The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-07-27

will run day trains on all divisions for
the present.
A number of tr;imps were arrested
to-day.
COLUMBUS. July 24.-The situation
at Newark Il very qniet. The mob.
so-called, that was said to be marching
upon the town from the Chafnee min-
ing district last night turned out to be
a crowd of peaceable citizens. headed
! by merchant of Shawnee. They
were not evilly disposed and every man
was perfectly sober. The reason they
gave fer coming was that the railroad
shut OFF all communications, and they
had nothing to rely upon butrumors,
and hearing that ths city was in the
hands of q mob, came to its assistance.
The miners have promised the strikers
that they will come to Newark at
moments notice from them They
will hold the yard engines for an emer-
gency.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-The strikers
tonight virtually have possession of
all roads in the western portion of the
city, and no trains can run over the
Ohio & Mississippe. Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati & Lafayette. Cleveland, Col
umbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, and
Atlantic s. Great western Roads.
Mayor Moore addressed about 1000
strikers this afternoon at the Cinein-
natl, Hamilton &Dayton depot, de
claring that he had been q workingman
and knew their wants; that he was
with them in their struggle, but begged
of them not to destroy property or
commit any violence. His speech is
generally condemned.
ZANRsyILLE, July 24-TweEty-five
terrible characters, leaders of the mob
have been arrested since the organiza-
ton of the determined vigilance com
mittee. One is from Pittsburg and
urged up the vile wickedness carried
on there. No further trouble is antic-
ipated. All laborers' wages will be
raised. The citizens have organized
to queli the comparatively small mob
of roughs, one of whom has been ar
rested for drawing a huge knife on
United States Marshal Playford. The
street cars are running uninterrupted
ly, and it is thought all will go smooth
ly now. The laborers are not in sym
pathy with the violent crew, but only
quit work to save their employers
property.
DAYTON, July 24.-The firrmen and
brakemen of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton Railroad. at a meeting this
evening, adopted resolutions express
ing their satisfaction with the action
of the company in regard to their wa
ges, and their readiness to assist in the
protection of tue property of the road.
The trains to and from the city run
very irregularly, and several large
manufactures have stated that they
will be obliged to shut down unless
supplies can be obtained within q few
days. The city authorities are max
ing every preparation to queu any riot
that may occur here
INDIANAPoLIs, July 24-J P. NJ
The following call has been issued:
INDIANAPOLIS. July "a, 1877.
To the law abiding citizens of Indian
apolis:
You are requested to meet in mass
in front of the court house on Wash
ington street this evening at 80 P. M.
to consult as to measures for the pub
lie safety. Let your number be so
large, and the address be of such char
acter, that it will he demonstrated
that the people of this city are largely
on the side of law and order. Measlr-
es for an organization for the protec-
ton of life and property will also be
adopted. ]. CAvEN, Mayor.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 24-General
Spooner's conference with the strikers
resulted in the removal of the embar-
go on the l., G. & L. and l., B. & w.
Roads. Both roads expect to be run
ming as usual to morrow. The l., Q.
& l.. trains east and west were allowed
to pass this evening, but will send out
no more during the night. No East
ern mails leave tonight. The Indian
apolis & st. Louis Company desired to
send out their postal car but were not
allowed to. At the citizens meeting
tonight a committee of safety was ap
pointed who are to orgarize commit
tees of safety TO morrow from among
the citizens Beyond the nat ural ex-
element of the occasion the city is re-
markaLly quiet, and scarcely any ap
| pIehension of disorder is visible.
CHICAGO, July 24-11 P. NAT
this hour everything is quiet The
except a few were present at Com
munist meeting held on Market Square
which was broken up about about 10
o'clock by policemen. One of the
Communist orators, Parsons by name,
has been arrested, together with o
number of others riotous characters.
The military from the West will arrive
here some tive to morrow, though it
is reported a portion are already in the
city. A company of about 100 war
veterans was organized to night, and
armed with Springfield rifles. ]. 8.
Reynolds, commander of the Grand
Army of the Republic, to-day issued
general order No. S,as follows: First,
all persons in this State are ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to respond
instantly to future orders to assemble.
Each comrade will report to his post
headquarters.
The arrangements for suppressing
riot are said to be complete, and no
trouble is appre hended now. BY
order of the Mayor the lecture Of
Joseph Cook, at the Tabernacle, was
postponed.
NEW YORK, July 24-In accordance
with previous notice the firemen of the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad, in the depot OF the company
at Hoboken, left the yard at six o o'cloek.
The firemen on trains. when 6 came
did duty until the end of the route.
Substitutes were at once found for !
such trains as had to go out, but the |
new firemen did not take their places |
on their engines until they left the de-
pot. They remained concealed in the
baggage car. The new firemen were |
conductors, brakemen, and depot
hands. Not a single engineer has re
fused to 60 out wit 1 his engine. All
are doing their duty manfully.
ALBANY, July 24.-At O'Clock this
afternoon the worknen having return
ed from West Albany again met in
Capitol Park where ineendlaFy speech
es were made. Other speakers coun-
selied forbearanee. A committee was