The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19

Yesterday waS tho day sOt for tho 70.
turn 10 work Of tho minors who hayO
been out on Il atrike OF eight weeks
duration, and in this vicinity, II large
proportion Of them resumed toll with
the pick by the lanterns glare. AZ scy-
eral places work hUG not yet beou re-
aumed but in Il few days it is thought
the men will 10 at work at nearly all the
local mines.
At Glendale and Moundavillo noarly
all the non returned 70 work; at tho
Wheeling stool works plant in Ben.
wood a full force Is OF work, also at tho
several peddllng banks In Denwood and
South Wheeling. Joschim's and HAS
ley's mines, that do n local buslneae NJ
most entirely are among tho local banks
that resumed yesterday. Tho River
edo and Belmont works mines II is
SAID will resume operations to-day.
10 tho Bonwood people the rosump.
ton oil the mInCrg One 10 tho nature
OF god.sond. Tho various industrial
plaQts there have felt the effects OF tho
strike greatly, II plant, tho Wheeling
steel works, had been doing 4 business
oil $500 n day, and all Of tho others
were greatly hampored by tho lack Of
fuel. A general resumption Is now
looked Tor.
At Bogca run tho miners were not 1Rt.
istiod with tho terma OF the Columbus
settlement, and Yesterday refused to re.
sumo work except at M advance which
Superintendent Kuntz saya averages l2A
cents a ton over the scale the othGr
miners will 70 to work on.
a nulnhor OF tho mines on the c., L.
& W. road will start up this morning.
Tho Tunnel mlno and Rock Hill mines,
III Belmont county, commenced vestnr-
day morning In n small way, and to-day
every man at those mines expecta to 20
to work.
General Manager Woodford, OF the
Cleveland, LOsain / Wheeling road,
last evening received q telegram saving
that all mines on the Hooking Valley &
Toledo railway went to work Yesterday,
excepting the Straitsville mines. The
LOCKING Valley miners do not take any
stock in Adams's meeting to-day. and
prophesy that it will not amount to
much.
Tho minors at all the minos in Bell
afro and vicinity resumed work yester-
day. At some Of tho mines only part
OF the iorco vent on, rs the mines have
to be opened up cautiously after being
closed SO long, but oil are in operation
and moro OF tho miners will be at work
to-day. Sherman Glasgow, the member
OF the state executive board whose
home is ut Bellairc, went 10 Columbus
Yesterday to attend the meeting there
to-day, but not 4 delegate from any OF
the local mines thereabouts was sent,
Mr. Glascow being authorized TO Gct for
all Of tho mines there. The state board
will arrange the scale for tho day labor
ers, haulers. etc, about the mines on
tho basis OF the settlement
The miners at tho Laughlin nail
works, McCabo's, Burns, Sedgwick's,
A%pplegarth's and Diehl's, at Martins
Ferry, returned TO work yesterday at
the sixty cen rate, and tho Laughlin
will go on full to-day. Forty machines
Nc3c al NcSLCIuaN. IOTllOGS Vi IL were
on yesterday. LinilniCs 20 on to-day.
Ino miners At the .Etna.Standard yes
torday notified the management that
they were ready to 20 to work and were
in turn told that forly.fve OF the
old miners would not be employed.
This caused n great kick and hand-bills
were printed asking all miners to stay
away. About tiity-,wo work there.
Tho only Short creek miners that re-
turned yesterday were n part OF those
employed at Long itun. 4 lot OF the
laurelton miners went in yesterday
and came out again. 1t is understood
that about all OF tho miners in the
Short creek valley arc ready TO 90 to
work.
The Torkville, Gaylord and Kelley
miners Oh the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
went in yesterday. At tho last place
4 driver was discharged aud all OF the
men marched ont.