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New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
THE STRIKE All SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. July 24.-The freight con-
ductors Srencn and brakemen al East Syracuse struck
this ter.A-5u The following d ratch was sent:
EAST SYRACUSE, July "a.
To WIN. II. VANDERBILT, Saratoga, v. T.:
We, the employees lu gene. have qu work I'll cur
pay ~ restored d. 10 was prior 10 July l. 1877.
(s ma, employees.
Tie macnmists of East Syracuse, numbering one hur-
drec aso struck hundred freight ears, seventy
gines and fortg aims OF freight embaIgoed ~ East
syracuse. The strikers have detailed force of their
own men 10 guad and protect the property
OF the Company. rhtre is 10 anticipation o.
any horrible aWess acts. strikers will not inter
iere wiCh passenger mail trains They warn all out
siders, tramps Communists to keep away from
tIem, stating that they manage their Own
business. This afternoon. stranger. supposed
to from NewYors appeared among the strikers a.
asst Syracuse and advised them 20 turn the bu ngs o
the Company. TIE strikers drove him from the yard
with draw pistols. He He'd 20 the woods
All +. quiet tie syracuse and Albany Division Of the
New-Yofk Central Road ana It bel eyed tnat the tram
men VII remain true. On the ID laware, Llckawanna
and Western Division all quiet, but freight is ac-
ceDted.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
prSILLANINOUs MILITIA.
a COMPANY OF TIE 10TH PFNNsYLvANIA REvoLTs
-sOME THROW THEIR GUNS AWAY.

4 COMPANY OF The 10TH PrNNsYLvANIA REYOLTs
SOME THROW THEIR GUNS AWAY.
READING, Penn, July 2j-1 A. M.-Gen. Ham
iltou VITA six hundred regulars arrived IN city :
O'Clock luis evening Tiey nave their eq II page
and provisions and intend to until order is fully
restored.
No ot0u demonstrations Of any consequence occurred
to-day though an outbreak az one TIM was imminent.
Large crowds gathcrc the OF Last nights
mage viewing tnr terrible eff ct Of tine mlsketry eli
cnar.e on tie adj tcent b iut. About the same tim
several companr, of thc 4th Regiment marched down
.venth-st 10 Penn Here they met a company of tie
I6th Regiment. and lively Il Int between The
military seemed mm nent. Tie crowd treated th
ris,On Greys O. q shower Of stones. THIS compant
immediately levelied thcir pieces, when hey were 10
formed 0y the Ciione Of the 16th Regiment that no
Indi.erminafe slaughter would be permitted. Tn
brought matters 10 a halt. All the troops then passed
down Penn and INTO Fftn-st. followed by the mob. Tia
NorristOwn COmpanyO the l6tn Regiment above named
-Dspqrut stacked their and refused absolutely to
operate against the rioters me Of them threw thcI
guns away and distributed cartridges among the crowE
The company l,ff for home this evening, did all tb
military engaged the previous night.
Mayor Evans Will issue proclamation tomorrow cali
n for 800 younleers to DO patrol duy in this city
Oh qmet and order restored. special force Of police
men were sworn in this evening The city is quiet at
udnah although the rioters have virtual possession Of
the railroad
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

,uart1s at No loo Morcer-st, and equally "a the
ilr-e Brigade headquarters. During the morning ne
rooms OF the Fire Commissioners los; tner denuy and
became really martial in appearance, ~ uniformed OIL
r- pas.eI in and out making the required morning re-
ports a. 20 the number ana condition OF the men III the
different regiments Gen shaier was present 'uhs 'Ae
entire day. surrounded by nine Of the thirteen members
of ms stad Col H. A. Gnderslecye. Aching Adjutant-
General and Chs II staff Col a. ". Sheldon. Judge
Advocate; Col. j. @. DarrOn. DIVISION surgeon anu
Iieut-Coi Frank Wrisey Division Quarermaster, were
absent. -,....., --. g..
a. n shaler expressed himself Is much pleased W.th
The manner winch the men OI biF'i1h
had responded 10 MS order of yesterday. 4h-fe
ar- sul many ab-rutrc-, bnt IL J., tApcc'eu
that a lar,n majority wal appear upon the re-
port OF this morning That OF yesterday was 40 io"'
pRusRNT. AusHsI.
fara
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

