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Turbulence at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 24.-All sorts Of rumor.
have been circulated concerning the work
Of the mob here. In a few cases where
Workmen have been compelled to quit
work, they have Immediately resumed
work after the departure Of the crowd.
The Island street cars were stopped by the
mob for an hour this evening, but the
leaders were arrested and locked up and
the cars continued TO run.
The First and Second Regiments are
under arms, and 800 men Of the Grand
Army of the Republic are being furnished
with arms.
The Chicago & Alton Co. has suspended
all business and discharged Its hands,
At this writing all seems quiet.
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VOLUME XXv--NUMBER 2S4.

Safety, viz: Gen. A. ]. Smith, JudP,
ThoS. Goult, Gen. John s. Marina.
duke, General John ]. Cayander
Gen. John D. Stevenson, Gen. J. W
Noble. This committee has designatet
General A. J. Smith az commanding
officer Of all organizations OF the citizen
formed under this proclamation. In or
der TO avoid cause OF disturbance all un,
necessary aSsemblages OF the citizens are
forbidden. Parents are requested to keep
minors under their personal control. The
headquarters OF Gen. Smith will be al
the Four:Courts building, where all re.
ports will be directed.
HENRY ovERsToLz, Mayor
ST, LouB, July 24.-The workingm en-
held another meeting at the Lucas Mar.
ket tonight; the attendance was immense.
The crowd was orderly and not very en-.
thusiastic. Several speeches were made
Of the character, usual with this class OF
men. There was much abuse Of mon.
opolists.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNrELLIoEYcER
SITUATION UNCHANGED ON
THE d. & .. ROAD.
The strikers Cleaning Ont the
TralnpS and Other ROughs
Gen Getty Assumes Command.
GRAFTON, July "a.

GRAFTON, July "a.
Special to tho IuielliseneeE,
The situation remains unchanged a
Martinsburg, Sir Johns Run, Cumber
land, Ksyser, Piedmont and Grafton
The company ia making no effortto oper
up the line Of the road, except on theil
own terms. The strikers show no signs
oi'weakening, The strikers are running
special police Of their own men on pas
senger trains TO protect the company
against all bummers, miners, boatmsn
and all others assuming 10 be strikers
They put lot Of them of the fast line
East at Newburg last evening. General
Getty assumed command at Cumberland
to-day, relieving Gen. French, relieved
at his own request on account Of the dif
ference Of opinion, regarding who had
the precedence in authority, himself OF
Col, Sharp, Master Of Transportation, as
regards the movement Of trains, SC.
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Louisville & nashville Give In.

LOUISVILLE, July 24.-The Louisville
& Nashville and Great Southern roads
have given in TO the strikers and they
have gone 10 work. There Ia no fear oi
trouble on the l.. & C. L. road, as the re,
duction order has been rescinded. The
JIM. 4 |. and o. & NJ. lines, terminating
at Louisville, are refusing freight and
passengers.
In the city to-day gang of negro sew,
ermen stopped work and with picks
shovels, etc, marched through the streets
stopping all other laborers. Before night
there we're several hundred, including
come whites, Mayor Jacob has issued q
proclamation calling on them to disperse
All the police are on duty doubly armed
and arms have been ordered from the
Frankfort arsenal. There Is a determin,
ed spirit shown BY the good citizens tc
quell disorder.
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NG, WEST VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JJ

to the Let and 9th wards, making threats
and later they marched TO the Mayors
office hOoting and yelling. The police
took several drums from them but were
unable to make any arrests and were
stoned by the mob. The 4th regiment
having Unexpectedly arrived frightened
the rioters and they dispersed.
BUFFALO, July 24.-The Mayor has
admonished all law.abiding citizens to
keep within doors between 10 P. NJ. and
8 A, N. Four hundred Of the best citi.
zeuS are doing patrol duty, thus leaving
the police free 10 cope with the mob.
The crowd threatened to burn the East
Buffalo depot and broke some windows,
but the police scattered them by a yigor.
Gus use Of their locusts. Some commo.
tion was caused by the burning Of two
empty freight cars by the rioters.
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MoRRlsrowN, July 24.-The sheriff OF
this county, Mayor Ayres OF Morristown,
and Mayor Richards, Of Dover, have
been served with notices from the Presi.
dent ot the Delaware, Lackawanna L
Western Railroad to the effect that the
company look to them for the protection Of
their property, in accordance with the
law Of 1855. The sheriff is prepared at
once to swear in large number Of special
constables, should the occasion require,
The Ere departments Of both towns are on
the alert and will be used as an armed
force, II necessary. So far there are no
indications whatever Of trouble.
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THE TURF.


