The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-30

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irei pht trains commences on the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railroad.
Superintendent Legcr, OF the Michigan
| Central railroad, telegraphs that the road
| is open its entire length for freight.
Officials OF the New York Central are ap-
nrehcnsiye that the troubles are not yet
over, and may break out on the withdrawal
OF the militia.
lrxsIrrsrlcToRY CONFERENCE OF PRESIDENT
SLOAN WITH sTRIKERs-TRA1Ns RUNNING
| s.sn R1SCLEIDERs SENT TO TRENTON FOR
TRIAL.
NEW YORK. July 2S.NPresident Sloan, OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
road, to-day had conference with the
strikers. the result OF which was unsatisfac-
tory. The situation remains unchanged.
Trains are running on the New Jersey
Central railroad between here and Somer-
Vile. but beyond that point all traffic is
stopped. Many OF the ringleaders OF the
strike are under arrest, and have been'taken
to Trenton for trial.
| EXCITEMENT 0TEE IN NEW YORK.
New York. July 2S.-The excitement in
this CITY concerning railroad strikes is at
an end as far as purely local interests are
concerned: although merchants are still
anxious concerning the. transportation OF
freight. -.... fu. ..a.s
RUMoR Or STRIKE on NEW YORK CENTRAL
| 80. "-f ..r ROAD. .-,..,..,
w. ALBANY, y. Y, July 2S.-lt is now re-
ported that the engineers and fremen on
the Central railroad have agreed TO strike
this afternoon. AS yet there are no signs
OF trouble Trains are arriving ana depart
ing on time. ."'...-.
RUMoR OF RIOT AND BLoooDsHED N ALBANY.
ALBANY, July Ex-Governor Robinson
reviewed the troops, and was about dismiss
ing them when rumors OF riot from west
Albany caused him to change orders. The
city is again filed with rumors OF riot and
bloodshcd. Troops arc under waiting Or
ders. ..-, ....
LATEST FROM ALBASY-Ai.L QUIET.
ALBANY, y. Y. July 2S.-After the mill
tary evacuated West Albany the strikers
attempted to make the men stop work. They
proceeded to the shops for this purpose, but
were driven off by the workmcn. All quiet.
.." ~ Maryland.
BUSINESS on TUE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD REGULARLY RESUMED - FREIGHT
TRAINS MOVING BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND
CUMBERLAND, ETC. .... &c.,"
BAIT1MoRE, July 2S.-Freight trains have
commenced running on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad between this city aad Cum
berland. Train No. 16, loaded with freight
cars, left Riverside station, near Locust
Point, about half-paSt O'Clock this morn
ing. There was no disturbance.
4 large force OF troops-reguiars and
State militia-and police were present. a
small guard accompanied the train. Up to
noon twelve freight trains had left Ctmber-
land Tor Baltimore. There was no Interior
encc. 4 company of United States regu-
lars were with the first train.
\ special from Cumberland dated noon says
freight trains on the Pittsburgh division
are also moving to-day. Hoppes were fur
nished to the Consolidated Coal Company,
but miners would not 90 to work, saying
they wanted to attend abor-meeting at
Frostburg this afternoon. The meeting IS
watched with interest, as the disccnteRted
will try to make trouble.
TRAINS MOVING EAST AND WEST.
BALTIMORE. ND, July 2S-l0:30 I. IL
Twelve freight trains left Cumberland to-
dav coming east, and nine left Baltimore 60
Ing west. All arrived safely at Martins burg.
They will remain during the night and pre-
coed in the morning. No difficulty.
.... Missouri.
UNITED STATES TROOPS DISPERSE THE STRI-
KERs AT ST. LuUIS-TlIINGS QUIETlNG.
ST. LOUIS. July 2S.-At5 o'clock this \.
VI. detachment OF the Sixteenth, Nine
teentb. and Twenty-tliird United States in
funtrv. numbering $50 men, under General
JEFF. C.. Davis, embarked at the arsenal on
board the harbor boat and steamed to the
eastern approach Of the bridge, whence
they marched to the Relay depot ut East st.
Louis and took possession OF it and all
surrounding Yards and tracks and pro-
pertv OF all kinds. The strikers, about 200
strong, who were ut or near the DEPOT,
scattered i'll all directions on the approach
of the troops. Only three OF them and
two muskets were captured. 1t is expected
that railroad traffic will he resumed to-day.
GENERAL POPE LOOKING AFTER THE RAIL-
ROADS.
ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-General Pope is here
especially to see after the roads which are
in hands OF receivers. which he is ordered
specially to protect. There Is no hindrance
now to the departure OF trains in any di-
rection. ...
EMPHATIC DECISION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
MISSOURI REGARDING TIE RAILROAD BLOCK
ABE.
ST. LOUIS, July Ex-Governor Cullom
arrived at East St. Louis this 4. NJ, and has
been looking over the situation. He says
the blockade must he raised IL it takes l0,-
GOO soldiers to accomplish it. A freight
train has left for the East on the Toledo
and Wabash railroad under guard OF the
United States troops. 3d." -.
.. .>..,s New Jersey.
DECIDED TO sTRIKE.
uOBoKES, VI, July 2S.-The engineers
and firemen OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railroad have jus; decided they
will strike. J., 80 Z. 49,.
~. TIE NUMBER OF KILLED. ...
CHICAGO. July '2S.-The revised list gives
nineteen killed during the recent disturb
west Virginia.
. UNITED STATES TROOPS At WHEELING.
WHEELING, WEST VA, July 2s.-A COM
pany OF United States regulars arrived here
to-day by way of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, and are in camp near the railroad
machine-shops. 1t is expected that trains
will be started in day or so. All is quiet.
Southern Canada Lines.
ST. THOMAS, July 2S-Train-service re-
sumed on all southern Canada lines.
Items Of Interest from Wnshinzt on.
WAsHINGToS, D. c., July 2S.-But few
dispatches have been received ut the war
Department. All show an improved con-
dition of affairs throughout the country,
and .here seems to be firm belief that the
disorders are at an end. The Cabinet met
rs usual, with General Schofeld present by
invitation.
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