Georgia Historic Newspapers

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VOL. XIX.
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1877.
NO. 177
THE REBELLION.
MOB CONTINUES RIOTING.
No ProgroM Made Against Strikers
Except in New York.
NEW YORK CENTRAL ALL RIGHT.
kAe make* an easy compromise.
Perea Olube at Sk Louis and Mobs
at Ohleago.
8L Lmh Sokacribes $12,Ml far Anu ui
11,IW Eh to Carl tk
Cains,
¥p»
SIX HUNDRED U. S. TROOPS THERE.
Loaders of Mobs Arrested in Various Places
nun HUNDRED X SO SOU SZTOXT nos
STTHAMDOATMEK—ROASD OF TRADE SOS
rams and mast rushes) houses clou
—n. ohioaqo mob bbatbh, a number
EILtiRD ASD MAST WOUNDED—BUTCHERS
TBBBATBK TO OOMB IK AMD CUSAH OUT
FOLIOS—UNITED STATBS TROOP* FIBB
OANNON LOADBD WITH POWDER AT BIOT.
BBS- MOB THOUGHT TO BB BROKEN—
SOABD OF TBADB OBABOBB BULBS—8,000
TIOILAFT1 GUARD SAM FRANCISCO— TIBS,
AMD MOB PUT DOWN—BOMB KILLBD—MOB
OTBSAWAD AT LOUD.TILLS—ALL QUIET
THEBE—MOBB STBIXBS IS FBBRSTLTAHIA
—TBS KILLBD ASD FITTT WOUNDED IN A
LATBFIOHT AT BE AD IN O—A WATCHMAN
MUBDBBXD, AND TWO OTBSBS BADLT
WOUBDBD AT MOUHT a'iST OH BALTIMOBB
AMD OHIO BOAD—LEADERS OF MOBS IN
BALTIMOBB HELD IN $1,000 ABD $6,000
BAIL—GOVERNMENT TROOPS GRANTED
ILLINOIS ABD MIAAOUSI TO KEEP DOWN
BIOTS—VANDERBILT WOH’T IN OLE APE
WAGES—TROOPS ORDERED TO PROTECT
UNITED STATES RECEIVES HOADS AND
TRAINS ABD TO BB RUN—SEVERAL GOVER
NORS ISSUE PBOOLAMATIOXS.
PESSiTLVANIA RAILROAD WOM’T BUM TRAINS
UNTIL LOTAL MSN ABB PROTROTED.
l>wi.An»i.pma, July 26.—The offioersof
ths PeDDsjlTsnik Rood reported every
thing, quiet on their road, but refuse to
nut trains until their loysl men are pro-
AT TOLEDO, OHIO. .
Toledo, July 26.—Every large shop it
olesed. The meloonteute took possession
of the etand at the meeting. Iooendiary
epeeohes were made, but no deatruotion
direotad.
VBB MOB OUTS BEADING DEPOT—TEN KILLED
ABD FIFTT WOUMDBD IN REGENT FIGHT,
Bradiho, Pa., July 26.—The mob gut
ted the depot here. The [telegrapher on
duty, with several men, escaped through
Ub aide door. Four rioters were wounded
at Bhemtken by eittaena. They cell for
troupe.
Ten men were killed and fifty wounded
in Beading during tbu recant fight.
at enAcOsn.
Syracuse, N. Y., July 26.—The etrikers
bold Beat Syracuse. The troops ere to
move on them this morning.
BPBEBLLiYILLB BTBIKBBS aUBBBMDBS.
Albast, N. Y., July 26.—Governor
Robinson has edvtoea that the Homells-
viUe etrikers have suisaoderad.
DBTAXBBD PAtHOtBS AT BBIB.
Erie, July 26.—Detained peaaengera
ohartered a steamer and went to Buffalo.
■Minus of Tan d, l. and w. bailboad
TO BTBIBB.
Newark, N. J„ July 26.—Engineers of
tfaeD., L. end W. road have decided to
strike.
SBOnoH OF SOUTHEASTERN BULBOAD NORTH
OF OHIO RIVER STRUCK.
Evauvillb, Ind., July '26.—The Bt.
Louis and South Eastern railroad etrnok.
Strike does not effect the Southeastern
Motion henoe to Nashville.
LeunVTLLU BIOTBBS OVBKAWBD,
LbuTwizxe, July *6.—Blot ere seem
overawed. The railroad men are acting
with the citisena.
FSSUSBUBO—ABBBSTS—OBLT TBS DATS FOOD
Prtiburo; July 26.—Many arrests have
been made. All la quiet. Them ere only
* ten days food in the city.
GXX04Q0—MIGHT OF TUIOI—OK* KILLED.
Chicago, July 26.—The night hie been
one of excitement end trouble. Many
were hurt, ono or two fatally, sod one
killed. No deatruotion.
