The record-union., 1894-06-23
srsc,a, to the REcoRD-UN1ox.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN-
PuxsurAwNEY Pa.), June 2.-The
Fifth and Sixteenth Regiments and the
Sheridan troops, under command OF
Brigadier- General John A. Wiley,
reached here at O'Clock. The troops
were marched at once to Walston, the
scene of the trouble.
The soldiers surrounded Waiston with
out shot being fired, except the accl-
dental discharge of cavalryman's car
bine.
at Bell, Lewis & Co.'s land skirmIsh
lines were formed and 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 approach of the militia the for
eigners ran to their houses or broke Tor
the woods.
This afternoon the coal company notl-
fed the foreigners to vacate the COM
pany's premises. Those refusing will be
evicted. a collision is expected before
long.
Last night Hungarians and Italians
raided the company's stores at Walston
and Adrian.
Everything is quiet at Walston to-
night. The arrival of the State troops
put stop to the rash schemes OF the tor-
eigners. The Lewis Il Yates Company
has given out that they intend TO start
their mines Immediately. They have
offered the English-speaking men thirty
five cents net, five cents below the price
Ioo q
a meeting this afternoon and unan1-
mously resolved to stay out and starYe
rather than to accept the thirty-tye cents,
and adopted another resolution to stand
out for forty-fve cents. being four cents
more than they agreed on TO compromise.
BLEW UP A BRIDGE.
WICHITA (Kas.), June 22.-A mob at
Round Pond tonight blew up the bridge
of the Rock Island with dynamite just
outside the corporate limits. The Sheriff
is powerIess. When the train passed the
CITY short time before without stopping,
according to the ordinance, the engineer
was shot at twice.
CARS BURNED BY STRIKERS
PHLLIPsBURG (Pa.), June 22.-Last
night the tipple and mine and railroad
cars at the Colo mines were burned by the
strikers. About 800 miners marched to
AIoass.aii.tiaIe, where men are Work-As g
the old rates. They made thorough
search for the working miners, but could
not find them.
MINERS PLEASED.
HoLTZDALE PA, June 12.-Notices
were posted to-day by the United States
Golfers Company that the Mount Yer
non collieries would start Monday at the
old rate, 80 cents per gross ton. The
notices were a pleasant surprise to the
miners, as the companies had seemed de-
termined to pay no more that 10 cents.
STRIKE IN INDIANA DECLARED OFF.
INDIANAPoLIs, June 22.-The miners
strike, so far as it relates to Indiana, was
formally declared off tonight at the
called State Convention of block and
bituminous miners, the convention rep
resenting the 5000 miners of this State.
The vote was to accept the Columbus
scale OF 90 cents for bituminous and 20
cents for block, and was carried by vote
of2S to H. Notwithstanding the accept
ance of this scale, the sentiment was
strong against the officers who signed it.
SITUATION IN OHIO.
MAssIILoN (O.), June 22.-The Mas
sillon coal operators announce their in
teution to-day of resuning work IN the
mines throughout the district, with old
mon if possible, if not, with new. Sixty
cents viii be paid.
STRIKERS WILL HOLD OUT.
SrREAToR GILL, June 22.-The conven-
ton of miners of the Northern Illinois
district, after two days session. passed
a resolution denouncing President Nc
Bride. and moved to hold out for last
years prices. The operators were in
vited to meet the delegates. but refused.
saying they would abide by the Column
bus scale.