Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-24
SOMETHING OF THE RIOTS.

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H0hE HING Or IHE NlOI9,
| we copy as Ioilo"s from Inc 'F5IhI2 III!
Chronicle Of last evening
! PIttsbUrg, July %. -Ihr0ugh0ut last night
the city was IN a state or intense excitement,
IN consequence OF the terrible scenes which
| l1o 2ee!l e1lac1e" curing tcc Gay. AtGAou8h
no attempts were maze 10 i!Te any %a,Alo1oha
properly C1e cltlzehS were lI.teh'e!y alarmed.
i-0 Ioic9 o'Salii4Gu 20 latTol me Guy remain
eq on Gu1y al nlSh: rms morning fnnors
81 a renewal OF hoS'lIltieS were a1oat' and re-
ports that tAe strikers hao J9lAe9 IN demand
ing an ADVANCE OF wages 9Adef threats OF VIC
Lence II reused served 10 rene" the eAcl5e,
.i7il1 81 yesterday anu every 3'''S'" See''9''
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I'd the mon Tihav ware fonn1 nat - he
armed and stated thai they had some 70 ofFar
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1i-'o 14I' vas ~ A"A1''
fltIsburg July 23.--Ihe PlttsbUrg Fort
Wayne and Chicago roads have notified their
men that they have aceeGed to their demands
and will pay wages the same as before the re
ductlon The men are now busy getting the
road in running order, 1t - likely that the
Cleveland ana flttsbuFg, and Enc and Pitts
burg. VIII be able 10 run as usual.
1hl-aueIplila, July Z.-G0vernor Hart
rant is en- route Tor IennsylVan-a, and has
telegFaPhed ordering out every militia com
Pany III Cile STATE. He has also Photographed
The PRESIDENT, ca!An9 tor troops and suggest
ing the PfOpHety OF calling Tor volunteers
Philadelphia July -22.-At 6 oclocB, this
evening 4 strike at the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot was lnaugurated by the men abandon
ing their places. 1t was with some difficulty
that an dngineer could be obtained to start
the $40 p. II. Cincinnati express. Crowds
collected about the depot this evening, many
Of them being Of the striking element. The |
irst overt act vas committed On the road /
above Ca!IoWhIli station, where i laden oil |
tram was on tie track. 1t Ues determined to |
remove it - q place 81 safety, but crowd Of |
men objected. The police interfored, when !
the trainnicn asked that he tram should be
allowed 70 stand where il was, and that no .
attempt should be made - move any trains
during the night, I-"s Vas ucceded to by
Colonel Scott.
Eleven wounded soldiers belonging to the
regiments arrived here to-day
rom Pittsburg.
Philadelphia, July 23.-The strikers have
ust sci fire to an oil tram on the Pennsyl-
anna railway track, near the south bridge,
y st Philadelphia.
Buffalo, July 22.-Rloters numbering over
500, and hourly gaining in numbers, have
AIKEN possession in East Buffalo of the New
ork Central depot, put out all the switch