IH IBAVGHOO—THRKE THOUIIYD VIOI-
Lam OOMTKOL THE CITY—IDUM—MOW
■Mi— OHIMKfiX QCABTIEi—SIVUiL OF
m OITIZEMt AID OF TBS MOB KILLED.
8am Fbaxouoo, July 26.—The oitiun
•ausmittoee ware engaged ell day in or
ganising. They assembled at 7 p. m. in
Agricultural Hell.
W. P. Coleman celled the oommitteee
to Older. Almoet immediately e fire was
reported in the Paeiflo Mail Dock, in the
the busbar yard. One hundred armed
with elnbe, were diapetebed to the aoenc,
followed soon by one hnndred more. The
remainder were told off in companies by
wards, and with the exception of two
hundred moved to the City Hall, to await
orders from the Chief of Potieo.
Maty were sent to diapeeee the erowd
la Math and Howard streets, engaged in
psubing OUneu hooase. AU the oom-
ittoemen are armed with olnbeln addi
tion to pocket Arms. Muskets will be
M neoeamry.
The fire gains in the lumber yard.
A man detaoted in outtingthe hue Wee
abot deed.
The fire ooeurred oomer of Stockton
and Broadway. A detachment of vigi
lante were aent there. The oentral por
tion of the eity was quiet. President
Coleman says he hae thru thousand vigi
lante on hud.
At eleven o’elook the fire at Stockton
and Broadway, wu extinguished. Basil
crowds of "hoodlums” ere moving about
mnsahlag Chinese homee. Vigilante ere
following them.
The fire in the lumber yard gains
strength. The mobs Sire beoomlng more
demonstrative, attaoUng the polioe end
vigilante with atones.
Two vigilante were shot.
Another alarm oomes from Mission and
Stewart, e few blooks from the lumber
yard end factories.
By one o’olook the crowds had mostly
dispersed from the Paoifio Melt docks.
The fire is under oontrol, end the polioe
end vigilante are master* of the situation,
long ohain etretohed from the mail
docks wee oaptured, end the roughs ire
meneoled to it. The ships in dock, were
towed to a plaoe of safety.
The driver of a hoee out wee shot deed,
and two other eitiEens were killed; end
there are innumerable stone end olub
wounds At present the rioters who are
roaming about in smell squads ere eloeely
wetohsd.
San Francisco, July 26, 2 o’olook.—The
whole oity is petrolled by the polioe and
vigilante.
Four thousand arms were reoeived from
the arsenal at Beneoia by the late boat;
also ammunition end a thousand revolv
ers.
OOMPBOMleB AT HOBNBLLSVXLLB—TBN PU
OUT. REDUCTION WITH FREE EBNTAL OF
LARD, HO ABBBSTS AND NO DIBOHABOBS,
Hobnellrvillb, July 26.—The compro
mise men go to work at 10 per eent. re-
dnolion, free rental of land along the
traok, no disohergee on aooonnt of the
strike, no arrests exoept for dangerous
criminal offenses. The Governor has
been reqaeated to remove the troops, end
general aatiefeotion ie expresaed all
ronnd.
COMPROMISE AT BAST BXBACUU.
Syracuse, July 26.—A compromise ie
made at East Syracuse. Trains start as
soon as convenient.
QUIET AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis, July 26.—The men Agere
of roads having quietly submitted to the
stoppage by strikers, matter* ere quiet,
No treine ere ran on the Vinoennee end
Pan Handle roeda; other roads ran postal*
only. It ie thought the etrikers ere yield
ing to publio opinion end will allow pas
sengers to run to- day.
BNGINEEBS AND FIREMEN OF MICHIGAN AND
CENTRAL STRIKE AT DETROIT,
Detroit, July 26.—Miehigsn Oentral
engineers and firemen struck, an effort at
oompromise having failed. No disturb'
enoe ie oxpeoted.
ST. LOUIS SECCBBS ORDER.
St. Louis, July 26.—All work is stop
ped, but s formidable polioe end oitizens
organization eeonrea order.
LEHIOH AND SUSQUEHANNA STRIKE LOOKS AS
if rr would fail.
Mauoh Chunk, July 26.—Appearenoes
indicate that the etrikers on the Lehigh
and Susquehanna Division will not be able
to hold out. One-fonrth of the men re
fused to go out, end beside* these there
are three fall orews working here, end
three orews et White Haven reedy to go
to work. Coal trains were ran on the
Nesqnasbcning Valley Boad this morning
without iuterferenoe. This will keep the
miners st Summit Hill and the oanel men
et work.
VISITING INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS AT
ST. LOUIS—INSOLENT EXTORTION OF BB,
OBOES.
St. Louis, July 26.—A number of tbs
striking meohanics and s number of the
workingmen's party, and some 800 negro
laborers, on the levee, started from Luoas
market end visited a large number of
mennfaotnring establishment* in the
southern pert of the oity, ooinpelling ell
employees to stop work, putting out all
fires in engine rooms, end olosing build'
ings. Several Urge floor mills were
among the establishments olosed,
No reapeet of persons was shown,
the women and girU being
treated in the seme manner sa the men.
