, 1877-07-29
MISSOURI.


81. LOu1S.
TIE BOTTOM DaoPrEp OUT.
spectA Disvalc0 10 Inc 7'.0ane'
ST. LOUIS 'a'y @o.-As prco,c4tu ~ soul
correspondent IN iast h.@nta olepa.."cs' ~
er1s's o1 tAe str'he IN us osai1pss VI LUG NUN
| 'ngnen OUTSIDE OIL ranroauefs was fe'cneu sea'
| teraay'n Inc cle'er cap1uie ~ :ne po'.,s ~,
pacheu oy lne e11l@enS euso''eu i'''iA.'a' w
echulef-datl moo' i"c t'oe W onee .o'usu ~
!asof OF Inv ano otoef' a"o *ls taooic' "u1e1,
20 ot' Aouleaus Aaa ~ A1as 0'et4sA
pel.ee1 eoA'.A "
ny tMs slmp1e puactuii,E 1ounu
10 DC lu'l u nausne ou' sns "4uu ~ ~@".
1n1l oe1o"s u iunE6' put 4a,A'.t ~ - 1us'ls,
neart, anu uel'e VI lsauc'o Nv A"o o.e, .o"Ne"
upon Us Tue aiose7 - 'ue a'seou'sut.o 1-oo4'n
ana "oshans men' tne tntca!e y, Nv eoluul1'
tees tneiF ootu e44.oaseaJ ~ e4o>''t; o"op''
lactot1es' ana o1aer places u 1uuusAy WI 'uIu.
OUT 1ne Guy os oFuelios LIE ""sh'ne" ~ tu'
seFesa4 p'aees u JUN 1nel', lose.Aci "lIu ~.
eeucta! 4eee9o@on W 'u'" ue"1AA0' AAA AoAA.
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eoi aase ~" n4s"No 'u1 49, ouno
HIS oeen 'ce'ains "'@a eos' - oo'o .ae
'e1er!nny anu FeAoua'' peAoaAs.oA' "uo '1o
sound ot "'tit1ss sta''o H1' oeeH ..e43o ~
every quarter 'os a'e daso 'ue po1'ee aio
naliltafy uafe stoou ~ a"e u '''o p4o1ooe'a-
mentos ol 8 tonon'I.ce olh 'sn men "no opoe1,
took TO run 1ne Guy at WILL. founof'fS nao
been ralocd' stcamooat 1ap1aills Haoe to turn
oucfe"s, n1anu1actol'es "cte oo'se"'o stop1ne
wheels, ano aii because Commlttee assumed
the rcfns o1 government ana oeeiateo tnas Inc
"hoic working mass OF 81 LOUIS
WAS At THEIR bAc6'
This morning the s'tna11oh was mnch or1eht-
CT as Tar as the city strikers were concerned, and
some better for the railroads. There
were no meetings OF work1ngnen or strik-
ers anywhere IN the CITY Today and
no Immediate fear is antfc1pated Of any more
derlish committees. echuler's Hal was de-"
serted, and two lonely policemen were afi your
correspondent could lind about the building.
The lrst war~news thot reached headquarters
to-day was 10 the elect toas @,ooo str1kcFs had
made bold stand at Carondclet, anu were
stopping trains. Que or t"o companies Of
regulars repaired 10 tne hpot 10 await ofoers'
oat ...-......
Fouso inh "u"v's '''oosu"HaH: ;,
Al 'nc o"'ot Oepo' OK !" - 4ue' Ane'e ms
no attempt haue " sup t'a1us VI LUG ."o
1oaos mol leaolnS o'et tne WI ''ase, ~, hue M'a-
sour fae'uc anu ha',sss wy q ro'tueRn' pue
all companies "c1e a'tomeu ~ ee.i" out ptasea-
gers 10 all polhes ea7'. LUIS oeeu ''"s'1'Sc.5
refused yesterday oy tne le" olooo,A''u-tnu"oc.
committee OF tnc aast o. LOUIS ocle@a1''o' aou
% large aeleeat'on o. oo'o 1ctfe A1aote ano
lndsanapolls ranfoauefS'
AT an early nous gov rae'ps' u MISSOURI III
company VIII fol'c@:-eolnln'es'oae' Arn'sI'o"s'
repaired 10 East d. Louis anu On arriving tnere
LONG CONSULTATION
tooA place VIII c1oseo aoors IN Inc general
:icket once. Mcan"nne' e1gat companies
Of United states regulars were taseh
across Inc H'ef on Inc CITY nafoor
boat Inc appearance Oh GoV. fhelps
With GOV. Cullom' OIL LIMOS, anu thelr secret
conclnVe hao not terrlaca Inc strakefs' VINO
we're at that time aoo strong, ano Win more III
the wooos' OUT lust oetoFe tne 1n'i'sary Ianueo
aud charged on Tue place where LUG c1o"o nao
stcod there were no sttlke1s 10 oe seen. !heJ
had folded their tents ike ING ARABS anu shent-
~ stoen away, save t"o 1ueh1ess 1ello"s VINO
staid behind
TO SEE THE FUN.
These were Immediately arrested aud put under
guard. One Of them, Jerry keefe, is a bold
leader in the stikc, and his arrest is considered
q good capture. Both men are held BY the mill
tary, and are certain OF two charges, conspiracy
and contempt OF court, the latter bearing upon
the accusation Of interference with the property
in which tho United States is interested.