Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
we're foreigners. They captured a
slav workman and beat him terribly.
TIE DEPUTIES DID NOT COME.

slav workman and beat him terribly.
TIE DEPUTIES DID NOT COME.
No attempt was made to start up
the tube works today. rhe strikers are
swRrming around the works aud
depots. Trouble will follow any ATTEMPT
TO Introduce new wOrkingmcn or der
uties. The eastern deputies expected
at daybreak dill not come. IL is said
he company will not try TO resume Tor
the present.
AOout II o'clock some one went
among tho strikers aud announced that
mon were working vt the slack piles
across the river. A md rush was
made hv 700 or 800 men. The tipple u
John DAvit came down before the on
elsught. From there the crowd made
n btesk for a new tippIu being erected
by John Mcintyre n mile ABOVE, which
met the same fate. heso slack piles
had not been made use ~ for years.
Tue city was half deserted this after
noon by the departure Of 1000 strikers
to Camden, three miles south, 10
destroy the coal tipples, the object
being to enlist the striking miners for
their cause Captain Mcintyre Dar-
rowly escaped lynching at this hanus
OF the mob which destroyed tins Port
View tipples. General Manager Con-
verse stated that no deputy sheriff
had been asked for aud no men Will be
Imported TO start the works.
CANSOS PLACED ~ POSITION.
The strikers have obtained three
large cannOns, two Of which were used
10y the Homestead strikers two years
ago. They were planted In a COM
handing position on the river bank
about 200 yaris apart ana manned by
eight men each, One Of the guns h
heavily loaded with railroad iron.
There were probably 800 men hur' In
the rioting yestefdny. Louis Manlin
and Joseph lSlbsoky sustained In.
iufiea which mny result fatally. Mayor
Andre has is1uci a proclamation
cautloning the people not 10 oongro-
gate on the streets or around tho works.
1HE SITUATION CRITICAL.
Al $3.50 O'Clock 5000 strikers carrying
pit lamps left for Duquesnc to burn
this upples. They Threaten TO cut nll
barges loose on the rivofH ~ they match
down. Mayor Andre Issued another
proclamation nj o O'Clock commanding
all unemployed 20 stop congfekhting
ON Aut HhlNfN hhAtN INhNANN W hAA'H'f
and ordering Rll saloons and whole
sale liquor houses 10 close until further
orders. The situation IL most critical.
The strikers cannon Commands the
bridges anu the railroads anu will me-
upon any deputies brought 10.
READY FOR HOsTiiITGEs.
CARrERvLLE, H., June 6-rhe
miuets are waiting for tho sheriff aud
military TO make a movement Tie
wires have been cut preventing con =
munication with Brush aud his tweniy
| guards Mt ,he mines.
tiiiiS WITHOUT FUEL.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Unlcss there are
immediate large shipments VI coal 10
this port by fall, yosaei men declare tho
next two or three days will wituuss the
tying up Of n large number OF stenui-
ere. There IL not good days supply
On hand, anu II was asserted that the
supply stored In tho larger vessels
would DO exhausted In thu next two
days.
PuNXAUTAwNEY Pa, June 6.-Ote
hundred anu forty members Of the GO nj
aud iron police have taken possession
Of mines No. 1 aud u, near HOraliO.
Rumors arc rife tia. u large force OF
operatives will DO Imported today.
Trouble 10 feared.