The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-21
MOVING rnooes ~ COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, ONO, July 20--I1 7. u.
Militia companies lett for Newark at quarter to
eleven +. NJ, accompanied by Governor Young
and Ad)utant General Karr large crowd
OF railroad men assembled at tho depot
and ovinced faint disposition of H.
VIII toward the soldiers Torpodoes were placed
the track on the arrival of the Springfield company in
the evening, and the departure the train for Now
ark several more exploded under tho wheels bat
damage resulted
WANT CONFERENCE.
Governor Young received the following telegram
this evening"
To Governor YoUyG:-
WIN you receive committee of nromen and brake
men from Newark at your Office Tomorrow morning
ut nine O'Clock? Answer to- IIsht.
FlREMEN AND BRAKEMEN.
IT is known that committee OF railroad Is
here from Newark stirring up the train at this
point There ia no telling what few hours may
bring FORTH Mach apprehension IL felt hero OF PROB
able roaaits on the arrival OF the troops at Newark.
THE p1rrsBuEo DIVISION OF THE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO.
PIrrsBURo, Pa, July 20 1s77
The men the Pnsburs division OF the baltimore
and OHIO Road remain at their posts, aud the
officers express every confidence that they
will not 20 out. Notwithstanding this fact,
freight traffic that road is suspended Tho night
evening
by crowd OF 6o0 men Everson, Preston ~ Co. IS
rolling mills, IA this city, half milo from tho depot,
and the cws compelled 10 run their back to
the yard. The crowd composed OF idc men in
the city who are In sympathy with tho strikers.
IMPORTS SENT 10 THE WAR DEPARTMENTAL
TRAIN STONED WITH UNITED STATES. TROOPS
ON BOARD.
WASHINGTON, July 90 1877.
Tho following kilograms relation TO tho railroad
strike IN wcss Virginia were received at the War De-
parliament this morning.
MARrINsnURG, W. Va, July 90 1877.
To Colonel VINCENT Assistant Adjutant General War
Department Washington
All quiet here. One striker arrested yesterday and
yesterday to Keyssr, beyond Cumberland. Have
dered another company there. Curtis despatch sent
herewith viii give fair idea OF the extent Of tho
strikers operations there Anticipate no trouble at
this place. FRENCH Colonel Commanding.
KEys.R, W. Va, July IL, 1871
To General FRENCH, Commanding United States
Arrived ut Kcyser at quarter to three A. ~ The
train stoned, at SIR JObns Run but one
Ing. Reached Cumberland without molestatfon at
quarter 10 one A. NJ Torpcdvcs the track notified
the strikers a. keyser OF our coming Tho regular
engineer and fireman were taken OIL by the strikers
and the train run on a siding About one hundred
strikers are a. The depot now Ny detachment IS TOO
commentators Shall remain here retire to Cum
berland or return to Martibsburg
CURTIS, First Lieutenant, Commanding.
LATER NEssAGKs.
Tho following dispatches passed between General
French commanding Uu,tcd States troops Martins
burg, and the War Department late Tonight
MARriysprRG, Yves, Va, July 70, 1877.
General VINCENT, War Department. Washington -
Trouble reported ut Cumberland, Nd. Please sond
Instructions FRENCH.
WAX DEpARrMHSr, WASHINGTON. July 20. 1877.
General FRENCH, commanding, Nlrtinsburg:-
Telegram received. What IS character and extent OF
trouble CumbcrlGndY Do appearances indicate that
OF the Unitcd States forces will be
sary? What docs the Governor desire? Answer tor
Information OF the Secretary OF War VINCENT
Assistant Adjutant General.
MAR1INsBURG. W. Va, July 90 1871
General VINCENT, Assstip, Adjuant General War De-
partmont, Washington:
Telegram received. No further news from tho
West. VIII forward II as soon IA advised. No rem
forccIn cnts required In West Virgnu Particulars In
TO- norrow's mail. All quiet here Trains running as
usual East. FRENCH, Colonel Commanding.