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The New York herald., 1877-07-29
CALIFORNIA.
ALL QUIET IN SAN FRANCIsCo-PRECAUTIONS MS
FOR THE PRESERVATION OF oRDER-ARRIvAL
OF CHINESE IMMIGRANTS.

ALL QUIET IN SAN FRANCIsCo-PRECAUTIoNs
FOR THE PRESERVATION OF oRDER-ARRIvAL
OF CHINESE IMMIoRANTs.
San FRANCISCO, July %, 1877.
All is quiet throughout the city. Every ward Is
thoroughly patroled by the Safety Committee, and
large forces held at the various desg-
mated points besides at the City Hall The organiza-
ton of veteran guards bong rapidly recruited and
Is double the number enrolled last night The
police are making good move arresting all known
hoodlums, thieves, &c, that they fall In with and
locking them up on tho charge OF vagrancy. Not
ire alarm was sounded during the evening.
ARREST AN INcENpIARY SPEAKER.
A. T. Brock, who made an incendary speech at the
anti cooe meeting on Wednesday evening, Was arrested
last night.
hilc fracas occurred in Chinatown last evening" the
residents engaging in some difficulty among them
selves. squad Of police cubbed them indoors and
restored order.
ARRIVAL OF CHINESE IMMIGRANTs
The steamer CITY of Toklo, from Hong Kong, via
her, at one O'Clock this morning AT four O'Clock tn
immigrants landed. They we're placed on wagons
and escorted by guards to the Chinese quarters. No
disturbance occurred.
NcESDiARIsM NEAR OAKLAND
Fire was set IN Chinese house nj San Pablo
Oakland THIS morning and nine houses destroy ed
before the flames were suOdued Prominent citzcns OF
Oakland ana the suburban Towns daily in receipt
oil threatening letters, and II orcd that
break is planned for TO ght. The citizens organ
lied Tor any emergency.
FIRED on by HoopLuMs
Last night u company OF Safety men ired
by hoodlums near Laurel Hill Cemetery. The COM
pany returned the fire and the assaanis took 10
bush.
JUVENILE YcEYDIARiEs CAUGHT.
This afternoon i've boys between the ages OF twelve
and fifteen years, were detected in deposting COM
bustbles In a lumber yard between fremont and Bcale
streets, near tho scene OF the nrc on Wednesday
night They were arrested.
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sEvENTY.FIRsr AND TwENTY-sEcoND.
A CHARGE AND AN EXPLANATION.

CdAh9E AMI AN EAtLANAllONs
To EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Through the medium of your columns / wish the
pubic TO know that of New York merchants
Mr.. Grundy, hardware dealer in Greenwich street,
near Cortlandthas discharged two Of his clerks OIL
GERS OF different regiments, because thcy obeyed the
call Of the Governor and their country and have been
under arms since Monday night instead of continuing
their attendance at his store. One Of them, Lieuten
ant Vondy, OF the Fourth New Jersey s now VITA his
regiment al Phpsburg. 1t seems incredible tnat any
one could be guilty Of mean an action as TO seek 10
punish the very mon who, TO protect his property,
certainly sacrifice all personal considerations OF
comfort, &C., in the cause oil law and order. THIS
publ matter, aud If there are any others IN the
munty capable Of such patry aud unpatrotlc conduct
the sooner they exposed and he'd up to Tho
tempt of the world tho better j.
ION being interviewed by n HERALD reporter Mr.
Grundy stated that tnreo Of his employees have gono
join their respective regiments. One OF them, his
carman, applied on Monday morning for loave to do
So. 1t was Immediately granted. One Of his clerks
went away on Saturday last, saying no was going
yacht excursion. He d1 not rcappear Monday
morning. On Tuesday letter was sent dsmissng
him. He then wrote to say that he had Joined his
regiment When he reappears and explains his alb
and tardness In accounting for 1t he may be
employed Another clerk acted in u manner similar
the above. This is the third time ho has done
He will not be re-employed.-ED. HERALD
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NEVADA.

