Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - July 21, 1877, Boston, Massachusetts SATURDAY JULY PRICE THREE HOME A IT O XI S g JOHN 163 All Policies issued after April which have been in force three full will be entitled to all the benefits arising from the Maine feiture if surrendered within ninety days after paid up policies wiU be issued if parties Premiums paid before 108 Age when 33 34 35 3li 37 38 99 40 n Additional Kme Under the 212 170 133 100 67 26 328 23G 114 Amount Sue Death occurs on Last Say of Aye at 41 43 49 47 49 Am tof 10000 Premiums and Interest to be I 10 Sue Insurance over the Premiums Medical NICHOLAS DE Active Agents Apply to Directors Office or to any Agency of the NEW ENGLAND AGENCIES L BOSTON 153 THERE IS BUT ONE POLAND MINERAL During the past few years the country lias been just deluged with mineral purporting to cure all sorts of None have bad such great success as the POLAND MINERAL SPRING It is having a large and already has the gratitude of thousands whose ills have been cured by its We could fill columns with tions irom people of all classes in whose names are a guarantee of the truth of their Ps proprietors make no pretentious and audacious claim that it will cure but they guarantee that it Is a sure cure for Brights Disease of the Stone in the Bladder and Liver Salt and Scrofula The Wholesale Depot tor the sale of this Water is at 35 CONGRESS HIRAM RICKER ALONZO Circulars and Testimonials furnished on GRAVESS Vienna Sparkling Mineral Spring This water Is a cure for Ulcerated Cancerous Diseases of the Stone in the Liver Suit Rheum anil For Lous of General De Chronic nnd for Diseases of the Urinary both In Males and this water has no equal Send for Pamphlets of PRICES OP WATER AT THE GENERAL AGENCY Half 25 c The Agent will allow for empty returned In good 82 00 j for half 81 6tt86 JACOB 26 NORTH MARKET are the uptown Agents for the sale of this They have the water on ut the right temperature for drinking also have at wholesale and ot Mineral 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Now used In printing by Ore underwriters unil In surance Will gas bv tho and give a far bettor Now manufacturing thousand for the Huston Reference that will convince the greatest of its The greatest chance ever offered in Boston for men to make Companies forming in all Some more Territory for 11 ami 70 Travers PAINTS All Ready for Bend for sample Trainer 107 DEVONSHIRE GLOVES and TRUNKS I A I nre solrt Iower than at any Ji M other place In at the HOME HAT 13 Hanover TO AT TUB BANKING 12 School in On and hy the ease or piece on anil nil kinds ut merchan Wo have spacious with our i money tu hum on which not he DAVIS lil THE GREAT Collisions in the Streets of THE MOB ATTACK THE The Repulse ot the Former AVith Loss of SEVERAL PERSONS The Rioters Set Fire to a Depot and Other THE MOB FIGHTING SAVAGELY The Fifth Regiment Surrounded and Assaulted with THE RIOTERS DISPERSED BY SOLDIERS AND The Strike in Other Sections of the Special Despatches to The Boston July Ima ordered the Fifth Maryland to and they The Sixth IB ordered to be In Tho Governor also Issued a proclamation calling on all to observe tho FIGHTING IN THE STREETS OF July a company oC tho Sixth Regiment marching up Baltimore street at this they wore assaulted by the crowd of men on the Tho soldiers at once fired into the crowd and ninny persons wove Several pistol shols wove llred by the A killed outright and two men and a hoy are lying dead in a At a large crowd assembled in front oC station o witness tho departure ot the The strikers turned out in full and of tho engine and train Una worn to the troops to MO ATTACK THIS largo quantity of hud boon placed on the Inside plul of Ilic in Wood ol he oC this mule a raid and to get pos session of it before the arrival of tho but the guarding the dangerous material gave orders to his men to and when the strikers reached tho gate they found themselves confronted by soldiers and Immediately In the meantime n stone battle was in progress in front of tho Two members of tho Sixth were hero wounded severely by brickbats and wore carried to nn adjacent drug The through train from York was stopped by the strikers and not allowed to enter the THE STATION FIRED By THK July mob which assembled at tho station have just the A general alarm has been but the are prevented by tho mob from throwing any THE MILITARY AND DISPERSE THE 1IRE July mili tary went to the Camden station in force and fired into the dispersing The po lice also charged the drove them back to a safe distance and thus protected the who now have the tire under The po lice are masters of tho THE MOB FIGHTING The Soldiers Sharp and Citizens and Others Troops Several Times July city la in a of groat excitement over the shooting of several and the destruction railroad The Camden where the Fifth Regiment is Is by a They ore unable to move The tracks have been torn engines and tho road so obstructed that trains cannot The mob set flro to the office In the South End and en to prevent the from putting it stuck to their work amidst a storm of bricks and and succeeded in putting out the A rioter Jumped on to o locomotive standing on the opened the and Jumped Tho locomotive rushed down tlic track at a running into a lot of cars and destroying Several other Pullman and passenger cars were also destroyed by the They also set lire to the round house at the foot oC Eutaw They were determined that tho should not leave the They surrounded the Sixth armory and shattered the win dows to A cull was made for a company ol volunteers from the regiment to force their wily to the Forty men out and were met by n volley of The n tho corner of Front and I lire on the crowd a man named Hums was shot through the The troops kept up tiring all along Baltimore At Baltimore and streets a large crowd made a move as it to attack the when the latter opened tire and three cit were Near the News the driver of an express wagon was killed by a bullet tired by the Threats were made