, 1877-07-30

fkRRE HATTIE.
TKnRH HArTx, Ind. July 29.-At = meeting
Of the Fandaia employees tonight, It was re.
solved to 20 to work In the morning at the obi
wages subject tn mobilization hereafter. Du-
ring the afternoon nonunl0n tieeuen who ~
tempted 10 60 out were beaten by strikers.
MISSOURI.
THE ARRESTED At BT. Lou1s.
To ths trtsttr1. 4tsottattd 3'rtss.
ET. Lofts, Mo-, July %. to-day passed very
quietly, and matters arc beginning 10 assume
their tMuaI aspect. A number Of companies Of
citizen guards have been dfsbanded, and II r.
quite probnbic that all will be relieved to.mor-
row, when general business will be resumed and
the Mcrchants' Exchange reopencd. There
docs not tcctn 70 be sny doubt but that tic reg
ulas policc force will be fully able TO take care
Of the city from this time on. James McCarty,
prominent fatcrnatIouaiIst, sad onc Of the
most incendiary speakers OF that Order, togcth.
er with Peter Lofarecn, who h believed
to be Chairman Of the Executive Committee
which worked 30 much mischief during the
past week, arc under arrest and in JAIL e. II.
Ls!rcn, nc1ro who led the lercc rahblc In
their procce,iing. Tuesday and Wednesday la.t,
and a number of others engaged In closing
factories, ARE also nndcr arrest. TwcntJ-slx
ringca1icrs Of The strikcrs ~ Carondaiet were
also captured Yesterday. JOHN Murgan, cx-
4Et9!lGjt VI lHE aEHGES AA&0GAI1uu VI GouLl~
ern fllfno!s, WHO was arrested yesterday,
was released, he having clearly shown that be
had nothing u .lu with thu railroad strikers.
All ucn captured ut sclulcE's Hall Friday after.
ledition proves to have been watts-haul Gov.
Cullotn left for Springfield last night.
sEDALh-
,,t sEpAItA, No.. july y:-The strike on ths
this morning by the Company aecedlng to tho
demands OF the employees except In so,ne minor
details. All The men returned to work. and trains
ART running again.
THE cHrrEhE or I'm, Ti.E GoMMrsE.
This was the state Of affairs al O'clock, and
arrangements wert making for o meeting and
sosic speeches in the hull 1t 4.
Somebody came up Into the hnll and breath
lcs1!y 4houtcd 1.-THE soldier. nrc cotnlne.''
Th!s alarm had t'ceu gtv"n several times dur
| wllo paid no attention to It. Ab,ut hundred,
| however, moved downstairs to the street, evt-
| drntly u.orc curious than fearful, aud /. il All
| nn1t,cstlutlable faet that very few Of tho mob
! entertained any suspicion that the authorities
would attempt TO enter tho building And make
| alTests. ...... 80.
The R7nsUteau reporter, knowing what was
To be expected, clitnlHd ont upon the balcony,
could command long View Of Fiji, street
soutli, md ut tho san,e time could look right
into tho room OF that wondcrful Executive COM
mtttce. The
|
was striking aud rretty one. About Wasl!
street. the MIlicr tnvary, led nv Capt. Fox and
SeEgt. F1orcrich, came torth~arl at q moderate
e osnpys p haa hsar c s sbf a TIA T:s ss q S t@s
police, led hy Capt. 1;se, nounsSd, and l.y Capt.
cupIca! the middle OF tt!u street, moving With
quick step, their bayoncted muskets at tear
r. arms" Tho cannon showed grtmly near tho
middle Of the force. The rear Of this company
was brought up ly Mayor Oyerstotz and tl,ree
citizens, vito marched wei rcgarttlese Of mud.
4 llalf block behind these tic sotdicrs, With
their forest Ut hayuuets+ advanced With regular.
uleasured tread, presenting very prctty COL
u,nn.
The formidable procession VIII. fsnked on
either side by nn Immense crowd CT cittxena
who oYcrlowcd thu eideWalks, ntld pushed and
tostIcl In most tumustuous fashion Is In thcLs
eaEcrnets to Cct furward and witness tue trouble
Which they though, ,.a;,5lI was about to oec,r;
but lttlo to tho north. occupying Dis1tlle street
ami well up ntong tho msrket-housc on Fifth
street, an swestrlck multitude stood gazing
i is2NTthwart. II was composed largely Of tho
Z mob element. but there wcrr also injury Broad
| way 4pd Fifth street merchants III 1t. Tie
crowd was wonderfully still, evidently expect
iug that some terrible event was about to hsp-
The troops marched with little notsc, and
there was, In fact, nothing TO indicate to the
people oil tho third floor that anything WAS
aoDut to happen.
| 1tUQkluA ut0u&A tHG VpEA INV kHV
eommlttec-room, the reporter saw the Execu.
tire Comtnittee seated In various attitudes,
with sour, dascontcntcd expressions of cousl'
tenances, and evidently rather thinking what in
the world was to bs dune to help their Com.
munisttc callae along than doing. anything.
Finally ono OF them arose, and, walking to thu
Window, looked down the street. He suddenly
botama
The troops erldeutly lad moro tersofs for him
than tie had been wont to admit In his aedtloua
cxhortation to the multitude. lie whtrled
around anil sxId q few words In low tone and
sistency oG rump parlianlcat, adjourned with
q kultlcnncss that seemed TO make the hcads VI
its members swim, Az least, they loss sone Of
Cd cd 10 lenders IN great movements. Loigreen,
Allen, Currlin, and tho rest akipped out the
door with nitnblencts that sontwh hat impaired
their dignity, and which Irft two Of them bare.
Ia their ruoln. As they danced along they tore
frnln their left arms tho dirty blue ribbons
whci, they had ~ proudly paraded among thels
misguided vict!ms ~ this
INSIGNIA or THEIR RANK.
A very sable representative Of the ste!edorc
branch Ut the noble army OF retormcFs, Hhohad
been delinquent In hts attention u Executive
Conlulittve work, exhibited \ terror which Wa
aiuaost pttlable as he hunted tor some place 10
Jump fEutn. In factt tntte WA nothing left OF
that spirit OF defiance with which tlsa valiant
Executive Co.nlnltsce hal promulgated IL proc
laMallous Au4 0tutFAs A'!0 Ao0 A9keu lue sA4u ~
!ng thu Law. The COMMITTEES did not 60 duwn
lie front way, evidently fearing that II was
guarded. Running tu tGe sids porh, they jump
Cd ~ the rouf Ut ~ adjoining building. &croea
M alley Three fees xls, and ihcl rcacled the
, ground by "npsallling themselves between
. the walls Ut thu TWO buildings, and rlua hold
lux their weight sufficiently to enable graiua
desccnt. It ws4 hard OH tue hanla and clothes
but liberty IL .teArer stcn ttlan clothes.
When within about dtty yxrls Of the hail, ths
cayalr}meu put spurs IT, thcif hotkea and muyet
forward Ut = brsk tFut charging directly tpF the
STOP :. the naiL but tho crowd opeaed aud r.
treated tcfure them, and tncy kept On thei
coursa till thev passed tho north lino OF Blddl,
. street, wnen they stoppei. They were cheeEct
hy some aud -ursca and mocked Oy others, but
paid uo attention ~ 1t. Presently shs crows
began 70 show ~ uuruly spirit, aud to prea'
forward beyond the linaits. Then tue ca1ar]
. .ua1e things lively beyond descrpttoa. Thel