Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
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ment In consequence Of the tsrriblo scenes
which had been enacted during the day,
Although no attempts were made to fire
any additianal property tho citizens Wort
intensely alarmed. A force was organized
TO patrol tho city and remain on duty al
night. This morning rumors Of Q renewal
Of hostilities were aioat and reports thai
the men had Joined In demanding an ID.
vance Of wages under threats OF violence
II refused. served 10 renew the excitement
Of yesterday and every person seemed to
be In . state Of anxiety. About 10 O'Clock
the M~ayorsrcccived . dispatch from the
burgess Of Elizabethborough stating that
100 armed miners had left that place with
the avowed intention OF joining the riot
srs. This news for . time created . panic.
but Q large force ofcitixens was organized
and marched TO the wharf, headed BY the
Mayor, to meet the boat on which they
were coming. When the boat arrived u
was anchored ont In the middle Of the
river. and the Mayor and General Negley
boarded tho boat and interviewed the men.
They were found not 10 be armed and
stated that they had no intention Whatever
Of joining. but had come 10 offer their
services 70 protect citizens and property.
Up TO noon no further acts Of violence
have been committed, but the work Of or
ganizing for defense 10 progressing Wig
orously.
The Baitimsrs aad Ohio Strike.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Unitsd States
troops arrived this morning from New
York. They are artillery and infantry.
There wa no trouble this morning. The
United States troops from fortress Monroe
arrived this morning and were sent 70
Fort McHsnry where they are quartsred.
siruArioS ~ BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 20.-This forenoon an
incendisry fred . train Of forty cars load.
cd with crude petroleum ut . station .
short distance beyond the city limits.
Nine cars were consumed. Notwithstana-
ing the apparent quiet . most excited
feeling prevails. Four hundred regular
troops arrived this morning and are I'M.
der command Of General Hancock. OF
the two hundred rioters arrested last night
q number wero taken 70 tho Southern Po-
lice station and all bcing identified -
rioters. were promptly lodged In Jail.
Governor Carroll still remains at head.
quarters st the City Hall. The Governor
received q telegram from ono OF his aida Of
Cumberland stating that . most fsverish
state Of excitement prevails. Tho strikers.
including many canal boatmen. are boldly
defiant. and threaten serious work In case
the company attempts 70 move any trains
tonight. Part Of General Hancock's
command will lie sent Immediately 70
Cumberland. Al I p. ". all was quiet
here and along tho limo Of the road.
BALTIMORE QUIET.
BALTIMORE. July 22.-Al 10 quiet. The
opinion IL that this force has been sufficient
TO suppress any violence Of tho strikers or
p~lundering mobs.
TIE srRIKIRs NOT RforKRs.
BALTIMORE. July 22.-0ne hundred and
fifty men were arrested last night. There
Is not ono railroad man In tho crowd.
MEASURES rAxEs IN WASHINGTON.
wAsHIsaros, July 29.-The order for
the Powhattan and Swatara to como 10
Washington has been revoked. and they
have been ordered 10 Baltimore, where
they will arrive tomorrow morning. They
have on board $50 men.
lno uoVeIhuchth ia .Nps '"i ~.
protection OF tho arsenalsa at pittaburg and
Indianapolis by ordering United states
troops 10 those points. Troops lot Pitts'
burg have been ordered from Columbus:
II Is rumored In army circles that General
SHERIDAN hA. pceh T,oeIoa 70 III.
duration was held yesterday evening. Nm.
nnstn Ihstn,.n,nsnar.i ,Tawn.end w.s
'raa, snos,iona'i 80 m. nrr,I.r
~ ~" ,fan,,s ~ ohi.c, haIng ~ ,iI..
W ..a H.. ~ n.h %,sain;s =. nav 10 ma.
100 '.ss, ~ n,.r1 %n,IiIc nro,.or,y In nav
Sharar.r nr.c,ir.his SbonId
w., ~ go n. pnnnrs.s.-l N. 0ay.
no' y. 1910 .-,t..nrJins,,
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- ssiinr. anil m[srinss unirr hi.
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snI,,in,s In ..rior. .ection. for tbe pro-
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ALL QUIET IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. July 22- Midnight Al this
noun u,e Guy ", ~" til. h.,o mi
,i,a sn,horitie. .pnrebend no iroubls 10.
night. During lie day thrcc trains left
camden statIon for Warrington, and Al
i.a0 tbc regular through train departed
tnr The Wesi. The western trsins win run
A nsnai to-morrow and communication
hotresn here and Washington will be kent
oysn.
c. Tale q, i.r,o uoo,i,o =,
o1.VAnv yuy -, - .s,srSaI hy
ue on'.h na'.,'sa Wiz. $500 ~ VII
se,e,s, m.Ia y. ia."nI,.r~ .nc.ch. s.v.
sAun.., "sa. ~ .ha ;,ro hr, az
ins, .,n.s may nv -. lnisa al .,nIv
time ma so"e, W "so W. ". ~ apPiiy
the toicn. lno senhn.a -. aor
appiauueu. ouh'r sl.evnos nu,.Seom
seryaIi,e .one W. s"sIri,, 80 IT, n"r'
were s""P,cu 'hA, rss. W., Ia, Ian
ml''su W ieA'S ,o' H.e,L.." ..o,nniiaa
tle nan n y, ..nn.,hv ~crs
.iontsJ hv citi,rns nresont. promislue ma.
terisl assistance In carrying On the strike.
BALTIMORE. July 23.-All 10 quiet here
this morning. Tho passenger trains are
running ON tho baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road between here and Washington.
...,o,, 80 mn ,.,rvcrv, IN ,u,r,r
SA.'i"oA.
BALTIMORE, July 9s.-This morning. pas
ssnger trains began running ior Masning.
ton anu nave sincc zen spAItei 9u'o w
schedule time. NO trouoie ~ an,.o,PaNe
between baltimore aud the Capitoi. anu
passengers who entered tho cars did NO!
seem TO be In any way, Harmed: freight
train will be dispatched lot Mnhlngtos