The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-25

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by the oyerturn of u ear On 1.-THE Hunt.
4 tnsdon md BroadsTop road. Fen thon'
Il sand tons OF coal were not; dumped Na y:
1.-The. liver ii. PORT b edmond to-day, and the
militia did not 1rs 1t Reading last night
j#ithout warniH RS ]
fTHB PmsT yaRfaHf fRAI orTs PIE 'PESNsYI.
! The. arst freight, trains were moved this
AFTERNOON sTtree Were made npone Of
Twenty. cars for Jersey City, md two OF
Thirty, cars each for Hmboy. They were
4;dtspatched at, s:a0 o,cIock and got through
all right. running with unusual speed.
4 About tie same time from Jersey City,
came out as iar. as Corn sail crowd ei fifty
employees, who st FIRST said the engines
should not leaye the West philadelphia
I rounnd1house, but a little argument By:
lot the officials secured theft withdrawn 4 !.
FsiE more more trainswill go Easttin the morning.
/ his Ills il, Che first forward movement iof. the
fcbhpahy since Saturday t q 9'.;'S "a 81 81:
lAssoctsled Pres Reports telegraph to.the Dis
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| PITTSBURGH, July 2244.v The city Is entirely
| tranquil and railroad affairs are unchanged.
4 nEHIGH-vALLEY MINERS n THE STRIKE, &C.
i SCRANTON, PA, July 24.-Tbe firemen on
4 Che D., l.. and W, and D.. and H., and L.
Eaud Is. ,R.'R. struck work this evening e, their
demand for Il restoration OF, The ten per
lucent. IN their wages having been refused.
/ TIE men i'd the employ Of the Lackawan-
1 ma Iron and Coal Company to the number
OF .fi,500 struck work for an increase of
wages at. noon, to-day: Thp mines are
/ thrown idle, and considerable 3uneasiness is
felt througloutthe Yalleyson ..s#ot -, ras-+ :.
/ Mayor jMcCMne, has, Issued an appeal to
the citizens:to uphold law and order.7R@
ETHE STRIKERS APPEALING TO THE PRESIDENT
[, INF OF THE UNITED STATES. >!
= ERIE, July 24.-The following message
| explains itself ..s.<s....,s.;
|. Ere, Pa, July "a, 1sH:--To Presi-
1sieat RssthsrfoFa' u. Hayes, Washington,
D:;G CT: the Lake, Shore Company has re-
lfused to let the United States mail 60. east
fsi here. We would be pieased II you
liwould in some way direct them to proceed
with the mailfand also passengers. lSigned
/ The general feeling in the community Is
1
f,stopping passenger trains. 49, 2, -
OTTER STRIKES N RESNsYLyAlssIA.g ~.
t. MAUcH CHUNK, PA, July 24.-T!The, brake
ffaen of the Lehigh and Susquehanna dlYis-
ion OF the Central railroad Of New Jersey
will strike at O'Clock w dnesday morning.
T EAsToN, Pa, July 24.-The, tremen on
the Morris and Essex railroad struck at 6
O'Clock this eYening-thus virtually closing
that road to all except mail trains. It is re-
ported this action is also general on the
Delaware, Laekawanna, and Western rail-
road. -. .....s 81"
| New York.
NO TICKETS SOLD BEYOND RoCHEsTER-A Dis
| ORDERLY NIGHT AT HARRISBURG-PAINT-
/. SHOP BURNED, &c. s,il. Hs;-,Hiita 49,
New Y DIRK, July 24..-The New York Cen
trial has stopped selling tickets beyond
Rochester,. The night in Harrisburg was
very ,disorderH until the citizens! took the
matter in hand and dispersed the rioters,
who were parading the streets. There was
no shooting required. For q few hours tel
egraphers were compelled to abandon their
office, oar,,y ). .,.,i3,.t,q,.y,J-,
! Tie mob at Buffalo fred the Lake-shore
t2paint-shop and a number OF ears.
|, The Westfeld company Isofdiersl after
killing several rioters, were Adrlyen from
ttheiriquarters. Some OF the company were
lshob by the rioters who got possession OF
the Westfeld com pany' 8 rifles: j 4 .%@.I:,s
| THE ALBANY cAPIT0iI:::PARK MEETISG-THE
t CENTRAL FREIGHT DEPOT IN THE HANDS or
| THE MOB. ~ - -eei 50s:.. !.iG,3iE:'si ~
/, ALBANY, NJ JaIy- 224.-At 4 O'Clock
| the workmen, Having returned from west
ALBANY, again met in Capitol: Park, where;
fincendiary speeches were made BY q lew,
while iother speakers counselled forbear-
Eance. a committee was finally appointed
Ito proceed to the sfreight-house OF the Gem
| trail depot, on, later street, and take pos
session ;ofIit: Whentbey arrived there the
men, at work were told to desist, and,
some refusing, I they were. taken by
the shoulders and put out into the streets.
On their, Way:down' State street the Citizens
corps OF Troy were met and greeted with
Kisses and derisivei shouts, but no assault
was made ON them. This corps went dl-
rectly to the armory OF the Tenth regiment,
where .theyrare now awaiting further or
iers .,.sEis T...I bar fii:t.,,i.iSiit
t. Leaving the, freight house, the strikers
next visited in regular order the round
house and,eleyator, and forced the men to
desist from Wor AT the latter place grain
Twas being transferred from The cars to, the
boats. ,;;i.t ~ -. ! u s5ya,ii
TaE aA III s.r1s MERrisBIN ToARkss
Is :.iaG souABE.t IN2lWaqI -
+ NEW! Z 6sk, = y. s2f.-P ostmaster James
said to-day that there was interference
With the mails for New England and the
IsoutheEa States. although the mails. farthe
4 West,.S southwest, and M idfie States are dis
patched by Way 81 Canata Oh the New York Y r!k
Cehtral and Great Western railroads. :ta
+ Mayoi. iEbv ,to- dfyi yisited the Grand Cen.