, 1877-07-25
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS.
CSITKD STATES MARsIIALs.


TSu11sArol1s, Ind, July 2i.-Gen. George Il.
Wright, Receiver Of tho indianapolis. Blooming
tun Western, this afternoon spilled to tho Cntlea
States Eonft for nssistanco III running trains, and
Judgt Urcsl,am orucrcd the Cnitca States Marshnl
to furnish force necessary 10 bo used III ia!sihg
the blockade OH shat road. Marshal Sp0onef and
Gen. Frcdarfck Ncftcr held consultation In tho
evening with the centrnl Committee Of strikers,
and the men representing the dsatfcctcd clc.
tncntcA announced that no attempt would be madc
to Interfere with tho opcsnons Of tfalnsuncr pro.
lection Of tho United States. The hrst train
will accordingly be sent out to-tnosrow
morning under an escort Of Deputy United States
MasrhaI. The strikers were then notthcl that an
application for writ Of assistance would be mado
by Receiver Ingn!s, Of tho indianapolis. ctncln-
nntt & Lafayette, In the morning. and that fhcr
might a. well consent 10 The movement Of trains
over that road Tomorrow. They agreed TO ac'
uuieece when Judge Gresham Issued h!s orders, 40
thcf
WANT no COLLISIONS WITH THE GOVERNMENT
at this jnnetnre. Arrangements are being perfect.
cd With tho strtkcts to lei passenger trains 1oyu
over tho Cincinnati, Hamilton h indianapolis to-
morrow the management having seeded to the
demands Ut employees aboli.hlne the reduction.
and paying men up In full 10 July IL.
It s underrtood TINT this II o'clock train to.nIor.
row will leave With banners streaming and bunting
lying, under the protection OF tho strlkcrs.
THIS CONVERSION
IL looked upan by nume ~ an Indication OF weak.
entng On tic part OF the stIkert bnt thcy prafcrs
10 think Otherwise. Tho stappage OF trains Mt this
Cnoa Dcpot to.tsay brought together largo mum.
Ter of tratn. bound passengers, many VI whom
were women md children. Mayor covcu Intcr.
posed, and at his urgent requeat the sttkeV con-
scnted to let them proceed their Journeys fefl-
ing aesuted that tho popular sentiment did not
tustlfy tho detention of helpless wos,cn.
Tu8 uHlTKp STATES NAILS
have not bern interfcteA with At all, but, 10 Kuart
tho tloYer,1,,ent has employed men 10 watch the
nnits, and lake tic names of all pcrsnnB laying
violent hands tho sacred pEuprrty Ut thu nation.
tUr tho purpose Ut futur0 prosecution. TITO pcn-
T,tE BRB LINZ employees,
at tnectny to- niaht, ntain DECLARED theit Intcn.
tIo, Of refusing accept The tefna of cHnLDr0mIas
proposed ty Frcs!dcnt nesefeaux, bHt there are
ucauons that the aetion will 10 rrG1ntit'vred TO-
huMioi Loeo1notiso Engineers TILL cscnna passed.
tlo of Intoxicating llquos* during tlls excite.
per[vctel pIulls Tor military orgaMzatlon loF the
rto,ectton Of ltfs Anu ptupcrtY. AZ Nv -a1iain9
ne sto ,nxitca T. ealms az 81 po,h2Siks Will so
CALL FOR 4 MAss-NEETlSU.
| n tAf lIf4ttr1I AssuekItta f'rrss.
lSnnAx1r"s.' ",. Ina; Jsi, a4'p "-Fse fol-
IsnlAsArolsa. July "a. 1a77.-7o ths iasr.aoid::
| inU cNiytas Of L,iidHopotIs: You Hto requested
10 meet In lnnss tn front Ut tho Coultllonse on
Warrington ttrcrt ih.s evening at 1850 y. M. "a
consult ~ 10 measures tus tbs public safety. Lei
| your numbers bu 70 laEge, md tho nddsess DC o.
tuch character that 1t viii TO lcEnunhtfated TIM
tho peope pf this city 1arEu1y tho sIlle o!
| law and orlrr. Measures for organization fur
I tho protection OF life s'l property will also bt
adopted, J. cATkR May"f.
|. WILL. TRY.
| United Stated 3tnsshal spooner las decided Il
| attempt sending train out On the indlanaIolls,
nloo'n,autun 4 Wcstcrn Road, and has asked fht
aulhusit,es at Washington fur permission IN ,us'
| Cu1tcu States traups II neccsspEy. liz has tus
gunu u Interview tae stE{ksss. loptnx They may h
| Induced not u oppose h!nl.