SARATOGA, July 24.-The weather for
to'day's races was fine, the track good and
the attendance fair.
The frat race for the Alabama stakes,
one mile and an eighth, was won easily by
Sugquehanna, Zoo Zoo ID; timO l:57t.
The second race, tor two year olds, one.
half mile, was won by Duke Of Magenta,
Perfection I'd; time l:49i.
The free handicap steeple.chase, one
mile and quarter, was won by Joe,
Viceroy 2d, Walter Sd; time 2:l2.
The steeple chase was won BY Trouble
Reddiug ID. Bencher and Doubtful
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PERFECT ORDER PREVAILS
AT KEYSEH.
Provisions Getting Very Scarce
Capital Question Not Forgotten,

KEYsER, W. Va, July "a.
Special to the Intelllsenccr.
M-Ths County Court is in ses.
sioni the best Of order prevails in the
town. Rumors Of compromise have
been discussed to-day but could be traced
to no authentic source. There is no
change in the situation. The scarcity OF
provisions, groceries, &c, in railroad
towns is beginning to be felt. Hons. J. J
Davis and J. s. Carlile delivered excellent
speeches to-day in favor OF ClarksburC
for the Capital location. "VAN"
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FULL PoesRssIos,

Cxc1SxAr1, July 24.-The strikers
tonight virtually have possession Of all
the roads in the western portion Of the
city and no trains can run over the Ohio
8 Mississippi, Indianapolis, Cincinnati
q Lafayette, Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton and Atlantic & Great Western
roads.
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Bonos, July 24.-Itis reported that
a messenger from the B. 4 o. r. K. has
been on the Eastern and Boston & Maine
railroads melting the employees TO strike,
69twas unSueeeasfIl. The men, although
dissatisfied with their pay, do not deem a
strike advisable.
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BosroN, July 24.-si1 mills Of the
American Powder Company, at Acton,
Mass, exploded in succession this morn:
ing. Carelessness was the cause. Phineas
Keif was killed and Hiram Drew proba.
bly, fatally wounded. Nearly doSen
other employees barely escaped. Loss
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RICHMOND, Va, July 24.-Ths en-.
ployees Of the Chesapeake & Ohio, Pied.
mont Air Lime, and Richmond Fred
icksburg 4 Potomac Rail Road, signed
papers deprecating the condition Of
affairs North and West.
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Ohio Democratic Convention.

CINCINNATI, July 24.-The Hamilton
county delegates to the Democratic Con.
vention at Columbus leave on the o'clock
train on the Little Miami road. No ex.
preston OF preference has been given by
the delegation, but it is understood that
q large majority OF them are in favor Of
R. M. Bishop for Governor.
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LONDON July 2i.-The British Bark
Ambassador from New York for Mel.
bourne, put into Cape Town June 9th
in a damaged condition, having encoun-
tered a heavy gale. Capt. Prehre second
officer, and three men washed overheard.
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GheGntelIf9sueer.
,n,e,l,.euccr lOr the summer.

E,mn, l.nino th,e,ly "Gy Rct' he I"ietipsNoS
,,f 10 Ndr adI,,u by mdii JoadOs FrPdid, IN
mss Gvu a :th,y nay i',l,r al he rat' n ahstN
rrni, pr vssi,
In all casa aaorIa'y &'air'
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THE CAPITAL QUESTION.
un,, Meeting ut The Court House,
come aud Hear GOme Good
Speeches.

come aud Hear Some Good
Speeches.
The people Of Wheeling will be address
ed on saturday evening, the 18th, OF .he
Capital question, by the Hon. JOHN s
CARLILE.
And also by the HoN. Ben. WusoH.
There will be no mistake this time
about speakers.
An earnest invitation is extended tc
the public Of Wheeling, without respect
to preferences or prejudices on this ques'
ton, to hear these gentlemen.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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Orders ior slll, t;oo,ls

PATTERSON, n. J. July 24.-TEo Of the
largest silk mills in the city have receiy.
ed orders from Paris for Manufacturing
certain description Of ak eoo,ia.
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A sLIeHr pRNoSsrRATIoN.

