The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-06

49, SAA Va onerlA Ming, VI Allegheny
county, Governor Brown to day ordered
the fourth and fifth regiments OF the
State militia to Cumberland coal mining
regions. They left Baltimore this even.
ing on three special trains.
AdjutantGeneral Henry Kyd Douglass
IS In com mand OF the troops. Brigadier
General Stewart Brown has charge OF
the two regiments. They should arrive
at Cumberland about mid night and will
be at the Frostburg mines in the morn.
Ing to protect the workers irom inc
strikers.
Mobbed the workmen.
MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, June 5.-rhis
evening when the national tube work
men, who have taken the places of
strikers, came out t1ey were met by a
mob OF several Thousand. Many of the
workmen returned within the enc losure,
out a number OF them attempted to get
to their homes. These were set upon
by the strikers and terribly beaten,
The entire police force were on duty,
put they were powerless. AS far as
known no one was killed, but several
were badly injured.
About O'clock the mob surrounded
the works and are now in possession of
the plant Ths sheriff has been called
F>~- ~'AN wv NOPu0AOo Will l6hV6 LOT me
scene on the first train. The mob has
heard that the deputies are coming and
threats are made that they will kill
them. The deputies will be under the
command OF Sheriff Richards. who Is a
courageous man, and he will attempt to
force the mob from the works
Holding Up the Coal Trains.
WHEELING, w. Va, June 5-The
miners at bridge No. on the Cleve-
land Lorraine and Wheeling road, west
OF Bridgeport, were again heavily re.
inforced to day and now mum Der over
1000. There is no rioting. but the men
are as dntor mined as ever that no coal
trains will be hauled. Over Q 1000 cars
OF Monongahela coal are blocked at the
Glenwuod Il Mcmahon yards on account
OF the Cleveland, Lorraine and Wheeling
tie up.
The Belmont county miners made a
ooid move last night when they stopped
coal train on the Baltimore and Ohio
at franklin station. A large number OF
miners are congregated there to dayand
Sheriff Scott is on the scene.
The 1000 miners in Belmont county
have reached the desperation point and
no peaceablc appeal will likely avail.
The stops age OF che Baltimore and Ohio
shuts out The last channel of Virgtnia
coal 10 me iakrr
An at,t mpt WAS made TO blow up
Yochutn's mines east OF this place last
night The damage WAS slight.
A Settlement In the Districts.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 5.-Tho miners
strike committee adopted set Of reso-
lutions tonight after having been in
executive session since 10 O'Clock this
morning. The resolutions declare that
in light Of the inability of the miners
and operators to effect general settle
ment, the members OF the national ex
ecutive committee and the district presi.
dents to whom WAS delegated the power
TO ac5 for the miners ut the Inst convon-
ton of the United Mine Workers Of
America, declare their willingness to
meet with the operators of the mines in
the various districts to attempt and il
possible effect settlement OF tho min.
ing prices.
The conferences of representatives OF
the miners and operators Of the differ
ent districts is to be arranged for and
hold not later than Saturday, juno 9.
The resolutions were opposed by both
President Mcbride and Secretary Nc
Bryde. Inasmuch as they have all
along declared that they would only
consent to a national settlement OF the
strike, the resolution looks very much
as II the miners are beaten.
The Situation at Cripple Creek.
DENVER, Col, June st Is consid-
cred doubtful If the mine owners at
Colorado Springs will consent to the
arbitration agreement entered into last
night between Hsgerman. Moffat and
Governor Waite. They state that they
will have nothing to do with it until
their OIL operty is returned to them.
The sheriff continues to send men to
the front OF Cripple Creek The miners
state they will continue the fortifications
until President Calderwood. OF the
Union, arrives. Thus the situation is
practically the same, although the
strikers profess TO indorse the arbitra-
ton.
Reports OF the Killing Exaggerated.
CHARLEsTowN, w. Va, June 5.-Re.
ports that four non union miners were
killed from ambush last night at Powell.
ton are exaggerated. Two mon, En-
gneer Elijah ard John Bradon, were
badly wounded and the latter may die
Cocker Gibson was attacked and had
hin tnroas cut and will die Marshal
Vinso left for the scene OF the trouble
tc day and three companies OF militia
are ready to move at any moment
should any more trouble occur.
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