All were forced to stop work, whether they
were willing or not. The oolored pert of
the orowd marched np the levee, end
foroed ell steamboat* end oomptny’e offl
oers of the Independent steamers to sign
pledgee to inorease the wage* of ell oleaaaa
of steam boat and levee laborer*. Their
demand* were of the most extortionate
oharaoter, the inorease insisted on ranging
from ebont 69 to 100 per eent. They were
peremptory, and would not allow * boat
to leave the wharf until the demands were
aooeded to.
QUIBT IN THX SOHUTKILL VALLET,
Pottsvtllb, July 26. — A general
quietness prevsiU throughout the Bohuy
kill region to day.
CHICAGO—150 BIOTEBS WOUBDBD AND
KILLED —TWO BOVS KILLED AND ONB
POLICEMAN.
Chicago, July 26—11 A. M.—Advioee
from West 12th street stele that the mob
U bolding a email deUohment of polioe
in cheek. One policemen was eerionsly
wounded with a stone. The Beoond Beg-
iment has been called ont to assist the
polioe.
It wee reported et 10 o’elook this morn'
ing that the polioe had a fight with the
mob on Newbury evenne anil fifteen of
the rioters were hurt. A squad of mount -
ad volunteers, withdrawn sabres, oherged
on the Sixteenth street mob. On* hun
dred end fifty rioters were wounded end
ten killed outright. Six polioemen were
wounded.
At 11:80 a. m. two boys were killed et
Holstead street vieduot. One polioemen
reported killed. The mob bee dispersed
and all is quiet In that vioinity now.
BALTIMOBB—GRAND JURY INDICTING RIOT-
BAIL FIXED AT $1,000 TO $6,000.
Baltimore, July 26.—Thu grand Jury
made 21 praaeotmenta for rioting. In
the oaaa of the four parties charged with
being the originators of the riot and as
sault on the 6th regiment on Friday night
last, bail waa fixed et $6,000. Neither
party gave bail.
Of the 68 parffea held for the notion of
the grand Jary, 20 gave bail in $8,000.
Of 70 parties held for farther hearing
geva bail In $1,000.
Court then adjourned.
LEADER of ALBANT riot IN JAIL.
Poughkeepsie, July 26.—A detective
arrested Van Hoeaen, leader of the Albany
riot, and hurried him iu ehaklee to Troy
jail.
QUIBT AT ALBAMI.
Albant, July 26.—All U quiet at Want
Albany. No farther disturbance is up
prebended. The shop* will probably be
opened and men at work to-morrow.
ALTON AND CHICAGO ROAD BUSPEHDID.
Alton, III , July 26.—The Alton and
Ohioago Boad have (Depended all train*
until protection to property end men are
aaenred.
FREIGHT TEAlN■ STOPPED AT BT. JOSEPH,
musoubl
Sr. Joseph, Mo., Jnly 26.—The railroad
men bald a mama meeting end resolved to
stop the freight treine on all roads until
increased wages ere allowed. The roads
thus blookeded are the Hannibal and St.
Joe, the St. Louis, Ksnsas City and Nor
thern, the Ksnsas City, Bt. Joe and Conn-
oil Bluff,' and the St. Joseph and Denver.
BBIB BOAD RUNRINO TRAINS.
New Yore, Jury 26.—Erie Bailway
offloials announce the strike at Hornells-
viUe ended. The Erie Hallway ie open
end treine ere now running regularly be
tween New York end Selemenoa and
Dunkirk.
OUOAQO—REGULARS TURN LOOSE CANBON OB
MOB.
Ohioaoo, Jnly 26.—At 11:40 o’olook
tha artllery left their quarter* for the
soene of conflict whioh is now et the
corner of Holstead and Sixteenth streets,
and a few minutee after the booming of
oannon showed that tha regulate had
opened on the mob with grape and oan*
ister. A correspondent et the soene ooo<
firms this. The slaughter will be terrible.
[Nora: The fsot that tha seoond rag'
iment with two guns bed left for the
scene has not been oonflrmed by offloiel
dispatches to the Seoretery of War,
There ere no offloiel details.]
LOUISVILLE—MOB BILEHCBD — OOVEBNOB’s
PROCLAMATION.
Louisville, Jnly 26.—Bat little fear of
further trouble is entertained. The dis
play of the oitizens has bed its effeot, end
indiostlons point to a resumption of ths
usual quietude and business.
Gov. HoOreary has leaned a proolama
tlon, railing upon ell the Mayors and
Sheriffs to be vigilant In the discharge of
their duties, and asking all ottlzena to nee
every effort to evert violenoe and exoite-
ment.
TROY, N. T., POLICE DISTRESS A CROWD
Trot, N. Y., July 26.—A maas meeting
of laborers wee railed for st 12, noon, to
day. On assembling the polioe very
qnietly dispersed the orowd.
