New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
TALK WITH PRESIDENT MBRiDE-
THE LEADER OF TIE sTRiKlNG MINERS PRE-
Diets \ GENERAL RESUMPTION.

Columbus Onto. June l7.-President Mchri". of
the United Mine Workers. declared tonight mat he
was firmly u the opinion that the miners "'ull a'-
cen. ,h. terms ~ settlement made here last Mon
dav II Io not mean 20 say that they WI all -
- work tomorrow" sn'l he. 'hut grea, many
~ ,h.r will At the time the settlement was mad"
I soiI 20 the operators that ia not oeheve ID"
time for r-sImiur work should De male 80 short
and when IN Difference 80 tho operators. VINO W"r"
anxious % operations as soon as POSSIBLE !
Yielded upon this point. shl mat il was certain
ina, the miners OF Northern and Eastern Illinois
c,l1 NOT p. got back m The mines by the lS'h inst
Tb.v Will no, go 70 work tomorrow. T. VIII be TWO
weeks and possibly three before general resump
ton there VIII take place. bat it will come.
"In Indiana the block miners have accepted the
agreement while the otho. miners In the STA" nave
refused TO j, So One-thirl of the delegates TO the
Stato Convention. however yotel 10 ~ 70 work. 80
fudge tlat the opposition cannoo be 50 strong
after all d, not know whether the block miners
Will q, Z, work tomorrow or not bur see the
operators have orlcrel into the mines. - pre-
sumo they think work viii De- resumed at onc"
.,In Weqtorn PENNSYLVANIA work VIII be resumed
tomorrow except Ia few mines. not exceeding 4
half-dozen where the Operators ohjec, TO paying
the scale Of wages agreed upon. In ohio ther" is
a perIleXing condition. believe that work VIII
be resumed in practically the entire Hooking Nai'y
to-morroH Possibly tho Straitsville miners VIII
moi go back At lscllaire Yorkvllc. Cambridge
StDubenvlilc ana AN tho mines of Jefferson 'nhty
work viii be- res lm"d to-morr"" thuHH u proD.
aIl. that the Jackson County mines VIII rc-uNi,
also Tn~ sunday creek VALLEY miners. VIII .vl
~ 20 work tomorrow, nor VIII th" \ o-h' '.''
miners In Coshoct0n County thor" viii b." Il con
vcnion 10 select dcegatrs I" ~" Htai" i.
here on Tuesday huf should nov hc SUPP, 80 -
they decided 20 to work ana omit "a. eI'
Of delegates In Tuscarawas County inc Hlhti =
G.,r r1s,l,.ed not TO 20 10 work. Tho Mnssillon
miners have strike which Is quite d,ItI,n' , u't
the National strike. It began last February. ,,Ly my
contend for a l5-ccnt dincrcntial upon h' Ii"'N ",
ing Valley scale. They viii contnu" the stlh";
(itsid ~ THIS competitive field President Nri ic
said that the terms either had b""n pf VIZ ~ -
made Iowa" lie said mas settled upon III Us. ~
cel.ent terms for the miners Kansas j. no" ".Ik.
lug President McGreglr. OF Missouri shFS l'n'
S,s,e Uil f, I'm line with tho settlement this week
whre IN Southern Illinois conference %, n .' ~
ami operators e making satisfactory prpsI'SSS' o
SucakIrs % the Stale Convention % De h'tl 1'te
neT. Tueslay President Mcbride aid the Only dall,
ner c,T v,as that the districts that had accepirl
he agreement and would 20 90 work '9-inot'1t" t
~, f,,, not send delegates ana tnis Wouid lraNe 'h'
r,1.cals in fll control of the convention; 49,
Pen0rts received here lnilcat" quiet day ID tle
,,Irfrg 1,efrlr's u the state. Governor Mcklh'y
issueG an order tonight calling nome me NlrcIe-
Iii Portsmouth Mount Sterling and Marion com
panits OF the lith Regiment