INDIGNATION MEETING AT EUREKA AGAINST
THE CHINEsE-ATTEMPTgD DESTRUCTION OF
THE CHINESE QUARTER.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S, 1871
Eureka tNev.) despatch says tnat a special to
the Sentinel from Palisade states:-
crowd assembled this afternoon and held an in
dignation meeting, expressing themselves bitterly
opposed to the Chinese population and IL was with
the greatest difficulty that the Deputy Sheriff and
several police succeeded 10 preventing the destruction
OF The Chinese portion OF the town. Several fires
started, but were speedily extinguIshed. Great
element prevails among the ctzens The Central
Pacific Railroad Company s keeping It's engines hrcd
up all along the line and on the side tracks, that
they can be moved n necessary, and not allowing
to bo put IN the roundhousos
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DISMISSING THE MILITIA.

GENERAL RELIEF AMONG THE MEN WHO
FILLED THE ARMoRIEs FOR WEEK PAST
MARTYRS TO LOYALTY.
The word of release which reached the armories in
this city about midnight Friday was greeted with con-
siderable relief by who had become tired o.
monotonous inactivity.
At the Seventh regiment there was general rejoic-
ing when the Adjutan Generals order was road. and
after some characteristic speech making aud cheering
the members moved happily to their homes.
At a meeting OF Company of the seventh rcg-
mont, N.G.S.NY., held July 26 Ql5 presenD, II was
recon ended "hat the members OF the company send
their pay Tor riot duty to the companys treasurer"
and It was moved and carried "that tho amount SO
received he contributed to the seventh regiment now
arInory fund"
The Fifth regiment enjoyed perhaps the kcencst re-
liet, because OF the large amount OF sickness exper
euced during their confinement in the armory. Most
of tho OF sunsroke among them, as reported in
yesterdays HERALD, are doing iavorabiy.
Upon the dismissal of the Eleventh regiment,
Colonel Unbcksnt issued the following clrcular-
TO rnx nKnBxRs or rHK COMMAND.
after discharge from service to HIS heartfelt thanks
to the officers and enlisted men Of his command for tho
his call for active duty.
ing Of the men nndor arms also with the pluck willing
shown BY them in the performance OF the arduous
lie desires especially to express his appreciation Of the
'''"''' ''''''IS BY order Of Colonel FRED uSBEKXNT
OTTo HRINzNAN, Adjutant
The order which proceeded from Police Headquarters
paying lnvdious compliment TO regiments OF the
national guard, but excluding tho sixty gave
rise 10 much dissatisfaction In that reg mcnt. III o
men thought their honor was mpusned or that their
sincerity was doubted, but Colonel Cavanngh prompt-
ly their minds OF such erroneous opinion
The order dismissing the regiment from duty ar
rived at midnight Friday Colonel Csvanagh quickly
assembled the men in the large drill room where no
road the order from hcadq relieving them from
lurther duty arer when he addressed his command
as follows-'I congratulate you on the alacry with
which you obeycd the summons TO arm yourselves IN
thai called your services into rcquston 1t not
the drss time the 5ixtyDintn showed their ale.
eianes 10 tho laws ana Institutions OF th0ir adopted
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THE EIGHTH REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD, VISIT



