Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
STRIKE SITUATION.
,,,-ie OilraglS and Serious
" Wrecks Reported
,r,cg At CRIPPLE CREEK.
....., leaders Of tho strikers Dis
,,p,i and work to BE Re
umed Next Week.

,iur Leaders OF 'no ''A'
,,r,i aud work to BE Re
umed next Week.
,,,,,,,s FrRRY,o., June e.-Early
.,,nlug n bridge ON the Ciove-
for,iae s wheeling road was
'. ,,,v,d with dynamite by the erik
~, camp Of the militia. Run
,oal trains today will cause more
sats
otruBus, June "a report has
,,s,i,ei here that the miners at
ss,,,llls on the Cleveland q Pitts
.,,dl,,on Of the Pennsy lyauia road
M ,,s,ufed coal train and wrecked
ai ifsIsh, today
ORDER PREVAILS.
pr1sprRu, June y.-rhore has been
:, ai,ofdsr At any point for forty'eight
an The report that the strikers
-, ding on the deputies ut Mauown
d. o'clock l. entirely without founda'
7. Al McKeetport order prevails.
q, deputies have possession Of the
,ss IN tho coke region there has
,,a no lefious outbreak for several
als
Al CRIPPLE CREEK.
CRIPPLE CREEK, June 0.-Pehce
ruln today. rhs militia ate en-
.npsl on Bull Hill. The deputies
40 camp aud ca 10 Cripple Creek.
g,ia Bowers says he will keep them
,p until the inturrsotion Is broken.
n ha warrants for 200 miners on
VI murder, assault to murder,
inud larceny. melting riot. The mill
/ uy lrtlefr VI tho miners are missing
u tie Ulcers VI thv union are still
Ne. The mines will reopen next
nsL
Dnm0YED ny Dynamite
SOMERSET, Pa. June 0.-Last night
= lipples, BtubRker and Coleman
hss, nrAf Berlin, Pa, were destroyed
dytamite' Last night was tue mist
~ 10 several weeks tbs force has not
isn working. 10 10 supposed the
.l1ge was committed by strikers.
A FRIENDLY CONVENIENCE
y, LOUIS, June IA conference
Alte,s anu oletAlota OF toutnotn
lllis Logan ~ Eas' ~. bluis WIN
iIelI.tenthtlon OF both slues' lhe
.,oIlus.eu ooaI company SonlIo.,
AlAfse number OF mlhes' lgnoreu
Inv, n ,li.cu..,on a wa. d,cid.d
4 the miner delegates, represent
$3.50 miners, should caucus anu
iiate proposition regarding wages,
3 AZ the same time the operators
'sli discuss thelr c0urte.
Ttry coSpru
COLUMBUS, Ohloi June IA com
lee Of coal operators Is oonieTring
is with representatives OF the min.
+ regarding the settlement OF the
ase.
A ClSCILiAToRY FEELiNo.
,,..,... n. -, n -,
'lN y, ~, ! ~ 'uno ~ uohIeI'
y, y. I'M vpet s anu III wN
, usiu s.,s sI'v. NUM- ~ eonui'N'
" '''''"s P'o'H''
KENTUCKY MINERS WANT WORK.
CENTRAL CITY. XIV .Jun,g-A Ia,ye
HgNd Of miners is mere To meet the
itnlois IA Joint caucus IL II b,-
,'tl that The strike Will be ended
say, h lar ~ hontuoky mlnefH are
-iesineu'
rnpanies OF West Virginia militia
sa ~, 1870 quay anu moNeu On bosss
80 nS',.l ny i'o,ois io'.eA'eI ou'
r.s'' Iss'..uu,'onn ~ ue@ons VI PIaoes
80. ~ tosu SUI 'ho uooPs Weie
~ p"i,in, no,ins MY MI Ha uI
.rs nng , nn,,',,,l Iu Unio iihes
,'n nov eompie'eiy under guard
.'lrly my miles. Al OHIO
.,s,'I I h", tnu militia were mel ny
sv. and liz n,en, Noi li,'t , shu
iu,,t AZ 80 roi''y y, s.V ,,,,s anu o'ieAs
MN hn,, ' f Dne 'b n man was
Wb,siins 80 p. IN u'yve, On w
rrlIstss.t,s ~ ',,suuIE ui,islohl wy
A. t,s,rs 0'S' VAN anu uiOoAAueu
,,,
'ah STRIKE PRACTICALLY END I'D.
LATR0Bp. Pa. Jup.o-rr IN mon,
Nv Conference bstw.en nina. snd
ilsnlors OF this g,strict failed ~
rAlsrallEe. Only ons ans,atS, come
several works aTe rnn,Ia, nil snJ 4,
Thought lhat Inc styita - n,s,tIosi,v
,sded.
fhAoEFuL Al FROST BURG.
fROsrHuRo. June p.-Evs,vthi,, a.
,e.1ul III the frOntburg region tOuhy,