The New York herald., 1877-07-28
OHIO.

bioodshed. The flooding Of the mines goes ou.
OHIO.
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS OF THE MANAGER OF
THE LAKE SHORE RAILRoAD--No FREIGaT
TRAINS WILL BE ALLOWED TO RUN TILL THE
TROUBLE Ii sETTLED-CLEvELAND PREPAR-
ING FOR EMERGENCIES
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CLEVELAND. July 27, 1877.
|. To the surprise OF many VINO believed he had gone
to New York TO Mr.. Vanderbilt, General Manager
Newell OF the Lake Shore Railroad, returned TO Cleve
land train No. tonight. He had been Buffalo,
but declined the nature OF his business there
Reported affairs quiet along the road but said he
Obliged procure pass from the military before he
could pass the into the railway company's
Offices at Buffalo
All but Two passenger trains this road to-day
The officers say an effort will TO run them all
tomorrow
THE srRiKxRs RIDING FREE.
Tho strikers Collinwood and other points continue
to rule that no freight shall leave of
tcrs here fear trouble in getting Them to Buffalo.
Some them may be shipped in express cars, however
The strikers jump board ride whenever
and wherever they please without paying anything
threatening to stop the trans # they are put OF.
They making the most possible OF their time AT
CoiBwood. induging IN dances on the depot platform,
pcnics, &c. They continue orderly and the saloons
rema.n c,osed.
Mayor Rose to-day sent a request to the striking
Lake Snorc shop hands and freight depot empo, ds
while holding meeting at Tammany Hail IN this city,
10 meet him in consultation. The strikers appointed
u committees, ana will meet the Mayor tomorrow
morning.
! PREPARING FOR EMERGENCIES.
| Special policemen been in, only ex-
soldiers being selected, and about sixty them were
being drilled on the Central station grounds io-d'y by
former United States olhcer, IN anticipation of
trouble. The police are retained In tho when
OIL dd,y Although there IS no sign of a disturbance
in the city yet II Is deemed best to be prepared for
The standard OH Works are running again and send
ing oil by way Of the Atlantic and Great Western road
and the OHIO Canal.
The Cleveland Rolling Mills all running except the
steel department Business generally however, IS be-
ginning to seriously suffer in Cleveland and
Northern Ohio. Some prophesy speedy ending OF the
difficulty, but others shake their heads aouDtfuly.
PROPOSITION TO THE STRIKERS GENERALLY TO
INDEMNIFY P1rTssURG FOR HER LOSSES.
COLUMBUS, July 27, 1877
The Evening Despatch publishes the following propo-
sition which Is being circulated for signatures among
the striking rallroaders this city, said will
be very generally signed-
CoLuMBus Ohio July 81. 1877.
If should succeed in getting demands would
will 20 in with dprve themselves of small
s sa ssen s v' of @ & Per Asr sn'n
late fire caused By the he o parties
the hands United states Treasurer with the priv
et,asns 70 Be divided smoss the railway reading
Hoping you viii cause th. to be circulated throughout
servants Signed by a committee
TIE SITUATION
| Notwithstanding the statements of officials that
| trains will not be moved until business manifest
some interest the matter prepaI.sIo to be
quietly going on to that end.
| Governor Young has notified the military at this
place and companies at Newark that they may 90
home, but must hold themselves In readiness 10 be
leaves one company at Newark The Sher,if Of Pike
! county teeRraphed from Waverly for military. and
the AdJu,aut General ordered company from zanes.
vile waveriy. The call for troops occasioned
! by the strike on the narrow gauge railway.
A meeting OF the Piisburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railroad employees Columbus Chicago aud Indiana Cen.
tral division, hcldat Goodae Park this afternoon
ut which resolutions were adopted reafHrmng tho
resolution adopted at tue meeting held on Tho 24ih,
wherein the restoration, OF the OF 1874 was
manded, and a determination was expressed not 10
resume work until thedemand was complied with.
+l f' FRIGHT
A despatch from Cscinnat describes the situation
there ioows:-
There is not much chingc in The situation to report
tonight Passenger Trims are running op all
out OF this city, and with the exception of the ohio
and Mississippi road, o;al freight trains moving in
JUDGE swive's ACTION
Judge Swing, of the United States District Court,
| United States Marshal Thrall TO assist the re,
cciver of the Ohio and mississippi Railway
and TO arrest all pesops interfering with tho
In the moving OF trains The Board OF Police
! Commissioners have alreed to furnish the Marshal
with such Iorce as he deem necessary execute
this order and the railway au hortes will cndeavor
to start freight trans westward rom here Tomorrow.
PUNISHMENT RIOTERS.
| number OF person arrested ior completely In the
riotous demonstrations al the lower dopos sem
fenced to-day pay doe of $50 and to thirty DAYS
Imprisonment IN the work house
RfNGLkADER CAUGHT.
At Toledo an attempt made this afternoon to
lreign tram lie Lake Shore Railroad but he
strikers watcned the engine and returned il TO the
round man named Lee OF Plttsburg. one of
the principal leaders among the roters arrested
INDIANA. r-l2 -a taN