ALLESTowN, July 24.-A mob headed
BY band Of music paraded through
Hamilton street as far as Centre Square,
when the Mayor ordered them to disperse.
The music did 90, but the men proceeded
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rnANKs ro rHr rrnr1r.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Mayor
stokely Issued 3 proclamation thanking
the people for maintaining the public
peace. HeIsayE "oar people are en-.
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NEW YORK..


NEW YoRK, July 24.-The President
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
has notified all agents that when policy
holders Of their company are duly called
to act as citizen soldiers or as civilians
in suppressing riots or Vindicating the
laws their claims on the company are
held inYiolate.
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Troops for bait

PouoHKEErsn, July 24.-Two compa.
mics Of U. s. troops from Plattsburg and
Madison barracks passed here this 4, N.
en- route TO Baltimore. The ST. Louis
Express Is discontinued, being unable 10
get through Buffalo.
For Adatioaal IEIeoa51 y. ES.,-,s D..
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IMPORTANT MArrERs on HAND.

BALTIMORE, July ga reply was
given this afternoon to the application Of
the employees Of the Northern Central
and B. 4 0. Railroad for the restoration
OF the wages paid previous to the reduc.
tiou. Col. Scott says says that the appli.
cation would be laid before ;the Board Of
Directors; that their attention was at
present occupied in such important mat.
ters that it could not receive immediate
notice. Col. Scott thanks the employees
for their fidelity. The shop men there
have resolved TO continue at work. The
train men are 10 meet tomorrow.
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MARYLAND.
No BusIncss..The Freneh.Sharn
Difficulty.

BALTIMORE, July ga noliee posied
on the Merchants Exchange says the
Northern Central road is receiving M
freight, the strikers having given The com.
pany until noon to aecede to their de.
mands.
Numerous kilograms and lengthy cor.
respondence between Gen. French and
Col. Sharp, Of the B. & o. Railroad, are
published, which show that French was
upheld by the Secretary Of War and Gen,
Hancock in his action. II appears that
Sharp not only intsfered with French's
orders, but also with his subordinstes,
French insisted upon another army OF.
Ger taking command, and Gen. Getty was
appointed.
The employees Of the Northern Central
state that they will continue their work
II an answer to the note, sent by them 10
the officials, Is favorable; II not, they
would all withdraw from the service Of
the company, The men say In the latter
event they will do no injury to the prop
erty Of the company, but at the same
time they will not allow any other per.
sons to take their places. The trains OF
the two companies went out yesterday a.
usual and will likewise do 90 to-day.
The decision Of the President and Direc.
tors Is awaited with considerable anxiety,
as on II depends whether large body Of
men, probably four or FIVE hundred, will
refuse TO perform their usual duties, and
the operations Of the company be sua.
pended,
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Civil Authority in Full Control

PIrrsBuRGH, July 24.-The civil au.
thorities Of the city have assumed CON.
plete control, and everything is running
quietly. The emergency police are
arrestiug all suspicious persons and
sending them 10 the penitentiary. II
may be. that many innocent persons will
suffer inconvienence by this mode Of pro.
ceedure, but the determination is to re.
store order. The railroad strikers are
aiding in making arrests, and the work
ingmen from various manufacturing en-
tablishments have joined with them. The
situation Of the different railroads re-
mains unchanged; no compromise, so far
on any OF them.
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message explains itself: "'"S
ERrE, Pa, July 81.
To Resiatat R. B. Hayes, Washington:
The Lake Shore Company has refused
to let the United States mail 20 East from
here. We wonld be pleased Il you would
in some way direct them to proceed with
the mail and also the passenger trains.
Signed by a committee OF fisemen aud
brakemen.
The general feeling in the community
Is that the railroad company is not justi,
fed in stopping the passenger trains.
PHIIApELPHIA, July 24.-EVesythisp
Is quiet at West Philadelphia.
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The Erie Railroad Company passed
their mail and passenger tram west
through Hornellsvtlle this morning with
out any attempt at interruption by the
strikers. All was quiet at their Buffalo
terminus when the mail train east was
dispatched from that point this morning.
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SALOONS CLOSED BY THE srR1KERs.

