, 1877-07-20
IN OHIO.
APPLICATIONS TO GOV. YOUNG.
Eurt.tut FhStafeh IN The TrfhuuS.


Cot.cMHUs, O., July 1O.-str. Mcdowell
Doherty, Master Of Freight Traffic Of tho Ba1tt-
moro & Oitlo Railroad, called ut the Governors
Office tteslay tu consult with tlny. inllng Us to
the situation VI aiIairs at Newark. toy. Young
being in Cincinnati, Mr.. Dol,crty's Etatc!ncnt
WA forwarded 10 him therc. Information from
yArtuus quarters tH*t!:fea tic statement TINT the
csll on Gov. Yuing Tor military assistance IL
1nadu ulun the ground that the local nuthorI-
ties ut Newark ast unable IL control tue ssrk-
IRIS. LII thu light Of past events
u Il timar character trat'sptring, under
ttoys. Alien ami Hayes, It j. ,i.uusht Gov.
fuung Will ray to thu rtlilIoa nllIeia's t,at, u-
til he In nsliir! Ly t::e lusa tlturia that they
ar': Isowcvlets to pr,'tcrt rropsrty alHs restrain
Etrikvr1 fr,nl Interfering with 1eiluw-wurkncn,
lc ralnlot legally Furnish H.,
All frc1ght-lrllns aru bcIilS detained at
Newark. 1t is BtatcI, IN EtHnl authority, that
While tho lEtHnotivc cngatccss dU nyt oaenly
appear III tilo movement, they are lcntllE IL
their war,ncst sympathy. Tic. strikers at
Newark threaten to use firearms In ul tllo
removal Ot truns. M ireisEts over the Daltl-
inurc S Ohio llnye arrived iii this city since last
night. ............ ....
Ar.urAEr-aESsIALK KAnlt
left for Eewnrx ln.,,IgEt for personal ntscrya-
tion, to uhtah llc exact status VI uflaIss. llie
officers of thu Baltimore l. Ohio in this city say
oil thc!r passenger tr'illis nru rulg r.s.li'ariy.
:yr i,ulhc that they will employ skilJfu a.,4
experienced meu olt Tho Ohio Division t. taku
tLG rlnrcs Of The st1lkcra.
To tAx trtsrrls hasoefatei PFrss.
WnsE'INu, Y. W.. July lA--At Newark
nnd Columbus, O., freight lruink aru stopped by
the strikcfE, but passenger tEa!ts ars usi'DiesL-
t;nycrnor of Ohio fur troopa. Tllc telegraph
wires were cut west Ut 3larthasburE ty the
strikers Ills al.eEnoons
TUE CITIZENS or NEWARK ArrANENrL1 IN
srMrATtls WITH TAR LAW.nlsrAkkHs.
6i.eeta HIsp1iaa ia 7as 1filtsxf.
Col.uNnUs. o., July l9.-'Iile latest inforna-
tiul received at tho tsuygFnoes otilco from New
ark kays everything Is quiet there, hut that no
freight traias nrs allowed - '!epart 9u either
t!lu Laho Eric, Chicago, or Central Ohio ll[ris-
i.la. Il lcMl-liHt has l'ccn formed Aruttilu III.
}qrt, illus preventing volunteers fro1, .nlnE to
work. An lMH.cHsu aluuht VI freight lE!s IT,
c,!n!.,ste.a u that nol''t; No alstaroaS st u ny
rive ,urthy The nlsht, but u0 MILITARY will ba
furnished until thu loea! authorities call for
hclp 10 enforee the Law. IIte c'ttzcus arIHar to
ba in sympathy win thu h,rikGFx.
E0LuMnt's, O.. July ly.-Tl,u strike on tho
Baltimore S Ohlu Railroad Aas ,cxscutteI ~
tflc cehlr. 0hlo division, antl all freight trains
that tho str,kers haye lhreaics,ett to Use (rc III
e.lsc Ut tho removal Ut tsatns. No slelnus'slfa-
tiulls OF vioencc have yet .rcitTcd, but Art an
atiliAtc,l In 1clde tratus AEe taken cut. aleIt
gathered about tHe uelhll IN large NuttIhtEe, tut
gousl lulnor prevailed. Tbs engineers hare tloL
yt.t opvniy junr,l tle Irene II IN their strife.
4 VNAPKKkNEE A. kEWAkH.
". G. tlulltJ. t;r,lcEul sialla.tr Ut tho !}ati-
nlnr2 Il O!,;u .liylsIus wust uf tIsc Dh0 lliser,
This AFTERNOON he'll t.,s .csensc with tue sacn
ut Newark ni4E altered t' pay tho ola wages {"
such Inrsl a. wuulI yultn :ccr 10 taku uut truths,
but The sucu, shul,;h wi Ting IL wotk, declined
til offer fur lcur vi tllei1 tIyc4. IL Is stated ~
authority that tho i3al, itausc & Ohio lt:lsoa's
wilt tlloy I'll tlltE l}ltO division experiences!
almi skllllul men to stpply the PLACES Ut tia
strikers wl.o have rcfus I'd Il. 60 oVt ul1ll :hcir
tralIis. All Is quiet llrsr. TsAus arc afrtviu4.
aud departing " Usual