New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
MORE TROOPS SENT OUT
GOVERNOR PATTISON STARTS IN AT
LAST TO SUPPRESS LAWLESSNESS
TWO REGIMENTS AND A TROOP OF CAVALRY
TAKE THE FIELD-MINERS REsUM-
ING WORK GENERALLY.

ING WORK GENERALLY
Harrisburg Penn. June Ex-Governor PattIson
at noon to-day received a dispatch from Sheriff
Gourey. Of jefferson County, saying:
situation at Walston unchanged Mob still in
possession Of property. I cannot control situa-
ton: request military to assist me-
The Governor at once answered that he had
ordered the 5th and 18th regiments and Sheridan
Troop to move to the Sherfs support. The
order was Issued from National Guard head
quarters this afternoon. ordering the 5th and 18th
regiments and the Sheridan Troop TO the scene
Of the jefferson County riots and General Wylie
was instructed to precede them and use all means
to restore order. Failing in this he is 10 use
force and fire the rioters.
The 9Th Regiment and the troop will reach
the scene tonight, and the 10Th Regiment to-
morrow morning Adjutant-General Greenland.
with special train loaded with ammunition
camp equpage and provisions. left here this
afternoon for Bellwo)d and will go with the
troops - Walston. This evening the Governor
sent letters to the Sheriff Of Jefferson County
urging the prompt arrest. prosecution and convc-
ton of the rioters Without such arrests and
punishment the Governor thinks the calling out
Of the troops will be moclery.
PunXsatawney. Penn. June 21.-The situation
garians and Italians are in full possession and
are moving things their own way Yesterday
farmers who were hauling tan bark on the pub
lie road were forced to quit. and every stranger
who passes Walston must render an account OF
himself The citizens are thoroughly disgusted
at the hgh-handed attitude Of the foreigners Il
Is reported that the pumps have been stopped a
Walston ana that the mines are being flooded
Forty-eight hours cessation Of the pumps would
repur" at least six weeks work q get the mines
IN condition again. Superintendent Snyder. of
Walston, was notified by the Italians To leave or
ne would be Killed, and he left for Ohio to-day.
No actual riot is anticipated unless an attempt is
made TO start the mines at Walston or Adrian in
whicn case a desperate fight Is inevitable The
Berwind-W White people received about seventy new
men this morning 10 work at their mines.
Scottdae. Penn. June 2l.-The labor leaders are
making all possible efforts to prevent a general
break in the ranks Of the strikers The old men
az Bessemer all returned 10 work this morning
The operators claim that before the end Of the
week nearly all the old m,n will be back T. work
as they are making applications for their posi-
tons President Barrett issued a circular last
night which was distributed among the mer
to-day in the hope Of bracing them up and
keeping them in line. President Barretts appeal
closed: Strike peacefully. strike on deter
minedly strike on stubbOrnly. Starvc idle
rather than work and starve. and drop ex-
Last night special tram II six coaches filled
wit colored men passed through here for the
south end II the district. They will be put 70
work at Tr)tter. Davidson and Oliphant Two
hundred families have been evlcted at these
works within the past week 10 make room for the
imported men.
Pittsburg. June 2I.--La,est reports from the
railroad district indicate that nearly all Of the
mines have resumed. and that since Monday
morning the output has been enormous The
heavy demands made upon the operators by
have taxed the mines 70 the limit
In the railroad district the only big companies
that have not resumed are the New-York and
Cleveland Gas Coal Company and the Pittsburg
and Chicago Gas Coal Company.
Frostburg Md. June 2l (SpeciaD.-The 5th /
Regiment prepared To break camp to-day and in
the various counties the companies Of the lst
Regiment were getting ready to come here TO take
tho place If the Baltimore regiment Numbers !
of the strikers from here and Lonaconing are |
moving over to the Elk Garden coal region IN |
West Virginia To- help the strikers there II is "A |
march across the mountains but al /
ready 80 mon from this region have reached |
there and are causing trouble.
indianapolis June 2l-The Farnswor.h miners |
started 10 work yesterday AMI the Sreburn
miners viii resume work IS soon a the receiver
ship of the Sheburn Coal Company is settled,
As all differ nces have been settled Alum Cave
l
yesterday decided to 60 To work The company
lt Starr CITY served notice on the men IN com
pdny houses to Vacatc or 20 10 work ard the
latter alternative was chosen. Governor Mat
thevS has asked Judge Briggs to the adVisa-
bility OF sending home all the troops tomorrow /
and II the Judge consents the militia will be
withdrawn. The New-A.bany and Washington
were ordered home last night.
Springfield ILL.,. June 2l.--A mass meeting OF
900 miners was held here last evening. and IL
vas decided that all men resuming work shall
)ay 12ia per cent II their earnings 10 those be-
onCng to the organization out OF work The
miners say the shafts resuming work will force
he others u give the demanded scale.