The morning call., 1894-06-23
AWED BY MILITIA.
RiOtOus Huns Take to
the Woods.
ALL VERY PEACEFUL NOW.
Governor PattiSon Made No
Mistake.
ALL VERY PEACEFUL NOW.
WESTERN MINERS DISSATISFIED
Denounci1g President Mcbride, and
Refusing to Go to Work Under
the Scale.

PUNXsU:rAwNEY. Pa. June %. - The
| Fifth andS Sixteenth regiments and the
Sheridan troops, under command of Brig
adier-Gen@ral John A. Wiley. reached
here at 7o.clock. The troops were marched
at once 10 WalstoD, the scene of the
trouble. The soldiers surrounded Nalston
without a shot being fred, except the ac-
cidental discharge of a cavalryman's car
bine.
At Bell Lewis & Co.'s land skirmish
lines were formed and q careful search
made for ambushed strikers and cannOns.
They had disappeared. Early to-day
| crowds OF foreigners were stationed on
hills overlooking the town. At the sp-
proach Of the militia the foreigners ran to
their houses or broke for the woods.
This afternoon the coal company noti-
premises, and those refusing will be
evicted.
Last night Hungarians and Italians
raided the company's stores at Walston
and Adrian.
Everything is quiet at Walston tonight.
The arrival of the State troops put stop
to the rash schemes of the foreigners.
The Bell Lewis and Yates Company
have given out that they intend to start
their mines Immediately. They have
offered the Englsh-speaking men 35 cents
net, cents below the price offered them
last week. The miners held a meeting
this afternoon and unanimously resolved
TO stay ont and starve rather than to accept
the 35-cent rate, and adopted another
resolution to stand out for 45 cents. being
3 cents more than they agreed to COM
promise on.
PHILLPsBURG. Pa. June %. Last
night the tlpDle and mine and railroad
cars at the Colo mines were burned by the
strikers. About 1900 miners marched TO
Mountaindale, where men are working at
the old rates. They made a thorough
search for the working miners, but could
not find them.
HoLTZDALE, Pa, June %. - Notices
were posted to-day by the United States
Golfers Company that the Mount Vernon
coIlieries would start Monday at the old
rate, so cents per gross ton. The notices
were a pleasant surprise to the miners, as
the companies had seemed determined to
pay no more than 40 cents.
SCoTTsDALE, Pa, June 22.-The miners
delegate convention WAS attended by
fortyfcur delegates. Resolutions to con-
time the strike were adopted.
DECATUR, H.. June 22.-The Miners
Union to-day voted 10 return to work as
individuals. Officers of the company re-
fused to say what the men will get
STREAToR, ILL.,. June 22.-The conven-
ton of miners of the Northern Illinois
district, after a two days session, passed
a resolution to-day denouncing President
Mcbride and moved to hold out for last
years prices. The operators were invited
to meet the delegates. but refused, say
ing they would abide by the Columb bus
scale.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 22-The miners
strike so far as it relates to indiana was
formally declared off tonight at the called
State convention of the block and btu
minous miners, the delegates representa-
the 5000 miners of this State. The vote
was to accept the Columbus scale of go
cents for btuminous and 20 cents for block
and was carried by vote of % TO ID. Not
withstsndng the acceptance OF this scale
the sentiment was strong against the Of
fcers who signed it.
MAssILLoN. Ohio. June 22.-The Mas
sillon coal-operators announced their in
tention to-day of resuming work in the
mines throughout the district with old men
II possible, and IL not with new. SIxty
pants will ha maid