The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-13
LABOR TROUBLES.
THE PANHANDLE MINERS ON TOP.
The Imported Colot.d Men From Ohio Refuse 10 10
10 WorA-rhs sitaatIos.at Cie,elaai-Apprs.
hsa.ioas Of = rrotraet.d "Loek oat."
r.. 4 Yer! Gloomy Outlook Ahead.

NJ ,o.,or,i.,. ha,..., w s's' ,, i"o :, e's''
q; ,h,ur, ana :, w.. ,s..'. .s's's.u "o o'Is1
chan,;clos. ~ 49, '.s "s,o'u's :. "A' NJ S'e
s,dIon ,r,..,,..',.;a. - "s -"
''""'.'' 1'as'oa eau ee eSPta'aed
ma lew words. The miners committt
did not despair when the colored men re-
fused TO listen to their a,,e,,s Th.r .on
,;,,nJ a.. 800,
" "pt''' W '''e strangers not 10
cut the throats OF the men who had freed
their race and were successful 10 sucl, I'm
extent thatseyen of the strsr,ars c,,,o, u 10
,,ara,,l .a,.. >''o ~ ~
o. a''e' nooh, anu III
lne evening !eit LOT oh!o, their passage
being paid from the general treasury. Five
more are allced n have ,o,. J;,',,. 49,,
D.; 20, A.. .,.,s '"eS' .'o.'
ta'''oe' anu '.ie oalahce-she malorly
Oh 1hem men OF iamllieS-!t Is claimed
have not gone to work and will not hrt
will e;ther ra.r,n "a ,ba;- a.,
, -, -, ~ s'A''p'ns
s'oaho VI DC suppi'eo WIN WORK IN pits
IN this district where the reduction has
not been offered.
| Tho s...oi
|
.o'o'eu u'eh arrived, that the situation had
oeen iully explained to them before tn, v
| left Ohio. According TO one of the men
who re.rrr.J ,,s,. ,;o,,, ~, a.,,.
;ncot,ac, aWa ,isr. 49, 'ti .'it9 ~ s'a.enehs Is
answsr ~ o,ss,;o," W.. III. '',I' NJ, ne s'Hi III
a s,r;t.. ~ @ -. !. ,,., s"-. tAsse haa oesn
70 alI n,r,;as con.s.nJ vs. .td .a ss'is.ae'othy
,ba, ,ba ,.,esoa me ,".,., 'eu uass aso. anu
camsa a nna,ho" We ~" ,he NJ Hi''teo WIS oe
.ona - Wi. ou os ;. VI 10 tnn o.a 'hluets !ad
eor,,., y b,", "oA ~ Ti wy .nef aau refused 70
in % hs;nst 49, "e a, a"'anIaes M were tain1ed
nnt nf nh;o M, "I. p.nn..i Az Teas s'aa 10 gel
w,v M howars, 49,, na -. :, 4Isa on t"e
so,ns,b',rn b', r.as ,,.a w .ns'sspt.s .''at
wh;ta ,,,a,, va We, W. so.linl''lee o'
,r;hn,aI n;.a,ia.. I ~ ~ Daa1El anu ais-
ssa'eu M: uiso: us te!!ihe lis There
,nana; e ,ns "a az !" neetllS Junction tue!
- ~ - t,e -. "s't NV ine Hehitfthah
Jrau. M h;. .s,ai,a as ~ .na e.. 80 ans'y 'nat ne
,jnc,or m rr, vt NO vh;.a Iu mns ~. aa Ihe con-
W,is !,.a ~ o". "aI ~ rs Haa oas u .ae eaf.
.ha ni.a 80, We 'e"s9 .ne esu VI ou' Journey
r.. r. eea -. "'a.eL ~ ue;.t US hhe ssa'9S.
