, 1877-07-24

fire, willie the evening papers and "exfrns" hkd
an Immense sale. The newspaper Offices were
surrounded by Interested crowds all day. who
intently scannel tho bulletin boards, and every
grain Of news WIS caught nt with the greatest
ar!dttr. Everybody deprecated mob violence
Or liasty nrtlpn. but nearly ali symratt,fzcd
will, the strikers In so far thAt
,hry should be pail nj 1csst living wages, COM
tnensuratc with the risks they hare to undergo.
There was also fcpiina Of dread among orr
nwn popnlat!on lest sntne OF tho Ptttsbnrg
scenes might be enacted here. TheT felt that
ectt,er and face tic inevitable, and mako the
thc ist Of jane list The aetlon Of the cor.
poratlons in allowing The strikes to 20 on far
most conctiatory course f. nlyeate!i.
The tlotcl registers looked quite blank 5esler-
13aY, uwin1 to tho stoppaEn VI faIiroata trayet
Quests away frs,i1t home felt somcwhat an1tout,
greatest nervousness aud anxictv 10 hear from
their frfen'ls. Whatever the RESULTS might be,
the opiIhn sec,ne,! to prevail that tue worst
NAILS TO NEW roBK.
The following dispatch was received 5es.<r-
day:
:S,, IT, fsnF ;s.;ay ~ eo;s s IT, ;' r. ,3: cS; II
III Rsr.9 H. "rs s
and II O'Clock a. M, .in New York Central.
T. l.. JAaKs, PoAsnartet.
THE LABOR tEAHEE.
There Will he mhsktucet[nR al WOtktnGtncn
held at Maskeft Hall on Tuesday crenlpg Under
| tic aus fptces III thc ka.os League to consider
| the p{cscnt conflict between capital and fabnf
and ti!e causes thereof By order Of NJ, O'Setl,
| President.
COZ. HAnrRANr7.
His Exccl1cncy Gov. 1lartranft, Of pennsyl-
rania, arrived In Chicago last night about II 40
on specsAl train over the Chicago j. North
&tA
left after II o'clock yesterday morning. aud, by
dnt Of fast running, made tue entire distance
| 40 mtes--tn eleven hours and itty minutes.
/! FaFts of the journey were n.atle In unusl1aD
passed ovcr IN twenty-!our, minutes. From The
| Northwestern! Road the GoycrtIor was trans
ierrel to the Pstsebura, Fort Wayue & Chicago
lead, ~l,o'c 9a rsllaF fats nIEattra v.s e..
md at Salt Lake C'ty left The party with whic,
lie was travelling westward aud With which he
pa..ed through Chicago not many tiays ago.
III. Exce1isnsy looks travel anI anxiety worn ;
flc ha,i but little to say about What he thought
| uf the occurrences IN the "St,oky CitFH and o
what he should tlo Wien Lc arrived there. MOI
hurng been there. he said. lIc was unpFcparct
to sag what he slou1d 10. Hc wss very nlucl
sided - tho private dispatches (which he has
received during tlc day Indicated.
! CORRECTION.
| n the Efttor ~ fAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 13.--An injustice Was done tf,'
| First Regiment aud the undersigned by a re
ported interview between member Of the ~
and the writer as published III to-day's elitloi
! Of that sheet. The answer given to q question
| a. to what could IIc done, Fas a. follows: :"
cannot say; we hare only the First aud Eecon
Regiments and the poice force. and these, Il
my judgment, would not be sufficient tu over
CONE such mob as the one that DESTROYED =
much property iu Pittsturg. Tho term "wea
boys !" was not used. When tho First lcyl
n,cnt was hcing recruited | personally bolictte
who now belong to tic regiment. Isenictnbel
ng that the Boartl Of Tratle Battery, wllo earne
brilliant record. WAS composed largely Of t.!
same element t'lnt fs fnunl III Our First, Wou}
be tue last nan 10 question their bravery.
| WILLIAM BoKHnH.