AcKER-Iulv % At tho ST. Nicholas Hotel capt John p
aasr'lai on tle Iialon we'srsy , l 5p Nm,
l'snlr. Depo vi eh si.l stop . -tiyy~,aaI
5C no ss The funeral of JON B. sss Fi ise place rom
hs lat r-siduc Muua-lyo LAT ga ga D. Jr oh " 90
ur.ay Zlth Jlle. 81 u ~.
FRA % leaves 8a .caf-sta $40. No flowers
Butt LERAt Fox - eg. Sc lsiaia "e,chsster onty:
rt iTr, 5i he family arr respectfully invited
O. tend lurr 100 tle rrsiIrncr oi her parents on
criases " II i,s IN @ains 81 Iiar-ae station The Har
lem tnroAl on ,lr ,iiiFa "i nr ~ l.'s % ,.' ".' %
YORK A $50 or 4:j0 J.m.
of WiIan aud Abigail chsmerA n thr 3'd year u
,sn tase place rn tho Residence Of hs parents at
bloom I'D. y j.. 90 Nria-.ia. IN nst. At y m
Tran, leave ooi o' C'urt ndst al ~ u and The foot of
B4r..a5 80. 20 u 80 .. 10.
yFRGrs1N- -tamf rd Conn., on SUNDAY, Ialy D. o peri
p,eri ces s - l, d a. ~ JOIN, Cnurch .ian.orl
on " allcsil5. fha - d iuat, 81 . 1tiocA =. in.
rriras and re- auyc are teud without nrtier no.
Carriages VIII D.. "a veiun- te depot in stamford tho
a.rivai of the 220 y. %. tram irom Nrw.for'
I,rr. Ft Al Rifou - ~ July - 1877 Jane. widow u
Jo-eph tlrtcher. m tilc Sol y,ar d Der age
Noucc OF funeral Iersli cr
GRAY sala.al- ~ long Ne,.os. Ml,. on July 3 Nr.
sarah u Gray. wlo" of she Ia" FioL Aio 20 GRAY of
Fanvi services at Long Meadow wednesday. Juy % At
GRIMBALL-At Gaka " a. on the ~ day Of July ~.
after iaug and pal n d ness Ait VIE 81 John oFmei'
ia - EocSLwav 81 90. ou TUESDAY oluluz, jay -.
1877 Frederick Diboi. iaiant son 'f Edund d. aud Mary
d. Iiil-ey agtd uo o. and 10 d}-.
Funeral s~rylc Hi- IA hers rsdence Thursday aer-
noon. IaiY 20. at htlt past Zo.clocs.
KINGn rursay. TIE in-i grs clara b. King widow
h. O. King Buno and daughter Of tac late joan Cor
lcy.
Fnea services from her late residence l32 Montague L.
Brooklyn, ou THURSDAY, Z6ll ln.t 20 8 o.
LEHMANNIn Dresden. saKony. uno 22. sebastian Lehi
LITTFIn Jersey Cty July a. 1877 of yer
Whttoc. oldest daughter of Robert Forsyth ana una
Wuit,nn iltl aged years
Noiicc ell funeral hereafter
THO nMpsON N-On Tue.dav. July "a Glen Cove. l. T. Martin
b.. Thompson. age1 81 years
Noilrr Of funer3I hereafter
wfLrrAWf-Tn Rrooklrn on 30 fay 24th of IN month.
caro- ine Williams dt1ghter of TIE ate HCzcAaA Williams,
G3I year 0i nor
FrIea ou Gao residence Of her sister. jane ". Dstsruc.
lT3 incEs.st Br1o.lyn. NJ o. on 5h tay, 2Gfn n-t
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
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A RIOT AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25-3:30 A. M.-An
attempt to hO.d meeting tonight TO paoiy- the WORK
ingmen was a failure. Two thousand persons
assembled, but nothing formal whatever was acted
upon MAYOR Jacobs en1eavOrcd 10 speak, but was
hooted down. five or six hundred went out TO Seventh
street, wien the meeting broke up. MANY Of them
boys and negroes They threw into windows
and broke street lamps they proceeded Upon reach
ing Ninth Broadway the mob attacked the freight
denOt OF the Louisville and Nashville Great
Southern Railroad, smashing its Windows and doors
They then marched to lOthst and wrecked the windows
Of the Pullman Sleeping Car Company's Buildings. Pro-
ceeding up Broadway with loud yel.s. they
stoned all the fine houses on this street
until Third reached Coming into this avenue Mayor
Jacobs attacked then that or Dr. f. d.
StlndifOr1, President OF the Louisville Nash
Vile and Great Southern Railway, was attacked
manner along walnut street nousra and
stores be- fate. At Flood and Greeu-st fry
policemen placed themselves In line, and when some IN
the crowd yelled 90 attack them, the officers o.ened
fire. shooting the heads OF the mob, who scattered
in all directions. The damage done cannot be
estimated. The excitement Is great and the ar
rival Of arms and ammunition from Frankfort is
waited with anxiety.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
STOPPING TRAINS AT NEWARK.