NIAGARA FALLS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. ", July 70, lS77
The Eighth regiment, of New York, arrived here
this afternoon. II came from Syracuse in accordance
with the following communication sent to Colonel
Scott last night
hEADoUARrERs, Sixth DIVISION, July 27.
Colonel GEORGE ID. ScoTr-
By direction of the Com in Chief have the
honor inform you that the Eighth regiment is here
by allowed to 60 Niagara Falls, with directions to
return thence to New York and report to Major
Gcnersd Shacr have the honor also TO inform
you that transportation has been provided for you
and mat you avail yourself Of 1t At
farewell the Major General commanding desires heart
lily thank you for the elective aid you have rem
dered htm in preserving the peace OF the city and 10
ongratuate you the brilliant reputation you and
your command nave won with your associates in arms
and with other citizens universally for the soldiery
bearing OF your gallant command. ! wish you
pleasant visit to the Falls and happy return to your
homes DANIEL r. WOOD Major General
r. NJ. r RICHARDSON, Assistant Adjutant General
At the time offer OF special train was re-
ceived from the Central Railroad Company, accom-
panied by a complimentary despatch from Presdens
Vanderbilt This morning the regiment left Syracuse
and on reaching here the visited the Fails They
took tho for New York at eight O'Clock this even
ing, and expect TO reach the city about noon tomor
row. The bright and cheerful, and Brcvct
Colonel Nelson Place, surgeon OF the regiment reports
their sanitary condition excellent.
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IOWA.

GOVERNOR NEwBOLD WARNS THE STRIKERS
THAT THEY WILL BE PUNISHED FOR UNDUE
INTERFERENCE WITH PROPERTY.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, July %. 1877.
Governor Ncwbold has issued proclamation in
view OF the awossness Of tho strikers and others in
certain cities OF Iowa, ordering them dspersc and
refrain from interference with property and pre-
sent their grievances lawful and orderly manner.
He says the whole power OF the State will If neces-
sary bc invoked to aid tho authorities in executing
the laws
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NEW YORK.
THE TROOPS DIsMIssED-THREATs OF FURTHER
DISORDER,

THE TROOPS DIsMIssED-THREATs OF FURTHER
DISORDER.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 2s, 1871
Governor Robinson reviewed the troops this morn
Ing when they were all dismissed. The Ninth rea-
mcnt took a train for New York Immediately after
pthcr orders came Tor the local troops hold them
selves in readiness Tor any emergency, as IL was re-
ported strikers had reassembled and taken possess
sion OF the est Albany shops driving out tho work.
men. Sherin Wcmple and a posse OF sevcnty-hve
men went out Immediately, and without opposite on
took possession OF all the railroad property there.
The city again active with rumors OF riot and blood
shed, with the Tenth regiment under arms awaiting
orders
IxPorEyr Effort OF LABoRRHs PRoLoSG
The workingmen this morning, taking advantage of
she by the military OF West Albany, did not
deem II advisable to wal: till afternoon hut he'd
meeting at nine o'clock.R,Ar Mckenna Was appointed
chairman. 1t was considered necessary, Tor the
hnuance OF the fight, that The locomotive men he
irawn into tho strike. Messrs John Limley, Thomas
o'Neil and Henry Whipple were appointed by the
,halr q committee request the employees OF both
locomotive departments to leave work They
manned at work and the comm ittee we're driven from
the grounds. This the cause for calling on tho
Bherin and his deputies The following order was
promulgated today at the shops and depo's at West
Albany
The employees of this department viii report for duty
Monday morning July 30 1877 q: eight o'elock Those
De considered having ls the of the company,
snless good reason be why they do not
Please post the ABOVE at III he depot aud your shop.
This afternoon, at four O'Clock, meeting was held
VI take action upon the above notice. Sir. McKcrna
sctcd as chairman and the committee reported their
.cton in req uestng the locomotive men TO leave work.
Mr. McKcnna spoke OF the rumors circulated by
,utstders in regard TO tearing up the tracks
and taking possession OF the shops He said
u would be well get rid Of these obnoxious indi-
g,dusIs when the outsiders yelled out that they
should 10 10 the locomotive department ana drive the
men away This hooted down, ana the disturbing
slement was suppressed.
RESOLUTION TO TO WORK
Action vas then taken on Mr. Vanderoilts notice.
vhSn u was decdod that they should 80 70 work
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THE NINTH HOME AGAIN,

