Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

handle roads have given orders 10 send
out no freight trains for tho present.
The other roads will send out trains on
time tomorrow morning. AL passenger
trains will start a. usual. Trouble Ii
feared on all tho roads. but so systematic
and non-committal have the railroad men
been In their movements, that their In
tentions cannot be OWNED. At the meet.
ings this afternoon and evening threats OF
violence were INDUCED and sympathy for
the strikers expressed. but no overt act
has yet been committed, and many have
advised . prudent and peaceablo course.
CONSULTATIONS At THE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON. July 22.-ln response 10
kilograms from the disturbed
districts In Pennsylvania. there was . con-
sulation n the executive mansion this
morning and another 1t the residence Of
Secretary Evarts this evening. II was de-
cided that he place troops at once In Phil.
adelphis, which will be under command
Of General Hancock. TO protect Govern
ment property and preserve peace. Mayor
was telegraphed to that effect. and
also that when q proper call Is made by
Governor Hartranft, q proclamation will
DO Issued. as In the case OF West Virginia
and Maryland. The Administration hopes
that tho power OF public opinion In the
great State Of Pennsylvania will be sum.
Gent now to check tho disorder and de-
struction Of property and OF life. The
meetings held by the citizens ut Pittsburg
give promise Of this conservative result.
The Official reports from Baltimore Apd
points ON the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, show that tho influence OF the
OF United States soldiers and ma
rines has been salutary. and q better stats
Of feeling exists than for several days
past.
u STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PuILlpELPHIA. July 22.-At o o'clock
this evening tho strike Of tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Depot In this city was inaugu-
rated by mon abandoning their places. II
with some difficulty that an engineer
could be obtained TO start the $40 ?. n.
Cincinnati express. Crowds collected
about the depot this evening. many OF
them being Of the striking element. The
first overt act was committed on the road
above Callowhiil Station, where . laden
oil train was on the track. II was deter
mined to remove 1t 10 q place Of safety.
when the train men asked that tho train
be allowed TO stand where 1t was
and that no attempt should be made TO
move u trains during the night. This
acceded to by Colonel Scott.
Eleven wounded soldiers belonging 10
Philadelphia regiments arrived here to-
day from Pittsburg.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 22.--The Easton
0rsys are on route for Allentown. where
they will Join the Allentown Rifles. Cat.
Rifles, aud SlatingtoD Rifles, and
by special train for Pittsburg.
p~rSSsyLyAyIA's ESriRE MILITIA CALLED
OUT.
PHILADELPHIA. July 23.-Governor
Hartranft IL on acute for Pennsylyania.
and has telegraphed ordering out every
company In the State. and has also
telegraphed to the President Of tho United
States, calling for troops, and suggesting
the propriety u calling for volunteers.
EXCITEMENT u SEw YORK.
NEw YoRK. July 23.-Thero is consider.
able excitement throughout the city. espe-
cially among tho disemploycd or poorly
paid, who. II IL not too much to say, are
In sympathy with the rioters II not with
the strikers. Meetings have been held to-
day at which q monster w~orkingmen's
demonstration has been arranged 10 take
place at Tompkins square In q day or two.
Throughout the day threats have been
hearl Of the burning Of the property Of
the Pennsylvania road at Jersey City. but
since the reception Of the news OF the vic.
tory Of tho citizens Of Pittsburg over the
thieves and rioters. there 10 a much better
The city authorities, a. well Is
good citizens. were quite alarmed to-day.
but ~ dispatches arrived showing that the
rioters and mnrderers were In no case rail-
way operatives, confidence was restored.
THE SITUATION AT HARRISBURG.
HAnnIsnuno, July "a. - An immense
crowd has been around the Pennsylvania
Railroad all day. The express arrived
hours late, aud was not allowed To
eastward. The engine was de-
iacheL and run into the ronnd.honse.
where q large number of strikers wcro do.
ing guard duty. Mayor Patterson issued
. proclamation this afternoon command
all 10 remain at their homes until the
subsidies. lilo also recommends
.ho closing Of liquor saloons. Tho State
arsenal il guarded by the City Grcys. The
lth division National uuAr,s mas peeh or
lsreu W 'n.,,.n,o, ",a,a ,h.t n.,, ~
~ ar .an,,n"rt sent ont from Ilcifori
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THE FORT WAYNE EoID YIELDS.
p-,rr.,r,a J,iv o, pItt,burr.
a., Wa.no .nS chicsuo road has noti. |
III ,h.;y man ih,, ,Scy have accrJed 10
heir demands, and will pay wages the
~ before tho reduction. The men
ire now busy In getting tho road In run.
ming order. IL Is likely that the Cleve'
and and Piit.burg, and Erie ana rus
will DO able W u as usual
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