Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24
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tuition of tho United States that II hail
protect every STATE In this Union on appli-
cation Of the Legislature. or OF the Execu'
tive when the Legislature cannot DO con-
yened. against domestic violence. and
WuEnIAs, The Governor Of Pennsylva-
mia has represented that domestic violence
exists In the said State and that he 10 I'M
able 70 suppress u. and
WuEREis, The laws Of the United States
REQUIRE that in all cases Of insurrsctton In
any State or obstruction to tho laws there
Of, whenever In the judgment OF the presi-
dent II becomes necessary TO use military
force 10 suppress such insurrection or OBJ
struction 70 the laws, he shall forthwith
BY proclamation command such tnsur-
Reuts 10 disperss and return 10 their 70
spectiye aboaes within . limited time
Now, therefore. I. Rutherford b. Hayes,
President Of the United States. do hsresy
admonish all good citizens OF the United
States, and all persons within the territory
and Jurisdiction Of the United States,
against aiding. abettlng. countenancing' or
taking part In such unlawful proceeding.
And I do hereby warn all persons engaged
In or connected with said domestic uo'
lsnce and obstruction Of the laws. TO dis
perse and retire peaceably 10 their resPsc-
tive abodes on or before ~ O'Clock. noon.
Of the Gath day Of July instant.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States 10 be afixed. Done at the
city Of Washington, this Esd day Of July,
In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-seven.
(Signed) r. d. HAYrs, President.
W. N. EvARrs, Secretary Of State.
PROTECTING GOVERNMENT WORKS.
CHICAGO. July 24.-The Jo~nars Wash.
ington special says troops have been Or
dered from Baltimore TO Philsdelphia 70
protect the Government arsenal. which
contains many thousand stand OF arms
and quantities Of munitions OF war.
Steps have boen taken 10 suppress the riot
Gus conduct Of employees Of the Govern.
ment printing office, who have met M
passed resolutions encouraging 10 tho
strikers.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ROAD.
PIrrsBpRa, July 2i.-Sinoe the obstruc'
| ton Of the tracks between here and East
Liberty, the Pennsylvania Railroad have
been running passenger trains into the city
over the West Pennsylvania division,
which intersccts the main line at Blair
Vile. Last evening about 3 o'clock the
Philadelphia express east met the mail
west at duyAsuta station, two miles above
s~harpsburg. The trains collided and the
engines closed In on each other like Q tel
escope. Both the express messengers, the
mail agent and three passengers were ~.
stantly killed and numbers dangerously
wounded. The names 81 the killed 90 far
a. known are Frank Louther. express mes-
senger. Pierce, mail agent, Taits, engineer.
and q passenger named belong. Ono OF
the flrsmen was fatally injured.
MORE SLAUGHTER.
READING, July IS. = Several thousand
persons assembled along the Heading Rail.
road this morning and stopped freight,
coal and passenger trains, only permitting
mail trains 10 proceed. Al o'clock this
evening seven companies OF the Fourth
Regiment arrived and proceeded along the
railroad TO Penn street. While In
. deep cut extending two squares from
Walnut to Penn street, the soldiers were
assaulted with stones and Immediately be-
gun firing, Il Ia alleged without orders.
| doing bad work AMONG the immense con.
course OF people In the vicinity. among
whom were many respectable citizens a.
we'll a ladies' and children. The troops
filed down Seventh and up and down Penn
streets. Five persons arc known 70 have
been killed and from eighteen TO twenty
Ave wounded. several MORALLY. Among
| the wounded are seven policemen. some
seriously. Chief Cullen had o narrow
| escape, having been shot In tho breast. but
= thick memorandum book turned tho ball.
| The police were stationed along the rail.
road tracks 10 preserve order. and received
| the full fire Of the military. Anumber OF
| the soldiers wore knocked down by large
stones thrown nj them. Great excitement
| prevails. Tonight the mob broke into
the armory Of the Reading Rifles aud cap
tured all their equipments.
OMAHA, July 23.-A meeting OF the
| roughs and lower clAsscs held tonight
resulted only In hooting. yelling and
marching about town.
g%IyoLEApER HELD.
PHILADELPHIA, July A.--Charles CLARK,
charged with being . ringleader and incit.
Ing riot In the Pennsylvania Railroad yard
last evening. was committed to-day In de-
fault Of 5000 bail. Robert Jamison,
| Michael Moore. and Mark Harris. also
| charged with being concerned In the riot
were held. A special grand Jury has been
sworn for considering the cases OF tbs
rioters, and the judges are In session.
sEiziSo nj ruLEoRArH OFFICE.
HAaRIsBuRo. July 29.-At 1850 tonight
an armed mob took possession OF tho West
ern Union Telegraph Once In this city.
and drove out the operators. Suisse
quently the Sheriff at the head OF . thou
sand citizens reinstated the operators.
proinised them protection. and communi-