New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-11
STRIKERS ENCAMPED AROUND PANA.
MANY HUNDREDS or THEM CLOSE To THE
crry->RRrvAL OF THE MrITIA-TwENTY
MORE ARRESTS MADE


MANY HUNDREDS or THEM CLOSE To THE
ctrY-ARRIvAL OF THE MrLITIA-TwENTY
MORE ARRESTS MADE.
Pana. Ill. June lO-The Sheriff and his posse have
returned % the city. bringing twenty more pris-
oners who were lodged In jail They found no
miners at Bartonvile Hollis or Kingston The
sheriff heard that the strikers had assembled al I'd
wards Station and. going there found MS prison
ers Ten strikers previously arrested are also !"
fail here a large force OF deputies guarded 'ne
courthouse Square last night to prevent any JAN
delivery.
The mining situation is e;iil In an unsettled cohui
ton Mounted patrols were placed around the clV
,asi nlgh' and guards were stationed AZ ea0" '0'
shaft one or two drunken outsiders were artes'e''
I'M, beyond this no trouble occurred About TWO
hundred strikers are camped on the Sibley Farm
ab3n, ;wo miles west OF the city and II IS sau t'a
arms and food are being furnished thein py sSn Es
~ The lst Regiment OF Chicago. with Calling gun
arrived here spqclal tram thls morning. AZ nv
c,mpanles from Clinton and Bloomington, a.! are IN
camp at the baseball park Crowis o Sn,r,SSn ali
around the city 1t is varously estimated tina, rom
1919 to 1000 foreign born strikers are e'oSs hd 10 local
miners VOW that they Will no; enter the mines wnie
the militia rsman Il n. me ssofts Gy orr 1se meet
Inc ~ the miners will be held tomorrow
Scouts %D, TS2 t%o hunded strikers III camp
miles east OF town ana ahInt tnS woriting miners
,,s in rho northern part OF the city was stoned
his morning about 3 o'clock. presumably bV Su'A,
ers The militia were out on dress parale a.
o'clock the camp being surrounded ny several 'H dty
again tonight. Trouble Is expected to-morro"
PLUNGED THROUGH a BURNING BRIDGE
Winnipeg Man. June l0.-A fatal accident oc-
,r-ad Yesterday afternoon to the through Canadian
pacific express near Fort william. burning
bridge gave way under the train and four cars
uore nrecipitated into the river Mattawa Inc
cars took fire from the bridge ana "err
~ Flkhorn Man. was drowned ana Express Mes
senrer Brown Of Toronto. is missing II Is a.so s
feared tnat two others are drowned. among tme i
ttnd,,red are Mrs Bcle OF Middeville. Mich badiy
hhr,y,,ised. Fireman whitehead seriously Injured
Engineer Elmes slightly injured.
NO AGREEMENT REACHED AT CoLO MbOS'
Columbus. Ohio. June lO.-At midnight last night
the Scale Committee appointed by the conference
of miners and operators OF this district ADJOURNED
10 Q O'Clock on Monday morning. not having sue
coded I'm agreeing upon a report. The committee
met in secret but from trustworthy source IL
90 that after all other obstacles TO an agree
r,ont were removed A. A. Adams, president OF tne
Ohio Miners Association, could not DE induced 70
agree 10 the compromise on the sixty ana siNty-hne
cs,ts TON oasis The miners delegates held sew
oral cons,,tations to-day but tonight are not COM
municatve as 10 the result
plttsburg June i0.--The statement OF H. NJ ray
Ior OF the P!ttsburg Coal Operators COMMITTED al
the conference Columbus. that thiry-four OF the
nftv-three operators in this district who voted
against the attempted settlement VIII accept the 81.
cent rate FOR this district, II adopted, was not well
received by the operators at home W. r. De AT,