The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
TO SETTLE THE STRIKE.
Information 10 the Effect that the miners
Trouble - About 20 End.

Trouble - ADbUl W h-b''
COLUMBUS. o.. May z.-Telegrams
,sssed between President John Mcbride,
Of the United States Mine workers, at
Springfield III. and Secretary L. A. Nc
Rryde here. this morning. in which the
former stated positively there was gong
- no a settlement Of the strike there.
This will result in the settlement OF the
whole strike 1t is believed. Some Of the
ohio operators. who have all along been
friendly with the National Miners OH
GERS have been put in possession or this
the settlement will be made. II it >suc-
ceads. upon a basis Of sixty cents per ton
In ohio and sixty-nine in Pennsylvania
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MINONK. ILL. May 2.-Everything is
ouiet here this morning. The Delevan and
canton military companies left last night;
The Peoria Company Is In camp south OF
the city. and win probably stay a few
oTNIONTOwN. PA. May 2o.--The threat
ened raid on the Kyle plant did not take
Mace to-day Dispatches report every
ming quiet through the region. Many
plants are working with Increased FORCES.
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POMEROY. OHIO. May @.zSenator
eight miles below here, are being moved Oh
bv six hundred strikers. The works are
guarded by the sheriff and ten deputies
with Calling gun. These are the ohiy
mines In operation In the district, ana
d iis effort is being made to close
them.
Tcn~essee strikers ID sprrnt-.
WASHINGTON. May PA special from
Knoxville Tenn. says the striking miners
I'm Jellico district have become desperate.
To-day when one OF the ce eIde c1 lax at
Newcomb the strikers armed themselves
and drove the laborers off. threatening 70
XIII them II they returned. The operators
ND will
their men.
.r.nc from the Coat ~trike.
s BRADDOCK. PA. May 29.-Braddock
is suffering much from the coke and
coal strike The entire Thompson steer
works are practically closed, and l'o"
The Pittsburg Wire Works. employing
$50 men. are shut down tight for lack
Of coal, The Duquesne forge. at Rankin
employing 200 men, has suspended opera
tions for the same reason.
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CRIPPLE CREEK COL. May %
Since o'clock this afternoon the min
ing district Of Cripple Creek has been
under a wet blanket of hard steady rain.
Everything is quiet in the various camps
tonight. and no special movement has
been made since this morning, either Nv
the miners or deputies. All sorts of wild
rumOrs have been ahoat mere to-day as
usual, but since the skirmish last night
between the pickets of the deputies and
the accommodating miners on horseback
near Hayden IN which three miners were
taken prisoners. No fighting has taken
place. Both sides seem TO be taking II
rest before again taking up the fight
The miners have made arrangements 10
meet the Governor tomorrow afternoon.
Early this morning q party of miners de-
scended upon the little town Of Orna-
conda. and went through all the houses
after fire arms. 1t IS said that they
we're after several men az 3inst whom they
fla md mo-
the effect of sending a number of promi-
uent mining men out of the district. The
miners this afternoon decided that no
lewspaper men should hereafter be a
l0wed within the lines. and appointed a
press committee" TO give out the names
or those men.