BT. LOUIS EXCHANGE AND MANX MERCHANTS
HAVE OLOSED.
St. Louis, Jnly 26.—The Merchants'
Exchange bee closed subjeot to the order
of its President, and s great many busi
ness houses have shot up. Gov. Phelps
has arrived.
TOLEDO—TWENTY RINGLEADERS ARRESTED.
Toledo, O., July 26.—The organise'
tion of oitizens was oomplsted lest night,
and to-day twenty ring leaders of the mob
were arrested. No farther trouble is an-
tioipated.
OOVEBNOB OF ILLINOIS APPLIES FOB U. S.
TROOPS.
Ohicao, July 26.—The Governor of
Illinois this morning made a formal ap
plication to the President for troops.
INDIANAPOLIS—STRIKERS PERMIT A PASSEN
GER TRAIN, BUT NO EXPRESS OB FBRIOHT
MATTER.
Indianapolis, Jnly 26.—Quiet here.
The order of the strikers is that the roads
shall ran one train a day eaoh way, oarry
ing mails end passengers, healing as
many coaohes as may be neoeaaary. No
express or other freight will be allowed.
NRTE STRIKE OVER—DELAWARE, L. AND
WESTERN ON LT PARTIALLY STBUOK.
Binohampton, N. Y., July 20.—Erie
train No. 16 oama through from Hornella-
ville at 11:3S A. M. on sohedule time with
out interference from the strikers. There
is muoh rejoicing here that the Erie
strike ie over.
The Delaware, Lsokewen* and Western
strike will not extend to the divisions of
that road north of Bingbampton.
NEW XOBK CENTRAL RUNNING AS USUAL.
Rochester, July 26.—The New York
Central Railroad is entirely open end
trains are running rs usual east and watt.
OOLUMRUS, OHIO—NO FREIGHT TRAINS AND
DREAD RIOT FRABID.
Columbus, O., July 26.—The oitisens
petrol the streots day end night. No
freight trains are moving. Psaaenger
trsfflo has been resumed. It is feared
that unless the freight traffle is soon al
lowed to proceed the situation will be
rendered more desperate by bread riots.
GOV. WILLIAMS, OF INDIANA, (MUM A PROC
LAMATION.
Indianapolis,Jnly 26—2:30 p. m.—Gov.
Williams issued a proclamation
at noon to-day oommandiog
the enforcement of the lawn, and
calling upon the sheriffs of the various
oounties to nee their utmost eudeavor* to
prevent violenoe and preeerve the peaoe.
Judge Grachs m, of the Doited States
Oourt, has leaned aedere to marshal* to
proteet property in oharge of the Court.
MB, HATM ORDERS UNITED STATES TROOPS
TO EE USED AT OHIOAOO.
Washington, Jnly 26, 1877.
Ool. R. G. Dunn, Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral, Ohioago, Illinois:
The President directs that yon ns*
United States troops in oaae of an emer
gency In euppneaing the riot et Ohleago,
under order* of the Govern of of the
State. E. D. Townsend,
Adjutant General.
OHIOAOO BOARD OF TRADE mPRMDS RULES.
Ohioaoo, July 26.-8 f. m.—For some
unknown reason no farther ieUUtgs
eon be obtained from ibe scene of eon*
fliot, either by telegraph or through mes
sengers.
The Board of Trade has temporarily
suspended their rales, so that business la
virtually at a stand still.
LATER—OHIOAOO POLIOE AND VIGILANT*
CARRYING PRISONERS TO JAIL.
Ohioaoo, Jnly 26.—At 8:40 e press re
porter on the ground telegraphs s large
erowd of polioe end mounted vigilante
an eondaotiog prisoners to the station.
They era oroeeing Holstrad street viednet.
Many ehola era being fired by the rabble,
end eerioae trouble is anticipated before
they get across the vieduot. The offloe
of the Metropolitan Telegraph Company
nearest the scene waa taken possession of
by the mob this forenoon, whioh aooounta
for dilatory and meagre report*. The
next nearest offloe wee several block*
away, and is managed by * lady operator.
NEST ALBANY—VANDERBILT WON'T IN
CREASE WAOM—PROBABLE STRIKE.
Bpeciol lo Enquirer. Sun.)
Albany, Jnly 26.—A masting of the
strikers wai held at West Albany, when
Mr. Vanderbilt's reply to the oommittee
wee presented. He raid it wee not i
question of money, bat honor and princi
ple, and he oonld not promise to do any
thing for them now.
A oommittee of six wee then appointed
to oonfer with brtkamen and firemen
relative to quitting work. Tha offloe rs of
the meeting were diieoted to publish s
notioe in the newspapers of the oity re
questing the Weet Albany workingmen to
keep away from the shops until the differ-
ecoee between the workingmen end the
offloiel* of the road were eettled.