THE TRIP DOWN FROM ALBANY-aREErINGs
FROM LAND AND wArER-AnRIvAL IN THE
CITY.
The Ninth regiment, N.G.S.NY., Colonel Hitchcock
commanding arrived in this city at about hali-past
six last evening from Albany The regiment left Al
bany half past O'Clock in special train Of 6f
teen cars Tho tram TO have started
at half.past eleven, and tho delay was owing
to the uncertainty 10 whether the services Of tho
regiment would be again required at West Albany. On
the way down the and at the railroad stations the
assembled lookers-on cheered tho soldiers they
passed through.
From the decks Of steamers on the Hudson the pas
sengers cheered, and hats and handkerchies
stoutiy waved. The sick, Of whom there were over
Dozen suffering from the effects OF change Of water
and slight sunstrokes came down on the train with
the reg in charge OF surgeons Roofe and tucker
On arriving in New York regiment was formed
Forty second street, opposite the Grand Central
Depot and marched down Forty second street TO Fifth
avenue. There were few spectators but the welcome
was warm. AT the corner OF Forty.s.cond
street and Fifth avenue General Wilmer,
commanding the Second brigade, Whiting
Tor some distance beside them. The men looked well,
though somewhat fatgued and lrave-staned. They
marched down Fifth avenue and through Iwenty-sixih
street TO the armory, where quite crowd was col
lected. who Justify cheered them. They were shortly
dismissed and, with the exception OF small guard,
all their homes glad once more to be ut homo
after their brief campaign.
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BRIGHT SIDE TO THE PICTURE.
Nvur Vnuv Tulv oy

New York, July 2s, 1877.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
hear that some Of the members Of the National
Guard have been discharged by their employers on
account of the time lost by them during the past week.
The conduct Of those gentlemen has been very severely
commented upon by all classes of the community and
has met with the universal condemnation 1t 50 justly
des rves. Now sir, there is ono hrm IN lhis city
tiffany COL who have acted in entirely different
spirit The members of the N.GS.N Y. in their en-
ploy received this afternoon envelope from The
firm. enclosing their full pay for the time lost by them
while on duty for the state The dark sldo OF this
picture having been madc public, you will confer
favor by publishing bright lint 10 Offset 1t. Respect
fully, &C., yours,
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RIoToUs TRAMPs LOCKED UP AT SING SING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IAFHITUWNI
For tho last two days tho railroad officials in this
section have been OF a menace to the Hudson
River Railroad in the presence OF large body OF law
less tramps who had virtually taken possession OF the
lower portion OF Sunnysidc, Washington Irvings beau
tilul estate They not molested until today,
when, they having made various rotous threats and
demonstrations, Officer Lawrence OF Tarrytown, made
"A sally upon them and captured twenty five. They
made little resistance though much greater IN mum
bers than tho authorities and peaceably brought
10 Tarryown, where they were arragncd before Police
Justice Milard and sentenced TO days each in the
Sing Sing lookup
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GEORGIA.

TIMELY PRECAUTIONS IN ATLANTA-Ao1rATIoN
AMONG RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEIALp.1
ATLANTA, Ca, July rs, 1871
After two days Of quiet but intense excitement Il
seems that strike hare can hardly be avoided 70,
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OHIO.
APPROACHING END OF THE OBSTRUCTION AT
CoLLrNwooD-THE TERMS OFFERED TO THE
STRIKERS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

