The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-26
THE LABOR CRISIS.
Progress of the Strike Through
out the Country.
MILITARY RULE IN ALBANY.
'Mobs at Work in Chicago, Louis
Vile and st. Louis.
SUSPENSION OF RAILROAD TRAFFIC.,
The Situation in Pennsylvania and
Other States.
TIE MEETING IN TONPkIlS SQUIRE.
Collision with the Police after
the Meeting.

ALBANY, July 2j.-The morning opened
rcaccfully. AT an early hour Gen. Carr. with
Che Ninth and Tenth Regiments. and the Citi-
yen's Corps-in all nearly 900 men-proceeded
10 West Albany. took possession OF tho freight
and round houses. and preparations were Inn
nedintcly begun to start out trains. The tracks
between the city and Wcs, Albany were found
rrcnsed. In the city the excitement is fast sub
Biding The men who were forced to quit yes
terday by the crowd are returning to work un-
der the protection OF the military. very few
strikers are seen IN the streets. and both Gen.
Cnrr and the Governor think the trouble Is
practically over. AMI that the forwarding OF
freight can begin at once.
The Governor has issued the following procla-
nation:
sIAm OF NiW iosK. Evc,rlts cH,NnyR,
AitASN. July -. i~s1
Seem my duty TO invite the special attention Of all
rc ciu1n. this state. and ,al, oi such persons
d, ,are attempting To Interfere. by unlawul means.
with the running railway trains. L. the following act
passed by the Le.i.iiur, ai IT, last session;
rHAi1EA s.iH act 70 IfHh ,..i~' os fa1roli'. f'iSoi
The people o, the state OF Sew York repre- cnted in
fnaie ln, A.~mh'y d",naci a., ,o.iow, ,... 81,
rfucuun uf.n amy fafH. coy uo.cn. tear ur, remove
Etse E wi,6 'h, hc .SH HD. r ra iia'k " or @ oef G
railroad. tidA-tf It 81 tiA ut any
lfru. who shall MI lIIt f W ANY ~iDit f other mis-
fie amy train auN faiIftd stall. upon rNn,icuun
thcr oi, he punished hN Umpi mrni iu state iti-"n
irtrs,,,ding tn YEAR ui ltl toa nnc not eAcetGns
Z of lN both such inr uNu lufrt-lnuHut
TINS act shall tax elect immediately
Iwarn an parsons engaged IN the violation Of the above
law to dcS.t thcreifom. aud | call ulon all -hcrifs,
magistrates di,tricaitorucy> ami other civil officers, and
upon all good ciul,ns To aid the enforcement OF the
sad law and OF punishment all who guilty OF its
violations. and hcr,h, oicr reward u hve hundred
dollars be paid upon the arrest and conviction OF each
and every person who shall be guiliy aNioauon of
Tie said act
The faliurc omission Of sheriff. fistrictat,or
ncy or other c,i ofc,r to take the steps
his power 10 enforce the fro,i-un. OF tis act wiA be
considered sufficient cau>, ior his removal
BY the Goycrnor. l. RonSsos
Il & nnRlNsoS. rTiNat ?, rotary
1t has been more quiet here to-day than on
ordinary Sunly-. AI 90" rioters and most oi
the young men who irequ' nj the streets have
been invisible. AnAtt"niIl WAS nude t0 hold a
hut H. sent slX companies against them, ana
they d spers"d at ono. sin - then they have
nyst"rnusly disappeared. Not group 81 SIX
or seven could he seen Anywhrre about
the city. AMI It II believed tnHt they have
moved further up the road. where they can
stop or wreck trains without military inter-
fer nee.
Tne Governor has notified every sheriff in
the state by telegraph OF the at OF last May.
with orders to have II promulgated lmmc-
diaiely and fully 10y printing and posting.