The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-01


cents per ton. snd uoskillei labor de-
mAnla dollar AMI one-half per day
Tie meeting throughout Was orderly.
LsSalle and Peru have four large zinc
smelling establishments and fourteen
coal m.nes. ali Il which are idle.
CHICAGO. july 30-The Tt,.,e. Cr-
ba1a special says: T~en.y-sia strikers
on the Baltimore i IVES. Shore road,
were quietly arrested today as ring
Iea'lers and taken 20 Springfield.
SPRISGFIsLs, July 30-Three OF the
Einceanes Of indianapolis were arrested
AZ piora and sent ~ Indianapolis.
GALEsHCEG. July 30-All passenger
trains went East from here to day. bat
others could not. Crews and men re-
fuse going 70 work u.tii their pay IS
raised
NASHVILLE, July 30-JUdge Cir ggs
sent u [ s. Marshal Wheat to-day,
iastruc,ing him TO summon a posse
from tin. district TO prctec, freight
train. running over the the St Louis
* South Western road Oh the Nash
vile division. upon which strikers still
hold out. Wheat took charge OF the
railroad shops. ami informed strikes
that all who wanted to resume work
could come for ;bat purpose 10 NOR
row aad others would have to seek
employment elsew here. and that any
Interference with trains would sub
j~ct them 10 arrest.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 30 Ten
o'clock p M.->trikers have complete
control Of the {. G. & o yards. They
appointed yard masters OF their own
snd prevented ali traius leaving When
the 800 train was about to leave, the
strikers told the conductor to step
down as they had men Of their own
10 take the train out When Superiu-
tendent WILDER discovered this. he
ordered discontinuance Of the train.
and sent the mail coach around by
way Of Edna The strikers made up
frcigh. trains and furnished crews to-
take them out but abandoned the en-
terprise. The soldiers who were here
Saturday lief, yesterday. and as there
was no military or police about the
strikers had everything their own way.
They are apparently good natured and
seem bent on no mischief except this
The leaders of strikers to-day were
strangers. and believed to be rioters
driven out If Pittsburg and other
places. who have come here to stir up
similar trouble. A few strikers who
were engaged in obstructing trains
were recognized as employees Of the
companies on other roads unmolcsted.
A man named Lemas Kerchner WAS
arrested this evening for obssructing
the Scioto Valley railroad track seven
miles from this city on Saturday even
ing. Kerschner confessed his purpose
is strong against him. There is con
siderable excitement in the city and ad-
di;ionai special police are being sworn
in.
COLUMBUS. July 30--ll:l5 +. NJ
The strikers have surrendered the &. {
& l. {. Railroad 10 the railroad officials.
bu, say they will resume control in the
morning.
Sr. LOUIS. July 30-The situation is
| unchanged. rythins quiet, and BUSH
ness in passenger aud freight traffic
fully resumed. The most notable in
cident has Deen the application to
Judge Jones, Of the criminal court fer
ha5sas corpus 10 compel the chief OF
police, McDonougb, 10 show cause why
h- holds the body Of Albert Clinton,
leader of the workingmen's party and
secretary of the Intesnationals, in Gus
toby Judge Jones grated the man
date and the trial was Sc, for We'd
nesiay Circuit Attorney Beach has
addressed letter To the Chief explain
ing the oifense of Clinton. and quoting
the law applicable 70 his case. from
which it appears that the prisoner ana
others now under arrest. are guilty OF
felony instead Of simple misdemeanor,
the extreme penalty fer which is five
years in the penitentiary AMI two
thousand dollars fine
la East S. Louis the day passed
without any signs of disturbance. and
railroad business WAS resumed.
BALTIMORE. July 3l--Police officer
Jameson testified that he saw three
soldiers raise three guns. on Front St,
and fire. and =, this moment one of the
| soldiers WAS struck with rock and
fell. Officer Haley saw soldiers hit
with bricks and fall. then heard an Off
Ger in command give his squad orders
to fire, aud they fired Saw soldier
/ leave the ranks and shoot hun. in front
/ If Coleman 4 Rodgers drug store.
Owing - a disagreement between
the Adams Express Co. aud Il Il o K.
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