The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-27

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lsnHaia. Tho strike on ih. lsallnarc anil uliio
rad extended into Maryland, aipi 4, e,tn.lsr.
land Mll the trains ~rfe s,or*Si aiel e.,iurl.t.
embargo placed upon traffic. Tie lolie. arrested
\ man named lir,,rh. A large crowd Ait,nla-
cd Ibis fcsrue, AMI several rlois WIRE iir,d b,
the otsie~rs, hat oonr ~a~ hurt, several lnili.
tngs were vet on fn IN ihr town, and the ieiut
telegraph office was Fu,s.sa " tho upl.rr. A
train bringing detachment IL militia ta Cnm-
hcrlaal was fired upon, and oue u III. train-
n.en wounded The violence AMI la~iessne,S
having lVen hson.ht u tile knowledge " Iii.
Governor IT Maryland, hc ieancl a proclama.
tton warning tln strikers II desia
from acts III iAwlcsrue.s. ami at once
ordered thu rifih and sixth regiments "
the Maryland National auari to pruv.e, To the
scci,c of The disturbances. IA thr sixth rgi-
si,cns was proc~siing on IL way to thu icsot, la
baltimore, II WAS stoned AMI tired into BY Il
crowd ~ runghr In lsaitin,ftr street. ac,ernl
of tho militia were knockcd sns.lesr by stones.
and sollcy was hred into tho rioters. killing
ono man. This only served % Incense ihn riot
crs Still further and augment their numbers.
Tho regiment continued ia march 10 Tho
depot amid perfect storm u .tpuc- lrickbatr,
aud an occasional plstol.slut. Whenever The
crowd prcssod too clorc tl.y we're tired into,
ami TINS running fight was kept mp All the
way ~ Camden statloii. Tho net results III
thls battle, which, cansed MI excitement IN Hal.
ttmore almost equal u tha, ~ tho is.i riots.
was ten rioters kiled and q large numLcr
wounded ono Captain, twe Iientcnantr. two
sergeante, and two priystes Of tho military
wounded, none VI thun,. however dangerously.
The statement tulegrMphod East from tho
tccne of the Idaho Indian war. u tho effect
that seventeen cttixcns were surrounded by
sayages and Col. pcrr, refused IL send traops
20 their relief In found on investigation to be n
wicked falrihcatIuu