The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-22
WON'T 60 TO WORK.
The White Miners at Rock
Springs Refuse to Labor.
NO STRIKE IS APPREHENDED.
The Miners Hoping for the Assistaace
b OF the Knights OF Labor,
WIN 1heyo Get 1t? -s.,
Rock Springs Racket.

OMAHA, September 81. = General
Manager Galloway, of the Union Pacific
road. to-day instructed D. o. Clark,
superintendent of the coal mines at
Rock Springs, Wyoming, to pay of
all the striking miners, and give them
passes to leave if they go within a
week. Galloway says they must 60
within that time. or pay if they go on
i the railroad, He also says he is still
firm in the determination that no, man
concerned in the. recent massacre OF
Cinnamon be employed hereafter, and
has received a telegram to-day from
President7Adans, of the Union Pacific
Boston, Is Mass, stating that his
(Cal!away' course is approved by
directory of the company, which will
b lck him to the last. Galloway now says
there is little danger of general strike
of the Union Pacific men. The railroad
employees prefer not Co identity them
selves to any extent in wholesale
walk-out with the comparatively small
handful of dLsgruntied miners. General
Schofield, who passed through here last
evening, held a short conference with
Galloway and other Union Pacific
officials, but little is made, public. The
fact of Schofeld's trip from Chicago to
the Territory and this trouble shows
it is still considered grave by the ma
tional au, horities. r.
cgEEESsE. Wyo:s saBtsm1bef IA
Work was begun in two of the COM
panies mines, to-day About 100 China
men and few white men employed at
the top resumed work The white men,
generally have refused the offer OF the
company, and exhibited no disposition
to go to work. No attempt has been
made to interfere wit. the Chinese
miners. The mines are being guarded
by the troops. Last night one of the
white miners named Vowel, member OF
the citizens committee who presented
the case of the miners to Mr.. Bromley,
and to government directors, was busy
giving notice to all the white miners
who were suspected OF a disposition to
resume work that they must leave the
place within twenty-four hours. Notice
was also given to the deputy sheriffs
who have been doing guard duty at the
mines that they must quit. Mr.. Hoyt,
another member of the citizens COM
mittee, who was the most conspicuous
in the management of their case, has
left the town for Idaho with the inten-
ton. it is reporte d, not to. ., return,
The miners are still IN hopes Of being
supported in their movement by the
Knights OF Labor, but members of that
organization in the employ of the com
pany are free in their denunciation OF
| the whole business, and assert their
confidence that the strike will be con-
fined Ito the miners.s Railroad officials
here say that they will have no diff.
Guilty in procuring the services, of white
miners, SO far as is necessary for the
carrying on of work at the mines
A little. time l will T. required,
to bring them here and put them in
place, but they have no fears but that
they will be, able, in a very short time,
to have the, mines running with as Jul
a force as before the recent outbreak
The Chinese Consuls, are still pursuing
their investigations and will probably
remain through the week. Generals
Schofield and Staff will arrive at Rock
Springs IN the morning. -- ---