After * speech from a workingman
named O'Neil, the meeting adjourned.
ALL PASSENOEBa SUNNING AT CINCINNATI,
epsrtsl to Enquirer-Bun.]
Cincinnati, July 20.—Noon.—Every
thing is qoiet np to this hour. Ali pas
senger trains are running, exoept on the
Ohio A Mississippi, end they propose to
stert the St. Louis express this evening.
TBOUBLE OVER IN NEW YORE AND BROOKLYN.
Special to Enquirer-Sun.)
Nxw York, July 26.—All trouble or
fear of riots from the railroad strikes ap
pears to be at an end. Everything so far
is quiet in this oity end Brooklyn, though
the polioe and military ere both held in
readineea. Preparations are being made
in Brooklyn to give the 28d Regiment a
warm weloome on their retnrn.
ONE WATCHMAN KILLED AND TWO OTHERS
BADLV WOUNDED AT MT. AIRY.
Special to Esyutror-dua.]
Baltimore, Jnly 26.—At Mt. Airy, on
the mein item of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 42 mile*’ from this oity, this
morning, three men employed in guard
ing the company's property st that point
were fired Into by unknown parties,
whether strikers or tramps is not known.
One, James Colburn, wee fatally end the
two others shot end very seriously In
jured.
OKiaAOO—CUTTING TELEGRAPH WIRES—THE
CANNON FIRED TWO CHARGES OF POWDER
CIGAR MAKERS STRUCK—MOB BROKEN UP.
MpooUl la the Enquirer-Sun.)
Chicago, Jnly 26.—Borne catting of
telegraph wires ooeurred this afternoon
on the Ohioago and Northwestern Hell'
rood, end the mob attempted lo prevent
tba telegraph foro* from replacing them
The railway offloials ere awaiting devel
opments, running very few trains end
making no terms with the etrikers.
The Audubon Gnn Olub has called a
meeting of sportsmen to eld in preaerving
order.
All the cigar makers in the oity have
straok.
The polio* have dispersed the crowd on
Hoisted street, where the fights ooonred
this morning, and everything is qniet
there.
Moan tad police are petrolling that aeo-
tion, end allow no gatherings of any
kind. The truth about the oannon firing,
seems to be that the artillery did firs two
shots, bnt that the gone were loaded with
nothing bnt powder. The number of
oaaualtiee reported is large. The mob
seems pretty well broken up, but
probably wUl gather tgaln before mid
night.
A REPORTER SHOOTS A “MOBBBB"—$125,000
WORTH of MEAT SPOILED.
Chicago, July 26.—A Time* reporter
wee attacked by the erowd on Hoisted
street e few moments ego, end responded
by shooting one men. One of tbs police
bee jnst been dangerously wounded. The
foreman of the Illinois Peeking Company,
jnst in from tb* stock yards, says the
men attempted to work this morning bnt
were driven off by the mob. He says on*
hnndred and twanty-five thousand dollar*
worth of meat will be spoiled to-day in
thin establishment. The entire foroe of
United States troops expected ere now
her*. They ere six oompeniaa of the 9th,
regiment of infantry. Societies for pro
tection have been formed at most every
ward to-day, end preparations for e lively
oampaign to-night are complete.
butchers' gang gomino to clean out po
uch.
It is reported that * gang from the
stock yards are Mining, declaring they
will dean ont every polioemen on Hoisted
street. They are armed with batcher
knives, gambrel atioks, end every oon-
oeivable weapon.
PASSBNOXB COACHES LEFT AT FAIRVISW.
Special to Enquirer-Sun.)
Bethlahem, Pa., Jnly 26.—It la re
ported four passenger ooeobes wen oat
from the train on the Lehigh Volley Rood
et Feirview. The passengers are now on
the mountains, eighteen mile* from
Wilkeabarre.
LEHIOH VALLHY (PENNSYLVANIA) STRIKE.
•jMcietlo £*4*fr«r-a«*.)
Allentown, Pa., Jnly 26.—All brake-
men end firemen of this division of the
Lehigh Valley Road, extending from
Beaton to Manueh Chunk, straok at six
o’olook this evening. All it quiet end
orderly.
WON'T BUN MAIL TRAINS.
Special to fiacMirsr-Sva.]
Easton, Pa., July 26.— The Lehigh
Valley Railroad employees straok et nine
o'oloek. The Striker* asy the mails can
be ran, but it is understood offioera of the
company will refuse to oarry them except
upon regular passenger treine,
QUIBT AT WILEBBABUB.
Special lo £n«virvr-Am.]
WiLxsBABBB, Pa., Jnly 26.—The Lehigh
Volley Railroad have ell straok in thi*
vioinity end trains will all be stopped
after nine o'elock to-night. Everything
is quiet.
HOBTHBBN CENTRAL STRIKE.
Special lo Enquirer-Suit.]
Elmiba, N. Y., July 26.—The strike on
the Northern Central et this point con
tinue*.
