The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

osrIsunD ssoM rIssz rAon:
= nv tie police, bu, no Violence or out ut
break has taken place to-day
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fsneeai telegram 10 the Dispatch. Received iat Q
49, Is O'Clock IA. Mi
RsLrIIoRE, ND, July q. - Twelve hun
tfred United States soldiers have been con ON.
csentrated here, and others are to come from
tho south FOR operations IN Western Mary:
land and West Virginia. Order prevails ~ I,
baltimore, and tranquility has been re
stored. The strikers dispersed, and no iur
thcr violence is anticipated Id this city
fBy Associated Press.l 4, 81
ARRIVAL. OF FOUR HUNDRED REGUL ARs---sToSEI
IN TIE STREETS, Bur DO NOT FIRE.
BALrraoRE, July 22--12:10 r. Mot.
withstanding the apparent quiet prevaiIing
of this hour the most excited feehnG p.e'
walls. Four hundred regular Troops, ~.
Guiding those from Fort CoiunDus, Nv e,.
York, and Fort Monroe, arrived. tnts ano,n;
ing and are under the immediate coll'lliaat1
Of General Hancock. ,,onroa
asrcne.i srnm President-street depot OF ene
pb;,sdsInhia. wilmington and Baltimore
rssiroad mn Pratt street to Camden-strGet
Ssnos few stones were thrown from fhe
crowd on the sidewalk and one OF tne soi'
dsers struck. This assault was apparently
unheedei, as the men marched on without
hating. It is said the assailant was prompt
II arrested By the police. e. ).
aRsLTrAoRE. July 22.-One company el
soldiers hsye been sent TO Mount Clare.
There are 600 extra police on duty In Bal.
tin,ore, and the regular police are all armed
With muskets. It Is feared there viii be
bloodshed here. : 100 s. go. s gs 4.
THE STRIKERS DEFIANT.
CuMBEHLASp, Nd, July 22.-The strikers
are bold and defiant, and threaten serious
work should the. company attempt to move
the cars tonight. -t - - ~
A portion OF General Hancock's COM
mand has left Baltimore for Cumberland.
fBy Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Line.J
PROPOSITION FOR COMPROMISE.
BALTIMORE, July 22.--The american in
an extra to-day advocates proposition for
arbitration. and says: :" It is no time now
for argument: that has passed long ago.
Cancellation and the end Of this embittered
and bloody strife should now be the aim OF
both the company and the strikers. The
question of peace and order should rise
paramount to every other consideration.
The american further says:
eve would therefore propose that prom
inent gentlemen Of the city act as a COM
uiittee, and the work OF reconciliation COM
mence at once, and we would urge -;
"First, that both parties agree to abide
by the decision Of this committee in all
questions Of difference, each party naming.
one other gentleman to be added 10 the
committee. A33a ~.
stSecond, that the strikers take the In;
itiatiye and propose to return to their posts
Of duty, provided the company will accept
the proposition and agree to, abide BY the
decision OF the committee in good faith
POSITION OF AFFAIRS AT BALTM0RE-A MEET
ING OF CITIZENS TO BE HELD TO PETITION
THE RAILROAD COMPANY TO ARBITRATE. TIE
MATTERS At IssUE-cAADEN STATION, DE-
TENDED BIZ ARTILLERY.
fBy Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Line.]
BALTIMORE, July GA call is being cir
culated for mass-meeting tomorrow at II
o'clock to appoint committee to induce
he Baltimore and Ohio railroad to arbitrate
he matter. 1917
At consultation held this afternoon be-
wsen General Hancock, Governor Carroll,
General Bond, and others, it was deter
mined that order must be preserved at all
hazards. Force will be met with superior
orce. Orders were issued to recruit the
fifth and Sixth regiments to a standard Of
1000 men each, and TO organizea new regi-
nent with General G. 81. Stewart as colo
,el. Recruiting offices are being opened,
md II is thought volunteers will freely re-
pond. Companies are rapidly organizing
mother parts of the State and viii be mus
cred into the service Of the State at once
It the same pay as Uaited States troops.
Eighteen hundred United States troops are
low in the city, and the United States
steamers Powhatan and Swatara are mo-
neptarily expected. 5-s, az,
Everything at this hour is quiet in the
.ity. and every precaution is being used to
prevent riot. Camden station is guarded
IN all sides. Mcpherson Is allowed to APP
oroaeh within 8 square, and artillery is in
position Oh Lee street, on the south side OF
he station. ready for use. It is feared that
he news from Pittsburgh will serve to In.
lame rioters, but the large number OF troops
low here It is thought VIII oyeraHe the.
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