The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-25

Inc Stalkers are growing more bold and
defiant. Before the day is over every rail
road centering in this city will be involved
in the difficulty. The militia were get up
on and dispersed, several being killed. En-
gineers are warned at the peril of their
lives not to take out train. All the Erie
engineers have struck and called upon their
brethren on other roads to join them.
There will be no resumption of work on
the Erie until district superintendent Tay-
lor and the master mechanic are removed.
The authorities are warned that if another
shot is fired it will te the signal for
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF RAILROAD PRO-
PERTY.
The strikers say they do not strike be-
cause of reduced pay, but because of the
discharge of their delegates who went to
consult Superintendent Bowen. No trains
of any kind leave for the east to-day. A
great quantity of rolling stock is on the
side track, the destruction of which would
be enormous. The depots are guarded by
militia. The rioters are 10 strong force at
Louisiana street, near the round house, and
East Buffalo.
COLLISION AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July "a.
TVS fnllnWin1 orn cnrnno tho riotere
wounded by the firing of the Westfield COM
pany yesterday VIM. Berrigan, right
side Patrick Breen, mouth and neck I;
John Clay, switchman, through the lung,
dying w. ]. Lickey, in the leg; Paul
Long, right thigh, badly; NJ. Murphy,
knee, badly. Two members of The West
field company are reported killed, but this
is only rumored.
TROOPS ON THE MOVE.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July "a.
Two companies of troops from the Platts
burgh and Madison barracks passed here
this morning en- route for Baltimore. The
st. Louis express train is discontinued, be-
ing unable to get through Buffalo.
WESTERN MAILS VIA CANADA
NEW YORK, July "a.
Yesterdays western mail from here wen
via Canada.
CONSULTATION IN ALBANY-ALL QUIET
AT BUFFALO.
The governor, mayor and chief of polio,
are consulting. The governor has just re
ceived a telegram from Superintendent
Tillinghast at Buffalo, saying there is n,
violence.
PROPOSITION TO THE CENTRAL STRIKERS
Superintendent Toucey assured the NeN
York Central laborers yesterday that the 1
per cent. reduction would be restored O
the end of the month.
yANDERBILT's OFFER.
The I lines says Vanderbilt has telt
graphed the Michigan Southern employe
that their wages would be raised when bus
iness justified it, and requested no STRIKE
His message had little effect.
| so FAR GOOD.
The Erie railway passed a mail passangC
train westward through Hornellsvllle th
morning without attempted interruption
All is quiet at the Buffalo terminus tn
morning.
THE SITUATION IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July "a.
The mob element was busy this afte
noon calling at the principal manufacture
coal and stove yards, endeavoring by pc
suasion and in some instances threats
force employees to quit work. In INC
they have been unsuccessful. Rumors a
afloat of the intention of the mob 10 bu
the round house of the Lake Shore, whe
they are now rendezVoused. General Re
era is making all possible preparations
guard against the intended movement. T
troops now number about 900 and with
Buffalo and Warsaw batteries are ready
: move at moments notice. Some thi
hundred special police have been sworn
and the board of police have issued the +
lowing nOllCe nc pOaiu VI pohco
: sire each and every citizen of Buffalo "
Y believes in the supremacy of law to cali
the headquarters of the police departing
and take tie oath and re possibility OF 8
cial patromen without pay for the main
= nance of order and the protection OF pr
eriy. The sheriff also issued call to o
500 citizens for a meeting at his office
evening. The citizens are fully aroused
l. the necessity of the case and the gene
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