a moonlight parade of Ilibernian Rifles at
Newark last evening caused the people
holding tha the parade tended to nce not. As the 10
M. no passenger train on the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western stopped at the Brnadsf depot The engineer
said that he must have a fireman. Strikers formed
Gordon about TIE engine 10 prevent volunteer from
boarding it, The superintendent secured the services OF
a Captain of + lice AM Sergeant and volunteer
fireman stepped upon the engine and the train dashed
out OF the station. As The 1910 down train from Bloom
field arrived, the Captain Of the Police and
rye G1f into the depot 0 prevent "A demOnstratGn
hut made. Four companies OF tine jth
K gncut relieved Companies Of lie 81 at Hac.rnsack
hrdl. THe city s quot Dut crf is large crowd at
Tie ArmCry and the Depot. raers tuat tAe strike
VIII reach the NDw J .utlIl Road "Wednesday
Thursday NIscnts morOrcO t'ciory il Sill ieaviiy
guarded threats uavinS been made To burn Il, bui
Immediate trouble Is ipprehcuded. An 'mpoyc Of
tLe NewJc- -ey Central kOaI tcit TRIBUNE Reporter
that u III D.ascmGI coal or trclgu. trans that
road bad struck 10 Isht engineers, hremou and con
duCtors joining them
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
eeivel ve,teriay at the General Army lreailaar
HOustOn-st.
al HHOI-NDn.,.. ALARN.

No inconsderlole alarm was o,casioned last
Monday night 100 the Ere D,Dartment headquarters,
upon information b'mg tft tnrra Of tlr arrival ~ Man
hattanve of ten cags. containing Ninety tons OF gun
powder c1usilue % the UIite tte. Gyvirnm nt fron
"A mill near Troy. 4 stl.e law Dr5iis that powder IN
quantities of tIan clr-ord II lime shil ne
brougIt nearer c than spIytsn Duyv ana in TINS
ease ~ seemed p1siD, tit tIe railroad employees hid
intentionally violated TN. law for the purpose of using
IA powdcrin the destruction 0f property detachment
OF remen was tely sent to tIe place 20 look AZ
ter IT, and the time the United states authorities
were informed Of arrival lIc railroad auihoities
also inform OF the violation OF the law, and tue
p luder cass were inme rately returned 20 spnpicn
Duyvi " ere they wr-r iarlt the .utre nj ht by The
mr.. men and deiacL.n .utJ. iuIdttIngtc police cs-
wr tie powder was tran. .fcita and du.ns the DAY 1t
was safely rtorcl al the I0rt- .Ae nirDur
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
IN PHILADELPHIA AT NIGHT.
WITH NEw-YORK K.-OPENED.-A
MEETING BROKEN Up BY POLICE.


PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-ll p. m. The stu
ato al West PAi ade ph very quiet to-n-ht al
pa naer trains are moving regularly on tine main line
and on the Ncw-YOr Division aud ihe mpany claims 10
have. re,taDllsred tie freight traGc between Puiade
pbii and NV York No attrmpt 10 move any freight
West has been made however. and 90 Is not probable that
,,,v r,ovenent will Dc made in that until mat
ter heroine more settled the " Wea an end OF tn
coaI II Is evident that the proclamation Of Pres
Jeut HAYES has h II the effect to clear the hig g-
,v,os in the vicinity OF the depot None
t those having business about the station
t. streets and everything is now peaceful ani quiet
I'm. pickets are still stationed along the tricAs up from
the depot and beyond Mlntua.
Mayor stokelcy received lntinaton this evening that
p att,mnt wa- be made 70 set ra % the stables o
I'M. Pbnidelphin aud r aiding Railroad Company, at
.,yteenth and Willow--ts. about O'Clock p. me- and
marty Of officers was sent 10 protect Tie property
meeting OF WORKING was called lOr tAs evening
a, he;eys Hall at Eighth and ChrI,tan-sts. The uoc
b lined information OF gathering and it object rn
T,eut Schoolry with squad Of officers prococdct 20
tb h.l and caused the audience and speakers % ds
pcrse
the seru lines of freight transit remain closed an
.r week. il N INVOLVE tne peach grOunds of the Dsla
,r. and CDe,,praSc Peninsula heavy losses and II
ina .lrke should unfortunately extend 10 tue New IT.
-. Div .nn ID, the PepIsy WANNA Road, between here
ia ..w-Nork. the consequences Will De s,u more
quantities week, and must be marketed at tonceo or not
II al
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

ClScryNArl, Ohio, July 21.-lhe middle span
of .ir Cincinnati Georgetown aud Portsmohth marrow
,;naae Railroad Bridge over the Little hhm RIVER
hort Two miles above Iinwood 'ni wtnm ten miles q"
tbi, cty fe about o'clock this afternoon preeiIalhS
fifteen Iasurers distance ot iorty-hVe VI my
fe.. Three Of them we're instantly Killed ana
-, , .tnr. died Two others fatally
;,.,...d aud eight more or less severely wounded.
l..rni d, atirlu .ei 10 wrsa tre'tIe"otf lailn4
to sustain the superstlucure lne names VI 'o "''N
are:
- willard the foreman. ~ COchocion
DAgIEL GuBOss, oil Newt0Wn
BrRRY YOUN.. ~ HtiHcsYih-. , -, ,., ,i,,
Ion Hr-, IA resient Of the neghborhood Where lhe
. &C 1 at occurred.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

Theodore n. VAIL General-SupernCen Of
The Railway Mail Service. SAID that respects tie
mail service namp r-d more yesterday than any
time since tAc strike began. There great accu-
mutation mails any the distributing but
the emblrrI-s caused by the MISSING If cOnpcc
tons everywhere, tle trans almost every road falling
io r1h on schedule TIM. Mails IN transit were contnu
ativ beng turned back detained by strikers
III new points md f.e mail agents b., ii
ti,s IN could ltt. Srwa received during the
~ tnlt the SINK. y. rad lowed "a Iaa 10 run tDr l-i
BitlO tur Ere Railway. bat low long Trey would
lei ms fths mch contiha conih l"t pr "rcioi. l"e
lax. ua.s ui.sO to Cleveland. used lOr send
llg western ana utnern "as Ir"m the l1inrr Pidc,
I.lr mdi. Tor W SCI rh Nr'-1 IA dc si.l UP icnrd
hy way 0f Tie New-YUrk &c lla as lif "a koc.es,cr
The tlrOusA uss lOr t.c stitt tis clty ttb OIL OK
last PeuusA lt IN a X Itd AID, uu4 - Lat
vs. Is unLtvOr ,Dir, alyt. .ii c.f VIII ne semi out
tAis morning by Tine sam rOl. AZ Pttsburs Tie ais
ale taken tao \ gncuy RIVER in WAGONS. aua
w"err direct e"nhecd"n Is msoe Witn Cihc'"-
uda and ln nan tpDr. From lutlaudpIl.s The tnlis
arr tne CmcI-u, Lar ye.,c ana In udnapon'
ioat, au lclcu Chicago ip' hrf houfs Lace thti y
.r u-up iOut. b. Wiy ibc Pi-nus, Fort MuYn and
C.c4J Road, GpOn wnIch tiI MS h.N. ctiael tulhi-
luc tlltuit 3d. ~ OF fh L n lilul kull "a
Ice present rouua In uIcerin. and their action
uii mai cuImu.I .Icau0n at ANY mo .ucuJ.
The Cur.g,. la ',t- aId lld I '.s Road Is ln po~-
,I- sC.iiug cnp ycc, Wlo'i tuc malls pd
uO 80 =, tnio s Low i'ng uley VIII ci"07
o. Poo -ufir, oiic u-c .h- lice Is not known
In view plecrous condition OF TINS rlh 70 e n-rl
hucht iil i.'iit liii to lN.li" .il
-i .li teu .,I. stIeJ Wa'uu-iOu to $50 % l. B.l-
m re- and Ou Oii.,is ,Oul saut hi s through tntt
!.ur, II Necessary teu. SOFT o.. hu-,cr 81 Trans tulta-
sual lch triiu any Tai, rJute was not Used i
,cIIIu- tAlr Ones i.4ri uEht' Dub Wth Dee
empniycd u cas- of need. tis for ALlnluii, Assi--
,ipp ien,--rt ana J. ii siiid tc sent d. W1 o. NdH 70
tl u unt furtucr uu,cr. Tie last oi tHr PtisJuf- d.
Llycu ,naii reAcu NtWYJrA % ste hour issC Di-It
by Penn,j .ga ko-d aud another mai ID eAPcc,cd
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
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CLAAENcE II FROsr Capt. and \. ". c.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE.

