New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
MORE BRIDGES BURNT.
vvps CONTINUE TO DESTROY RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY.

80 SITUATION IN ONO IMPROVES But LITTLE
~ .,nryr MBE1DE TALKS OF THE SETTLE
NEXT REACHED AT COLUMBUS.
,. Ohio June l4.-Miners fired upon the
pea. Dubbs pickets, second platoon OF Logan
Bsrcla .,o,ed one mile below this city, this morn
gne'r ss Are was returned. patrol was quickly
rs m,der Lieutenant Perkins. and thorough
trnneD ada but no one captured. The first
s'f'n Gas made about midnight. and the second
siiscA An attack was made on Company A.
q D. -,n,ent stationed at the second bridge be
~ i've An attempt was made 10 destroy the
~ p'' .,soe AT Beach City, but, owing TO the
nIr0au duty of the first platoon. no damage
F0' - No shot took effect on the militia
Us 'o"' ohio June l4-Resolutions adopted by
N.,s,ron miners in mass-conventon are tame
rS oarson with the speeches. Judge f'ckS Oh
S",.od States Court came in for redhot
| e th''' ~ having issued an order 10 all persons
src'ne from interfering with the Cleveland
I'd southern Railway. and sending depa-
Sn'o" - enforce IT, Everything Is quiet TINS
IS n'N ra the deputies have gone home with
: noTnne Of Marshas Abbott and liilands
" "a, remain until order Is assured -Four 'ouu
'0 80 we're heard here at midnight ana nave
ap''''' hosr located They created something or
~ ~ ~, feeling at the time, until word was re-
sFS' r,oro Camp Blee that all was we'll
s'eo ,o,,,ars have Just been received concern
mar
A's p,,r,,ng Of the two Wheeling and Lake
u ue NJ. NJ Sherrodsville yesterday afternoon.
= =" .,o,nv notified the miners. in advance OF
rs Ut, 70 move twenty-seven caroadS OF
~' ,,,.n,rta coal for engine use. and on the
s~ - assurances that no opposition Wouu De
f11s ana So When the train had passed through
NH->asville the companys trackwalKer was h0iu
nile party Of 100 men competed the "''" Vi
| s,sruciion ,..,u. .ouou.ad tho destruc-
Ine "a, bridges yesterday by an attempt to
~a ., ~ tho station late last night. The pres
Mn 49, urocl,ing crews prevented its loss. The
s'T v. s,len and line the tracks to prevent the
,.,-osnt Of freight
aoVe"v ,,-r creek. Ohio. June N-General Howe
VIVA 49, the 18th Regiment and Battery home.
- ~ 80 been at Mineral siding one week
80 city. ohio. June l.-Between 1000 ana
~,,ars held meeting at Justus last night.
y" ~, ,rentv-fve pounds of dynamite In their
J" -, and will blow up the first coal train that
ynpts 10 pass.
1 mp Ohio June l4.-President Mcbride pre-
W. .o-dav that II the miners persisted in follow
.s. lad Of A. A. Adams and refused to abide
- rscept settlement in less than a month
- ,bsv would be mining coal at 40 cents ton
..,d Of 60 cents. which they could get now ne
Z, that only by keeping united front couId
' Of the operators for the miners organi-
- h. maintained AS soon as it became APP
huu. nat the miners were divided the operators
sgSd attempt to get the cheapest iaeop pUiTsap,
s,ors McBride's anxiety over the situation Is
g.an by the sending by him of a large number
Listers defending the action OF the conference
s ,.,Ss ,bat AZ a meeting Of the district presi-
,. , s hsfore the conference was held, there was
:a Ss,,nostion TO the ca and SO cent settlement.
i = 5 w nsn we're fresh from the miners. and the
.,5onaI officers had right 20 assume that tney
.ssnt AZ the meeting referred 10. strong etort
| Ming made 10 depOse the present national ON
/ rs ana place Adams in McBride's place
rs,rot Mich. June IA special 10 The
,~,rar from Toledo. Ohio, says: "An order
n. ,vst been received here from United States
u-shal Haskell to ship 80 stand Of arms forth
m 10 the scene Of the threatened troubles at the
Nm mines one hundred have been ordered shipped
Mansfield and the other nifty 10 Masshoh' Inc
T,rsj States deputy marshals here who were
won In the other day have again receiNel no
to hold themselves In READINESS 10 moVT 10 tns
tni short notice. The Onited states artuo'.Hes
w appear 10 have Information on the inside That
~ sDpsrentv concentrating their movements on
" wheeling and Lake Erie kallroad s0utheast
sY,ssion and It is reported that their plan IS to
iSay T.
Yaeurg. June 1.-Two hundred Monongahela
Rts strikers at 2 o'clock THIS morning, nearing
ai new men were expected 70 arrive asserpD.eu
ia bridge on the Belle Vernon branch OF me rus
/ .ug McKeesport and Youghiogheny Railway near
. Ekhorn and drove the two waichmen away. Inc"
# hey Sc, FIRE 10 the structure.
Monourahela City. Penn. June IA mob Of
strikers routed the watchmen on guard at w. H.
Brown & Sons Bald Eagle tipp,e this morning and
burned the trestle causing a heavy loss and delay
% traffic on the McKeesport and Belle Vernon ROAD
for two or three days About two hundred miners
marched 10 the tippe al a. m. and met "iNe m
difference as only two men were on guard. Inc
strikers understood that a large number OF non
urbn men would Be brought up on the Belle Vernon
rad and the outrage was committed 20 delay
rlns al least until daylight. when ihey wouId
AVE better chsnce 70 intercept the new men
his Is the FIST serious act Of the strikers In this
fsyon