The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-21
THE BAAr1MonE AND ONO STRIKE.
Trouble All Along the Line Trains stopped
nt Cumberland and n eyscr.

MARr1NsBURG, July 20-The fact that the
westward bound freight train. which left here
yesterday afternoon. was stoned at Sir Johns
Run. WIS not disclosed until this morning. The
fireman. Zepp. was struck. but was only slightly
injured. Tho attack is not attributed by the
railroad officers as a result Of tho strike, but
is supposed to have been made 10y canal boat
men. who have been in the habit Of riding
on the freight trains. a privilege which WAS
denied them on that train. Some torpedocs
were placed on the track near Keyser but they
could do no damage. Information was re-
ceived here that there was trouble at keyser
this morning. and Gen. French sent troops 10y
special train TO this place. The strikers at
heyscr number about 200. The small guard Of
ten men that arrived there this morning in
charge Of the first train from Martinshurg was
insufficient TO cope with the large body OF
strikers. and aid was requested.
Inc following Proclamation was issued this
mOrLins ~ Gen. French:
llsApev,nrrRs rSirrp STAYS TROOPS
u pae naia,aion n,'i,s t,eH sven b. The gr,tluna.
mierrgpngn OF travel on the Baltimore AMI uhio R,l.
undertakes !" wa. do 50 at Ia, e~n l,ni
Brevci Nalor.General L $ A. Col f"as,h Artlery.
Commanding
Trains began to move from here at o'elo. K
thi- morning in charge of small dstn. .hm.ut- nf
United stat = soldiers, and wall continue To- de-
part rs rapidly as tn. engines can he gotten
men and ensners at MAJ MrS nn raady and and
Wiling 10 run The trains, now that they are
assured that they VIII have protection while
discharglng their duties. Large numbers of
strikers were conErrgatsi along the railroad
near the depot. but they wore not permitted 10
1 to' r,as, vm~usn 10 "mer any Ous'In ton
this morning issued imperative orders di-
'.4H & .,,n' a. a.. prts",nS snpu.i ue k"p -, as,
"prr"tph ho matter whether their intent ons
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