Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

lamAtion OF The Prooident OF tno ohiSu
States 70 those concerned. the undersigned
warns all persons engaged In tho Interrupt
ton Of travel on tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, that United States troops must
not DO impeded, and whoever undertakes
II docs 30 At his own peril.
VIZ. II. FnEScn.
Brevet MAI. Gen. U. 3. A..
Col. 4th Artillery Com'dg.
Additional United States soldlers have
been forwarded to Keyser 10 aid the dc.
tschmsnt Of thirtssn already there. and
whero the strikers are In force. Firemen
arc taken on tho trains - they arrive 81
Keyser.l Torpedoes were placed on the
track. but did no damage. There appears
10 DO little difficulty thus far In obtaining
men 10 work the trains. Some OF the
strikers have applied 70 DO reinstated.
TRAINS MOVING YRon MARrixsBrRo.
dRArroS. July 20.-The strikers have
decided 70 send assistance to Keyser.
MARrrSsnrRo, July 20.-Trains begun
moving from here this morning In charge
Of small detachments Of United States
soldiers, and will continue 10 departAs
rapidly - engines can be got ready. There
arc seventy flremen and engineers ready
and willing 10 run the trains, now that
they arc assured that they will have pro-
lection. Largo numbers Of strikers arc
along the road In the vicinity Of the depot.
but they are not permitted to go near
enough to offer any distractions To the
trAins.
MORE soLpIERs TO THE noSr.
COLUMBUS. o., July 20.-Gov. Young
has called ont four companies TO suppress
the Newark strikers. h. issues . procla-
nation commanding the strikers to dcsist
from their lawlessness.
OHIO MILITIA TO M oRDKRrp o
CoLunnus. Ohio, July 2o.-The block.
sde OF trains ct Newark In consequence OF
the strike on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road continues. No freight trains have
been permitted 10 20 out. No far several
trains have attempted ~ get out, but were
stopped. II Is reported that torpedoes
have been put on the track at some points
for the purpose Of htimidating the strikers.
Tho sheriff read the riot Act this forenoon,
but u had no effect on tho strikers. Tho
conductors and engineers refuse TO Join
the strikers, but give them sympathy.
The Sheriff Of Hooking county has de-
mandel military aid from tho Governor.
Assistance will be forwarded ~ soon ~ the
State officials arc notified that tho local
authorities have done oil they can.
AsorHER STRIKER ARRESTED.
MAnrNsbrRo. July 2O.-A striker by
tho name Of Davis has been arrested. Tho
officers are looking for other conspicuous
INSTRUCTORS Of the train. Tho Wheeling
militia will probably leave for home this
afternoon. Lieutenant Curtis, U. y. A.,
reports that upon arriving At Ksyser the
fireman and engineer we're taken from the
train, and II was run on q siding, his de-
tachment being too small for effective opc-
ratioss. General French has forwarded o
company.
M%ARriSspuna. July 20.-A train for tho
west Was ~nncoupled at Sir Johns Run this
morning. but soon went On. Two compa-
mics have gone there TO prevent . rrpeti.
tion and 10 arrest all engaged In this act.
On sue lscnnsyivasis Iine.
P%rrrsBuHo. July 19.-when the trouble
commenced at the outer depot this o
ing . party Of strikers hurried to the East
Liberty stock yards aud had = conference
with tho train and yard uen there. which
resulted In the latter Joining the strikers.
The trains were upon the sidinss and were
left there. Tho strikers then took posses.
sion Of tho main track ana stotfed all the
freight trains east or west. Those coming
In from the east wcro allowed 10 proceed
after tho situation hal been explained.
In order not 10 blockade the main track II
was necessary some stock trains should DO
pulled TO tho siding To be unloaded, and
this work was dono by o Panhandle en-.
gins. None Of those belonging TO tho
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad woro allowed 70 be
uscd, The main track hero In wholly In
the hands Of the strikers. The west bound
freight train was stopped ct Brlnton tins
afternoon by tho strikers. who hal gone
there for tho purpose. Tho train was
finally allowed TO proceed. the men init
mating that they would Join in tho strike
a. soon M they reached the city. The
excitement along tho road IL intense. AMI
IA is feared the Fort Wayne and Familiar.
die employees will Join In tho movement.
Tho strikers threaten 10 release Mccall,
~ ~, 4. ow.ra1 na..or.
cat wAin. Nouetrh.,'n on.r' pasna
sf Ir,'nS' No 'e''""'
carfeu'
MEETING or riT TRAIN MEMS UNION.
PrrsBuRa, July ia largo aud en-
thuslastic meeting Of the Train Mems
Union wat held tonight. Dut one senti.
ment was expressed-that was . continue
ance Of the strike. IL was determined to
base the ngnt On Tue reuueh1n ~ 49,
which TOOK elect ON snmo Nv. ~ paonA
were ~ .ta ."s.a ,.s,.si nriar a.
syINAn,. ."su - a." n go. a,nniare ia.
!uhe ~; seVund, n"ss reser,
mlssed 'os !. liz ros,,ion .rthirJ'
.I,.e w ..sn'. .nssr. racsive The
thA' eonaue,o,. ~, an.insnrs an, ron.
same Was,, ~ -, .i..s nrinr IN Jnnc
ausso.s W.. ,,onhis ,r.ins
.I.t.hod Alter ,ha aJon,ion Of The
ss.aim,ions Tho meeting sdjo,,rnei until
Tomorrow. The officers Of tie road claim
that for tho past three months . large
nnmber Of men have been kept In tho
employ Of The company In anticipation OF
better business.
n.-...r.a Tai, On pve,vtbioc 4.
~, .s,o,s H. vsJ The strikers stilI
gu,e' y A.. main tracL and mo
nase po' ~ nave M inst
learned from A nil able source that tho
Sheriff Of this coaI,ty has telegfaphed
nn,..,ox u.rtr.nN n his inabillty 10