Samuel Sloin the President OF the Dela-
ware Laosawanla and Western RliiroId, wuich Is the
less n o. the Morris and Essex Railroad has sent cir-
cuar 10 tine sherds OF tine couuics and tine Mayors oi
ae towns through which T0ls pass Nrw-Jcrsey,
nd to Governor Btde ding tlcir attention 10 the Act
of March H. 1854, making com nuaitics liable pecuni-
ary for losses bY witIin ther limits He further
cl their attention 70 the riots n otter states, ana SAYS
They have taaen plcc nni'r and are at ended wan
-uc circumstances indicate thac sucl strikes win
their ateu lut ui0b ana riots. have occurred IA par
suauce o. a plan arccd upon, understood and concurred
i'm by ralu classes of raj rOIi enpoyes. and par'lcl
ary nrenen and Drekrnen trains ali ovci tae Cen
rr.i and Western STATES the Uued 80 tes, including
New-Irrsey. he inf0rmItion have is thal at thi,
time Glv 2i 1871 all the railroad stations in the cly
of Phl ephia are Don the possession and IN Ter the
tr'i of rio, Ms nobs W. nave Information of secret
meetings ing Hrl by tlp brIkemln 100 tie
employ of the Dedwlrt. L-cka"anua " stern tt@il-
ro al 4 iuuay Oh te HOrri- and Es,rN DIVISION, Win
other wcrsmcI ia tar and of service on ner i-
10 d,. cuuduc 01 these nrn Indicates tIat they
are contemplating sjrk,. NOI therefore respect
fuy requested t0 sax Legal m' 7ui-a - protect tc
property pf the companies hrr'nhe re minrd nom IL
strictiOn injucy D. any mob or rl1t Do your .J.'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

Tie diy's voik varies ON in rent r,aia, ani. Of
course ha, its bearing wages. Tie DAYS uun for
these reported al 100 miles on tie Ilimoge aud
Ohio; at 100 Tor fremen and $50 Tor brasrmeu on the
new York Central; generally little less fhn 700 on
tie Erie, and low ~ = niles lu ross. on
tine Is ,iumorc aut Ohio Road the wdgr- Amount o. -i-l
AMI -ls3 wear iur eacn OF tho two grie, and tie
I.duc.Ou D. 81 ana -J3.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
FEARS OF AN OUTBREAK AT RoNDouT.