tonight to burn the residences of President Garrett and other olli cers of the Tho Fifth Regiment wore sur rounded by tho mob before reached the and were assaulted with Several soldiers were They on without and now are stationed in tho Camden THE STRIKE IN All Quiet at but Trouble Expected at and Special Despatches to The Boston July strike at this point to be about Trains un der guard of United States troops are running both cast and No disturbance has been reported sluce the said to be a brother of the ringleader of the was stoned on his engine at Johns though Zepp was slightly Torpedoes were placed on the tracks hut did no The strikers were awed into submission by the fol lowing Issued by General STATUS July 20Duo notification having been given by the proclamation oC tho Pres ident of tho United States to those tho undersigned warns all persons engaged in tho in of trains on tho Baltimore and Ohio that United States troops must not bo and whoever undertakes It does so at their and Colonel of the Fourth Information was received hero today of serious trouble at where above 200 strikers have and there are only about ft dozen United States troops to oppose Officers are busily engaged seeking the Arrest of the and have arrested one man named THE STRIKERS QUIET BUT DETERMINED AT July violence has been attempted though tho strikers are out in force and have warned at the peril of their a party of railroad men who came from Steu to 111 the places of the All trains are guarded and have no trouble In A despatch from Colonel to Governor advances tho opinion that the cohesive ness of the strike is and that in all proba bility the disturbance will terminated The attack on tho westbound train at Cumberland when n locomotive was thrown from is supposed to have been made by canal who havo boon in tho habit of riding on freight which privilege was denied them on that OPPOSITION SERIOUSLY THREATENED AT GRAFTON AND July result of the strikers meeting last when they resolved to assist their comrades at has added to tho excitement and they profess themselves as determined to allow no trains to pass They number COO strong nnd nro entirely beyond control of the civil Tho telegraph wires are not cut at any point between nnd but all wires will bo tampered with by who havo among their number some It Is known that they havo tapped wires to get information of plans devised to circum UNITED STATES TROOPS SENT TO WEST JOHNS July com panies of troops arrived hero this but the greater part of thorn to and other IN Out to The Boston July from to to disperse thr in but they bluntly refused find Informed that tih trains should not go out if hey could mid they did not care tor any ponse lie could nor for any troops Unit could bo brought Finding the strikers were not disposed to yield obedience to tho civil railroad cers decided to call upon tho and tho fol lowing forwarded July Jo Mm Penn 1 have forwarded tho following despatch to Governor Hartranft at Hearing that ho is absent the I forward It also to for such action as you may deem Sheriff of Allegheny July lo John Governor of ran A riot exist on the Pennsylvania Railroad at East Liberty and in tho Twelfth Ward of people upon the and the movement of freight trains either east or west is prevented by Intimid ation and molesting and obstructing tho engineers and other employes of tho railroad ill the discharge of their As Sheriff of tho county 1 have endeavored to suppress and not adequate means at my I therefore request you to exorcise your authority In calling out tho military to suppress the Sheriff of Allegheny The In response to tho by direction of the ordered General and through him tho Eighteenth Regi to report for fully armed and at the Union depot this Later de spatches report another proclamation from Gover nor admonishing all good citizens or other persons within tho jurisdiction of tho Com against aiding in or abetting unlawful and commanding all persons engaged in riotous proceedings to or military will be used to enforce obedience to the Tho proclamation is now being printed in hand bills to be distributed among the strikers and posted along the Tho strikers are still but one freight train being moved since that by There are 130 carloads of stock at the East Liberty yards ready for shipment and 100 more carloads are expected over the Fort Wayne Railroad It appears to bo generally believed hero that unless prompt and effective measures are at once taken the strike will extend lo the Pan Fort Wayne and Michigan and thus all Kast and West will lie A SMALL ROW AT July largo force of po lice has boon sent to the Centennial grounds on outbreak among the Pennsylvania rond Companys employes ON THK Abandoned Quietly lint No to The Boston KAST July hands trains moving oust quietly quit their charges this but made no demon No relays tho trains wer not There arc rumors of similar troubl on the Lake Shore at been received at the Krie Railway shipping here to take no slock for shipment on ui count of the railway strike in this advices from that the striker permit no freight or passenger trains to Tin strikers allege ns a reason for the outbreak Dm Hie road has broken Its arc being taken lo suppress the THE DIVISION ALL July of the Huf Division do not anticipate any trouble with their Every man is at his post awaiting orders to move The military have not received any NO TRAINS RUNNING ON THE WES DIVISION Ol THE is No trains are running on the West Division of the It is thought that tho employes on tho Division will strike All through passengers for tho West havo been trans ferred here to tho Northern which con with the New York Central at Notes ot the The Commodore Captain Weston Captain Bangs Captain Tripp Captain and other yachts of the Dorchester Yacht will leave on down Kast stopping at the Isles of Portland and other Tho cruise will probably continue for about two The most notable the boating season will be a grand rowing regatta and union picnic of tha and West End Boat Clubs of this The Committee on