The New York herald., 1877-07-25
JAnrsos, DANIEL, very seriously.

JANIsoS DANIEL, very seriously.
JOKES TnoxAs boy, residing at Forks Road
kEESgR. Mrs T.,
LARraER Mrs, Twenty sixth street. sbo, in hant,b
her own house. bullet coming through window.
MooSgY, PArHIcx, shoulder
MocARTER, DgSSrs, bowels.
NEWMAN, JAcoB, engineer, right elbow and JOINT
OLIVER, JAMES, fatally In breast
PATTERSON, son OF A. l. Patterson, OF Eleventh
ward
PATTERSON, Mrs, slightly wounded.
PATTERSON, A., boy, shot In leg.
Rail- j. f., head and eye.
RAyEy. WILLIAM foot.
RUGu, Jouy, a boy, head.
SHERIDAN, PArRIcK. leg.
SToRaER, GEORGE, conductor, right arm.
scorr, SAMUEL thigh.
SLOAN ). b.. private Company H, sixth regiment
Philadelphia.
wELDES, WILLIAM. wrist aud heel
WHITE, CHARLES, leg
WILLIAMS DANIEL ire ight conductor, seriously
Two orHERs-one, little girl unidentified; also thu
son A. H. Patterson had his left leg nearly shot o
RG-wousDED-MILIrARx
BEALL, w., Compan r.
BAKgR EGBsRr, Company B, First regiment
BERNARD, WILLIAM member OF Wecacoe Legion,
Philadelphia, probably fatally In the right shoulder
CALDWELL, E. ". Color Sergeant. arm
DEsrwoRrn CHARLES E. Company d, Sixth regl
mont, lett arm
DORSEY j., Second Lieutenant Keystone battery,
sho, in right leg below knee; compound fracture,
very SERIOUS
EDWIN, IoHN, employed IN the engine house Of the
Erie Railroad shops shot in the right leg below the
knee; serious.
FIRST, SAMUEL. nip
GLxsrwoRrn, CHAKLss E., Company B, Sixth reg-
ment shot in lett ARM flesh wound.
HERS SAMUEL, private Company II, Sixth regiment,
bayonct wound in the left thigh not serious.
JONES, ISAAC, shot through the left cheek, the ball
coming out back OF his car
Know, GEORGE, drummer, First regiment, missing
McKxIGHr Captain, In hoad.
NASH, Lieutenant, fatally Il Is thought
RoBniSs, WILLIAM, private, Company r. Fourteenth
regiment
SHAW, HARRY, Corporal, Company |, abdomen
SLOAN JonS b., Company II, Sixth regiment, len
TAYLER Jons Company A, Second regiment, arm.
WAGNER. W., Sixth regiment, missing.
IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
THE EXCITEMENT SOMEWHAT ABATED-wAIL
srREEr AND THE STOCK MARKET-THE MASS
MEETING Observation-Disclosures FOR THE
PREsERvArIoS or ORDER.
considerable abatement of the intense strain Of the
day previous regarding the aabsorbng subject OF the
railroad strikes easily perceived yesterday Al
first blush the uscendency OF mob dcspotsm In 80
many contres population where respect for law and
order was presumed to bs strong to bid den-
ancc to tho rule of license naturally enough
gave = shock to all the conservative feeling
OF the country. For the time it
orfu chi mt q q nj thai
this epidemic OF social insubordnaton has run the
full length of iis ether and that this week will tbs
supremacy of govern ment re reestabished. Pittsbura
wasforgci In the news that came homo 10 as that
all along Of the New York Central Railroad the
employees had struck after tho fashion Of their
brethren in Maryland and Pennsylvania
yet not quite IN that fashion. Tor they
resorted to such lawess acts Of vo-
lence as characterized the demonstration OF their
exempiars. No has come Of the tearing mp oi
tracks, the burning OF property and the exhibition Of
other barbarous that marked the brief Of
tho abortvo effort regulate the problem OF labor and
capital elsewhere. Tbo subject Of the strike,
as on the day previous, monepolizcd thought
and conversation In every possible direction.
The strikers they werc originally presented
10 the fair and generous minds Americans still
tanned the sympathy Of the majority, and Il was AN
easy matter to dsconnect them and their object from
the cOnuuct motives Oi tuOsc Wuo NJ IittSourB
and elsewhere sought make capital OF the occasion
for the perpetration OF outrage property, aud
was universally spoken Of yesterday that the burden
Of Iawlessness aud crimuaIity rested on the
shoulders Of those who had no interest IN
the question ut issue, and were chiefly
oarers aud bummers Of tho worst KIND There was
much vaporing among workiugmen In various
branches of employment, and many Of them permitted
their feelings preudices to get the better Of their
and judgment; but, as a rule tho workiDgmen
OF New York, while extending a boIsterousIy ex-
pressed sympathy to the railroad STRIKERS evinced no
tsnsble disposition to add 10 the general trouble by
striking themselves Among the most farsccing and
oldest citizens New York with whom the reporter Of
the HERALD yesterday came in contact there was an
almost uniform belief that tho present strike was alto
gsther phenomenal and had its rise In causes wholly
abnormal and unforeseen Tho remedy, they think. II
quite as obvious the disease and II IL ap
Piled the better.
The armorIes of the various regiments throughout
tho city objects OF interest during the day, and
every movement Of the soldiers was watched with
much eagcrncss II is safe to assume that only half
the mechanlca aud laboring work usually done
in day tho city performed yesterday Skilled
and unskiied labor alike paused 10 It's routine toll TO
discuss ponder the extraordinary situation 70
parallel exists in the history Of the country.
Among the merchants and shippers feeling Of embar
rassment appeared TO be growing, among them
ever dreamed that crisis like the present could pos
siby occur. A prominent merchant Of Worth street
said truly enough that 1t would only be long after
this strike ended that Its real proportions would
be realized and tue damage 1t inflicted the bus
ness Of the country properly estimated Our German
fellow citizens have takon to the discussion Of the
labor question with than their ordinary energy,
and almost every beer saloon in tho city last evening
was stirred with the discussion Of the
merits OF tho conflict between labor and capital. In
some instances 1t carried TO lever heat, and
but Tor the genial cooling properties Of the bever
age OF Gambripus might have been attended with
painful conseq
THE roMPKIxs SQUARE DEMONSTRATION.
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