The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-21
TWO STORIES OF The rRouslE.
Workmen Protest Against Wholesale
Discharge Of Their Fellows
employed Dsri.s - D.n seassa-
rerfecs Order Naintaans6-Gs0perr,
The Efght-Heur Advecsse, u Tscsma,

without creating any disturbances Sheriff
Nooiery came mp on the morning fEnin
with fre deputies John ". Hun, c. d
Smith, g. Dickson, j. Young and John
1eliey- He left has men On guard and -
turned homo himself. The whole mine is
idle and the town is quiet tonight, 1heTe
heing no outward sign Of trcrbae. The
miners are indignant AZ the calling in e.
the sheriff, claiming il is Unnecessary.
The direct cause of the strike is the stDp-
ping of work in seams Nos and ana q
the refusal of Superintendent Parker -
allow the men stin at work IN No. seam
and No slope to divide their work vita
the discharged men. The strike, however,
isonly the elimination Of long series cf
disputes As there Is . wide differences -
tween the statements Of the two parties -
the controversy, each i left to give hi9
own version of IL
The grievance committee Of Local A.
semhly so- 4,sz4, Knights of Labor, 20
which most Of the miners belong. siated
their side Of it. The commif9ee ID con-
posed of John Drylie, II. Haiisfone, Oscar
Moore and NJ Hunt Their statement il
this. The cnstcm Of allowing the men ax
work to share their work with any Who M
thrown outof work by . shutdown Of paft
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worry him 20 send deputies unfu -
brought them today. They claim thne I'll
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I Wooleyy.
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he.n bead since the strike beenn exoeun