CLEVELAND, July N.-Everything i
quiet and there are no fears Of violence
The strikers closed all the saloons at
Collinwood and declared that there shall
be no destruction Of property unless the
militia were ordered 10 aid the railroad
companies in starting trains. President
Vauderbilps reply to the strikers was re.
creiyed this morning. He declines Ia
make any concessions. The men claim
that they have tried to and are willing tc
cooperate with the company in caring
for live stock. Owing to a lack Of water
many hogs, sheep and cattle are dying.
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AT suNnuRY.

suSpuRY, Pa, July 24.-The Philadel-
phia & Erie trainmen struck here last
evening. This morning they compelled
the shop hands and machinists TO strike,
The excitement Is great, but 80 far no
overt act has been committed.
ORGANIZATION OF THE GRAND ARMY.
PHILADEIPHIA, July 24.-The Grand
Army Of the Republic has taken steps
to organize for the purpose Of rendering
assistance in suppressing the railroad
trouble here. There are % posts in this
city, and l 500 men will res pond on short
notice to any demand for their services.
1900 ADDITIONAL POLICE:
tender their services, which offer has
been accepted by the Mayor and
arms will be furnished them. Mayor
stokeley has issued orders this morning
that the police force shall BE- doubled
which gives that department 1900 ad.
ditional men.
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For AddHloaal 4Negeph s.. RouTtl Psge
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READING, July Large crowds
gathered At the scene Of last nights al.
fair, and about the same time several
companies Of the 4th Regiment marched
down to Penn street. Here they they
met company Of the 10th Regiment, and
lively fight between the military seemed
imminent. The crowd treated the Easton
Greys to shower Of stones. This com.
pany Immediately levelled their pieces,
v hen they were notified by the Colonel Of
the 10th Regiment that no indiscrimlnate
slaughter would be permitted. The
troops then passed down Penn and out
Fifth street, followed by the mob, who
fairly threw insults into the teeth Of the
soldiers.
A Norristown company OF the 10th
regiment subsequently stacked their arms
and refused absolutely to operate against
the rioters. Some OF them threw their
guns away and distributed their cart,
ridges among the crowd. The company
left for home this evening, as did all the
militia engaged the previous night,
Mayor EVany will issue a proclamation
tomorrow morning calling for one thou,
sand volunteers to do patroll duty in the
city until quiet and order is restored. A
special force Of policemen were sworn
in this evening.
Ear, July S4.-The city has been quiet
all day, with the exception Of brief ex'
element caused by the strikers, who at
tempted TO run passenger train East on
the Lake Shore road against the orders
OF the company. The Superintendent
called on the Sheriff to stop them and
they quietly abandoned the train.
HARRIsBuRG, July 24.-The strikers
tonight are guarding the railroad com.
panys property and SherifFs posse
patrol the streets.
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MAYORS OFFTcE,

ST. Louis, July "a, 1877 !
In the present distressed condition oil
affairs in this city it becomes my duty as
Mayor to warn all persons against the
commission Of acts calculated 10 excite
disturbance and violence and to invite
the cooperation OF all good citizens in
the maintenance Of law and order. With
the points in dispute between the Rail.
road managers and their employees, the
city government has neither the right
nor desire to interfere; but the scenes oi
violence and plumber recently enacted in
Pittsburgh and elsewhere illustrate the
terrible consequences that may re.
suit from such difficulties. We do
not regard the Railroad employees
or the working men Of St. Louis Us en-,
couraging or countenancing these disor.
ders, but it is a fact that cannot be denied
that taking advantage OF these complica.
tious, and Of the opportunity afforded by
the prevailing confusion and excitement
a mob Of reckless and lawless men have
perpetrated the most outrageous depreda.
tions.
The government OF ST. Louis Is deter.
mined to spare no effort TO promptly sup
press riots, to protect life and property,
and 10 yindicate our fame as alaW.abid'
ing and seli.reliant people. With this
object in view, deem Il necessary tc
invite TO the aid Of the government the
volunteer services Of all citizens in
favor Of law and order within theil
respective wards for such police duty n
may hereafter be assigned TO them. II
order 70 make such and promote q proper
organization the following citizens have
been selected as . Committee on Public
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ONE TRAIN OUT.