RoND0UT. n. Y, July 2l-serious apDre-
tensions were entert of outbreak here to-day.
and an undoubtel effort vii be- made 20 incite srze
ny the vicious and mployed men, bet the railroad
mployt and majority Of the labor r on the coal
dock failed % cooperate. The sheriff nd Mayor took
vigorous steps quen any disturbance. The 10th
Battalion with all other state tro"ps ~ ordered 70
.bi., ana been % toe Arms ~ since one o'c
t., -Drrf. MdrHr % other pr miIfn B. -
graz. ed Gov Robinson MT % move the ru itary
r.placed them. and 10 L. Dot brhtfei tAai they
will be ordered elsewhere.
For otsr atrls ol sike. Iu.ipf diln on so Psge
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

trail Road provided as was the 9th with forty rounds %
hall cartridge each.
A REPORT THAT THE CENTRAL MEN HERE WILL
STRIKE.
a policeman, who was stationed yesterday
AZ the Hudson River Railroad Depot In Thirteth-t.
stated last evening he had learned by conversation
with the employees that they would strike there this
morning at O'Clock unless satisfsciory arrange.
neu with officers OF the company should DC cnec'cd
tonight
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
A LUZ FOLLOWED BY ALARNAT NEWARK

Most Of the excitement b id subsided la New
ark Yesterday morning, AMI te street. c0 rs ani rI-
road drpots were almos deserted. Tie sensible
j. aslage of the spcakers 40 the w1rsngmeE's
meetings on Monday night had borne good fruit,
aud fears OF trouble were not entertained. The
various C.itd States cty. ana county OIL -iAls had
aiken precautionary measures 10 de. mi the pgOnc
buHdnas. All of tlc bridges of the PENNSYLVANIA Raj
rold between Newark ana Jersey CITY, well "a the
main switches were guarded by troop. TIE aiar-
snops on the Meadows were also guarded by tie IA j.
frv Soldiers were guard NJ bridges at Enzabrt",
Railway Sew -E.uns wick, and at Other points. Gca.
PLANE said u tie ~ ernrOn, tat every thing look
in. better ana he did apprehrnd amy trouble, bar
nf the troops would be kept under in readiness
for any emergency
The uuef o. the previous twelve hours rOken at
Newark lass evening bv the anu En. 'mcut that the
ir.mcn and bsahcmcn OF the DeiaFafe LacNr
wanna ana Western Railroad HAD stiuck work
~ 6 o'clock Al 9 o'clock train went up
the road the engineer running without II fire
man or br krinan large crowd soon gathered about
b- i;rottsi depot OF tnlt road fears OF violence
mass meeting. numb ring about eiG 'ousand persons
WIS being held ~ the same tm D. .'nJ 1i MilifI5
PARK. 40 VII On mccni iiry ren-iks Wr l"utIf chtT'u
by h. rah,ie TAe crowd was secmin " not briS rent
b1f Assem- ned fr .dt curiosity lie meeting DloAt
up u,gctabiy al 9:iJ and the crowd quietly dispersed
The resolutions Wnicn were adoDeu. protest d5hh't
the .p-lavtueut of tIe mliI 10 1rr-- the
,uk.r ami liust action Ol the Newark olcdls u
refusing O Jir PARK 10 6He " lh-hch In wa On
ycr,iuemen 10 Orgdn.z. for re,lstadcr 10 oiipres-
sion, which Il sad 10 be HHN' nhu -
break money power, which Is declared to De neces
itv 4 conductor OF the Norris AMI E,se2 D'is.on ol
te Delaware LackaWannI aud West ru Railroad tolu
reporter tnat not tram would hr running on
fr1t road To-day Special Policemen and con-'a u s ana
.sfI. ur4tll l-fI|I a.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
rHEIAWs As TO RIOTERs.

