Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-25
GENERAL STRIKE ITEMS.

GENERAL STRIKE ITEMS.
New York, July 25.-The Sth regiment
of this city, numbering 800 men, has been
ordered to Buffalo and viii start this a. m.
Scranton, Pa, July 25.-The excitement
here is intense All the trains on the Del
aware, Lackawanna & Western road have
been stopped.
Buffalo, July 25.-The police this morn
ing made descent on the strikers at east
Buffalo, who fled. Everything is quiet.
No trains are moving as yet.
Washington, July 25.The light draft
monitor Wyandotte been prepared for active
service.
Passenger trains on both roads arrived
and departed on time.
Omaha, July 25.-Six companies of the
9th infantry leave here to-day for Rock
Island, Illinois.
Philadelphia. July 25.-AD is quiet at
west Philadelphia depot this morning and
no trouble is anticipated. Passenger trains
are moving promptly and some freight is
being sent to New York, but none west. AT
the Philadelphia & Reading railroad the
same quietness prevails. Rails which were
torn up in the vicinity Of Reading have
been re-laid and trains are moving this
morning en- schedule time.
Albany, July 25.-No further disorder is
apprehended The governor says his dis
patches this morning from all parts of the
state are satisfactory, and expresses the
opinion that the strike is now entirely un-
der control.
Philadelphia, July 25.-B Business is al
most entirely suspended, and prices of all
kinds are almost nominal.
Waterford, N. j., July 25.-The first sec
ton of the excursion train on the Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City narrow gauge rail
road ran off the track this morning four
miles west of Winslow One brakeman was
killed and ten passengers wounded.
Hornellsville, July 25.A train left for
the east at o'clock this a m. well guarded
and with no interference. Attempt:
will be made TO start trains west.
Everything is quiet at present
Both sides are as determined as ever
Albany, July 25. Everything is quie
here this morning. About 500 soldiers have
been sent to West Albany where freigh
trains will be made up and sent cut. Il
this hour no striker has appeared in Wes
Albany. Police and military arrangement
are ample an1 citizens are beginning to fee
more secure.
Indianapolis, July 25, p. m.-All quie
at the Union depot. No disturbance or un
due excitement The l. G. & L. and |. B
& w. is running all right. Men of the |
B. & W at Urbana are corresponding will
the officers here and renewal of trouble OF
that road is possible.
THE LATEsT-4;30 P. NJ.
shamolSin, Pa, July Workmen at q
meeting last night demanded work or bread
Citizens have raised several thousand dol
lars to pay for work on the streets to b.
done by those needing assistance.
Audenrid, Pa, July 25-The Beaver brooI
mines have acceded to the miners demand
and the men have resumed work
Harrisburg, Pa, July %. 1t is reporte,
that the strikers are now willing to accep
ten instead of twenty per cent advance.
Chicago, July 25.-Few reports come c
concessions by either strikers or employers
but dispatches indicate that the mobs exceE
at Louisville ST. Louis and Chicago ar
: quieting down. AT those places the ex
citement is increasing.
Pittsburg, July 25.-sltuation is unchan
ged A committee representing the striker
of various roads will have conference wit
railway officials this afternoon. Pass enge
trains are running as usual.
Louisville, KY, July 25.-The laborir
men of the L. S. & n. road not include
in the number whose wages were raised ye
terday, have quit work, and so have Il
1t workmen generally.
e ST. Louis, July pa conflict occurre
n last night at Carondolet, between the for
|, man of the iron works, who wanted to dra
IS a charge from a furnace and the mob, wi
e. insisted that the whole force shou
h knock off instanter. The forems
st knocked a man down with a crowbar. II
Il police attempted to aid him, but were driv'
d off with stones and the mob took possessio
n Loss to the works by the charge being k
in is three hundred dollars.
s Other zinc works were compelled to sto
e The captain Of the steamer Centenni
y was compelled to sign an agreement to p;
II specified advance before being allowed
proceed to New Orleans
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