The New York herald., 1877-07-26

and adopted measures TO secure the Cooperation OF
a the shops ON the liuo between Buffalo and Cevc-
land and sustained IN 1t by the shop hands OF the
c., G., &. aud l. Railroad, who are at work ON CON-
promise The trackmcn are nrm apd fully sustain the
shops Strikers from Toledo Cevcland closed tho
Newark shops this morning.
The Ransom wooIen aud Grist Min and Handle Fac
tory in Harpersaed, Ashtabua county was destroyed
by ire this morning
A PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR YoUNG-No
THROUGH EAs ERIN MAILs--MovINo LOCAL
PASSENGER rRAINs-LUMBER MEN ON STRIKE
AT TOLEDO
CINCINNATI, July 25, 1871
Governor Young issued the following proclamation
this afternoon
ExEcUTivE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July rs, 1871
To rHE PEOPLE or OHIo:--
Owing to the troubles existing between railroad CON-
panies and their employees great excitement exists
throughout the State. OF this unfortunate state OF
atairs iawiess ana dsreputabc persons iakig ad
yauage ana enfangcrng life snd property. The civil
authorities state county and nunicpai as well the
military must anu Will everywhere exert thcir power
10 enforce the law in every respect The good name
OF our people demands that this shall be done and
no other way The order which absolutely neces-
sary to pubic and private safety be maintained.
TO avert al danger aud IN order 70 successfully 81
hereby Call on IawAbidng men In all our cities,
towns and villages TO tender thor services To their
pectve civil authorities, ana under their direction
and control organize themselves INTO volunteer
police forcc sufficiently strong 10 ovcrawe tho law
confidently expect all good men will respond
THOMAS L. YOUNG, Governor.
40 THROUGH MAILS.
No through tram mails from the East have
reached hero today. No grain is beng moved from
the elevators and several manufactures have stopped
work In consequence OF inability to ship their goods
Tue employees OF tho wabash Railway At this point
have not joined the strike. but will PROBABLY do So
Al large meeting OF railroad held last nign l.
desire expressed by the speakers that railroad
and all other property should DO protected. Up to
this time attempts have been made to interfere
with tho workmcn in factories mills &c, but alprc-
tensions felt that such action may be rcsorted to
before tho trouble Is ended
MOVING PASSENGER TRAINS.
There favorable sisns of order being restored
permanently. The action OF the railroad employees
rendering their services to protect railroad property
aud secure the moving OF passenger traus has left
malicious abetors bent upon extreme with
out footing Four passengers trans were sent out
on the Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, guarded by
railroad men, each train having tour well armed
men on the engine and two to four on the platforms
The Mann passenger trans arriving and departing
on timo usual. Trans the Cincinnati and
Marietta road also running regularly.
No through freight trans are moving any OF the
roads. Passenger trains now uninterrupted all
the roads except the Ohio and Mississippi
LUMBER MxS STRIKE roLEbo.
AT Toledo tho men employed In the extensive unn-
Der yards of the Mitchell IL Rowland l. umber Company
have stopped work in sympathy with the railroad
strikers.
A passenger train from Erie, Pa, the Lake
Shore road arrived evening and proceeded West
on time.