600 U. B. TROOPS AT ST. LOUIS—OITIEeNS
SUBSCRIBE $12,000 FOE BATTALION AMD
WASHINGTON.
THE BELLIGERENTS.
ABBIVAL OP FIVE COM PAN! EH. AM. TALK NOT NO PIMBTINM.
GEN. SCHOFIELD COMMANDS AT WASHINGTON
—OEM. HANCOCK ACCOMPANIES THE
TBOOPS—BKOBIVEBS APPOINTED BT THE
UNITED ETATBS OOUBT8 TO BE SUSTAINED
BY THE WHOLE POWER OF THE GOVERN.
MENT—GEN. POPE TELEGRAPHS DINGER IS
LESSENED AT ST. LOUIS—CABINET BB-
LIBVB* CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IS BETTER
— APPOINTMENTS AT CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
AND FOB THE THIRD TEXAS—EXCITEMENT
OVER TROOPE PASSING THROUGH—ANOTH
ER WAS VESSEL FOB WASHINGTON,
ANNOUNCEMENT PREVIOUSLY OF BATTLES
PREMATURE—RUSSIANS PLAY HAVOC WITH
TURKISH MONITORS ON THE DANUBE.
Spociol lo Enquirtr.Sun]
Bt. Louis, July 26.—Gov. Phelps will
issue e proclamation to-night.
It is understood Gen. Jeff O. Davis baa
orders from Washington to answer e oall
from the Governor or Mayor to quell
riots. Gen. Davis' foroe with late arrivals
emounls to ebont six hnndred infantry
and a battery of Gatling guns.
A large mass meeting of merchants wee
held this evening for the purpose of
raising one or more bsttalions for the
protection of the business interests of the
oity. Twelve thousand dollars were sub
scribed In a few minntes, to purohas*
arms, and e oommittee was appointed to
solicit further subscriptions. Another
oommittee is to pnrohese the beet im
proved rifle end Colt’s army revolver*.
Gen. Joo. B. Grey waa appointed tooom
mend the battalion, end an advisory
Munoil of five prominent oitizens to
oo-operate with the oommender. Services
of the battalion were offered to Gen.
Smith, who promptly aaaepted them, end
will assign the oommend to the special
duty of guarding the business pert* of
the oity. One thousand men have been
enrolled this afternoon and arms
and emmnnitlon pnrohesed, whioh will
be distributed as soon as the men ere
organized.
LITTLE PROGRESS AGAINST THI STRIKE.
Special lo Enquirer-Bun.)
Washington, Jnly 26.—No farther de
tails from Obioego. Little progress ie
making against the strike, except in New
York State.
GEORGIA CONVENTION.
ARRIVAL OF TBOOP8I
Washington, Jnly 26.—Five companies
of the 18th Infantry have arrived, three
of whioh proceeded to Oumberlaod.
CABINET THINKS CONDITION IMPROVED.
The Cabinet met to beer reports re
gerdlng the strike. All are of the opin
ion the condition of affaire to-day is
muoh improved.
OOMMAMDEBS.
General Bohofleld will oommend here.
General Hanoook will proceed with the
troops, the objeot being to proteot the
workmen in repairing the road.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED BY UNITED STATES
COURTS TO BB SUSTAINED.
The United States oourts are to sustain
the receivers appointed by them. The
Judges ere to Issue writs to marshals in'
straoting them to see that the roads in tho
hand* of reoelvers ere not interfered
with by the rioters, end the marshals
have power to summon posses to
entoroe the writ. This action in the
view of the Cabinet brings ths rioters in
direct opposition to the power of the
Federal Government, end it wu agreed
in the Cabinet that the whole power of
the Government should be brought to
bear to anatain the Marshals if neoessary.
DANGER LESSENED AT BT. LOUIS.
Gen. Pope telegraphs from Bt. Louis
the danger of mob violenoe ie leuening
hourly.
APPOINTMENTS.
Tbe President oommisstonel B. A.
Bozeman postmaster at Charleaton. Tbe
President appointed Bobert F. Campbell
commissioner of 8d Tezu district.
EXCITEMENT OVEB TBOOPS.
A body of soldiers en route for Balti
more were detained an hour and a half at
the depot, a great orowd gathered and
extra polio* called out. There were many
reports end some excitement, but no de
monstration.
HURON TO WASHINGTON— REVENUE MONET
AT WHEELING.
Special lo Enquirer-Bun.)
Washington, Jnly 26.—Tha lluron is
ordered to Wuhington.
Tbe OollMtor of Internal .Revenue st
Wheeling asks whet to. do with money,
end Ream telle him to hold until he oan
send it to Cincinnati u asnsl.
OHIO.
DEBOCBATHJ PLATFORM.
OPPOSE SUBSIDIES—FAVOR QBEINBAOKS—
THE BBMOMITIZATIOH OF SILVEB—BE'
PEAL OF RESUMPTION ACT, AND APPROVES
hates’ dmoosatio southern folioi—
DIIOBDBRBD LABOR RESULT OF VICIOUS
REPUBLICAN POLICY.
