The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-03
DIANA THE SEAT OF WAR.

m}n@LS. Four companies Of artillery and
one com paHy from Anderson, under COM
.mand of Adjutant-General Robbins, left
here: al O'Clock tonight for Cannels burg.
- They will be joined at Seymour by other
companies. The strikers are defiant, and
tT0uble.is expected.
At Shelburn the situation is serious
The Sheriff attempted, with the assistance
of a:strong posse. to move coalcars side
tracked there, but was driven away by the
strikers. The news of the Governor or
derinG 0ut the militia was received with
defiance, aud the strikers declare that
: theyare prepared to whip any force the
: Governor sends. They are armed, and it
: is. said are well supplied with giant pow
der with which they threaten to blow up
any train which attempts to bring soldiers
into their midst Colonel ". J. Mckee
Qf:thIs city has left for Shelburn. He will
meet companies comprising about 800.
This feeling at Terre Haute, point in
touch with The miners troubles, is that
= the force is insufficient and boodshed can
+ not be aVerted. When the militia arrived
at Cannels the railroad company be-
= gan. unm0lested to repair damages done to
. its: Tracks and will soon be able to run
: trains Through.
:. .>FheG0yeTnOr at noon received a mes
sage from the Sheriff of Davis County
saying all: hope of settlement of the diff
: Guilty had been abandoned, and the adju-
: tant=geneTaI was ordered by the Governor
tQ:calfoT. nine companies. Calling guns
= from this city were also ordered. The
: route Of the troops was kept secret to pre-
yentthe interruption of the soldiers.
: MITCHELL, Ind, June Five hundred
State troops arrived tonight under COM
nand of: AdjutaUt- General Robbins and
immediately went into camp preparatory
tomQVing on to CannelSbuTg. forty miles
west Of here, tomorrow. The Calling
gun was in the baggage-car, and in the
Tide from ,IndianapOlis here the militia
took turns practicing With il.
CASayELsBURG, Ind, Jnne 2-12 mid
pight.-Miners from the surrounding
towns, hearing that troops are coming, are
n!asSing here to help the local miners in
resisting the soldiers. The strikers at
tempted to burn coalcars tonight, but
were prevented by citizens.
w AbHINGTON. Ind, June 2.-Five hun
dfed miners at Cannelsburg to-day com
pelled The conductors Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Southwestern 10 sidetrack forty car
loads Of coal in transit from Cincinnati 10
ST. Eouis. They derailed three cars, upset
Onaand tore up the track. No heed was
gIven.the injunction papers. The Sheriff
has autographed the Governor for troops.
Brazil, Ind, June 2.-The moving of
coal trains was tonight prevented by
striking miners. The train crew, finding
> Themselves powerless, abandoned their
efforts. The action has created much
excitement
PmTSBURG. Pa, June at is alto
Rether probable that the developments
early next week will have much to do in
either settling the big strike or bringing
about a radical change in the situation. 1t
@asIntended to keep secret the fact there
world, be a meeting of the mine-owners'
executive board. but it leaked out in a
dispatch from Cleveland. and was con-
firBeJl by the local officials.
.JoHNsTOwN. Pa, June 2.-Notices have
been posted on the Cambria Iron Works
C0mpany's mechanical department that
one,half of the employees will be suspended
indefinitely The cause for cutting down
is not known.
MARION. ILL.,. June AT Carteryille
this evening a mob of over a hundred
strikers assembled near the tracks leading
the railroad men from pulling out the
loaded cars. The commander OF the local
militia company has received orders to be
in readiness for service.
PANA, Ill, June 2-Unless the Railway
Union and Brotherhood, hauling coal from
this point, can be prevailed upon at the
meeting tomorrow to strike, the coal
miners Will ell go to work on Monday
Represent atiYe miners left to-day for
Peoria.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June "A committee
appointed by the miners of jackson County
has started to Roanoke, Va, TO make
formal request of the officials of the Nor
folk and Western to haul no more Poca-
hontas coal into Ohio. No trouble is an
tcipated now until the return of the COM
mittee. All was quiet at the miners head
quarters to-day.
.=.-CHIELICoTHE. Ohio. June 2.-Mlners
have started from Wellstone to close down
tine mines operating near Hamden. The
Baltimore and OHIO Southwestern train
was stopped at Wellstone last night. All
the cars were broken open and the train
searched for coal
BRIDG EPoRT, Ohio, June 2-Miners as
sembled here today armed with clubs and
guns. A coal tram was started for Cleve-
land and the mob forced the crew to take
II back to the yards. An effort will be
made to start two trains to Cleveland and
trouble ia expected.
MCARTHURs, Ohio. June 2.-Sheriff
Jennings received word tonight that loco
miners from Wellstou and adjoining town
ships had seized a coal train at East Ham
den. The Sheriff and Marshal went down.
POMERoY, Ohio, June 2.-Eighty-fopr
miners at Spillman, w. Va, Joined the
union to-day and were notified to vacate
the company's houses by June 10.
=. ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 2.-An Atcbison
train was seized by the striking coal-mtn-
.ers several miles south of this city to-day
Sheriff Carson and his deputies, accom-
panied by United States deputies, recap
tured the stolen train at Agency. When
the posse reached Agency on special
train the miners had but few men, the
balance having deserted when they heard
the. officers were coming. The deputies
charged those who remained, but they
broke into the timber aud but FIVE were
captured then. The remainder were
chased over the country and dozen were
captured, but not ugtil several of them
.hnd drawn knives and had TO be dubbed
iRtO submission. Those captured were
brought back to the city at IL O'Clock to-