New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
yoL.XLlV.. ..No'l3,S06.
THE MINERS QUIET DOWN.
THE SITUATION STILL THREATENING.

r,,, GOVERNOR DECIDES TO HONOR THE REVOlsi-
TON FOR TROOPS.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 1.-Governor Hoadiy returheu
4. this CITY tonight. The Governor says the sl'u-
alton is perplexing and of threatening cnaiac'ei
he thinks, with the men in their present temper
that il will be some time before the suuss'o 10
over. unless the operators should deterhlhe "
make some concessions. lie made person"i .i'.'
70 the mines with the hope that the SITUATION
uo,la r,ove IN be suoh that there would be no ne
cessity for sending troops. In thls' ho"oNoi' "0
was disappointed. .;.;
N5 o'clock this evening he honored the requisi-
,,on of the sheriff for troops and sent three coi-
ranies TO the most critical points, belhg Long
.,rett Snake Hollow and Sand River. on inc
,ov 70 Columbus, the Governor had
,.onest for two more companies at
Ionestrett. two at Murray Ciy anu
two 10 guard the property of the Hocklhg NaleS
road and its bridges in the valley he now
a,er refused TO send more troops tonight, but or
- ssveral companies TO be in readiness to 90 to-
morrow afternoon should they be needed. AL tho
two latter places named they feared an at'acA To-
night.
THE GOVERNOR AND THE MINERS
When the Governor left Logan for trip TO the
ines this afternoon he telegraphed TO all points
.bat he wished TO consult with the leading miners
and at some of the places on the arriNal Vi 'n0
train. there were as many as 900 1dle miners VIM
had gathered to hear what he had to say At MOL
sonville there were between 600 and 700 men, WIN
carriages and band to escort the Governor TO 'he
puhlic square for the purpose of having hun make
speech. A.
They had appointed committee carrier III 'ho
day to ask a number of questions, as the Governor
rroposed and they made 1t quite inter-
sSs."e wss for the Observance of order and
thc Importance of their doing then part IN .I' re
gard 1t was at this point that he ordered t@no @
Troops to the points named, and the miners VT f
not very well pleased at this move as uhey yIo niu
supposed the Governor would not make sucu Vi"oi
unless he was forced TO do so.
ron WHAT TROOPS MAY RE UsrD.
In reply TO ihe demands OF the sheriff for men,
he expressly stipulatcs that they shall be used only
for the purpose of protecting life aud property
This is thought to indicate that they Will not be
allowed 10 remain as a mere guard for the coal ana
WooJv wbo wna arrested for shooting william
Hare in the attack on Saturday night, was renewed
nom the Jail at Logan Tonight ana tahoh w b"h'
caster on special uain'
REPORTED outuREAKs MEAN GoRr.
CtNciNNAtt Sept IA dispatch from Gore
Ohio. reports that tho excitement In that region Is
unabntcd, aud that there aro iunors OF more out
breaks having occurred last night of which no par
tcula,s aro ohtainnble Three nor-inOn miners
went 10 work this morning, but threats oi Ni"on'o
against them are growing more "hu moro "P'''
WOODY MAKEs \ COMPLEXION
Frank Woody who was arrested aud placed Ia
ja At Logan for participating in the riot ot Satnr'
day night, and for shooting William Oliara' one
Of the guards, made full confession this morning.
in which he gave the names OF i've or six on Ihs
leaders of the attack of Saturday night. Sheriii
Mccarthy will not make public the names OF those
implicated until the suspected persons have bteu
aJIes.o cd.
STRIKE on SUNDAY CREEK.
COLUMBUs Ohio Sept 1.-The miners in the
Ohio Central region along Sunday Creek went out
today on the Dretext of not getting the September
advance. It is expected that they. will JOIN the
Hooking Valley strikers being adjacent TO that
region.