal drivers of the whitehall Trans
portation company are on a strike. 1t is
they will arrive here at midnight
in body from the south. 1t is apprehend-
ed that they may commit some depreda-
tions, and fifty special police have been ap-
pointed.
WEST ALBANY QUIET.
ALBANY, July 30.
All quiet at West Albany. The sheriff's
posse were Withdrawn from the railroad
shops to-day and the men are again at work
as usual.
STRIKE SETTLED.
BUFFALO, July 80.
The troubles on the Canada Southern
road are settled. and the men have resumed
work.
THE LAKE SHORE ROAD RESUMES.
BUFFALO, July 80.
At meeting of the employees of the Buff
falo division of the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern railroad, Sunday, it was re-
solved that all engineers, flremen and brake
men return to their respective places to-
day. The company announce that they
will resume freight trains.
TROOPS COMING HOME.
New York, July 80.
The eight regiment arrived yesterday
from Buffalo.
BAD PROSPECT FOR COAL.
NRw York, July 80.
No coal will be sent from the Lacka-
wanna region this week. 1t generally sends
10000 tons weekly. Accounts from
Scranton are gloomy. Not letter or pa
per from Philadelphia has been received
there for several days.
Beyond the Mississippi.
RESUMED AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.
The citizens guard will probably be dis
banded today, when general business will
be resumed and the merchants exchange
re-opened. Twenty-six ringleaders of the
mob at Carondolet have been arrested.
ANOTHER STRIKE sQUELcHED.
The strike on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad is over. State militia
are pouring into the city. Some regulars
have been withdrawn.
ALL QUIET AT ST. LOUIS.
Aabsolute quiet prevails. The resump.
tion of business is general. The merchants
and cotton exchanges re.opened. Some
manufacturing establishments are closed
for want of coal, but that article will be
abundant again in day or two. AT th(
four courts all is quiet. The military head
quarters are nearly deserted. Business OF
all the railroads is being resumed.
SEALED oRDERs-RloTERs RELEASED.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.
Five companies of United States troop
left East st, Louis for Belleville last even
ing with sealed orders. The prisoner
| captured by the soldiers yesterday were ex.
amined in the evening by Oberley, stat
railroad commissioner. All except thre
or four were released with a warning.
CITIZENS ARMING TO PROTECT THE CHINESE
SAN Francisco, July 30.
A dispatch from San Diego says the citi
zens, learning of the designs Of the crimina
and hoodlum element to attempt to fire an
plunder the Chinese quarter yesterday, OF
ganized safety committee. Arms wer
obtained from the United States barracks
and the best citizens were entrusted to pu
down rioting.
SAN FRANCISCO QUIET-FUNERAL OF A GOO
CITIZEN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jnly 80.
The city was quiet yesterday. The pc
lice was reduced. The funeral of Gerdel
vile, member of the vigilance committG
killed in the riot Wednesday, was largel
attended yesterday.
A NEGRO STRIKE.
GALVESTON, July 80.
The strike ON the Texas Pacific ended Il
day. The company agreed to pay Il
amounts due employees prior to June 1st
August Goth, or the amounts due prior
August 1st by October 1st. and 10 make Il
wages uniform with other Texas road
The trainmen on the San Antonio road 6
cured an advance of 10 per cent, to tai
effect August 1St.
The negro laborers employed in reco
structing buildings destroyed by the la
fire organized strike and marched to whe