Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24

No compromise will be- made with and no
concessions 10 those misguided mon who
arc or have been false. or may be false TO
their trust; and vlolators Of law and all
persons are warned that no one has Q right
10 represent or speak for the Receiver OK.
ccpt his regular officers. and any other per.
son pretending TO do . o 10 an imposter.
Tho Receiver 10 induced TO believe that .
large majority Of tho employees now neg
Letting their duty are acting under coer-
cion. and In terror Of lAwless and desper-
ate men, most Of whom are strangers and
have never been In his service. All we'll.
disposed employees will be protected.
b. j. JxwErT. Receiver.
Warrants are out for the arrest Of some
OF tho strikers.
A train with tho brooklyn T~wenty.third
Regiment Was stopped this afternoon east
Of the depot by the strikers. but finally 10
v,s allowed 10 proceed. The Governor to-
day Issued . proclamation calling upon
the civil and military authorities TO aid In
suppressing the conspiracy.
BUFFALO, July 23-7 p. x.-The mob
compelled the workmsn ct the car shops
Of the Lake Shore and Erie companies TO-
day to quit work.
A train on tho Buffalo and Jsmsstown
road had Its passenger car detached BY the
strikers, who. however, replaced II on
learning that this road had not reduced It,
rates.
This afternoon. 1000 rioters captured
from 200 soldiers the Lake Shore round
house and drove the military %. Subse-
quently . company Of the slxty-nfth Reg
gimsnt made o futile attempt 70 recspture
the place and we're Kissed aud hootsd 81 by
the mob. badly maltreated and driven on.
ELMRA. July 23.-The Northern Con-
trsl shopmen, brakemen and firemen,
numbering 400. struck this morning. The
Erie trsckmen on the Susquehanna Divls-
lon struck at noon. Everything 10 order.
ly, but excited. II II reported tonight
that the militia have captured Hornells-
vile.
THE BREAD wrNNERs' LEAorx.
New YoRK. July 29.-The Independent
party. under the auspices Of its organizer.
the Independent Broad Winner League,
has issued . call for representatives OF all
organizations who sympathizs with the
railroad strikers In their sndeavors 70 get
living wages and arc opposed 10 the riot
ers. to meet on Thursday evening 70 make
arrangements for . mas meeting, 70 de-
mand, first, that tho Government should
immediately take possession OF, v and
operate all the railroads |; second. that
labor laws are absolutely necessary, and
third. that resumption Of labor by govern
ment work 10 absolutely necessary.
NEW YORK. July 2s.--The strike on the
Erie railroad has extended TO this side OF
Binghamton. Military preparations on .
large scale are rapidly making TO suppress
II.
PEORIA. Ill, July 49, Captain Cos.
grove. commanding the seventh regiment,
has orders from AdIutant General Hilliard
to have the troops take possession OF their
arms and hold themselves ready TO move.
They are now Ut the armory awaiting or
ders.
TRENTON. N. J.. July 2s.-Tho excite
ment In Trenton Ia gradually rising. The
street corners arc filled with anxious
crowds. eager for the latest news. Tho
State authorities have ordered the seventh
regiment 10 DO ready at 0 moments no
tice.
ARREST OF n LELpER.
HosELIsvILLE, July 23.-B. J. Donahoe,
Chairman OF the Committee OF Strikers,
h,s been arrested on An order TO appear In
the court ct New York On the 27th. Other
strikers are included IN tho ORDER some Oh
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nry,,,o INV "a -Po,Iovine arr the
names Of those among the rioters known
to DO wounded BY tho arinso Of the West.
hsId company: william Dsrrlssn, I Ionn
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NJ IT, uicLs. In NE Leo PAM Tang.
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iv 1,.a m.,nhcy. n The Wss,0sid com.
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rHr MON IN brFFALo
DurYALo, July 2l-4.I5 p. N.-Roth the
rioters and troops ara Al tbls hour resting
on their arms. All The depots, carr and
m.chinc ,bops arr being s%tronglv guarded
by The soldiers. Not more than half .
dozen Of the demoralized wcstaold Com
papy have vet been seen. Il 10 understood
that the firing was without orders. The
number Of wounded cannot be definitely
ascertained and indeed II Ia with the great.
est difficulty that any intelligence can be
oouninsu rom m "'S Tha ara.,.s, ,..r.
sra sn,.r,.,nsi Tor What ,he nsrticuIsrs