The laws of this State give to the Governor
ial. power 20 declare county Ia insurrec"oh' ana
70 pace 10 under military power whenever oriilai)
process OF aw is fJrcD.y resisted. Tie following IS the
hEt oi sac statute:
Whenever the Governor shall be satisfied thal tnr
- tuiion Oi civil or criminal process h"- De'.
neaieI county counties "f thS SrJflr ny Du0
Of men, be- may application oi su,h oH'tI
UMr -dri tle prOcrosl, or " tde DslIlol At'vn,1
o. county bv pfociudton, declare Such county or
tlntc, br Iu Is state uf in-urrrruoni duo NAV ucI
INTO the service OF tie Stale sch number tbd description
o. volunteer cOmpauics or OtItf Ii-i.it W
s ls Slate ~ ne slal &c L ,lfs I,.e
Any person or persons who shall, aier the p"olc'-
NDu OF such proclamation Dy lhe H'Frll3,' ii ,I
tAtcuiuu oi pIuc--s lu amy sucn county 80 u''
d 1e lu state Of Iusurrccuou, or VINO SUI %
RESIST amy iolcc ordered ont Oy the Governor 10 qu'
slcu nsu fecuou, snail, upon convection Oe "uJ"'se-
biaie Prison f0 term NOT less t1an Two years, s-V ia
Ine laws with relation wif injury 10 railroads "e
b. follows:
Az ACT % punish wnfIl injuries to railroads
t-. Every person snIl wtfdIy, win WhuflOua IN
th', move, break, dIsacc, Throw down Oh ussilO1'
auy 0u waoIcn or osAer r ANY brauc e5 on branch
Nag any part 90 the tracks. or any p dse NAduct'
eaiyert emb.usurrt or otner any part tire-
g. .tt4o4Cd 90 OF connected wItn suci tracks ot any
TairOai ills state OperauDil or whlch shaii
hereafter De- put operation or "0 s "iiiul4y wiz.
rals tracks 4ucu railroad, shall up cohNcli'h i
punished uy imprisonment Ia the cdtt lsDu h't 'Ap0o
Ms lfc years, OF in County J al not IosS ina" 9iN
A9ltAs-lCl 100, Laws OF ISIS. 49,
A. ans person or persons snail WifuNy do, or cause 10
Dt Gone, .ny act acts whatever, whereby IN. p'i
mg cnerUctiOu or wOik OF amy ra'iOiu va
any engine machine structure any mattr or thihS
tpperalnlng same, shall be Stopped oD-tuctou
impaired. Weakened, injured or destroyed te pc4sOh oi
49, 'Ohs 50 O1endng snail De snuty oi Inlsi f,,ie
nc snail forfeit aud pay 10 The slld corporation eps
" ~ amount o. damages sustained by moaHs VI b"O"
nence-l.42, ca. 40, Laws Of 1890
Will be that by tLo statute the rioters VINO nave
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
A REGIMENT AT ALLENTOWN.
THEY pIsPERSE mob n COMING OS IIEM USEX


ALLENTOWN, Penn, July 25-l1:30 a. m.-
The 10 Regiment arrived here at 1888 o'clock las
,ve.lng and await orders. They came Dy ral
frum Sempie station, few miles this side oi
Reading TO Emaus; and from that place marched
N miles 10 Al eltO Wu the engineers r0fusin- 10 take
th.,i further Early this evening mob, headed 10y
band Of music, started to pa-lde through Hamli-
ton-st Tney got far Centre sIuar'
when the Mayor ordered them to ,sperse. The band
rlusic left but the men i'm tie procession pr o.
ceedrd making threats OF various import, and at II
o'clock marched TO the Mayors Office, where they
began hootng and yelling The police took several
drains from them but were not able TO make any
md were stoned d., the mob. The 4Jh ReSmen uneX-
cfelly arr we'd anl this hal fgc, Of giteuiuC
die of.rs ami tneY dispersed Tho troops control
,,Iy further demonstration VIII CA may arise.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
THE FIFTH DIVISION CALLED OFT.

The following General Order calling outline
Film Division " G.. 8 N. Y, issued from tho head
quarters 40 Peaask.il yesterday:
GeHcrdf CrIerS No. ..
l. Pursuant t0 from the eCommandcrn-C Chief the
Organz a. Ous Composing lnl DIVISION Wu .- Nr'.'1h
o be- separate troop ctvIl, VIII ssenJir l'iti"ll
40 thriT .irclve headquarters. armed uniformed "hu
fui5 cq lIpDet lOr service. =,
II. Big.-Gen. James II. Blauvct commanding the
seventh B i-id.. and Bri--I II. George faiAcf' co"
mand l2 tn E.g Brigade, r c1tfg "a VITA tie hutJ ol
seeing tA.l. tnis order j. complied WI
By 0rIcr Oi 3f.d.-I.u j tM.- ". II l,rGD -
MATT. N. ELLIS. Col aud y. A. e..