, 1877-08-06
PENNSYLVANIA,
UNCLE SAM rAKRs HOLD or IT.

HpEE14t 47HPAscH ~ ARE 4F90EHts
WrLKEsHAnnE, Pa, Aug. b.-Twclvc com-
1nand Of Col. Otis, arrived In this city this
morning. They arc direct from Louisiana,
Alabama, Texas, and Montana. There arc two
companies ot the Fifth Artilicry. mud the bal
aucc arc from the Third, Thirteenth, and Twcn.
ty.sccond Infantry. The following ia n list nj
the officers Of tho command: Licnt..Col. +. y.
Oils, Twcnty-sccouh Infantry, commanding;
First Lieut.. II. II. kctchum. Adjutant,
Twcnty.sccond Infantry, Acting ng-Asslstant
Adtutant-General; Firas Lieut.. john 8.
Bishop, rhirtcentl, Infantry, A. a. @.
II. and A. Z. S.: 8. q. Couclcy,
Assistant Surgeon, 7. 8. A., Chief Medical
O!t'ccr; /. +. Taylor Assiatant Surgeon, u a.;
Z. A.: Majs. 4. i. Lanlntte TlisteeMth Infant
Joseph Bush. Fratcls Clark, J. r. Irvine, nnu e.
y Mne5 ei IN rwt9sssona1 thn S,E "
iaptry; +. Z. Du Coureey. 4. MeArthur and g.
". nascnn,. Of tho Thirteenth 1nfantry; g. Y.
wetr and Y; +. yan Reed, Of tlS Fifth Ar.
;'srs; sl First Lieut.; Mccu,iam, d. '" Of c'ae tas
Fifth Art!iicry: Z. 4. Rcleer, ot tho Third In:
fantty: Niillam Conway, OF thu Twcnt y-aee0hl
Infantry; James Fornance, Of the Tiltrtecnth
nas5yM a II sfsoS s. Kas4 eats It'd + VI Ss3 cGSok u + c IT,
Filth Artillery; anI J. J. Csss.c..len and Their
daro Moshcr, Of tho Tucnty-sccond Infantry:
these troops YIN ret,aia as . permanent garri-
SON In the coal region for an pdeanltc period.
Tho State troops will BY relieved md scnt home
within \ few days. Gov. liartEauf. mud staff
Lett by specul trafn ut Ism. to-day, cn roto for
pitts6utg, wtera further disturbance Ia feared.
All IL quiet here. ......
WiLFEhDAhME. Aug. 5,-Twe}yn com pantes Of
rcsulsrs, numbering io0, aEriyctl to-day. Uov.
lIartranft left for 'ritsxburg. Ihe minors ate
determined to stanl for MI increase Of 2a per
cent t There arc 20 prospects that they will
uoW2H AMI uls MEN.
Sptrial NspdteA 10 I7s TfitHx<.
7v! raItspkIrHsa, ;.pa AnE; "a special to TIE
! miners at q mcetluE held yesterday In tbs Ma
honey district, whe! was not u stilkc ticlnttc-
y settles TINT the1n will b. no strike In tho coal
lIslas q seluylkial cGghty. Several Of tue H.
lnorul', anl It Is thought that At least three ot
THO philadelphia i Reading et,al and iron
| colllcrics will eun,ncttco with q full force.
| GoWEN's kKkflMENT.
Tho following Is the substance OF q lispntch
rcrglycd here yesterday from MF. 0owcn. and
made public to lhe sneu:
~ promised The men seefdY work for the year,
eo. .Foif e e S?x
@ 1csa.e a. It MI sSal ts slaIsto Il ny proal:
IT, a.e aai III tai IL thsa an Ky .houfa know
enough Of tho pA+i TO asu learned that strikes do
10 sttlka shali s,sf succeed ii i.sing wage. o. IN
ruIsla9 u,s prlco OF eosi. II schuyls.ll County
now rsu,atnA 1t IT wofk tho wares Y the men win
cuunl Of tho idlrhc4s Ut tho other regions, but,
lhsro Il . ltrike III schuyki! County, neither tha
violstion Of fsiih on ths psit Of tho men .hst
VIZ se"s!ye Nc t'G sy promises 70 h te, W. ana .,
! Nnnfs sxsR NAt Htft
ps slssys 10 I ioses % s'tst @ s.tte tnau Setois."
| EMis5AHlEs.
M Goasa s:s tt5 H. Y u. eny asPat 9 saas
tors In LuzcFne County to crcate strike, aid
they are furnished with money u accomplish 1t.
| Tbs lIazletoA men will ull 60 u work tu-!nur.
TOW, and part Ut tue s'enandHat, district !: all
| Inateontcnts Of thu Shenandoah uFc dcteslntucd
tAat tho Mahoney mcn slall 90 uut, Us try
uienluus 1naas-tuectlng uf tniHrrs las been call
cd to taku place un Smiths fATlsl, reas 31ahoncy
CITY, tomorrow morning 1t bo'cIoek. II they
| can bt1uX nb0ut decision tu strike bGfuFo
half paat Q o'clock, the!. cud WILL b. accons-
piitshed. but nc ons ense'tans an Idea that they
,<uz PEsassLyAsIA y. q. {ao aooD) GOES
4 second stage Of the trouble III Pcna.ylrania
y marked BY thu return loMc this morning ot
comprtalng oil the Philadelphia troops They
wels received with all honora, snl would laye
lsd grand weltuus hal their arrival heen my
Other time than Sabbath morning. A. It was,
they wsss !ax1o ~ ive3 Tint they had deserved
we'll Of their country. lcn. N1erton aal OIL.
erts report everything 9utet no~, but untist-
p.tc further trouble. 4. tho uenesal puts It,,
1.-THE noters .a1e like mics; thcy scatler to
their holes Ut the trst sound, hut, xleu the tut
lAs gone, they are cut again"
| III THE wgoHsAu Axa.oS
there b&s bcen no thanxc, but tralns will BE-
gln running Tomorrow. Tho action of the
ScbuylkD1 Mlners puts all possibility of strikv
there pretty we'll At feAt, though strikers from
Luze1nc County did their beAt to foucut dis
turbauce. Chafles Parish, who works u thu