New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
MINERS NOT UNANIMOUS.
DISTRICT MEETINGS VOTE ON THE CO.
LUMBUs AGREEMENT.
SOME DECLARE IN FAVOR OF RETURNING ~
uuo,x OTHERS DECIDE TO REMAIN ON
sTRIKh,-rHE INDIANA AND WEST
FnN MEN WILL STAY OUT.

sTRIKE-rHE INDIANA AND WEST
FRN MEN WILL STAY OUT
p,,.shure June 1s-Seventy coal operators or the
Pittsburg district met at the offices OF the Ooa EN-
change this morning and ratified the action OF tnei
committees at the Columbus ONO, conference
They decided 10 start up their mines on MonuaS
next -,
rha district convention Of miners concluded It's
xvork TODAY after another stormy session, during
which they finished up matters pertaining 10 'ne
wage scale and considered ways ana means Oh sup
porting the miners who will be locked out oy '''
operators Who refuse to be governed oy '"e 'e.Iil
Of settlement II is estimated that In THIS u's"'0'
about 900 miners will remain Idle from TINS cause
and viii require support from those who Will go 10
work Monday.
Altoona. Penn. June ,6--The compromise rate
offered by the miners the operators OIL '"s' '"'
Central Pennsylvania district. has been acCep'e" W
n majority OF the operators. and work Will be gen
,rarv resumed on Monday The offer OF the miners
Ia for Is GEMS a gross ton and 20 cents net ION
This settlement made at a conference held IN 'n's
city this afternoon applies TO al. operators ou' .ne
Berwiud-whi:e Company ana It is thoIsH Mss lHA'
'' Newcastie, Penn June l6-The miners empoysd
at the Hoyida'e mines held ds Tesgns last "S''
The Jefferson County miners on the n So OF me ne
Wheeling and Lake Erie Ra!ToaG nave 5s ComouS
settlement . -.
Phdlipsburg Penn. June 1.-THE miners OF the
Beech
much dissatisfied with the compromise settlements
made bv their officials. and the local lodges are
passing resolutions calling upon the officers 10 re-
sslyn The operators conference IN ihlauelpIilI'
vance It viii be week before any mining VIII be
done in these districts. II tnen
streator H. June 1.-THE miners OF the Streator
6istr1ct whose wages according to the compromise
no,a odontad at Columbus would be 10 cents ton
less than they received before the STRIKE nea d
alt
and 10 continue the strike indefinitely
New Philadelphia, Ohio. June 1.-THE miners OF
Rarn Hill. Goshen and Stone Creek at meeting
yesterday decided 70 remain out and continue 'he
Strike six hundred miners are involved
Mineral Point Ohio. June ia joint meeting OF
,riners of Mineral Point and SherrodsVle. with over
500 miners present decided not to accept t.e o9ni,
tons OF the Columbus compromise put 10 submit t
the question to another convention thus ihuorsiie
State President Adams
Massillon Ohio June l6-Nothing Of a disquietins
nature IS reported as having occurred last night be-
tween Beach City and Warwich distance of TWEEN
tyegh: miles guarded by the en- kesm Dcampe Or
from Sherrodsvle. where the le.n Is envarp ne
United States Marshal Haskell Passed over ~, ~, !.
cleveland Iorain and Wheeling Railway last nght:
He has nc idea that he VIII De- oo iS S mo obi
The Massillon district miners will meet on &
Columbus settlement Even should they accept the
terms they could not 50 10 WORK on Alorda! as
Vsney prices while the settlement contemplates an
added Is for the MasSllon district FNe 90
Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling Railway without
moiestation.
Rich Hill Mo. June 16.-Dlstrict Presien; Thomas
McGregor Of the United Mine Workers Association
held conference with committee OF miners yes
terday The operators hold out but little induce-
ment toward a settlement OF the strike arg
number Of the miners however are ready 10 resume
work at the old prices. and II Is expected hat nexI
Monday will all the mines In this dlstrict IN
operation.
Terre Haute. Ind. June 1s Speciality Two
thirds vote tonight the Indiana joint convention OF
block and btuminous miners resolved 10 ignore the
agreement made al the Columbus convention anc
10 continue the strike The votes cast lot con-
tnuance Of the strike numbered Sc out OF W Inc
convention was large one, every Assembly pelhs
represented Without a dissenting vote a resolu-
ton was adopted asking for the resignation OF
State President Joseph Dunkerly National wee
President Penna. Of Indiana; National President
John Mcbride, National Secretary Patrick McBride
and all others who signed the Columbus agreement
State President Dunkery addressed the convention
in his own behalf but IL had no effect. He DC,
Tended his action. saying II was the best that coud
be done under the circumstances. National Ice
President Penna tried to address the convention
but II refused TO hear him, and he vent away IN
had humor. A committee was appointed 10 wall
on President Eugene V. Debs. Of the American
RAILWAY Union TO confer with him and secure the
assistance Of that organization. but Presden; Deoi
was in Chicago.