The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-01
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OHIO.
THE STRIKE PRACTICALLY ENDED IN TIN
STATE CONCENTRATION OF THE MILITIA
DETERMINED ATTITUDE OF GOVERNOR
YoUNa-rHREArs OF THE srnlKERs-rnH
TRAINS
[BY TELEGRAPH I'd THE HERALD
COLUMBUS July 30, 1877.
As tar ms tho raroai strike IN Os,o Is concerned IL
Is virtually cna, ard The embargo on commerce
will he raised tomorrow
ARRIVING
Eight companies OF STAG militia arrived hero at
noon, and companies have been arriving hourly since
Six full companies have been sent 10 Newark. There
800 soldiers at tho Union Depot In this city,
and by daylight tomorrow there will DO over
thousand
MOVEMENT or TRAINS
No freight trains have gone out to-day on tho Balt
trains are now running regularly on all lines
Tug GOVERNORS ATTITUDE
Governor YotSg, IN an interview with HERALD
reporter to-day that he determined to stamp
out tho last vostge OF tho strike IN tho STATE. He
was tired Of beng continually annoyed, and was
bly, II no must He said he was now fully prepared 10
accomplish his determination
People are becoming moro assured OF security, ana
business Is beginning TO assume It's w0ntcd sway
riKEArs or THE srRipRRs
On the other hand leaders OF the strikers informed
your reporter to day that they dispense as soon
as tho military appeared, but they would stop tho
freight they lett.
Freight trains the Baltimore and Ohio and Penn
sylvana Central will be moved tomorrow morning
under guard.
The news that Governor Young hnd recalled the
military has evidently had the effect OF throwing the
riotous strikers into dsmay, but lew or them havo
the freight yards today and the rail-
way managers have had everything their own wav.
No frc,sht trains. however were sont cot tho,
Indianapolis or EasterRx,yisions OF tho Pntsburg.
Cincinpai, and 81. LodS AhheS- bat impcr,slics,s
freight IL being received for shipment east ana W.T.
"a
preparing for full resumption OF freight trafic to-
morrow.
Quite a number OF the leaders In the DISTURBANCE
hero were arragncd to-day and assessed heavy lines OF
sent to Jail on long sentences
CIRCULAR OF SUPERINTENDENT PAINE, or THE
LAKE SHORE, TO THE sTaIKEEs- coMIENrr.
Uous TREATMENT OF THE DOCUMENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l
CLEVELAND, July 81, 1877.
Tho strikers OF the Lake Shore in this city held
another meeting this afternoon, whom q communities
ton from superintendent Paine read aud simply
laughed at. The circulH may mean that the company
designs trnns with now hands tomorrow n the
men refuse como to these tcrm, and they undonbt.
edly will decline, but IL General Manager Newell is to
be believed nothing will DO attempted, as according
TO him. riots might ensuc. The strikers have paid no
attention to the Mayors proclamation. but AS they
continue orderly they probably think they can dc
CIRCULAR OF SUPERINTENDENT PAINE
The following Is the circular Of Superintendent
Painc-
To ALL EMPLOYEES IL informed that largo number
idle an xious be- work You arc. therefore
notified that tho company ready TO operating the
report DUTY. All those who Wish requested
The bonds Of tho respective before
p.a, a., s'' word: Of NJ Wand. rsi,s aesps,eS:
have every confidence In the aud loyalty Of
that whom the business Of the country viii Justify
the promise contained ia general ordsr H. 10 OF August
II 1917 which has been and Will be my ras Of action -
and hrcmcn and 10 all other employees In depart
to dc eide upon the charges which may c made
against them and to reward merorious conduct wc
success desire also 10 be informed by them
plants which they may have TO mako ming the
lations management; but unless notified by them Of
what they think injury injustice may hear
OF nor suspect its existence and 10 all removable
CHARLES PAINE, 6cnersi Superintendent
THE CLEVELAND PnrsBuRG.
Tho master mechanic Of the Cleveland and PittsburR
Railway stated this evening that the workmcn ut
shops In this city who drvcn out BY tho Lake
Shore Michgan Southern strikers some timo since
anticipate resnining work tomorrow morning. Ho
claims that the Lake shore men will Dot in
icrfcrc with Them inrtber, or, IL they try 70
do 80, thcy will be forced by tho authorities
and military TO dcsIst Hc thinks freight trains
will also be run the Cleveland snd Pitsburg Rail
way TO- morrow noon II says tho this line
have never boon the least dissatisfied and have pos
struck but some OF tho employees confess they would
prefer higher wages aud would bkc to lay OF until the
however. thcro will he but little further difficulty ON
this road.
BRIg DIVISION.
C.. Is. Couch, Superintendent OF the Erie division.
is authority for the statement thnt fully one -ban or
the have already reported Tor duty Tho officials
have not yot decided upon time 10 starr freghts.