CoLLINwooD-THE TERMS OFFERED TO THE
STRIKERS.
(BY TELEGHAPH TO THE HERALD
CLEVELAND, July rs, 1877.
Your correspondent feels justified in saying that by
Tuesday of next week the deadlock the Lake Shore
road at Colllnwood viii be broken The men express
themselves determined ever, but .hc settling of
the difficulties the other roads bas had effect
General Manager Newall has returned to this city and
has word the that If they 60 back they
can obtain the terms of settlement as were gwen
the New York Central, and that ultimately they viii
be tho gainers by returning to work If thcy do
not tho company will feel justified in putting other
men in their places and starting the freight
trains, even though It prccpi.ates contest Affairs
are IN such that every day that passes weakens
the strikersj hold on popular sympathy and
strengthens tho authorities to that extent At the
meeting OF Lake Shore shop men held to-day com.
mitee tnat bad been sent to Buffalo 10 prevail on
there TO bold out reported iuot they had little IN
ucnce the shop men there were returning to their
Iobs. All Is quiet IN the city this evening.
ADDITIONS THE POLICE FORCE.
To-day the strikers Of the Lake Shore shops held
conference with Mayor Rose by request OF tho latter
Mayor Rose advised moderation, aud the men said
should be disturbance, but, IN order 10 be
well prepared IN case OF need more special policemen
are being sworn in and drilled and citizens arc being
engaged TO iurn out at CALL The Lake Shore foundry
men struck to-day for an advance Of wages
TaE CANAL LOCKOUT
The coal operators have not acceded TO the demands
OF the ONO Canal boatmen Tor an advance oil seven
cents per coal ireghts and there are loo boats
lying idc. Many operators are Wiling TO conform to
the list but there considerable opposition along
the line
PARTIAL OPENING OF LINES.
Passenger trans on the Cleveland and Pittsburg
road are running schedule time NO freights, how
ever, are allowed to pass either way, ana the strikers
seem determined though quiet AZ Wellsvule the
have left the ward IN which they have
held meetings and nOthed the company that
fha nl
property over 10 the police II Is Deievcd
by the officers that the men will resume work during
the coming week at the old rates OF pay. Tho CON-
psDy do not propose 10 make any increase In wages
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AN OUTRAGE ON SOLDIERS OF THE STATE.
To THE EDITOR HKRALD:-
notice in one OF the morning papers paragraph
stating that several who belonged to the Twenty
second regiment Of this city discherg rged by their
employers account OF their absence upon military
duties (being stationed In their armory reserve).
Now, think you Will agree with me in saying II is
outrage and these employers ought to be found out
and their names given 10 the public. Hoping you will
start tho ball In notion remain very respectfully
NEW YORK, July 2S iS77. II. G. CHILD.
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sIPPI RoAD--ARRIvAL OF THE UNITED STATES
TROOPS.

sIPPI RoAD-ARRIvAL OF THE UNITED STATES
TROOPS.
CINCINNATI July %, 1877.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company are run
ming passenger trains this morning, and will start
through freight this afternoon.
ARTILLERY REGULARS
Two companies Of the Fourth United States artil-
lery, numbering 200 men, under Colonel Delaney
jones' arrived last night from Huntsville. Ala, and
took up their quarters in Newport barracks
A FREIGHT TRAIN AT COLUMBUS
Dispatches from Columbus state that tho Mayor,
at the head OF squad OF twenty police, marched TO
the freight yard this morning for the purpose Of send
ing out train the Little Mann road. Al the
depot they met three companies OF military passing
through the city their way homo from Newark.
They invited TO remain In the city until the train
had been sent out. which they did. The train was
made up In the midst of an immense crowd OF people.
Tho strikers stood around and put forward every in
ducement the TO abandon the train, Offering
the engineer 500 cash 10 quit the engine but TO no
effect No violence whatever was used, and no at
tempt msdc to uncoupe the cars. The train left
about eleven O'Clock. Three strikers were arrested
earlier in the day for running engine from tho
yard into the round house.
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M1L1r1AMEN LOSING SITUATIONS.

Colonel Fred Unbekant. in letter to his brigade
commander announcing the dismissal Of the Eleventh
regiment from active duty, makes tho following an
nouncemont:--
am sorry to be compelled to inform you that some
OF my men have lost their situations consequences Of
being called into service.
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CANADA.

