Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-26

To New Haven and Camden TO Drive Out
the Miners at Work There-Militia In
Readiness.
Special Ts'egrqD1 TO tAs RegIstsr.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, May Is
General B. d. Spllmsn received teie-
gram to-day stating that 400 Ohio
miners had crossed the river, aud were
moving on his mines at New Haven, 20
drive out the working miners. de lett
on the first train. Both the New Haven
and Camden mines, operated by General
SDilman, were operating full force and
shipping immense quantities Of coal 10
PittSburg. Trouble is feared, and Com
pany +, local militia, ere holding them
selves ready TO move on short notice.
Sgsetri 7slsq-d,a 70 t1s Rsqii,E.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 25.-Gov-
ernor MacCOrkle received a telegram
from Mason City saying 400 strikers
from the Pomeroy region were march
ing on the Camden miners 10 force them
out. The sheriff asked the Governor
for protection. The Governor wired the
sheriff that if the strikers were unarm-
ed 10 try and cope with them, bat If not
able 10 call on him for aid. lie also
wired the captains of Companies c and
I, at Huntington, 10 be in readiness 70
1mOve az a moments notice.
{ TROUBLE ABOUT sALINEvHLE.
speefqs Ts,egroD1 90 tie Rs0isss-.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., May 25.-Three
hundred coal miners at Saliueylle held
a meeting this morning and LETT this
afternoon FOR BerghOltz, Jefferson coun-
". TO COMPEL the miners Et that place
TO ioin the strike. Sixty Italians have
beeo massed at New Lisbon by Card X
Prosser 10 start. the mines there to-
morrow. The operators expected TO
start twenty OF them 70 work this morn
ing. but the strikers prevented it. The
miners declare that they will not allow
the foreigners To 80 TO work.
ALL QUIET IN sTICGLE HOLLOW.
UXfoNrowN. PA, May 25.-The
Washington Run plant, where the
bloody battle occurred yesterday, is as
ouiet to-day as II aOthing mad happened.
The strikers have not been near the
nlanf since the trouble and have not
had a meeting. The wOrEmen did not
return. and they have transferred their
svmDatbv 10 the side OF the strikers.
The INQUEST held by Squire Bronneller,
of Perrv township, on the four dead
strikers found the shooting Justina0ie
and evonerated the deputies. Coroner
Baton. however, says the Inquest was
unauthorized and without instructions.
He has ordered Deputy Coroner Echard
10 hold another inquest to-day, and 10
make a thorough investigation. The
strike leaders say they will prefer
charges OF murder against the deputies.
RrNUNBED By COLD AND RAIN.
CoNNELLsvILLE, PA, May 25.-The
rold rain last night dispersed several
mobs of strikers and probably averted
bloodshed. The first mob was formed
near Penpsville and marched % Meyer.
The wind was blowing cOldly and the
rain was falling in sheets, but still the
mob swept on over the muddy roads
Draceded bv brass and martial bands.
when the strikers arrived they were
r,et nv a delegation of strikers who told
tben that seventy five men were guard
i,g the plants and TWO gatling guns
vgs-e ready 20 NOW them down. The
liners turned toward summit, but they
soon became exhausted and after many
Rad fallen by the wayside weak and un-
obls 10 90 farther the mob dispersed.
Anotber mob Of 1.OOO marched 10 jim
toWn 70 make an attack at daybreaS
bnt the cold rain and wind so benum oed
mem that they finally sought shelter.
AZ Dpnbar a.large mob also ssemoied
mt disuersed soon. The operators claim
tbetr plants are now running full
EXPECT THEM TO GO OUT.
I.rAvENwORTH, KAs., May 25.-
Aoo, !, laboring classes there is now a
dscie reaction from the treatment Of
visir miners and strikers. Trade
Iaho, ssmbies held conference with
Atbs n in camp aud promised them
kr,-ote On and aid in case they desired
" resnne their peaceful mission. The
Kiners Of the Home and Kansas and
,Tsvas shafts have caught the spirit and
.bere is every reason to believe they
!. wlll 90 out in spite of the action Of citi-
,esns 10 protect and support them.
Az ATTACK AT cENTiALIA,
CrNrRAIIA. ILL. May 95. 5.-DbQuoin
sdners made anOtheH attack On Cen
~ ra1a before dawn tghl lay. Fifty strik-
3 rs crept stealthily ne the mines which