New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
SPREAD or TINE MINERS STRIKE
Discomfort EXTENDING WESTWARD.
QUITTING WORK At INSTRUMENTATION
NIEIDING IN TIIE TAsr.


QUITTING WORK At RtYNpLDsyILLE-EMrLo
YIELDING N THE FAST.
BrFFNo. March % (Specitn.-The strike
promised on saturday at the Reynoid'ye bitHmlnon'
coal region began this morning, About 5000 miners
ouit WORK and declared that they will not return until
tieir demands are compiled VITA. The mines where
tho strikes took place the Rochester at DhDos anu
the soldier Ran and Hamilton, at R'ynodsNhe' lho
Pleasant Valley and Spraguc mnes there nave oeeh
idle for some time Then come ihs Jefferson ana Beech
Tree mines All these controlled or owned
1 pu Inwis & Yates of this
citv The men at the DIXON mines at Falls Creek
owned by II. c. Springer & Co. also quit work. Inc
men n tho North westerns long run and the FAIR
mounts Star mines struck last week The OAK lldse
miners are vet AZ work. They do not belong to tho
Knights Of Labor and say they will fight before they
will 20 ont The owners here expect. however that
they Will be forced by the Others The only other
mines working are the Dagus controlled by the Eric.
aud the Walstou. at Punx'utawney, controlled by
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad. Both
these companies made concessions to the men anu
arracd with the Knights OF Labor in order not to be
shut of from supply coal. The Buffalo New-fork ana
Philadelphia was not 30 fortunate in this respect and
will have to buy from others. Bel, Lewis Yates VINO
contract with the Grand Trunk. hav" pushed forward
enough g. in anticipation OF the sir ke to keep that
company going for some mDaths
Theprice Of coal Ia. been greatly stimulated by the
on account Of the effect of advance tho strikers
PHILADELPHIA March 22.-The operators in tho Cum
bcrland soft coal region and the Baltimore aud ono
Railroad Company have each put up large money for
fcts To preserve the stand against yielding to the
strikers IN that region II -he railroad company Sha
FOR any operator Who shall yiei IL loses INV
forfeit ana II any OPERATOR sha l''' ne loss mo i III
felt BcrTind Waite, the largest operators ~ th" h
Clcarfird rr.1u. filling thclr contracts win inc
from England. T~ coal i placed IN bona ahd mus es
caprs tho scvcutyGvr cents duty. Tho large WORKS OF
the Pennsylvania steel Company have been conpclen
city Of soft coal.
PirIsnrHG. March 22-The Hooking miners FRI from m
Sryc,kr. West Newton and Irwin station marched to
scott Haven this morning healed Oy brass bHLd ana
lN'ucrt lhr men ""IHS M, T ,c,inp lasteJ nutii
m"sSmeetns at Snii iorvll'. ne m't.ln- ,,, ~, -
late this afternoon Atcr much cOdXlnS SCOTS men
decided by small majority TO strike Tor an alvance o
half a cent bd,hel. This makes the strike along IN
Baltimore ana ONO and rittsburg, Mcke'sport ana
YoucnoGheny roads general over 2.OOp men are lde'
CHICAGO M. NJ trch 22.-A cispa.ch to The Eren'nG
J0uHi from La sale. H., saws: one thousand miners
of district headed NY brass band left ms CITY al
- o'clock lat night ana marched 70 Sprihg HLey,
new mining town. miles wcst, the object being 10 ge
the mon To Join the union Everything was oruerIS a'
union vas started.
Ur>rlxGpov. PENN March % (SpeciGD.-Re
sumption Of mining began in tho Cearheld btuminou'
re- zion today about 800 men going into the mines al
the advance The mines rcsulnng are those OF Henry
vcrisht 4 CO.. Holt Chipmtn * Co., John Ashcroft
J,br Gerncs a Co.. the Powelron Mining Company am
the Empire Coal Company The largest operators have no
made any effort AZ adjustment with their men since tha
of Fisher, Miller q CO. and Berwind White ~ Co. las
week but the strikers themselves are predicting set
t!emcut at all rne mines before next Monday morning
Edward Hughes and John r. Paisley, OF the e1ecu
tive board OF the Miners Federation, were at GaIltz
on Friday and saturla ana their visit had the effect
bringing out Mitchell & CO.. and Taylor McCoys men
Those at B.rdscye and Beach Grove mines were al
! ready out. An advance OF cents ton wa' gwen II
that region on March !, but President Hughes OF TN
Executive Board. said that this could not be consented
to bv the federation, the Increase must be uniform
throughout district aud there, az at every othr
| place he has visited the men struck On Stturlal
evening taylor Mccoy and the operators or the Bros
eve cnncrcs granted the advance and THIS morning me
men resumed work. Mr. Hughes went 10 Lllys to-day
strike is imminent at the snow Sho' mines, but II II
expected that 1t will be prevented by an advance h
solution OF the strike is now apparent The demand
thc men Will aCccded to wherever II has not a!rraiy
been done In Broad Top eson all the coleries OF
the OF the mountain have cen reopcned Icaq
ing ony the Rock Hi Iron and Coal Companys men a
! East Broad Top Out. c..
PuIII!r4BURG, y. j., March 22.-Thc American Shce
iron MIL Of the largest works OF the klnd I'D th
state down to-day owing TO lack OF coal caused d.
| tho continued strike in the bitunuOus coal regions