Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-24

The Commander of the Fifth Regi-
ment has issued a circular appealing
to old members of the command to en-
list again and fill the regiment to the
full number Of 1000 men. The Adju-
tant General of the State has issued an
order to General Howard authorizing
him to organize and recruit a regiment
To be known as the Seventh Regiment
of Infantry of Maryland National
Guards. These measures were decided
upon to have the city prepared for any
emergency that may arise. All is
quiet this morning.
PITTsBURG, July %.
Throughout the night the city was
in a state OF intense excitement in con-
sequence of the terrible ene which
had been enacted during the day.
Although no attempts were made to
fire any additional property, the citi.
zens were intensely alarmed. a force
was organized to patrol the city and
remain on DUTY all night. This MORN
ing umor of the renewal of hostilities
we're afioat, and reports that men had
joined in demanding an advance of
wages under threats of violence II re-
fused, served to renew the excitement
of yesterday, and every person seemed
to be in a state of anxiety. About 10
o'cock the Mayor received a dispatch
from the Burgess of Elizabeth borough,
stating that 200 armed miners had left
that place with the avowed intention
of joining the rioters. This news for
a time created a panic, but a large force
of citizens was organized and marched
to the wharf, headed by the Mayor, to
meet the BOAT on which they were
coming. When the boat arrived II was
anchored out in the middle of the
river, and the Mayor and General
Negley boarded the boat and inter.
viewed the men. They were found
not to be armed, and stated that they
had no intention whatever of joining
the strikers, but had come to offer their
ser to protect citizens and proper
ty. Up to noon no further acts of vio-
lence have been committed, but the
work Of organizing for defense is pro.
crossing vigorously.
INDIASAPoLIs, July %.
The Vandalia Railroad men struck
at II O'Clock. Passenger trains will
not be stopped.
ST.. LOUIS, July %.
Everything quiet. All men have
quit work and refuse to allow trains { o
cross the river, but there is no vio-
lence. Some of the companies have
notified their employees that they will
restore the old wages.
BUFFALO. July %.
Another division of the Erie has
struck.
CHESTER. Pa. July %.
The Morton and Hartranft Rifles
have been ordered out.
WASHINGTON, July %.
In tho tNaF han. f,taapt his ,.anrn-
ing there was a scene of unusual act
ivIty, and numerous kilograms were
being transmitted bet the Depart
ment and various military Command
ers, especially General Pope, com.
nIanding the Department of Missouri,
and General Hancock, commanding
the military division OF the Atlantic, in
regard To the moyemen OF troops for
the protection of public property.
CLEAvLASD, July %.
All of the railroad men struck al
noon to-day. No violence thus far.
PITTsBURG, | r. NJ, July %.
Mayor Mccarthy has just issued a
proclamation saying that he Will pre-
serve order at all hazards. Citizens
are thronging to The rescue. Mem
bers of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public are enlisliug to put down the
rioters.
EVANSVILLE, July q.
Two thousand men are on "A strike
here. They demand that all oper-
atives in manufactures shall also join
the railroad men. The street railroads
are also stopped.
PITTsBURG, July %.
The better nature of the strikers as
serts itself; they are generally disposed
to aid the citizens in saving properly
from thieves aud the flames. There
is no hope OF a compromise between
the companies and employees. The or
ficials OF the roads swear that they
will never yield. Hostilities have not
been renewed to-day. One or two
banks have closed until alter the ex-
element. Troops are coming from all
directions.
WASHINGTON, July %.
The Cabinet adjourned at II o'clock.
1t was agreed hat a proclamation
should be issued commanding the riot.
ers in Pennsylvania to dispense by II
O'Clock tomorrow. The proclamation,
which will be issued Immediately, will
be similar to those issued last week in
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