Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18
Gam, N.n resume Work, Others are
still Holding Olt.
BUSINESS MORE LIVELY.
p,.,, Feared n "Scabs" are Employed
Fill the Places Of the
strikers.


viii start NJ soon.
in the river district tho men are still
sui in tho second and fourth pool. They
stlsot 10 signing n yearly agreement
~ the miners will not " back until
,bis l. done. At Manowa work has
nd, been resumed, but will be shortly.
MILITIA on GUARD.
CLEVELAND, June ls.-Reports from
polnn along tue Cleveland, Lorraine
and wheeling road show that work
vss fetumed OF only two mines 10.
say, Those are at Rj-k Hin. la the
Mislllon district, few men went to
voff. tho miners In macs nesting
5aving decided 10 hold out for 10
cent dlfiefcntial over rate aid In tho
Rocking district. The militia cou.
ututt 10 guard all tho bfidges And
ifr,les. To miners say II scabs are
.ui 10 their places there will DO the
tIsg,sl riot In the history OF the c0uG-
ny AMI tue militia will be Of little
c6uitquence to suppress IL. The
mistfs In tho new Lisbon district ft.
iuruod 10 work on bEsls Of the Column
tui agreement.
GESERAL BREAK w EXPECTED.
MARTINS FAIRY, o., June ls.-lhe
miners At Lauglin nall works, dtylOfj,
Long Ruu, Bellairo aud other miusrH
itluflud to work today. A general
tftak up Ia expected. The wheeling
CItts mluefs IRE still out.
MILITIA AND MARsHALs FOR MOUNT
OLIVES.
r...s..s...v. M f... ~ Aftatl.
AMI a utCe Of u. >, mArshAls left here
Uday On n special train Tor Mount
olive 10 quell tbs trouble among tue
Itising uIiuefs. A riOtis feared.
WILL SUSTAIN IIiE NAIIOSAL
prlICEkB.
C0LuMuus, JuHe i5.-Lelters and
ltIrEf,ns 10 national headquarters Of
ue Uuiged Mine workers give unmls-
AkaDle evidence that thu sentiment Ia
iayot VI sustaining the national oiiicers
hgflwing rapidly. IL Is believed At
lrAsquarlefs that Mt least tw0-thirls OF
lbennneTs OF Ohio have resumed work.
AITIAuI ~ WRECK A TRAIN.
la SALE, Ill.,, June ls.-No mlners
tfe NJ work today In mines al La sale,
Osltsby or Peru. The leaders declare
that the men will not work unless last
ytars prices ase restored. rhe opera
l0ussy they cAnnut pay tho wages de-
mandvi by the Springfield convention,
because they are prOpOrtiOualiy higher
lhan those adopted Tor tile Ohio fed.
A passenger train had narrow
Escape from beinR wrecked on the
Illinois Central railroad north Of this
ely last night, by ties placed aCtOss the
iHcs, l was done supposedly ny
htlkiug miuufs.
IT WAS A FAILURE.
IRONwOOD, Mich, June ls.-To-
tal's threatened strike Of the GOgrflc
range Iron miners was failure. A
lev hundred union men refused 10
work, Tut East NOfrls was the only
MINE which had 10 suspend operations.
Another big meeting will be- held TO-
night and further extension OF the
HtEe may result
WEST 10 WORK AND STRUCK AOAGs.
MARTINS FERRY, Ohio, June 49,
The mineTs Mt LaureltOn anu kvlly's
returned TO work today aud came out
again. The Wheeling aud Lake Erie
Railroad company threatens 20 oviot
liom It's houses the miners who will
mol work.
DYsAMIE UNDER THE BsIDoE.
BIHMtNGuAM, Ala, June Is. -
Armed strikers drove the Waterman
liom tue bridge OF the Georgia Pacific
railroad near Cohlburg, at midnight,
.ni placing dynamite under the
unige exploded Il. Little damage
sas done. A large meeting Of tue
,ulssu Is being held at Adsmsyille
GoGy.
RIOT IN PROGRESS.
,sIEuBENviLLE, June l5,-Shsriti
AeGuy has gone TO DillOuvale aud
LAuitnion on the Wheeling anu Lake
IHe with posse VI railIuad inc 10
~ ~ deputies. The Wheeling And
lake Erie IL styling to start thu trains,
'na not IL In progress.
THE COLUMBUS tCHEBULE ADOPTED.
COLUMBUS, June ls.-Ths men at
Losl Kun and New 5trAilsvllle at "a
useIlng today adopted the Columbus
Nltuuln aud will resume work TO-
morrow THIS put SUBSTANTIALLY every
mah at work IN Rocking valley. The
nools have been withdfbwn from
pn"ndge and other mines on the
ialNmore and Ohio railroad.
SoN UNION MEN Will Br EMPLOYED.
| tulLADELrniA, June ls.-A con.
G'eueu OF bltuminOus coal operators IL
~ pIosr,s, Ia this city today. Alter
s'ltlng The report OF the committee
~ met the miners at Altsria, II was
gr,sV'ueu not 10 give any advance.
my decided to work the miaes W in
a0l'uulon men.
ATTEMPT 10 SHOOT A CORPORAL.
BEACH CITY, June ls.-Au attempt
,, .a malo last night by strikers Of
gmpA'hlzeTs 10 shoot Corporal Shet.
Au' OF company "k.n Tho corporal
,,- suuck by a bullet, but brass hut.
III on Ills coat fiatlened IL without
i v1!uy 10 him. Tho soldiers FREQ
'O''ey after vOlley.
I'''rio Ears Passengers Hurt.
D.raAAllEHsoN, N. j., June ls.-The
sNeei.yh express on the New Yotk,
d s1 4lehannA d Western railroad,
''As 'h'Hy'dys miles an hour, ran