Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-26
TROUBLE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, July 26.-All quiet this
morning. The only man known to be
killed is Herman Gudewill AT the Lon
don q San Francisco bank, several are dan
gerous'y wounded on both sides
THE GRAND ARMY.
New York, July 26-Gov. Robinson has
accepted the offer of the Grand Army of the
Republic of New York, and should necessity
arise will avail himself of them.
AVERT VIOLENCE AND EXCITEMENT.
Louisville July 26-The governor has
Issued proclamation urging vigilance and
asking all good citizens to endeavor to avert
violence and excitement.
BETTER OUTLOOK.
But little fear of further trouble is enter.
tanned. The display of citizens has had its
effect, and the indications point to resump-
ton OF the usual quietness and business.
THE ERIE HAS RESUMED.
New York, July 26.-The Erie railroad
officials announce that the strike at Hornels-
vile is ended and the Erie railroad is open.
Trains are now running regularly between
New York, Salamanca and Dunkirk.
GRAND STRIKE ITEMS.
Green Briar, White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va, July 26.-No striking feeling exists
among the employees of the Chesapeake
and Ohio R. R. All is tranquil along the
line from Richmond to Huntington w. Va.
Albany, July ga detective this a. m.
arrested Dan Horson, the leader of the
Albany riot, and hurried him in shackles to
the Troy Jail. All is quiet at West Albany.
No further disturbance are apprehended.
The shops will probably be opened and
men at work by tomorrow.
Hornellsville, July 26-The 23d regi-
ment of Brooklyn will remain here until
a. m. tomorrow, when they will return
home unless ordered elsewhere before that
time
Indianapolis, July 26. MAI is quiet
and the order of the strikers now is that
all the roads out of here run one train a
day, each one carrying mail and passengers
hauling as many coaches as may be nee
essary.
Detroit July 26.-The governor has issued
a proclamation warning the rioters against
lawlessness and urging prompt action by the
state authorities.
Indianapolis, July 26.-The governor has
issued a proclamation denouncing the law
lessness of the strikers and mob and calling
for summary punishment of the rioters
Toledo, July 26-An organization of cit
liens for public defence progressed raqidly
last night and to-day. About 20 ring lead
ers of yefterday's mob have been arrested
and lodged in jail No further trouble is
indianapolis, l., July 26-The sawen
Wheel Co.'S men struck and are visiting 9TH
er establishments. This is the first demon
stration here outside of railroad men.
Buffalo, July 26.-No trouble here.
Many ruffians and vagabonds are hanging
Washington, July pa dispatch re-
ceiyed at the war department during the
night and this a. m., from military COM
manders in disturbed localities show an
improved condition.
Troy, July 26.-The police easily dis
persed mass meeting of laborers this
noon.
Philadelphia, July 26.-Gov. Hartranft
to day issued an order directing the National
guards to move in compact bodies during
The present emergency, and fire at the order
from the commanding officer, and directing
the officers, after exhausting all other means
for quelling the riot, TO notify the rioters to
disperse and then deliberately fire with
effect until the mob yield. Anybody at
to dissuade the guard from duty
should be arrested
Mauch Chunk, July 26 appearances this
morning indicate that the strikers on the
Lehigh & Susquehannah division will not
be able to hold out About one quarter of
the men here refused to 60 out.
Baltimore, July ga session of the
criminal court this morning was occupied
in hearing applications for bail by parties
for rioting. About 200 are still in
prison. The grand jury made twenty-one
for rioting. In the cases of
four of the worst rioters, bail was fixed at
Sc 600 each
Columbus, July 26.-Business is stagnant
and is growing worse hourly, No freights
moving to-day. Passenger trains resumed.
MISCELLANEOUS
CRIMINAL COURT ITEMS