REPORTS OF THOSE BIO BATTLES UNTRUE.
London, July 26.—It is probable tint
the Russians will be oompelled to abandon
Ardahan.
Suleiman and Ranff Paahu have effect
ed e junction of their force* end are now
at the head of an army of 60,000 man on
the Southern aide of the Balkans. Yes
terday they were said to have taken the
offensive end moved on Zenl Boghre, end
aa the Russians on their pert have ceased
advancing, it la expected that a great bat
tle will soon be fought in that neighbor
hood.
The Timot' Bucharest correspondent
Bays the report which he transmitted yes
terday that tbe Grand Duke Nioholas had
routed tbe Turks e Plevlna wu prema
ture, bnt a general engagement la ex-
peoted there immediately. The report of
the greet defeat of Reonff wu also un
founded.
RUSSIANS DESTROY OB CRIPPLE TURKISH •
MONITORS ON THE DANUBE.
An offlolsl dispatch from Biala, an
nounces that the Russian steamer Nioho
lu and two sloops armed with oannon*
end mitrailleuses, engaged the Turkish
monitor nur Sillstria. She wu Mt on
fire end considerably damaged, and sever
al of her orew were killed end wounded.
The Ruasitn vessels sustained insignifi
cant damage. No loss. Five Turkish
steamers, sndtwo monitors going from
Hustohuk to Siiistria on tbe 28d inat,
were attaoked by the Sloboeio batteriu.
Three stoamers were burned and on*
sunk.
A special dispatoh from Berlin to tha
Pall Mall (Jcuette uya the Russian gov
ernment bu oalled ont the reMtve of
Landwelhr.
The Btandard’t Feetb dispatoh rays :
Prinoe Gorstohakoff hu notified the Pow
ers that Russia will not treat direotly with
tbe Porte. The questions to be solved will
be submitted to the great Powers.
Tbe Paris Figaro hu the tame state
ment.
THE TWO ARMIES.
Special lo Enquirer* Sun.)
London, July 26.—A special dispatch
from Bucharest to the Time* uys: A oere-
fnl study of the present military situa
tion does not justify the aoousations of
rashness made so truly against the Rus
sian Generals. Bulgaria ie not provided
with a system of cross roods, permitting
troops to move euily in ell dlreatlona.
When the Russian! had protected their
flanks by throwing out detachments to
wards Biela and Plavina, the road to Tir-
nova lay open before them, and from that
time to tbe present, tbe Russian oolamns
have effectually guarded the few routes,
whereby tbe Turks oould approach their
lines of oommnnloetion from Buetohnk,
llaisgrade and Shnmla on the left, or Ple-
vina on tbe right. Morever the Turkish
forces ere divided, while the Russians oo-
onpy a oentral position, where on eny of
their thru grand divisions they can fall
back if attaoked.
THIBTEBMTH OAT - UUBERHA.
TQBIAL SALARY AMD TEHM.
Special lo Enquirer-Sun.)
Atlanta, Ga., July 26.—The Governor's
salary wu made $8,000 end the term two
year*. He is eligible for two terms.
The Oonvention is still on tbe Executive
Department. . F. H. B.,
MOUTHEBE FOSTAlTCOEVEETION
key's letter.
Fort Monroe, Jnly 26.—Extrsot from
Key’s letter to tbe Postal Oonvention :
After regretting that the turbulenoe
North kept him sway, he uys: Yon may
uy to the Convention for me that I
am profoundly gratified at the orderly
and amioable condition of affaire in the
South under the exoitemeut so general
over many of the States of the Union. I
am not utonished et the peeoefal oondi -
tion of tbe South, and should be surprised
if it were otherwise.
The proceedings ere harmonious, Dixie
following Yankee Doodle.
PROCEEDING).
Special lo the Enquirer-Sun.)
Fortress Monroe, Jnly 26.—Proceed
ings of the Postal Oonvention to-dey ere
interacting end important, bnt too elabo
rate for a telegraphic sketoh.
Isrelssa Races.
Special lo Enquirer-Bun.)
Saratoga, Jnly 26.—Mile heat—Vir-
ginna won, Higgins 2d, Wolsey 3d, in
1:45.
Two end e quarter miles—Parole wen,
Oobiltru 2d, Atblene 3d, in 4:04 j.
Oohiltree wu the favorite.
Thru quarters of s mile—itodamsn-
thna won, Meohanio 2d, Diamond 3d, in
1:16.
One quarter of s mile—George Fourth
won, Ambush 2d, Usppsbsnnook 3d.
Fugitive wu favorite.
Weedier.
Washington, July 26.— Indications—
For South Atlantic Statu, Southerly
winds, slight obenges in preaanre and
temperatnre, oleer or pertly cloudy weath
er and ooouionsl light local rains.
