San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-12

to work mere. w nile Uner9 mas
been considerable feeling among a
few union men here, there has been
no violence. The settlement at
the Columbus convention will be
accepted here as final. F.. .
DON'T LIKE 1T. s..
LASALLE, Ills, June 12.-Miners
here do not take kindly to scale
agreed upon at Columbus. They
claim the new price for LaSalle is
equivalent to ten cent reduction
and declare they will not accept it.
DEPUTIES WALKED BACK. .-..
MoNoNGAHELA CITY, Pa, June
ia train loaded with coal &C
companied by forty armed deputies
left Manown at noon today for
Pittsburg, but hereit was surround
ed by strikers and the cars I'M
coupled. Railroad officials then or
dered the train sidetracked and
the deputies marched back to
Manown. A crowd of strikers is
now gathering about the works
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PITTsBURG is SATISFIED.
PITTsRURG, June l2--The settle
ment of the coal strike at Column
bus was received with great salts
faction among all classes of peO-
pie, although some operators and
miners are not pleased with the
compromise. Many operators who
opposed it say they will not abide
by the result, but the general
opinion among friendly opera
tors is the agreement will
put an end to the importation of
non-union men by the operators in
the thick vein district, for the rea-
son that hiring deputies will be too
expensive when coal begins to de-
cline in price, as it unquestionably
will, when mining is resumed at a
number Of collieries.
Friendly operators have already
begun preparations to resume and
in few days their mines will be
running. Organizer Harris says
the settlement is disappointment
to the miners, and while he does
not expect them to refuse work at
the new rates, they will regard
their movement as unsuccessful.
JUST COMMENCED TO LOAF.
ASHLAND, KY, June 12.-The To-
cal fuel supply, both household
and Industrial, is now effectually
shut off. The men of all local coal
banks who heretofore furnished
this, last night enlisted with the
united mine workers. .H
GETTING WARM HERE.
PUNXsUTAWNY, Pa, June L.
Trouble is anticipated today at
Berwind and White mines, near
Lindsay. About 10 o'clock fifty
more iron and coal police went
over the road from the east. The
hills surrounding the mines are
strongly picketed and miners are
pouring into town from Adrian
and Anita and indications
point ia to ayrcoll ision before
night. 1t Is reported q skir-
mish took place about midnight
at Anita, the report OF cannon and
small arms being distinctly heard
in PunXsutawny. The principal
demonstrations are made by Huns,
Italians and Slavs. English speak
ing miners are opposed to violent
measures and doing all they can to
hold the aliens within the law.
Arms have been purchased by the
county for theuse oflocal deputies.
q. ELATED AT GOOD NEWS. u.
FARMERsBURG, Ind, June H.
1t looks as though by next Thurs
day all coal miners in Sullivan
county, where the struggle has been
most intense, will be in operation.
The outcome of the conference at
Columbus is regarded here as GER
tain to bring about settlement OF
the strike. There is general rejoic-
ing in Sullivan county at the turn
of affairs and coal diggers are high
ly pleased. ...... ....,,...r..... .-.
DEADLOCK HERE. .uI
ALTOONA, Pa, June l2.-The
committee representing operators
and miners in this and associated
districts, were in session two
hours today and adjourned without
coming to any agreement. Causes
of strike were thoroughly dis
cussed, after which operators gave
as their ultimatum proposition
to resume at 40 cents per gross ton.
Miners delegates said they were
instructed to demand 80 cents and
would not accept anything less.
The conference finally adjourned.
REALLY NOT SATISFIED.