Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-24
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THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Pittsburg, July 23.-No demonstrations
have occurred yet. The citizens are deter
mined to prevent further violence.
At Philadelphia the military haze been
furnished rations and ammunition and are
aboard the train ready to move. Their des-
%tination is unknown
Toledo, July 23.-This afternoon the stri-
kers compelled the engineers and fremen on
the Lake Shore road at Air Line Junction,
near here, to run the engines into the round
house. All west-bound freight has stopped
and no stock OF freight is received.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Pittsburg, July pa proclamation was
issued this morning by Mayor Mccarthy,
reciling that violence prevails, etc, and
calling on all to refrain from participating
in exciting a~ssemblages, n commanding
all the women and children to go home. 1t
orders the closing of saloons and liquer
shops, and concludes that "by virtue of
the authority vested in me, | hereby declare
all riotous demonstrations must and shall
be put down, and that peace, order and
quiet shall reign throughout the city"
THE RoUGHs AND THIEVES.
P%ittsburg. July 23.-The strikers seem
disposed to assist the citizens in saving
property from thieves and flames. Their
better nature shows itself on all hands, but
the terrible scenes that have been enacted
are traceable to a much lower grade of men.
PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION.
Washington, July 23.-The cabinet has
agreed that a proclamation should be issued
Immediately commanding the rioters in
Pennsylvania to disperse by noon to. morrow
1t will be similar to those issued last week.
Gen. Hancock is ordered to assume personal
command of the troops in Pennsylvania and
Gen. Schofeld, commandant at the military
academy, has been ordered to Pennsylvania
to report to Gen. Hancock.
East Buffalo, July 23.-There is no stock
being shipped from here to-day. A mob
from the Erie and Lake Shore roads this
morning took the Gremen and brakemen
the New York Central. The trains unload
ed stock and warned the employees from
further work.
No disposition is shown on the part of the
n. 7. Central employees to Join the strikers.
The Lake Shore and Erie yards and shops
are closed and the mob is in quiet possession.
The Lake Shore live stock trains stopped of
at Collinwood and unloaded there indis-
oriminately. Stock has been received regu-
larry by Canada roads.
NO COMPROMISE.
Pittsburg, July 23.-Oficials declare that
a compromise shall not take place, though
not a wheel should turn on t~heirtentire road
Also that of this community can get along
without the Pennsylvania railroad, the latte
can get along without strikers.
VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS.
Rumors which have been set afloat regard
ing the renewal of hostilities induced til,
proprletors Of the mercantile and other es
adjustments to suspend business and som,
have organized their employees in companie
and rendered their services to the mayor
to aid in restoring order. General Joseph
Brown, of the 10th regiment, also rendered
the services of his command in suppressin,
the threatened disorder, and the ordel
was promptly accepted by the mayor
In a short time the tramp of organization
resounded along 9Th avenue, and the beat
ing of drums and moving of citizen sol
diery through the streets recalled war times
STRIKERS sURRENDERING.
Pittsburg, July 23.-The strikers at 29tl
street have surrendered their arms, inclu
ding three pieces of artillery, to the citi-
zens committee.