The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27
PEACE IN THE MINES.

rHR LoSo STRIKE N THE WYOMING nRoIos
TERM1SATED-THE MINERS ACCEPT THE oPE-
RAToRs' TERMS OF LAST DEcEMREA-DHIoB1
DAYS u PROSPECT.
wILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 20, 1878
TO oil intents and purposes the long strike u
1876 in the Wyoming region mas come TO termL
nation By the voluntary action Of the men, and
the 1st or June will, beyond q doubt, see the
mines in full operation. The weakening on the
part OF the miners has been going on rapidly ioI
ten days past and until the efforts OF those inter
ested In prolorglng the strike has oecUme power
less TO retard contamination now looked upon
as inevitable. The break has already begun among
the Kingston miners and will extend oil along the
line By Monday next. The men formerly EN-.
ployed in the Hutchinson mine, II IL reported, had
q con erence with the proprietor OF the voiKs TO
day and sgnidsd their desire TO return TO wosi
at the terms offered by the operators last Decem
Der. Mr.. Hutchinson expressed his pleasure at the
decision made by his employees, and informed then
that they might commence on Monday morning
He however, very frankly assured them tnat nt
should retain the sixty men already at work add
expect them 10 be treated az fellow creatures By
tue new corners. Snould any difficulty occur be-
tween the present strikers and those VINO are
characterized as blacKlegs In consequences OF any
questions relating 70 UNION regulations Nj.
Hutchinson added that ne would stand oy tns
non.union men woo had stood BY him during tns
recent troubles Rt his mines. The men promised
to live in peace and harmony for the future being
glad TO return to WORK upon terms which cannot
be regarded as Illuminating 10 either party In the
late unpleasantness. Mr.. Payne's miners win FOL.
low the example set by the men at the Hutchinson
mine, and II appears now as II both collsriss WA
be IN full OPERATION next MONDAY.
QUIET Al SUGAR NOTCH.
EVerytniuu AokCn
WanamIs to-day. Boo places are strongly
guarded oy sgeciai poheemen ana snS apps ss.
Mr.. Cnaries Parish mas peen dealing very ialrn
aud ludlcousy with bis miners az the Empire
control, and the serious outbreaks Of sunday and
Monday at Wanamle have taken everybody ~
surprise. the trouble Will probably blow over In
= lew Gays and De soon forgotten. There win be
no immediate EFFORT maze Q tut the Wauamia
that a large majority or men are inclined 70
20 TO work Immediately, ar Parrish. pre-.
the late outfsges subslde rather than give an ap
pearanoe Diminishing additional material or caas
- BRIGHT pAYs.
Taken altoQsther the situation is Frightening,
and oil classes IN tins community are inclined q
rejoice over toe pros poets Of q speedy resumption
OF WORK among toe mtners. Toe strike, IN severA
respects nas oeen much more severe and TRIMS
occasion the miners had enjoyed an exceptionally
good aud pro1tan Years work, anu were IN
excel mt conditon, pecuniarily, to sustain nard
and OTTER struggle with toe coal rnOnopoists. I've
present coatest vas Unexpectedly, unnecessarily
ADD unressonably sprung upon the men &C time
when tueY were worse prepared for almost any
klnd OF q light; but tney have made good one,
aud tneir Eve months resistance 10 TIE cIoAcn
ments Of the six combined gigantic coal compaa
mes must 90 upon tho record ne an epoon Ia the
history " miners strikes 10 tnls state. II may
percnea upon the Danner Of capital once more =
permanent peace nss BY no means been con.
auerod, aud lew more suoh Successes 90 the
part Of TOO operators VIA % worse than total
/ deisat on questoa u wages.