■■debtedweea Paid.
Memphis, Jnly 26.—The Memphis A
Charleston Railroad have paid their entire
indebtedness to Tenneuee—$1,671,916.
Columbus, O., July 26.—The platform
oppose* subsidies, favors the preservation
of publio lends for aotual settlers end
school purposes, deoluee a disordered,do
st motion of industry end labor ie tbe
runlt of tbe rale of fraudulent and vio-
ion* legislation by the Bepubliosn party,
demand* immediate repeal of the re-
amnption eot, end the remonetization of
silver, assert* greenbacks tbe best paper
onrrenoy we ever bad,and declares against
farther oontraotion.
Sixth—We congratulate tbe oountry
upon the aooeptauoe by the present Ad
ministration of the ooustitutional and
paoifio policy of local self-government in
the State* of the South, bo long edvooatod
by tbe Democratic party, whioh has
brought peace end harmony to that see-
tion of tbe Union.
Vtisrlsr Oak Insurance Cumpuny
Hartford, July 26.—A oommittee of
lnauranoe experts have been examining
the affairs of the Ohtrter Oak Life Iusur-
anoe Company, end will report that the
neoauity of appointing a reoeiver oan be
avoided under oomplete reorganization.
the Lobor
Advice From
Lsafue.
In view of tbe great railroad strike now
S rogressing on the lines running between
lalttmore and Philadelphia and the West,
tbe Central Couneil of the Labor Leagno
of tbe United States,at their headquarters
in tbe oity of Washington,D.G.,on Thurs
day last, took action in regard to tbe mat
ter, and passed a series of resolutions
whioh are full of good advioe, and whioh
them strikers, and ail other persons con
templating like movement* either now or
in fntnre, will do well to give heed to.
Them ruclulions were on tbe depress,
ed state of labor throughout tbe country,
and tbe autioipated evil results to flow
therefrom; enjoined coolness and modera
tion npon tbe members of the order, aud
specially warned them, uwell as working
men in general, to beware of emissaries—
some of whom have endeavored to operate
there—who go around inciting the oooi
mission of strikes end violence, measures
whioh injure labor in general, disturb
order end end in tbe conviction aud pun
ishment of the participants therein. They
resolved also that “moral agitation is the
strength and power by which labor oan
acquire tangible reformation, and that
mob violenoe and riot lead only lo anarchy
and final deetrnotion to human liberty;
and it it better to submit to any sort of
das pot ism for tbe time being than to have
no government at all."
IDAHO IEDIAES.
TORY MAKE A SUOOESS1UL RAID.
Washington, July 26.—The latest from
Idaho reports that Joseph made a raid,
and got away with four hundred ponies
end other plunder. This raid was in
ohastiaement of the Indians that wee
friendly to Howard.
THEY HAVE BROKEN LOOSE FROM THE AORN-
OIES — TWENTY MURDERS REPORTED
AROUND DEADWOOD.
Special lo Enquirer-Sun.)
Deauwuud, Jnly 26.—Intense excite
ment prevails throughout the oity. At
Bbort intervals horsemen, arriving from
different towns and field* in this vioinity,
bring details of fresh murders and out
rages by the savages, who seem to have
broken away from the ageuoiee iu large
numbers, and ere infesting the oountry in
all directions.
Up to this hoar, seven o'oloek this
evening, at least twenty murders have
beoo reported. Some of tbe killed are
well known oitizens of Deadwood, who
went to the relief of Lieutenant Lemly's
surveying party. Nearly every rauoh
along the Red Water, and on Spear and
Fish Valley bts been devastated.
INTELLIGENCE CONFIRMED.
Special to Enquirer-Sun.)
Washington, July 20.—Tbe War De
partment has a dispatoh fully confirming
the Indian outrages reported from Dead-
wood.
Advantages of CrjrlMR.
A French physician is ont in a long
dissertation on the advantages of groan
ing and orying in general, and especially
daring Burgioal operations. He con
tends that groaning and crying
are two grand operationa by which nature
alleys anguish; that those patients who
give way to their natural feelings more
speedily recover from aocidenta end ope
rations than those wbo suppose it un
worthy a man to betray such symptoms of
oownrdioe as either to groan or cry.
He tellH of a man who reduoed bis pulse
from one hundred and twenty-six to sixty
iu Ibe course of a few boon by giving full
vent to bis emotions. If people ere st
all unhappy about anything let them go
into their rooms end comfort themselves
with a loud boo-boo, and they will feel
a hundred per eent. better afterward.
In aoooraenoe with the above, the cry
ing of ohildren should not be too greatly
discouraged. If it ie systematically re
pressed the result may be8t. Vitus’ dance,
epileptio fits, or some other disease of the
nervous system. Wbat is natural is near
ly always useful, and nothing oan ba
more natural tbsu the orying of ohildren
when anything ocours to give them ait bar
physical or mental pain.