which is coui of prominent members of each nave decided on Silver Lake August Sill UH place ami Ihoy havo decided to offer prizes for boat races amount ing to and for jump ing and Many prominent oarsmen from all points have signified their intention of partici Tho Old Colony will make ample for accommodating all desirous of and a time IB THE NEW 4 PER Secretary Sherman Says ia Reply to His AN INTERESTING The Recent Trip of the Secretary and His A DEMONSTRATION IN Special Correspondence of Tho Boston LAKE July what do you think of the article I think it Is untrue its facts false its promises and its conclusions St is just such articles as these In our loading newspapers which injure our raise tho price of and cause financial Tha Tribune evidently had some object In publishing this or I should rather say its reputed had some Arc yon satisfied with the of the loan I havo saved by this 000 in interest alone per and I am satisfied the saving will bo much Bid you anticipate such a largo amount of do subscriptions but most of my friends did and I sco some of tho Now York newspapers any reliance is to bo placed in but little could bo expected in tho present financial depres sion of the Dont you think that If tho had been ox tended which subscriptions to tho popular loan could have boon that n larger sum would have boon subscribed Yea undoubtedly tho subscriptions would havo boon Wo havo sold sufficient in Europe to provide for what coin It will require 1 dont believe that out of tho in round would bo paid for in Like other commercial tran they will ho paid by I dont propose to speculate in gold whatever mny 1 propose to do what I cnn to the debt in four per cents and reduce But yon are not interviewing me You are not 1 dont know as I can deny both of those ques I represent Tun nnd you may call our conversation what you in or any tiling AT Your correspondent met the Jolin Secretary of tho at He was on bis return from bis tour of Inspection along thi Mew The party hail taken different routes homo the tho Presidents second an Invitation of tu run over the new Portland and Kail They mmle n short stay at the Crawford arrived at Burlington about 11 on A special train had the party at on board of which were Collector Wells and other prominent officials and At the arrival of tho party at tho hotel in Burling tho Secretary and young Webb immediately pleading excessive fatigue from their long days But although sleep was it was denied for at least some Tho average citizen of Rutland does not often see a live and if at one end of the is to havo tho President at its at the proposed to make the most of tho present opportunity and express appreciation of the visit of tho Presidents About midnight a largo concourse of people assembled in and around tho nnd when some one proposed to go for tho a dozon of liberal citizens each wanted to pay for tho For tho next Hour tho band tho people cheered nnd pandemonium was raised but no Secretary Sherman said to your the next day while sailing tip Lake that he proposed to make no and so ho thought tho best way was to lio abed and Hike it Webb Hayes was awakened from a dream in which ho was again on tho revenue cutter off and enjoying the emo tions of a genuine At the next morning the party left Burlington on the Lake steamer A steady rain had set In during the and the of the citi zens to do honor to the Secretary and Webb had somewhat Senator Edmunds called nnd paid his respects before so that hand shaking and had the entire time afterwards before tho leaving of the HOW SHERMAN The personal appearance of Secretary Is if not Over six feet loan and ho is the type of a true Carelessly wearing a sack coat of dark anything but with a straw not recently purchased his feet encased in with cotton which might have been covered had his pants been an inch or two lie reminds one of a care stock buyer or a patent rights peddler rather than chief financial agent this great In conversation ho Is mid when not being Interviewed by a news paper bythe Is his especial ho is free and somewhat careless in his His Webb is twenty years of a seemingly when one has won his outers heartily into discussion of my reform and other questions of the He Is brimfull of affection for both New and its ami during tho four hours trip up tho Cham plain reverted a num ber of times to this or that little net of courtesy bestowed upon hem by tho Lai me say right for tho benefit of thu that Webb does not indulge In either strong wine or and hirs made himself con on this trip in his refusal to budge an inch from this ON THK On account of the rain the passenger list of the Vermont was opportunity having been gained lo converse with ho by your correspondent what he thought of tho attempt to bear god In the columns of the New York Tribune As Sherman had not si on tho article in it was shown by your and after repeatedly perusing it Ihe conversation detailed nt the commencement of this article The fact that what he said might got into print made Sherman more care ful in his The political situation of New was discussed at and in reply to a question the Secretary said that the only tion arising from tho Presidents Southern policy which he had noted in his trip was in and you what peculiar causes exist in that State to foment trouble in tho said no one of the disaffected as yet as far as I can see havo burnt the cutting off retreat be doomed in tho Chamberlain moans but he had waited too long before airing before the country his view of President Southern policy waited too long as regards his chance of n succesful tight against the Sherman was willing to hear all that was nor was he adverse to asking questions ns to what was thought and what was said about the order requir ing of the Government to withdraw from active participation In but lie was as tight as n Virginia oyster In giving his own views on tho Many questions wore with out and not being desirous of tho changed to AN ACCOUNT OF THE Both Sherman and Webb had been delighted Continued oil the Fifth
