The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02

had received slight Rfsh wounds.
1t is no. known whether any Of the
miners were wounded. None were
left on the field. It is eaid the
attacking party had the ropes with
which to hang the blacklegs who
have been repeatedly warned to
desist from working, and that they
had aetna ly placed ropes round the
necks of two men this morning.
David Woody, miner living at Mel
sonville, was arrested on the charge
OF completely in Saturday nights
attack, and sent to Logan on spe-
cia! sud placed in jail. The body
of the dead man was forwarded 20
Logan to night.
Columbus, 31.-The military sre
being held at 2.15 for further orders.
The Lancaster company is at Logan,
guarding the jail. 'rhe Circlegille
and New Lexington companies have
been taken by special tain to Lan>
caster and all the rest OF the troops.
ordered out ate being held at %olum
bus. The governor has just left on
2 special train for the Gene of the
troubles to Investigate the matter
for himself, and will then Fend
troops if he thinks 1t necessary.
They csn reach the point in one
hour and thirty minutes.
1t is the general opinion that after
the troops arrive there wilt be 6 Gus
pension ofacts Of violence uatilthey
are rem: we'd, when an outbreak will
occur again. as the operators are de-
termined to D 1t in foreign labor and
use machinery. A large number OF
Swedes were to be put into the
Longstreth tc- morrow and at this
place the tronb!e is a. the worst
stage Tonight. The Governor and
those around him look on the trou-
BILE Rs one that viii be- put down
with great difficulty owing to the
fact that the strikers will be orderly
as long as the troops are there and
break out again after they have
been withdrawn. There are III
men from Chicago or
duty at various points. They are all
armed with sixteen shooting mus
gets and large amouat efammuni-
ton was sent them tonight
T Wenty-seyen of these men alone
at one Tonight repealed a mob of
several hundrei men.
Logan, Ohio, 81 - Governor
Hoadley arrived here at 4 q. e. ana
was met by Sheriff Mccarthy a;
the depot. Everything was quiet
and after holding a short inter view
both retired with the understanding
that they would meet st 10 O'Clock
to talk over the 81 Guation. Mccarthy
told the governor that he expected
further trouble and wanted men on
the ground, though he had heard OF
no depredations OF consequence
to- night further than some shooting
and cutting between this poinG and
Longstreth. The governor pres4ed
hie questions closely and told the
Sheriff he had nine cocl panies OF
militia waiting. but heyEwould not
not be ordersd TO move until to-
morrow afternoon. Ii the means
time they would go down among
the strikers and endeavor to hold 8
consultation with the leaders. The
company at Lancaster has arrived
and is placed on guard st the jail.
Some one told Governor Hoadley
early In the evening that the
trouble was in a great degree a pol
itical sffair and he concluded not to
order the troops to move till he had
Investigated personally.
Coal Centre, Pa 31.-Fosmorrow
Sheriff Chambers will read the riot
act to striking miners and order
them to break camp and return to
their homes. The men are not dis
posed to obey the com mand and
trouble is ex pected. Nothing Of
importance transpired to day.
Logan, o.. l.-Everything is quiet
in ths valley this morning. 4nere
is no authentic report; telegraph
communication Is in good saape
this morning. Is is learned that
theie was continued firing early
last night between the strikers and
the guards at Sand Run and Long
streth. 1t is not learned yet that
any person was injured. The gov
ernor arrived here ON a special train
early this morning and is disposed
TO learn all he can about the situa> |
ton bsfore ordering more troops on
the ground. He is accompanied by |
his private secretary and repre-
sentative of the Associated Press.
The governor held consultation |
with the sheriff and leading citizens |
Of Logan this morning. He says he
has formed no definite conclusion as |
yet. from talks he has had, but will |
make circuit of the mines today |
and try to see the leaders Of both |
sides. He will be accom- panied by |
The sheriff, Judge FresAer and |
others.
Colum bus, Ohio, miners in The |
central region along Sunday Creek
went out to-day on the pretext uf |
not getting similar advances. They |!
are expected to join the Hacking |
Valley strikers. being adj AGENT.
Nothing is heard here yet from
The governor and party. Troops are
till held in waiting. Advice s from
Valley indicate that the
firing around the mines sEd in the
W DDS rec ultsd in casualties.
Sheriff Mccarthy, OF Athens
County, sends tbs folio owing tele-
ram TO Governor Roadley from
3uchetel, which Is In the neighbor
rood whera The riot occurred last