The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-19

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 1f,-The Sixty
fifth and Seventy-fourth regiments
state militia were called into active
service at midnight and to-day orders
were sent to Oswego, Auburn, Syracuse
and several other points for the military
to hold themselves in readiness for
service at moments notice. This
display of soldiery was deemed neces-
sary because of the inccndiarism and
lawlessness of the railroad strikers or
their friends here Sunday and Sunday
night
Dgring the progress of the military
preparations General Doyle said You
can say that the National Guards are
never ordered out at midnight to put
down a riot armed with blank cart
ridges. Every man that leaves
this arsenal tonight will carry
eight pounds of ball cartridges
and will be prepared to- shoot. II
there is any necessity for shooting
you may depend upon it there will be
hot work. This regiment has fine
record at rifle practice and was never
in better condition for duty than to-
night. am going through with the
first battalion, and | am going clear
through the lines, ii the strikers nave
set up any lines. We are not going
out for fun"
Attorney Daniel II. Mcmillan and
several officials of the New York Cen
trail called on Sheriff Beck at 1 o'clock
this morning and demanded protection
for the property on that road. AL
though their men had not struck the
company had received intilnation that
they might do so and trouble follow.
The Nickle Plate succeeded in NOV
ing thirty-two cars of live stock from
the Lehigh to the Lake Shore tracks,
but when the men learned of it they
refused to take the cars up in the West
Shore trains bound over the Central
for New York Then it was
learned that l73 cars of live
stock belonging to the Eric anC
Lehigh were standing on the Yves
Shore tracks. The men thereupol
refused to handle them, Each mar
was asked separately to go to work OF
these and each upon refusing was dis
charged and sent to get his pay II
consequence the Lake Shore switch
men stand in hourly expectation al
day of being ordered out by the union
In the Philadelphia and READING
yards from the Junction to the lax
not car has been received sine
Saturday,
General Doyle pitched his head
,,+ h1,o WILLIAM, ct,.nnt static
Just outside the city line and iron
there he is in command of the mer
Squads of men arc marching up an
down with muskets on their shoulder
and bayonets glittering in the sun.
At 1850 two car loads of non unto
men passed through % Lchigh Vale
train No 81, which was about tw
hours late They were instantly spot
ted by union switchmen, but no effoI
was made to modest them and the
passed in towards the city.
A few freight trains were seen O
the move this morning, but very fe
and very short At noon a long loade
freight passed in on the Erie and
about twenty minutes was followed b
another. There was no general NOV
ment OF freight however. III
military lines extend from IL
city limits to the Lackawanr
coal trestle in the Cheelltowag
The Lehigh Valley claim to have g,
four trains out of the yard this NOR
ing They say that they will have I
difficulty in moving freight after t
day. Just before noon a long ira
that had been in the yard since la
evening was started.