The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
COAL STRIKERS HOLD FIRM.
REPORTS INDICATING GENERAL
sUsPEHsION or NINE WoRk.


sUsPENSioN OF NINE "Vhh'
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miners are out in the New River and Ksnawha
River districts. but the miners will hold con-
vsntion at Charleston River region.
A nesting OF the miners ut Charleroi early
this m orning forced the men at work for the
Mat. glass company to come out This COM
Dsny has special contract with the men. A
nno n to.d s "a. sdars.soS nv Jobn Cairns Of
NUN W-ua' "n . W $50
Est,nurss Tho cine men at the nsS'nI d.s Goa,
-hor, an .dv.n,a vas ofrsr.d astaa nv the
Mnom an su'snee nss os.ieu asu Tho
ORGANIZATION. have refused to go TO work. The
nn..n .n .s ., ,Ie IT.. TSomsoU G,.s. Worss
shut down indefinitely to-day owing to the
scarcity Of coal caused BY the strike.
PITIsBuBaH. April WIN re" eAcep.ions
all Of the mines In the Pittsburgh district are
IDLE to-day. Latest estimates pace eo the nun.
per OF unemployeu in'ners ~ io.Vov onu
sral and that IL to bring about n cessation OF
81 =, Oh. sandv Cr.sr TnrtI. Crsot and
Mork ~ ne oanu, otee VIZ ol e, c,' snu
land Gas GO% nOsn, n.,,, no,,,..
Coal and Coke Company. the largest company
in the Pittsbureb district. controlling some
half dozen mines fsyors the strike m oy.ment.
Mr.. Robbins. SAYS. however. that the national
officers Of the National Mine Workers. organi-
vation have acted unfairiy nv permittino In
diana and illinois miners to- Continue work
until MAY i. The operators OF these two
STATE, to Mr. EOs5 IN .b noS slS
A uniform rate shouid eTist Mr. Robbins saws
sithsr for opss,ops or employees nnSes prss
emit regulations
miners had hard time Of Il TO-DAY. At their
meetine on saturday Afternoon they voted not
to 20 out As ordered but said that they would
4 Ssa : E: and Ss. e. iJI
Mas sent to them yesterday from La Sale as to
the action OF the miners here. and at 5 o'clock
Snd the e
Wsnt 70 rors. The Visitors e prevented il. "an
The whistles At No 1 shaft at Laselle and at
Jones. located south OF ths rivers were blown.
but not q man responded. They left their
rsman named Bes.g e%SloyeS at one Of
mad. his escape s inso o1se. All is S%iet now
and Will be as long as the men from tho out
n possibls 10 i've up to tboir Contracts. WHICH
expire on May l. They are afraid to 60 to
ing mum bers OF the outside miners now in the
INVADED In this manner. thoash her H miners Ss
errand.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. April 23.-The situation
In the mining region OF the South is m ore seri-
Gus than at irst announced. About 1000 men
quit work in and near Jellico on Saturday. and
out sIosS dssi Sss
force the Coal Creek miners out. but they
have refused to strike without a grievance
Coal Greek operator announces that !. 900 OF
the minors there have to-day decided to walk
out any way. They will probably quit to-
morrow.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala April 23.-Fully 5000
Tney parndea the streets TINS morning bearing