The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-31

and report themselves by messenger to for similar
duty. Citizens are warned keep the boys and
youth of their families at home and all to remain
quietly in houses, except those organized and
enrolled as above directed All persons
found the street after o'clock this evening will
be required to show good cause for being abroad.
The authorities of the city and of the State deter
mined that order shall be Immediately and permanent
ly restored and the consequences of dsobedience TO
this probation will be upon those who fail to regard it,
THOMAS J. STEPHENS, Mayor.
The following was issued this afternoons
Adiutant general Finley;
hereby request that the Governor concentrate in
this city Immediately, all the available force of the
Ohio militia believing that the presence of strong
body of troops win the necessity for their actual
use THOMAS J. STEPHENS, Mayor.
Accordingly Adiutant general Finley ordered
Colonel Entrekin, of the Sixth regiment, with
headquarters at Chilicothe, to muster his troops
at once and come to Cincinnati by special train.
This was done and they arrived at o'clock
The following is list of the citizens above
referred to:
Thomas j. Stevens lex offcio) s. s. Davis A.
Hckenlooper John L. Bell Judge NJ. F. Force, NJ J.
Ryan, H. c. Urner L. NJ Dayton, Thomas G. Smith,
L. c. Weir, ]. NJ Dougherty, Herman Lackman,
Charles NJ. Steele Jacob D. Cox. John D. Banks, f.
o. Eshelby, Abe Furst, Gus Lowensten, c. P. Taft,
Henry NIttlhauser J. L. Keek, Henry
Kessler John Kilgour, Richard Mathers,
James E. Mooney, A. j. DIulane W. w
Peabody Michael Ryan Edmund H. Pendeton VIM.
NJ. Ramsey, John C. Kelley, Lewis Seasongood Thos
Sherlock Amor Smith ir. John T. Stettinius George
N Stone VIM Sumner, Briggs Swift James Allison
Brent Arnold. Sidney D. Maxwell Samuel Bailey, jr
I H., Pol.o 7 d w
L. Anderson, Larz Anderson, J. W.. Bark, r. NJ
Bishop, Leo A. Brege A. H. Bugher, A. D. Bullock
John Church, jr., John Carlisle, t. w Kttredge
Powell Crosby, James Dalton, VIM. F. Thorne
Frank A. Tucker, John W. Warrington, r.
W. Weathershead John D. Wells Thomas B. Paxton
Charles W. West Frank L. MILESTONE Peter A.
White, George Whistler, James S. Wise, Julius Fret
burg Adolph Wood, James Lowman, Simon Wolfstein
Drausin Wusin George A. Thayer, Fred Springmeier
Henry Hanna Herman Duhme Benz Eggleton, Mu-
rat Halstead, John r. Mclean, L. Markbreit, Jacob
Elsass. Thomas J. Emery Major Fechheimer, James
Gilmore Thomas Gilfeir, A. T. Goshorn, Henry
Haacke, Dr. A, c. Kemper, William N Hobart, G. NJ.
Holloway, William Means, w. P. Hubert NJ e. In
! gals, Edgar OT. johnson, William L. Robinson
Thomas A. Caldwell.
Over 200 of the most prominent business men
of the city met at Z o'clock tonight. in the Coun
| Gil chamber of the City Building. Mayor
Stephens presided. He briefly stated what had
been done to protect the city, and asked if it
met with approval Ex-Governor j. D. Cox and
General Andrew Hickenlooper were among the
speakers. The general sentiment was in favor
of unfolding the Mayor and Adjutant- general in
their action. After expressing confidence in the
management of affairs the committee adjourned
to meet at 9 o'clock this morning