Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-17

Affairs I'm Western Maryland.
THE RNCAAPARNr OF THE GOvRRNOR's GUARDS, OF
OHIO, AT DEER PARK-sAFB BURGLARY IN cUMBKR-
LAND-REGIsTRY OF VOTERS IN THAT CITY-THR
COAL MINERS STRIKE.
Correspondence Of THE EvxN1Na STAR.
CUMBERLAND, Md, July 16, 1881
The Governors Guards, from Columbus, Ohio,
arrived at Deer Park this morning on the No.
express at 7:45 o'clock They have with them one
OF the finest bands Of music in the state Of Ohio
The eneampment will last ten days The tents,
clothing, camp and garrison equipage arrived sew
eral days ago, and the tents were pitched to-day
They have also with them ten-pound Parrot
EST Of military discipline viii be enforced. Capt
= u; Wardwen, OF Company B, ID battalion,
Maryland National Guard, together with his om-
johnson, OF the I'd battalion: Capt Hoffman and
Lieut.. e. Ladew, OF the Voltigeufs Company AZ,
Ct this city, received the visiting company ct Deer
situated IN the glades OF Garrett county 1880 feet
above tide, and 46 miles west of Cumberland. The
The thermometer, in the sun. last Friday regis
tered only eS degrees % Tne hotel is under the man
81 GS and oe OF tns Eutaw
season Already many prominent Baltimoreans
and Washingtonians have esecured quarters for the
Burglars entered the Office Of l. D. Rohrer pro-
prletor OF the Anchor Flour mills, on George
street which % is ne near the business center of the
k
blew open the safe, securing only small sum of
money for their trouble. The burglars had with
them supply OF tools consisting of 12-pound
sledge, cold chisel, ''blind" punch and q brace
and bit. The knob and dial were Knocked on the
combination lock with a sledge, which was found
on the floor. They drilled hole below the shaft
OF the lock, and introduced powder into the vacant
space over the lock, and fired the charge The lock
was blown on and the contents of the safe fully
exposed to view. The books and other contents
OF the safe were not disturbed. The noise OF the
explosion was heard by number OF people, and 1t
is @ described as having been muf1ed. No clue as
The July sttings Of the registrars closed yester-
Gay: The total registration in the city SO far Is
1,S20, which Is about half the vote OF the city.
The output at Eckhart yesterday was Gil tons,
ana the shipments 622 tons. The new miners were
paid on, and 1t is anticipated much OF the money
VIII be sent to Europe. call for another INSTALL
the contracting companies In this night against
the miners. All the former calls for this purpose
have been promptly complied with. Each COM
pany In the combination contributes to the sup
port OF the police force In proportion to its output
OF coal The combined companies are responsible
for the cost OF maintaining the police, but all
other expenses are borne by the companies on
whose premises they are incurred. The under
bosses and clerks now employed At EckhaTt who
1--we In FrOAtburg are teerea at al bAck1egs and In
suited By the crowd Of h00dlumS Iaa they pass 10
anu from Their homes ana e - only the fear OF
the Consolidation company6 reeOfftng 70 law for
protection that protects this class o. their en-
paoyee nom personal y309encG The strike must
terminate very soon, and The fate oe wages be tne
same a. at CleAf0eM