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


Der CAPTURED.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.- \ special to the
Euening telegraph from Pittsburgh says
This morning General Hamilton, with about
one hundred and fifty regulars, arrived in
this city. The arrival caused q sensation,
since they brought with them some fifty
strikers as prisoners. As the train ap.
preached Johnstown during the night the
strikers misplaced and wedged a switch,
which threwithe cars from the track, result
ing in injuries to the soldiers and the engi-
nccr. 80" .s'' -
General Hamilton deploycd men, and be.
fore The crowd Of strikers were aware OF
this movement the regulars had captured
about fifty, and, surrounding them, kept the
others at bay. In this position they awaited
new Transportation. They soon after start
cd with their prisoners for this city, where
the captured rioters have been placed in the
arsenal to await the action OF the United
States Government.
RESrMISG OPERATIONS on THE PANHANDLE
WEST PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Thc fol-
lowing has been received from the general
manager of the Pan-I Handle line at Column
bus, Ohio:
Our roads west Of Columbus are in full
operation at all points. The headquarters
of the strikers are at Columbus. l gave the
Mayor and the strikers notice that | pro-
posed to run freight trains to-day. The
Mayor opposed it until i called upon the
Cover nor and told him. He said he would
render ali aid necessary.
We prepared to move the trains this morn
ing. The nginccrs were captured by
strikers. but were speedily rctakcn and IL
train started for Cincinnati. Two of the
men were arrested. All is now quiet and
the crowd has dispersed. We intend to
move the other trains.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE RESUMPTION OF RAIL-
ROAD BUSINESS-SlEIKERS COMING TO THEIR
SENSES
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-The president
OF the Pennsylvania railroad has made the
following announcement:
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad and It's
branches are open for freight, as well as
passengers, from Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York 10 points as
far as Altoona on their main line, to kaire
on the Philadelphia and Erie railroad, to
Buffalo by the Emporium route. and to FL
mira and Canandaigua on the Northern
Central railroad. This territory comprises
the Clearicld and Broad-Top bituminous
coal region, and the anthracite region tribu-
tary to the Northern Central road. They
expect to have their main line open to Pitts
burgh and the Philadelphia and Erie rail-
road to Erie tomorrow, and their lines west
OF Pittsburgh on Monday. Their men are
rapidly recognizing the situation, and the
fact that the interests OF the company and
their own are identical.
ACCIDENT TO COLONEL MISUNDERSTANDING
APPEARANCE OF FIRST TRAIN ARRIVING IN
PITTSBURGH. .... ts...
PITTSBURGH, July 2S.-Colonel John Ham,
ilton, of the First artillery, was severely
injured by an accident ut Johnstown, caused
by a misplaced switch. . .......... .
The first train that arrived in this city
presented formidable appearance. In
front OF the two engines was sondoa car,
on which was mounted Calling gun de-
tended by detachment OF State fenclbles.
The engineers and fremen on the locomo-
tives were under strong guard, the soldiers
having orders to shoot them il there was
the Slightest hesitation in discharging their
duties. Upon their arrival here they
uuicLlv disembarked, and were marched to
the West Pennsylvania Hospital grounds,
where they are now encamped.
THE MINERS STILL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
80. - MAILS. - u -
W1LKEsBAERE, PENN, July es.-The sit
uat;on is unchanged. The miners have
stopped the pumps, and the mines are be-
ing flooded. The strikers allowed an en-
CINE to run over the Lehigh and Susque-
hanna road to-day TO carry Judge Paxton to
Philadelphia to hold session OF the Su-
preme Court on Monday. There have been
no mails here since Thursday until this
evening, when two bags from New York,
which had reached Scranton over the Della
ware and Hudson road, were brought here
by the pony-eXpress. ...
ORDER OF JUDGE M'KENNOS CAUTIoNIEG ALI.
PERSONS AGAINST INTERFERENCE WITH GER
TAIN MINES AND RoSDs IN THE HANDS OF
RECEIVERS. 30.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2e.-The following
was issued by Judge Mckennon, OF Pitts
burgh, to-day:
for the Western District Of Pennsylvania
1t having been brought to the attention Of
this Court that the property OF the Contra
railroad Of New jersey, and also OF the lie
high and Wilkesbarre Coal Company, now
in possession of this Court by its receivers
duly appointed for that purpose, is threat
ened with destruction by riotous and evil
UlSpOSeU lciSouS, 10 bSASbJ 5A.SL
that the property OF said companies
being in the custody OF this Court
is under its care and protection, and
that its summary power to punish con
tempt OF its authority and order vii
be exerted to its fullest extent agains
any person molesting or interfering. with
said property; and the marshal is directed
TO rive orders to his deputies to cooperate
with the receivers in protecting the pro
perty in their hands against all manner O
Interference Herewith. .a-E-' e
ALI persons ore therefore cautioned agalns
doing any injury to property OF said compa
mics, or in any wise disturbing the Gus
tody and possession thereof By the receiver
appointed by the Court, under penalty o
fine and imprisonment, which the Court
authorized to sumnarily infiict. Il
ENTIRE LINE OPEN FOR FREIGHT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 28.-The Penn
svlyania railroad has started the stool
trains from Pittsburgh eastward, and have
now their entire line open for freight. 80
- New York. ..., ~ s.
RUNNING, OF TRAINS RESUMED on THE NEN
YORK ROADs-OFFIC1ALs STILL APPREHEN
SIvE.
New YORK, July 2s.-AIl quiet on tn
New York Central and Hudson River raj
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