Evening star., 1877-07-23

| Sunday from his wounds. DR.. o. J. Coskerv,
! who made the post aOTfeTn txaminatiol 1. tes-
tined that the wound was made by a bullet
and not by a sword or sabre. as at first sup
posed. He showed pieces Oflead taken from
the brain, and testified that the wound was
OF such q nature as TO preclude the possi-
billty of its being made with a sword. At,er
/ This evidence, as il was impossible TO pro-
/ cure the attendance of soldiers as witness ss,
and for other obvious reasons, ii was decided
| to adjourn the further Investigation until
Monday next, July SOth.
Baltimore and Washington Trains
| Running.
| AT O'Clock this morning passenger trains
| began running for Washington, and have
since been started out on schedule time. No
1 trouble is anticipated between Baltimore
and the Capital, and the passengers who en-
! tered the Cars lid not seem to be i'm any way
alarmed. freight train will be dispatched
for Washington before noon, and Mr. Fair
banks is in hopes that freight may be passed
over the branches of the main stem later in
Troops Sent to Philadelphia.
At $50 O'Clock this morning a special train
o: three passenger coaches halted in front of
| Sd L. s. artillery, from Willis Island, New
! York, Col. Hayward commanding. after
breakfasting, started together with General
Hancock and staff for Philadelphia. A corps
! of L. s. engineers. together with General
Ayres and staff, were also OF the number IL
| was the intention of the soldiers TO start for
fIlldOellnla az D q CLOCK thlS morning. but
| they were unavOidabiy delayed. The object
| OF starting the train from Pratt street, in
! mont OF the hotel, was to prevent any Unne-
| cessary excitement which would be caused
| by the troops marching through the streets
| to the depot.
The Fifth Regiment Recruiting.
The following circular mas been poSlei up
| IN conspicuous places throughout the city:
Headquarters 5th NJ ". g., Camden station,
| B. 4 q. X. r., Baltimore, July D. CiTclt'a -
IL having been determined to fil up this
regiment Immediately tO the full number of
100 men, appeal to the old members of The
| command TO enlist again in the ranks and
assist by their drill aud discipline i'm keeping
| up the standard OF the regiment, thus en-
abling the authorities To keep the peace and
gency. WM. p. BoLLINGER,
Captain Company, Commanding Regiment.
Organizing n New Regiment
The following order from the adjutaut gen
eral OF the state was also issued this morn
ing:
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, July -
Gen Jas a. BOtCdrd-You are hereby an
thOrZed aud directed to immed lately pro-
ceed to organize and recruit a regiment to
be known as the 9TH regiment infantry,
Maryland National Guard. You will select
ten officers as captains and authorize them
each to raise company, the men SO raised
to receive from date of muster in the same
in the regular service.
BY order Of the Governor and commander
1n-ch1ef.
FRANK A. BOND, Adjutant General
These measures were decided upon not
from any new development of danger but to
have the city prepared for any emergency
except In the line of the military prepsra-
tions.
Troops from Fort Adams
PRoviDENCE, r. l., July G-Troops from
this morning via WEXFORD.
STRIKE SPECIALS TO NEW YORK
PAPERS,
The Federal Gsvernment Protecting
ITS War Material.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The following are
specials concerning the labor trouble:
The Tribune says the government has taken
measures for the protection of war material
stored at JeffersOnville, indianapolis. New
York, Philadelphia, and St Louis.
Two ways of Dealing with Striker,
with the Results.
and frse 1es says ~ TN tne enginsers, copdnctors
held prayer meeting after the company an
uounced increased wages.
AT Newark, O., with thousand troops be
hind them no engineer could be induced 10
move train without the regular firemen.
Bad Outlook for Chicago.
At Chicago IL is not believed that the res
fairs are now in the hands of communists
and labor unionists.
Mlstahes at Pittsburs.
At PittsbuTg the militia were not rein
The police sympathized with the strikers.
Five hundred well offlcered, resolute men
would have saved IS 900 900 worth Of proper
vania road has nothing ieft to strike AGAINST,
Property Guarded by Strikers
AT COllinswoOd The stock in 800 cars were
turned loose In the fields and guarded by
Bad Conduct Of she Pennayiv ania
Militia.
The Herald says while the Philadelphia
militia were retreating at Pittsburg yester-
day, citizen, whose brother had been killed
during Saturday night, snatched . gun from
tagging mflitiaman and shot two soldiers
dead. A dfsgraceful feature OF the Pittsburg
sylvania regiments to serve longer, alleging
| as reason the accidental killing Of private
In the 1lth regiment by the eastern militis.
Detachments of the 1st and ID Philadelphia
regiments entrenched at Pittsburg are re-
ported thoroughly demoralized Major
huntington, in command of the Pittsburg
was powerless. The mob might have at
| tackled and blown up two immense powder
m agaZines.
Horrible Reports from Pittsburg
The Sun repeats the PIttsburg rumor tuat
Gen. Pearson was wounded aud hanged. and
his wife died on hearing the news. Eight
hundred soldiers went into the rOundhousa
on Saturday night at Pittsburg, and il is
stated only GO escaped from the mob. II is
fear d many were burned I'm the building
Eight soldiers were killed in the retreat from
tuc IOuHunOuse. lie strongest Tallylng cry
Of the rioters during the fire was: .Let her
burn, boys, it will give US work to do
No Trouble ON These Roads.
NEW YORK, July Z.-A Chicago dispatch
says trouble on the Milwaukee and
St. Paul, Northwestern Chicago and Rock
Island, and Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cy roads.
Strike at Toledo, ohio.
TOLEDO, July 3-No trains are moving
on the Lake Shore road east of b ere.
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THE SITUATION IN WASHINGTON.
Government Precautions.
The Railr0ads and Their Emnlaxes