Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28

slight interference with business NJ. W
cured. The city Is pow entirely free from
the rioters, and the strikers are rapidly TO
turning 10 their various employmenn.
There Il no probability Of further out
break or any disturbance Of the business
interests OF the city. However, were u
not for the prompt and efficient arrange
ment made BY the authorities TO suppress
the disturbance, the trouble would propa-
bly, have been quito serious.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
CHICAGO. July 2S.-Tho Journal. TINS
morning published revised lists OF the
killed aud wounded. The Times gives tho
names Of nineteen killed with the addresses
and facts conirmatory. The other papers
give fifteen names Of tho killed and .
large number Of wounded. and intimate
thai the lists are incomplete. The militia
and United States troops are distributed
about town this morning. chisiy at the
Government buildings and railroad depots.
The first regiment has gone to Braidwood.
on the Chicago and Alton railroad. near
Joliet. other to suppress the coal miners
there. who have been striking and prevent
ing negroes employed In their places from
working. or to protect the railroad and
other property from the strikers. There
IL no indications OF . disturbance In any
quarter to-day. Tho Halstsad street cars
are running this morning for the frst
time since the riot began.
woREiSoMrx's MErTIxas RoHIB IT'D.
CHICAGO. July 2s.-The w~orkingmen's
morning and requested to be allowed 70
hAIA tx rantIar 0.A.xIa. a0antnU MAIL
ings Of the workingmsn's party. They
were informed that tho order prohibiting
the assemblage OF bodies Of men In meet.
ings had not been revoked, and thai their
meetings would not be permitted 10 lake
place. The striking brickmakers made q
brief and fruitless demonstration on the
North Side this morning. but beyond Thai
nothing unusual has occurred on tho
streets.
over she Pesnsylvanis Lias
PrrrsBuao. July 2s.-At 0 o'clock this
morning four trains over the P%ennsylva-
mia road arrived from tho East with State
troops. Tho nrst train stopped at Law
renceviils station. and from there to Mead
Vile tho cars are stretched along the track.
all filed with soldies. They comprise Gen.
Bronton's Philadelphia division. General
Gallagher's division. Gen. Harry Whites
division. and three batteries Of United
States regulars. II Is estimated that be-
fore evening there will DO 5000 troops
here. The most serious trouble on the way
was encountered at Johnstown, Pa. A
the section Of train passed the depot II was
attacked by Q great mob armed with stones.
and pieces Of metal were thrown 1t tho
windows OF the cars with telling effect.
yolley after yolley was poured Into the
train, crushing windows and inJurinK .
number Of soldiers. An the train moved
on several different attacks were made. tho
lsst and most serious after the train mad
passed beyond the railroad depot some
distance. Al this point the patience
Of tho commanding officer. Col. Hamilton,
gave way, and reaching up, no pulled tho
bell.rope TO stop tho train. The engineer
and iiremen were under Q strong guard Of
soldiers, aud they ct once reversed the
engine. In all probability this saved the
lives Of half on beard the train. for at that
point, lust In front Of the train, . switch
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eussiUn =. ,% ~ sIa;nr IN a o'cloct mi.
morning. The third section Of tho train
was detained above the depot oy the wreck
ana ~erS sessll ,s unit W az .rsoi.S,r train
threw ont a pioLst line and succeeded In
arresting 1000 Of the rioters. OF this mum.
Der 'oVo more wiz ~ osousn. W 'n' Guy
A. ssysr.l noin,s Along he road the
strikers were out In force. but no reals.
lance to the passage Of trains was made.
Tho first train N II arrived 10 tho city pro-
sentei q formidable appearance. IN front
Of two engines was Q gondonlA car. on
which was mounted q Calling gun, defend
I'd by a detachment Of the State troops.
The engineers and fremen on the To-
comotiyes were under a strong guard.
Tbe soldiers had orlrrs 10 shoot n there
was NE slivhtest hesitation In di~scharging
Juties. The strikers have remained
very quiet and orderly and no de-
monstration Of any Kind has taken
place. From indications this forenoon, Il
Il thought that the strikers will not offer
any resistance when tho military start
trains. Tho local military are stationed
Al the outer dcpots Of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wave. Chicago and Allegheny railroads.
In SAM Lss"'
sr. LOUIS, July 2I.-The mud n rain
have not dwarfed the attendance st tho
door Of the hall where the Committee Of
w~orkingmen assembled to-day. At 8
o'clock the meeting was announced, aud
the police. fearing trouble. decided to
break II up. Accordingly fifty mounted
police, strongly armed. proceeded TO the
hall with i've hundred OF tho citizens
Guard and two companies Of the National
Guard, with n piece OF artillery TO ar
rest all participants. When haif block
from tho hall tho police drew pistols and
,har0aI tina rrnwl in All directiOna. eaaily