ST. THOMAS Ont, July 2s, 1871
Train service all of the Cana Southern lines was
resumed tonight The men have returned TO work
before the strike. Any grievance which may exist
will be adjusted when the road Is In full operation.
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MOVEMENT OF rnoops FROM rron1A-srn1KEns
IN THE COUNTY JAIL.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.
PEORIA, Ill, July 2s, 1877.
Tho National Blues sixty men, and the Veteran
Light Guards forty strong, left here at day for
Alton by order of the Adjutant General. All is quiet
here All the rinacadcrs Of the recent troubles are
now in the County Jail under guard
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and II the former hands will not accept the present
rates say other mon will be employed
TRAIN FIRKD INTO
passenger train from Pittsburg, duo hero at half
past seven O'Clock, arrived hour late tonight On
passing one half mile north Of Woodland avenue, near
Cedar, revolver ball penetrated coach one side
and heavy stone passed through window OF another.
woman and man narrowly escaped being injured or
killed The train did stop The police on the
watch for the perpetrators Of the outrage.
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and allow the citizens and Mr. Vanderbilt TO close the
gap
The Sheriff with posse OF deputies. has charge OF
the shops at West Albany, and may possibly remain
on duty until the return OF the regular workmen MOI
day morning Everything Is quiet. The AdJutant
General aud Mayor Banks do not anticipate furtner
delay in tho complete restoration of good order.
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.


REPORTS MADE TO THE GOVERNMENT AT WASH
INGToN FROM ILLINOIS, Pennsylvania AND
OTHER PoINTs-THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, July 49, 1877.
The Cabinet met noon. usual, and General scho
field. who is In command Of the troops here. was
present by invitation. The session lasted only
hour and had special reference TO the railroad trou-
bieA
REPORT FROM CHICAGO.
A telegram received at the War Department this
morning from Assistant Adjutant General Drum at
Chicago announces that Lieutenant General Sheridan
will reach Sc Paul this afternoon and proceed mme
datey 10 Chicsgo by special train, reaching that city
tomorrow
THE FORCES IN WASHINGTON
Mayor General Schoned. commanding the troops in
Washington, has directed the commanding officers of
the naval and arine In the District report
the effective strength Of thor commands at army
headquarters. The iron-clad steamer Wyando,te,
which was have been placed commission at the
Washington Navy Yard, has been found 10 be unsea-
worthy and the Passac Is boipg ftted out in her
place.
REPORT FROM GENERAL HANCOCK.
Tho following telegram was received at tho War De
partment this aftern0on:-
PHILADELPHIA July 2S--12 30 p. NJ
TO THE AD'yrANr IESkn.L y s. A. WAsnNcroS:
United states artillery. fistsIsIs Colonel ani
ton has about nifty prisoners (rioters) taken from
Johnstown They have been reported TO .,s the
and ha: directed tho Attorney General of the
state to prosecute them immediately rho quiet
Ptsburg and opening Of the Pennsyivana Raiiroad
think settles the question of order in this DIVISION and
only trouble that remain Is that connected
with In certain points in the coal Districts such
Scranton Possibly that may require similar treatment
VI. S. HANCOCK. Major General Commanding.
DESPATCH FROM THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND.
Governor Carroll, oil Maryland, today telegraphs to
the Secretary of War that trains running the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad without distractions,
and he does not believe that he will have to call Tor
the additional troops held by the government sub
ject to his orders
MOVEMENTS OF PRDRRAL FORCES.
Yesterday two companies Of marines, from the head
quarters tho corps commanded by Captain Bishop,
Joined those at the Washington Arsenal, and this
morning battalion, under Captain James Forney,
ported at the Baltimore aud Ono Depot by
order OF General Schofeld 10 assist in moving
freight trains ON that road Another bat
talon, under Colonel Charles Haywood,
guarding the Pennsylvania Railroad in Vest Pha-
delpha, and third battalion Is at the Waervliet Ar
seual, West Troy, n. Y One company is held in re.
serve at the headquarters hcrc and others at Brook
lyn, Boston and League Island barracks. Norfolk
Navy Yard and tho ships OF the North Atlantic squad
ron have been stripped OF marines Several officers
who at home enjoying their usual summer leave
immediately surrendered 1t and joined their oattaons
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MISSOURI.

SESSION OF THE DEPoT-ARIEsT OF STRIKERS
PREPARATIONS FOR THE RESUMPTION OF