The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-26

proceeded east withod fireman. Tie
strikers patrol the yards at De Witt and al
low no .outsiders to enter. The eighth
New York regiment en- route to Buffalo
stopped here tonight by order of the adju-
tant general. Superintendent Tillinghast
has notified the sheriff that mob of men
formerly employed by the company had
seized the company's property at East Syr-
acuse, and appealed to him to protect the
property. 1t is understood the military
will move on the striker at East Syracuse
tomorrow morning, ard the trains will
commepse running agsin. The city is
quiet and there is no appearance of distur-
bance tonight.
STRIKE AT HoRNELIsvILLE ENDED.
HoRNKLIsv1LLR, July 20.
The strike here is settled by mutual con-
cessions. The terms are withheld. The
business men of the town sgreed to sub
scribe enough 10 support the discharged
committeeman one year.
TAKING TO TUE WATER.
ERIE, July %.
The Lake Shore company were urgently
appealed to by detained passengers to send
'out mail and passenger trains eastward, but
fearing Buffalo mob would interfere, as
they had done, declined. The passengers
then chartered steamer and went to Buff
falo by the lake. "a
Beyond the Mississippi.
TIE SAN FRANCISCO RIoTs PERSISTENT WAR
ON THE HRkTHEH UHINEE.
FAN FRkRIsoo, July 25.
The city isapiet north Of Market street,
but there are disturbances south of that
street. About 8 o'clock tb-night hoodlums
f0fec1ied da Chinese house8n National street
land gathered near the mat, where the po-
lice were fepulsed until reinforcements
:argiyed and dispersed the frowd. The mob
'startepasp Mission street, and from Eighth
5Iweltth stfeets gutted evesy Chinese house.
AT twelfth street they we're Joined by a
|icf0wq that had been defredating in Ban
lnons ssfeet. The combiuee force moved to
|sthe corner of Twelfth anf Folsom streets,
|asnd, tore down andsfiredia Chinese match
|sfactefY sand Laundry. Here they were
Eagain roughly used by the police and quiet
was restored. The dispersed about
II o'clock. A Chimes wash house in the
extreme rorthyeste1 portion of the city
was burned, but a idnight all was quiet.
The qutrages were committed by an unor-
kgsni2ed gang of hoodlu;ns, and are de-
nounced by the workingmea. The citizens
executive committee is p oviding protec-
tiUu. Thc1nob leaders wni be- rigoroualy
punished. The superintendent of the Pa.
cifc railroad company has applied to the
authorities for protection.
| AN ANTI. CHINESE CONSPIRACY IN OAK
| LAND.
An Oakland dispatch says laborers
meeting last evening appointed commit
tee TO act with similar ones from San jose
and San Francisco, to compel the Pacific
railroad company to discharge all Chinese
employees within seven days.
| THE STRIKE IN MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY, July %.
No freight trains are allowed to leave th,
city. Soon after noon yesterday crow(
marched to all the railroad shops, factor
les, buildings, ETC., and compelled sus
pension of work. There is much excite
ment. The saloons are closed. A citizens
meeting was held for protective organiza
tion. A large force Of special policemen
will be appointed.
ST. LOUIS, July %.
The workiugmen held a meeting las
night. 1t was orderly and not very enthu
siastic. One speaker charged the trouble
to President Hayes for sending out troops
Resolutions from the executive committe
of the workingmen's party of the Unite
States were adopted declaring themselve
not responsible for violence and promising
to assist in preserving order giving thei
motto as "Death to all thieves, incendiarie
aud murderers," and recommending gen
eral strike for eight hours work per day
asking legislatures to enact eight hour laws
The men then marched to East st. Loui
and had more speeches. 1t is understood
they will endcavor to suspend all labor.
ON THE TRXAs PACIFIC.
GALVESTON, Texas, July 25.
There is a strike on the Texas Paci6
railroad. The men demand three month";
back pay and the restoration of forme
wages. The shops at Marshall are closed
No freight trains have passed over the roa
since Monday. No violence is apprehendet
ALL QUIET ON TIE UNION PACIFIC.
OMAHA, July 20.
1t is generally believed all danger {
strike or further trouble on the Union Pi
ciic or other roads in Nebraska has bee
hassed. The employees are working an
there are no disorderly demonstrations.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
OMAHA, July %.
Six companies of the ninth infantry leav
to-day for Rcck Island, Illinois.
COMMITTEE OF SAFETY IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, July 25.
The mayor publishes a proclamatlo
warning against violence, declaring non.il
reference between strikers and railrol
companies, and announcing committee
safety,
SEpALIA, No., July 25.
Work in the Missouri, Kansas and Tex,
shops stopped this morning, employees d
being paid for three months.
Indiana.
sr. LOUIS AND SOUTHERN STRIKE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. july o5.