-. .ae mAn.et W nhaAe us 70 lnto me
II. iaal ~, ".t,,J ~ ~, Nc ss.uasu " "" tI,E;
oV0a AAoSoNCiCu ttit ctitC VI ll.tlIS, AnA
concluded to leave at once. Among those
that are lett are not more than twelve or
htteen m ners, and they on'tgo TO work"
opposed to this statement IS that OF an
operator, VINO says the dissatisfaction WIS
not caused by the knowlc:ge that strike
existed but by one OF the strangers who
haa formerly worked at Primrose and been
discharged, anu who was refused perinis-
SION TO go TO work. They do not admit
,has more than seven OF the coiored men
nave leIt, ana 90 not seem to fear trouble
more now than when the scheme was first
ofoached. Ihey say they will profit by
the experiences OF the past, some OF which
were very expensive, and intimate that the
next batch OF co!ored men imported will
be so large that they cannot be handled by
the strikers.
The strikers seem determined to fight
the operators with their own weapons.
Last evening several members OF the COM
mIttee discussed the psoprlety OF inducing
one or two OF the colored men to remain
IN the State and enter suit against Robbins
Co.. on the behalf OF all, for false pre-
tense. The strikers are determined to leave
no stone unturned in the va: OF success
~, .,,,-,,... ..,
-. '''"1'o y, a. ~, "'.'.'""u
oLk'ELASp, NAY i:-ihe taoor aghe Is
plvstesslis "ltn aluset intensity nut lore-
poues lohs anu severe struggle ne
nien eAp'ess .neu:selses rs oe.eF'ilIeu 10
sIls ou. 'ls ioug as ~, Is leceesafE 70 MaHe tae
company yle1u. lhe groups Oh "of"nleh
upon tte STREETS "sfe less Yesterday 'han
a. "nf ,l'ne siIee .ue 'ousle commenced,
out st,l! III >uc.i nunlotts ~ 10 snow tnat
son'e'!lins aot ID lre ~, us''ai course OF 1h'hss
vas Ptoil Ane! "eie ]us' rs quiet
anu oluel's ~ on lne previous Gays.
leS'eiuay conlsn11lees ol 'hs men pa.
du.se1 'io"aI .s tuc pr.!e'l'sI streets anu or
Tefe" 1S siie iaset groups 10 aiSpe,Se.
theat GVl.,iiianas W!nii were lh'afiaoly
oos. su. Nv .ul'to.s were al49at ~ 70
ni'seIneuts ~ nlaae oy Tue men ana Tue OIL
.sis oa lut .ouipin!, uut m niosI u, casts
tue! "e!e 'oun" " oe aoulce'ess. Ane a'
elase t'.'een s.ehis ~ oe 'a' nlo.e eSesclseu II,
over .he s'.ua!'ou tnea Tue "otSnieH. lnis
Is sn..feiy o".ns ~ ane uhce.a'h'! OIL the
nsnt ou1SJsi E'ef! business interest
~ IN ,''e ".stu .auss !" ssea. measure upon
tn"t ou.eo.'s, auN ~ psoli''Isas store
Keeper euu ssste1ua} !. "ou'u pe mr
oeue' .uat We sh9" "i.ae 't'e emu VIII pe,
~ i'at'ei ,i nJ" Jh,s h,si7fonst 'h'n 10 De aii
VI. I. ,,.ps W "'tI s,;i ; ~ nnn,n..;o, .;.h AZ
:. VIZ w. sa'e , IA souaec.ion w'in ONE, rn
nots ti'as u ssgs"! A.egt!hs had oeeh tietd
IN lhe morning IN ~hich me men had
oeen .a' 'soa' unanimous N tlelr eS-
Etes:.on eeu.hs pns's OF 'ne ne, au!lr
.ts M 1ne act .nat OK the i'ooo men
!lns luie hoe more ttian ~ per cent
art iietaoets y. t'se A.'lA'5a,''la'e'i iron ana
sseeI WORKERS assocsalon w VINO are are crea'ted
WIN enslheti.lns tue nshs. Inc larger
: ptopof.'oh, !"rush .neH'pe,s Oh tne Trades
Unions anu hnse1e Oh Lannr lodges, are
virtually coi"pe.'ea 10 i!e h!!e because de-
penu'hs eht'sT,y upon 1he skilled labor Tor
.nelt Wofh. th.s mas IN eiiect Tue slate. :,
a!a tsh. o. aa oi'eel ,.;.' u sne company. ana,
auoed ne, hs nol % nnch question ot