Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-22
.TATUs OF THE STRIKERS.
Those Desiring to Resume Work Over
awed by Superior Force at L2contng
Md.-Miscsllansous.
INTIMIDATEp.

CUMBERLAND. Md, Aug. 2l.-Nearly l,OOO
strikers congregated at Laconing by daylight
this morning to prevent the Georges Creek
and New Central companies old miners from
going to work. There was no demonstration.
Those who expected to resume work to- day,
realizing their position, remained away. There
is nothing doing in this region to- day except
that the new Central company are working
their new labor, eighteen men, in the Kooniz
mine, to whom no resistance or attention
was made. Leading Knights of Labor say no
work In the Gold mine will be allowed In this
region until their orgauiz atiun has decided the
strik to be at an end.
Later-The Knights of Labor adjourned
late this evening without definite action in
regard to the strike,
TIRED OF THE STRIFE.
JERSEY CrTY, N. j., Aug. 21.-About one
hundred employees of the Erie Railroad held a
meeting to.day and resolved to abandon the
union, and declared willingness to return TO
work If the company would overlook their
error in being carried away by the impulse of
the moment. Resolutions also denounce the
leaders of the late strike.
NO AGREEMENT.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 21.--In the con.
ference, to-day, between the rolling mill pro-
prietors and a committee of strikers, no agree
ment was reached. President Ridgely re.
newed the assurance Of the purpose of the
company to start the mills at as early day as
possible, and that a reasonable time would still
be allowed for any offer of former employees to
return.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 2l.--The Not
tingham and Washington mines, and Plym-
outh and Hollenback, this city, are in full
operation again to-day. The mules at Em.
pire mine we're being lowered to the pits this
morning and work here is to be resumed to-
morrow. The miners and laborers EMPLOYED
by the Red Ash Coal company, in No. Q col.
liery, refused to 60 to work this morning.
They have made no demands as yet, and the
company are Ignorant as to the cause of the
strike. 1t was subsequently learned that the
miners demand an increase Of twenty cents
upon each car Of coal mined. Two men were
discharged last week, presumably because they
were members Of the Knights of Labor, and
the strikers ask that they be replaced before
they will return to work.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Aug. 2l,-The engine
house OF Turkey Run colliery, this place, was
destroyed by fire this evening. Loss, 81, 900.
Three hundred men and boys will be thrown
idle for about week.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Aug. 2i.-The breaker
boys at Warrior Run colliery, few miles
from this city, struck to-day for an advance
OF 10 per cent. They claim that all the mine
employees In their neighborhood have received
| an advance, and they demand the same. In
order not 70 shut down the mine. carpenters
and blacksmiths are occupying the places OF
| the strikers.
| Troy, N. Y, Aug. 2l.-The strike OF the
| Cohoes operatives Is virtually over. When the
mill gates opened this morning the largest
number Of strikers that have yet applied for
work focked in. IL Is expected the mills will
| shortly he rI1nnin0 with a full force
YOUNGSTOWN, O.. Aug. 2i.-Under Brown,
Bunuelf & Co.'s cards, posted over the town,
| asking for men to 60 TO work, the puddlers
| have posted one stating that 24S resident pud-
dlers OF Youngstown are ready to 20 to work
for Sc per ton and signing of the scale. SItu-
alton unchanged.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 2l.-Tke rock
miners on a strike at the Stanton air-shaft
were to-day allowed an advance Of 10 per cent.
They returned to work.