New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
A nAY or CoMnARATIYE ORDER

military forces M tniS time is about ~ follows: At
the Stock Yards 80 regulars at the Chicago, Bur
liigton and QHIncy freight house, SiNteenth-st
200 regulars; Twclfth-st. bridge $50 regulars of
the 2d Regiments az TIE corner of Twelfth and Hal
stcad-ss. POO OF the LIST Regiment at Canal, Port
ave- and South Morgan.st.. 30 of the lst Regiment;
at the SOutn-S,de gas works, Gen. Lebs battery,
90 men; at the NOrth-Side Water Works. 90
veterans: nj the Union Street Police Stations 30
of the 2d Regiment; at the corner OF Chicago ana
Milwaukee-aves possible rendezvous Of C0mmun-
lists go veterans; at Hastead-st., north of Twelfth
40 of tine Post-Office Guard and DAILY aud Water
sons Mour ted Quart who are constantly patromg
I'll at dangerous section. Four hundred regulars are
still at the lake front, awaiting orders. 1ae regu-
lar and special police are at the centre OF trouble
Citizens with police powers are stationed IN every
section of the city. Two companies of infantry ana
three of cavalry direct from Fort Mcpherson. Ne
braska, fully armed, arrived here during the day.
and are quartered temporarily at the Exposition
Building waiting orders from tie Secretary ~ War
The following Special Orders No. go. have been
issued here from military headquarters:
Frst-Col Joan II. King 9tl Infantry, ls hereby
placed IN immediate command OF al The United states
troops assemble. III Chicago, III. lie VIII OOcy ana exc
such orders only as MAJ come to him from THESE
Sec5@f-L eut-Col Frederick D. Grant, Alle-lo Camp
to The Leui.-t,c cr commanding inc Division, - as
By command OF Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan.
2. e.. DRUM. Assistant AdiutantGenorh
At this hour the seat of local war has moved FUR
tier away from news centres than ever, aud IS now
in the vicinity OF ArcheI-aye. and Halstead-st four
mile. away. The mob began gathering there at an
early hour this morning but not in great force, and
no contest has taken place yet. 1t noon II was
reported shat the Communists were gathering farout
in the pr rie and were contemplating descent,
with theStO h-Yans gang as allies. No ears are now
allowed 10 run HIstea SD, north OF the vadnct,
ard none ar, RAINING on Clinton and Jeii rson-'ts.
The rioters have tued to sop some other lines, out
without success. Some aboscss at the Wcsrern-ayc.
stables struck this morning and formed in line. IN
tending to force other stables into the strike but
they were dispersed by the police.
mcet.1 of sailors and steyedores on the corner
of Lake ana Watcf-s,s. has been broken up BY the
police.
Railroads are now rcsrming business, bo;h freight
and passenger. They have had no trouble witn
thrir men al any timc except IN relation to wages,
aud "a Is believed that they have generally ether
COMPROMISED that qucsti or lft 1t TO arbitration
Oadls and men are equally reucent on the subject.
The Illinois Central took thirty-one cars OF gram
this morning and Is running all trains usual. The
men of the road, with few exceptions appeared az
the car-,hop, this morning ready for duty. Their
The Michigan Central is running all passen-
ger trains ON time East and West, and on
all tne branches. The freight department
will be ready TO 20 to work with its old force as soon
a, II is certain that the Company property here will
be protected from the mob. The Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy passenger trains are running along
the Quincy lle without trouble. Freight trains are
not vet running and nothing definite regarding the
time of running them is known, bnt the o.hceIs eA-
pcct no further trouble. The Lake shore AMI Mlch-
gan Southern sending passengers through ~ usual
but freig Its are small that line. On the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific, busne is resumed every
branch, and IN every department ali trains are on
time The Chicago and Northwestern, although all
disturbance has subsidized, are only running on some
branches. The Chicago, Alton and st. Louis sill
remain quiet and will not move any ro.lng-Stock ui-
iii if is absolutely safe to do 50. The Fort Wayne
Road will start out passenger tram some time TO-
day. but freishtlng is stagnant with them. The
Baltimore and Ohio Road Is sending out no freight
as vet Mails have gone out on ali roads, except on
fine c aicago and Alton aud Fort Wayne. The latter
refuse To carry the mails without troops.
The tanners, vino struck en- masse during the
war1nest part OF the controversy, have to-day re-
sumed work. Other establishments which employ
large numbers of hands resumed work to-day
They are those OF Crane Brothers x Co., elevator
manufacturers; Peer Schutter X Co., wagon
builders; Furst Il Bradley farm machinery, and
tne Shot Tower These firms employ from 600 TO
700 men. and were Obliged by the rioters to close,
although their employees were anxious to work.
Me Police have been active to-day watching the
Communists aud making arrests crowd which
assembled ar the of Halstead-st. aud Archer
ave- at 1870 this afternoon was charged and dispersed
there have been very few conflicts, however, ash the
bp a. led.
been numerous. A partial list shows III rioters IN
all the stations They are almost invariably of the
lowest foreign element aud many of them are we'll
known disturbes of the peace. Among the prisoners
* NJ j. Clyuch, a grocer and liquor dealer, and the
most prominent agtator of the present lawless
movement He has been present IN all the attacks
on the police and has done more than any one man
70 precipitate bloodshed aud ncte riots. He will be
severely dealt with the proof OF ms crnInaty Is
complete Word has been sent TO headquarters also
that Landy's gang of PlugU giles" who have been
ooino about mtImidatng workmen, and compelling
them to quit work. have been arrested.
The Mayor to-day issued notice calling on all
laborers to resume work, and promising them and
their employers protection. subsequently he issued
the following proclamation
The city authorities having suppressed all lawlessncss
in the city. and law aud order bang restored, now
urge and request all business ana employers gen
orally To resume work aud give as much emDlOymtht 10
her worknen possible. consider his The nrs duty
al our business community. | am now amply aDe 10
protect them aud their wOrkmen. Let every one resume
operatons and report interference at police mead
quarters Citizens organizations must continue III iOte
and ON no relax their vigilance, as the cause OF
trouble II local and not yet removed All such or
gauizatlOns shOnld form themselves into permanent
bodies continue duty and report regularly as here
tofore NJ. HEATH, Mayor
THE ILLINOIS LINES.
THE SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAINS
NOW RUNNING FREELY on NEARLY ALL ROADS