The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
THE ANTHRACITE REGION DISTURBED AGAIN
RENEWED BITTER FIGHT EXPECTED.

THE ANTHRACITE REGION DISTURBED AGAIN
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN LABOR AND CAPITAL
RENEWED BITTER FIGHT EXPECTED.
WILKEsBARRE Pa, June 8, 1875.
Last Thursday the indications were that the
conference between the miners and Mr.. Charles
Parrish would lead 10 agreeable results and an
amlcabe settlement or the troubles exist
ing In IN, Wyoming coal nelds To-day
all those pleasant anticipations have been
dIspelled by the action OF tue miners, and
this community is again out 10 sea
without cnart. compass or rudder. The bad ad-
yisers OF the workingmen succeeded In bringing
about the rejection OF Mr.. Parrish'g proposition
by the different branches OF the Miners National
Association. and IL now Impossible TO predict
when and now the strike will come TO an end.
TUE ULTIMATUM OF Mr.. PARRISH.
A committee OF the miners had an interview
with Mr.. Parrish this afternoon, and LAID before
him the determination OF the region Board
and The several branches OF which that body Is
composed. AT the close or the conference Mr.. Par
risn remarked tnat he had made TO his employees
all and the only proposition which IL was Ia his
power TO make, and saould oner no other He
said mat II was his desire 10 work his mines in
harmony with the miners Union but that organi-
cation mad put il beyond his ability TO do so, and
he elt compelled 10 operate outside OF 1t for Inc
future.
FAD BLOOD AND BITTERNESS
Great bitterness OF leeing mas been engendered
by the course wnicn events have taken, and ex-
hibitions OF bad blood will soon De manifested
among tue miners themselves mean between
the parties VINO are inclined 10 work, instead OF
eating the bread Of idleness and charity. ana the
demag ogues wmo arc engineering the strike Tor
their own selfish purposes. There viii undouot-
edly lie outbreaks. similar 70 those which have
occurred IN Scnuylklll county TINS week. before
peace and harmony l. restored between capital
ana LABOR In this quarter; but matters Will
come all right IN the END. "A hundred or more idle
maj war an AZ "a q n
tug or tue return Of tue committee appointed TO
can upon Mr.. parrish. and when the esult or the
shaaow OF DISAPPOINTMENT ana dis-a tislaction mad
fallen upon almost every coun,snance IN the
group.
Now that the ultlmatum or tue company -
known IL IS propaDAe mat the element among the
miners disposed 20 work viii break away Il0m
tie bonds of tyranny imposed Dy the Union, and
II Is possible that several OF the mines OF tne Ls-
opened TO non-Unon men Ia the course OF the
coming wsek. Wukesbarre has Desu completely
prolonged struggle, and ali classes In the com
munlty are praying tor relief sympathy Tor the
poor. oppressed miners Is rapidly giving way De-
iore that hIgn power-the I'm pulse OF selfpreser-
vation-and the miners now receive verg little
commlseration from workingmen In other
liar 10 their class the miners ia see the change
In public sentiment In regard 70 their cause, and
earned Dy any otaer class OF laDorers In the coal
THE STRIKE At scHuYLKILI-
Letters have been received In this city rom
prominent ger temen In Scnuylkili county advts-
lng our miners that the strlKe IS virtually ended
ia tnat quarter, and urging the men OF the Wyom-
Ing region 10 make the best possible terms aud 20
to work. These letters intimate that resum ptlon
will De general In SchuTlkill county within few
days at lurtnesL DARK a. the prospect now APP
pears Tor this portion Of the anthracite coal neld
lew rays OF hight from Schuylklli county Will have
q marked effect IN rcvivIiying ne situation here.
DIABOLIcAL TACTICS.
dastardly attempt was made on THURSDAY
night 10 destroy the breaker OF the Hutchinson
mine Ia Kingston, one OF the finest structures OF
tue kind IN this region. An internal machine was
pl1 ced In the mead mouse Of the colliery but the
vigilance OF the watchman fortunately avoided
disastrous con1aQratiUn. Other ouirages against
persons and property are likely ~ become un-
as efforts Will be made 10 send non-Union men
into tue mines. The authorities, however, are
KIND tnat may arise.