The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-16

completely DESTROYED. On the same road.
near Harris. another mob was found plac
Ing dynamite under the foundation OF
bridge 10 blow il NJ, when the guards
opened nre on them, driving them OIL
6EKENRURe, Pa, Juae i5-EsSht hun
dred strikers stopped coal train on the
Aoangwood branch OF the Pennsylvania
road last night and with guns forced ths
engineer 10 take the train back TO the
Sickle mines They then partly demol-
ished the Hecia Youngwcod bridge aud
attacked non-union workmen. badly beat
ing two. Eleven car losds of negroes have
been brought into this region.
NEw PHTLApEIPHfA. O.. June IS--Iust
above Dover last night short trestle was
fired. but did not burn. A piece of rail
was found driven in s frog above this city.
A train Of soldiers passed over !. but kept
the track.
PTTTsRURa. June fA-The Triple at
Seotf's works at Guffey was set on IRE aud
destroyed with two gondoia cars last
night. An attempt was made 10 wreck
No. express train by wedging TIE IN
frog. The express Was running So fast
that ii reduced the tie - spinters. The
strikers dsny responsibility for the out
rage.
MASsIIInN. O., June l5-The attitude of
the SherrodsvilIe miners grows mora
menacing. The miners followed the sue
cessful burning of two bridges at Fuilers
mines by setting fire 90 the railroad station
and trestle. The fires were put out. and
while this WAS being done the miners
started another fire under a string Of
twenty box ears.
6REKSsBrRa. Pa. June Is Sheriff Nc
Cam and n posse of deputies went 10
Strickler today and found about 500 strsk-
ers guarding the coal train. which they
Tad forced the trainmen TO take hack from
Shoup's station. All but five obeyed the
sheriff when he ordered them TO dssperse,
and these were arrested and brought here
on special train.
DASyfLIK. H.. June l5.--The miners at
Missioniield who went 10 work yesterday
came out again today. A large number OF
striking miners congregated there last
night and those at work were intimidatsd.
BKAcH CTTy, O., June i5-Several shots
We're fired on Company A, Fourteenth
regiment, stationed three miles below
here. last night. and the soldiers returned
the fire and stood their ground. No one
was injured.
MAssrLLoS, O.. June 15.--Since early to-
day the Cleveland. Lorraine & Wheeling
road has been rushing along coal trains
northward. and the blockade which has
existed several days has been raised with
out an outbreak at any point The more
turbulent spirits among the miners view
the resumption of coal traffic on the road
with threats which bode evil to the COM
pany If on opportunity presents itself TO
put them into execution. Owing 10
threatened trouble north of here. the
military guard has been extended TO
Warwick and along the line from that
point to Urichsviile. Every bridge and
trestis Is heavily guarded.
LIrcHrIKLp, Ill, June I5.-At Mount
Olive the striking miners are still on the
rampage. Every freight train that has
passed through Mount Olive for the past
forty-eight hours has been tagged by them
and searched 20 SEQ whe ther coal was be-
ing hauled. The seals Of box cars wers
broken, but the contents were not tam
pered with. About 900 strikers are pres
ent, and ali are armed with clubs, baseball
bats and brass knnekles.