The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-13
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DON'T LIKE THE TERMS.
RANR AND FIFE or MINERS DIssIE.
ISFIED UTIH THE SBrTLEmEST.
Indiana Miners Denouncing the Oniciais
OF the Inior-More Iswicssness In
Aiabsma Reported.

TEkRE HhUTE. IND. June i2.-The
reports from the Indiana bituminous min
ing district are TO the effect that the men
are seriously opposed TO acceT tirg the
terms agreed upon by their delegates az
the Columbus conference. Wfile the
agreement Is looked upon as the beginning
OF the end. yet the end. In fact. IS not 50
near as the general public may suppose.
The miners believe that they could have
got What has now bee. agreed upon with
out going on strike However much
they may b. In error IN that belief. they
are conndly denouncing the officials OF
the union The operators believe tnat tbs
men Will 90 90 work eventually but that
1t VIII be TWO or three weeks before al
are at work.
The price fixed for Indiana is a reduce
tlon or ten cents per ton.
Some oi the ope,. ..ol. n1Il Noe Accept.
PITTSBuRG. PA. june l2.-Fifty-
seven coal operators ana companies In
the Pittsburg district, who had pledged
themselves to abide by the result Of
yesterdays conference AZ Columbus. are
preparing TO resume work az the com
promise rate agreed upon. Most Of the
others say they will not pay the sixty
nine cent rate, and the strike will doubt
less be continued q their pits.
The miners Of Western Pennsylvania
were In favor OF insisting on the seven
ty-nine cent rate The settlement on a
basis OF siXty-nine cents for itttsburg
proved disappointment
WHEELING. VA, June l2-ENtrene
dissatisfaction prevails among the miners
throughout this section over the strlke
settlement. Leaders Of the miners say that
fully 5000 votes Will be cast by the miners
In this section against the ratification OF
the compromise.
WHEELING CREEK. OHIO. June IL
The miners here are very angry about
the result Of the compromise settlement,
and reiterate their declaration that they
will not stand by II.
FIGHTING AT CANAL RtyNR.
At $50 o'clock tonight General Howe
received telesram from Colonel Darow.
In command at Canal River. stating that
an attack was certain. and calling for
immediate reinforcement and Calling
guns. Company and Battery II at
Midvale. were Immediately sent TO REIN
force Colonel larow. Firing T. I'm progress
at Canal River, but the effect is not
known mere. Colonel Rogers has tele-
graphed Governor Mckinley that the at
tack tonight is the result u the meeting
Of the miners held this evening at Canal
River.
MASslLON. ONO. June i2-The Ma
sillOn district miners have adopted resolu-
tons denOunclng Governor Mckinley for
sending troops for the purpose Of assist
ing the coal operators In defeating the
miners i'm an honest effort To maintain
living wages
OH" Minera WIN Accept u.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. June i2.-The re-
ports Of the way the settlement of TIE
strike I'm this district Is received by the
miners are not at all encouraging 10 the
National miners officers. but they hope
that on mature deliberation The miners
will think better Of the agreement. A
telegram from Mr.. Morgan this morning
asked for particulars OF the agreement.
From newspaper accounts be said the
Indiana miners were disposed to denounce
H. II was explained, and a subsequent
telegram stated that the Indiana miners
would probably ultimately approve or
the settlement. The National officers are
now preparing the official circular of an
nouncement OF the settlement, and viii be
mailed tonight.
IN 'o Trt"a H,"d.
CLEVELAND. O.. Jure l2.-United
nicating with Attorney Olney IN
regard 10 the Interference with coal traf-
fc made by strikers on roads under the
charge Of receiver appointed IN the
United States courts. In consequence
Haskell has received instruction. 10 eau
out the regular troops stationed AZ De-
troit. Buffalo and Columbus, should ne
deem II necessary. Before taking such
all I'm his power TO meet the situation
with the means he has at mis- disposal.
The disturbed region has been carefully
mapped out, and armed deputies collect
1ecessity. The inJunctions secured In the
United States court here are being served.
md the marshal Is awaiting the result
before taking action.
lL. ", ,nr Beidge ifnrnrr..
WASHINGTON. June IA special
from Birmingham. Ala, says:
At O'Clock this morning a mob or
thirty armed men, supposed TO be strikers.
vent TO the big bridge on the Georgia
Pacific railroad, one mile west OF Cardiff.
and drove OFF the watchman and threat
med 10 Kill him. They then set fire to
the bridge The watchman hurried 10 tho
houses Of section labOrers, and with them
returned 10 the bridge. extingulshed the
fire. the mob having fisd. Three spans or
the bridge were burned. This makes seven
railroad bridges totally or partially de-
8troyed by nre and dynamite In the last
feW days. Governor Jones. Issued
proclamation Offering a reward Of 500 for
he arrest Of each burner. The situation
IN each district seems 10 be growing
worse.
Miners Peaceful 80 Pms
PANA. ILL. June l2.--The troops have
been recalled. but the miners still re-
main IN their camps about The city.
Wagons were making the rounds OF the
residence portion Of the city soliciting
'OOd for them this morning. and they
we're successful. They still claim that
hey will gain their ends peaceaby, but
here is a Vclble feeling OF unrest among
hem. and unless the working miners here
dive them a definite answer sOor trouble
nay ensue There are about 100 81 1)
.oal diggers at work to-day
EeIu-@d 80 Accept ihe Compr"nis".
IRONTON. OHIO. June l2.-Ihe min rs
u this section are not satisfied WIN the
news from Columbus. ard they state
hat they will stay out all ne summer
rather than accept the compromlse, as
hey want only the 70 cent scale.
s.---
Secretary Herbert NUN" on Shi'a OF.
WASHINGTON. June t2.-secretaiy
Herbert to-day refused point blank to
Iiv,Ige any Information whatever re-
,arding the state Of affairs IN Salvador
IS reported by Commanfer Thomas, OF
he bennington. or % aihrm or deiy
"a, had n9szaI be-