HoRNELIsvlLLE, July 24.-This morn.
ing train was started for the East &C
compAnied by military four miles. The
train was not molested. Everything was
Oniai
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Wash. COrrespOnirnee Inter-ocelnI
Waiting the Enssrglined Garment

Southern Representatives in Congress
tell strange stori-s Of the fruits "f the
policy ia the South Whil. Wsd.. ilamp
ton a. Eeing iutroduc.d To- the Jubl @
in Kent, c<y by the Pr,sil.nt a. "a ia
trint ani an honest man. his advi-..rs iu
: ,uth Carnlina were ~, living the whip
ping post for negroes. lItnptnn's organ.
in au editorial said: the only way TO
reach th,, iuuer cou-ciou- - uf . niger
- thrnus his hrle " nm this duo
ri.l was published Hampton hini-.li wa-
ma kins rp.-rchrs about the ir--dnni aud
. quality ot all rae. from the same plat
ior,n with President Hayes
The Democrat. have tailed To- proyid.-
for pubic schools. ia ) ,uth Carolina, aud
III. negro will h-nceiofIh. 90 unIaught
Instead of school appio rint,on. th"
lie i-iA,ur, will establish y " stem Of scr Z.
aOni, NhIrh ha- ali the bOrror- OF slavery
~IbnuL 81 smEliuratiou. Labor l. tn H..
p..rinI .d uud.r yearly contract. Their.
- no proyI-ton lur III" punishment %. th'.
mpl0y-r, brrau-e tbat would b.. impugn
ny th, honor ~ the Southern senIl'.
man but IL the .mpluyr violates hi- cnu-
Usct ~ any wsy. h- L. gu lty nf a mid.
m-annr; h.. Isa criminal. sud J. punished
Iy whipping aud the forfeiture uf hi-
wages hr sy lhsnce Oi one NitnFS- tie
planter. of cour-') j. sufficient to prove -
v,ulntiou Al the end of s"s-on =
planter can go into court. swear that halt
Or ali his negro laonr-r, failed {" com
ply with the provisions Of their contracts
That j. enough. Tn" n+gr"-s are whip
ped. and the planter does not have pay
th. IN their wages. Unemployed negroes
are proDouhc Il vHgrsnt-, ale ssut to jail
aud tHe State hlrps their labor To plant
eTs.
There is Labor Reform League" ia
South CatUlina uf which Hamburg VI -
sacre Butlrr, vino will b.. admitted to y
seat Iu the Senate, ~ one If The l-ad-r-
Menibrr- oi til. league. and those who
do not join it are o-Iracisrd, are pruhib
tied nom selling or r-htin2 land To ne
gro-s the league hAs power In regulate
wages ia the STATE; aud all planters sre
pi pioiIiDIt-d from -inpiiy iu2 nrlrO-S vino
a" not carty wei kins card from their
"st 'nsPiny-T.
lin, - Il- sun-hit.e whi,h 49,. Ia fol.
uN DrD"cratIc apfvIudCy la ia SuUIh.
LIZ - lie adEa4esGeLt Vt tGS GoleIsd
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Tx Collection by Machinery.

The State Of Virginia has adoi.t. q
machine To make bar keepers aud liquor
sellers honest aud ~ prevent their evtd-
ing the revenue tnx on liquor sold nc r..-
tail The apparatus when TOW nu-t w
isw d-cotair every Nirgiuian hlr j. rim
ply registering dial combined with
mech 'ni>m winch Whenever the indsx is
moved ahead soands d a. The dial in
dicst up To million drinks. Tamp.r.
ihg with q j. prevented 10y the peculiar
seal which consist. oi n miniature ton sii..
OF brass that p~rioratr- bit &c paper
carefully fitted into the lock After this
tHngur L. IN place the paper hears only
single perinTation ANY attempt Ia "
olai- the zeal will result iu d~iHring sud
t-ariug the paper. aud this vail be sutii
cieut to -ubj~ct the saloon keeper TO
prosecution under the law
Two rr-ult- have followed the intro
lu''ti,n ot the invrntInu, which might
q s.ily have b'-.n anticipated The first is
that th.. liquor men hay. rAi-sd the Price
OF their beverages 40 ~ to coysr the
,mount which they are now obliged tu
p,y IN taxes. aud the s-cuud u th.. pro-
tuctiun ot d'vice- Ia rwindls the tn-.
chine Already one eut.-rI.ri-inE ind
sidu-l has b.gun using b-ll behind bis
counter having pr. ci~.-iy the SANS sound
90 the gong ia the machine. H.. NYHt
through all the motions of operating the
lsit.r. and ih. false hell sounding mAs Z
q ~..-u ~ II the dunk bad b,cn p,oy
Is reEi-tsr.d ~