The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21

OF Maryfand has; issued d proclamation md
ordered out MS troops on account OF the
detention OF tue cars Mt Cumberland. There
is no dispo s!hon TO interfere with the froops
In West Virginia, but the blockade at Kew
ser ID not yet broken. - I
The blockade at Hornetsville, N. T., con-
TIMES. M Il ~
ss a dispatch from Elmira. 4. y. = says
DIT fig the opinipn Of the failroad-men here.
that the strike win be general. it is rumored
that the Northern Central men contemplate
a. strike. All trains from Buffalo on the
Erie railroad, except on the Falls Branch,
have been aban doned. y. rs
The situation 10 Ohio Is unchanged.
Things look turbulent M Baltimore.
Large crowds are around the depots.
ARRIVAL OF THE aIIirAHY At KEYsER---THB
4 &. b e:ss &. STRIKERS FlRM. si.. -
KETsER, w. " A., July 20 Els P..s NJ
The crowd OF troops on the train has Just
arrived here. A few men are around the
station, but all, Is quiet. The men are firm
M their determination not to: run out any
train, but they will hardly attempt to stop
others, as there is an abundant military
force here. so -ss.ssSstG stSf !
So cpSDrT1oa OF AFrAIRs At, CUMBERLAND.
8 CgaBERLAsD, ii July 2205:40 p NJ
Three trains from Marti1sburg have arrived
here to-day. One had troops and passed
without trouble. The engineers and firemsri
were taken from the others and the trains
stopped. There are but few railroaders
here, but the idle from the rolling-miils and
sympathytof the citizens make all the trout
bic. .There liz much excitement, and it is
difficult to ten, what the result may he,gs.tf !.
BLooDsBEDr7N BALT1MoRE-THE SIXTH REGI-
Z NENT FIRED INTO AND sToNED-THE MILI.
TARY RETURN THE FIRE AND A NUMBER OF
PERSONS ARE KnbED Amp WOUNDED.
First Dispatek.l
BALTIMORE. July ,20.-As the Sixth regi-
ment, Colonel Clarence Peters, was march
ing from its ar1nory along Baltimore street
to Camden station, to proceed to Cumber-
land, the, regiment was stoned and fred
into by q crowd on the streets. The reSi-
ment fred into the crowd, and a number
were Killed and wounded. The confusion
and excitement is so great that it is impos-
sible to get at the facts. Just. now. Four
dead bodies have been taken to the Middle
District station, and q number OF wound
ed-six or seyen-to various drug-stores.
- &s..-i lSecoad DispdtcA.l
THE EXCITEMENT AT 10 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
VAST CROWDS THRoNGING THE STREETS
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED. ,,s;t., Il.
Baltimore, July 20-10 p. MAJ this
hour the excitement attending the terrible
shooting by the Sixth regiment is still fierce,
and the crowd on Baltimore street for seVe-
raj squares from South each. way is on. the
increase, rendering the sidewalks almost
impossible. In front, OF the Middle Police
station on North street, nearly opposite the
City Hail. where most Of the dead and
wounded have been taken,i the way Is
blocked with;an excited mass eager to learn
the names OF the unfortunate men. !, In this
station there are now lying eight dead
bodies and two wounded. Fhe following
are the names Of the dead as far as lascer-
tanned:
Thomas b. Byrne, register OF. the Fifth
Ward, shot in the head and killed instantly ;
aged forty years resided on Gay street. {,
William Moran, newsboy; aged fourteen
wears; shot in the head and killed instantly
at the corner Of Baltimore and Hoiifday
streets.i :, 49,, n t'.tti I
- Lewis, Janowitz, n young man; shoe
maker; lived lit No. 4 Albemarle street.
Cornelius Murray, shot through J, the
spinal column; aged twenty-three years.
Four are yet unrecognized.
The wounded are: James sRoke, aged
twenty-five, laborer in bottling establish
nient, shot through the bullock, the bal
coming in the groin dang erously; George
Kemp, huckster, aged twenty three, shot
through the thigh, at the corner OF sBaitl
more and Frederick streets while on his
way home ri0tIsly. )..t:t -, 8ar :.iert
The widest rumors are afloat in regard
to the number or killed. One is that seye
raj women were killed and borne OFF. ~
t"a .to"a,' Third DSpdtch.] So
THE CAMDEN STATION DEPOT ON iFiRE-wIREs
cUT,AND INSTRUMENTS REMOVED.
BALTIMORE, July 2O-1O:3o r. N.-Th'
depot at Camden station is on fire, and it |.
said the railroad office has been cleaned out
The telegraph Office in the depot building
has been destroyed, the wires cut, and thu
instruments removed. .t..sr..,s.1
Later.--The fire at the depot at Camder
station has been eXtinguished with but lit
tie, damage. The telegraph office cleanef
out was the dispatcher's office onithe sta
.tion-platform, not the Office in the MAR
building All the Baltimore and Ohio wire:
have been cut. = go
3.'.'1sG r. The Latest. .,#.i.Gs
THE STRIKERS INDIsPOsED TO YIELD.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The situation j:
generally unchanged since IL o'clock. The
strikers at no point show q disposition tt
yield; ,-:,,.His ssSf Zs.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE ERIE ROAD For
!, THE TRANSPORTATION OF ITS THROUGH PAS
2 .sESGERs, AND BAGGAGE. ~ .s !.
NEW YORK; July 20.-The Erie company
has arranged to have its through passengers
and baggage carried Uid the New York Cen.
trail railroad until its own trains resume run
ming. ;,lis S.-,lss.....,.g 81 sre45it -
THEt EXCITEMENT IN s'wAsHINGT0N---THE Ma
ii RINE CORPS ORDERED To BALTINoRE--THE
PRESIDENT ON THE QDI WYE. III 80 -
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I t
WASHINGTON, %. G., July 90 Midnight.
There is intense excitement In this city to-
night on account of the alarming reports
from Baltimore. There is no doubt that
the Marine Corps will be ordered to that
city before morning. The War Department
authorities are on the alert in order to an
swer, calls for F edefal assistance to suppress
mob violence. and the President is being
advised Of the progress OF events.
The National Cotton Convention.
YESTERDAYS SESSION AT THE WHITE SULPHUR.
WHITE SULPHUR, July 20.-In the Conven-
ton of the National Cotton Exchange to-
day a resolution TINT newetypes of cotton
ha mode mn nv ayportS to assfmilate the