Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
liners WARFARE.
V,t,, Load Of Powder Exploded Of
Cripple Creek.
the TELEPHONE WIRES CUT
ps,,r D,pulics said TO he Attacked
Trouble In Many
Places.

cairrfE CREEK, Colo, May GA
vs,op load Of powder was backed up
.,,,p.tt hs shaft house Of the Strong
..,g. by tue strikers today, aud eK.
Lei Several men we're In tile
,,,u house short time before.
w5s,bsr they got out alive ia not
,s,sp. All telephone wires le ding
,.., the bills has been cut. II IL
feared the telegraph wires will gosoon.
10 B. reported that the Denver
J,rutles have reached the Victor and
were Immediately assaulted.
COAL MINES ABANDONED.
l,sutE, Ills, May s5.-The coal
r,rI.auir. have abandoned the mincs
t.f1. Six huudred minrrs are said 10
irrming from Spring Valley aud a
s1frni train containing militia is eI.
ftetei every moment. The foreign
miners Afe organizing TO march 10
Oitawa, where two OF their numbsr
ore pfiionrr.
MONS DisrFRsED Ky RAIS.
UoNSELLsviLLE, Pa, May IA
cold rain last night dispefsed several
mobn aud ayettod blOOdehed. The
nf,t moi formed near Ponnsville and
marched TO Meyer over muddy roads
tfrceitd by bands. When the
strikers arrived within u quarter
OF mile VI the plant they were
net by delegation who told them that
twenty-five mon were guarding tho
plants aud two gatllug guns were
ready for action. the strikers turned
towards the summit but became OK.
hausltd, aud after many hAd fallen by
the wayside, the mob dislefsed.
Another mob VI 1000 mSfched TO
JImt0wn 10 make an attack at day.
break, but tho wind aud fain NO be-
iumbcd them thai they sought shelter
a. Dunbar n large mob also assembled
but dispersed ne soon a. they learned
the company had secured mn lnJunc.
ton. The operators claim heavy
gains at all plants today.
A FUsiLADE OP BULLETS.
CENTRALIA, May IS. - Flfly
Duquoln miners at O'Clock this
morning crcpt stoalthiiy ~ tho Cet-
ITALIA mines. The fret known OF thoir
~ roach was when n iusilado VI
lulrls was fired against the mine com.
nbys Office. Fortunately the guards
vtfga short distance away. They re-
Afnod the IRE, and the hssAilants He'd.
Az far ~ known no one was hurt. A.
O'clock the troops arrived anu tue
bwn was put under military guard.
News has reached here from Du.
quoin that more strikers are ondeAVCr.
lng TO steal n train and come here.
AZ Breeze the strikers are preparing 10
march.
Yesterdays nATTLE GROUND.
UNIJNTOwS, Pa, May 20. - Al
Washington Run plants, where tue
battle occurred yesterday, all II quiet
today. The w0fkmon there nave
struck. The night was one OF terror,
owing 10 tho report that 5000 men
from the River district were marching
on Sickle Hollgw 10 avenge the death
OF their comrades, This march was
abandoned when President CAirness Of
the Pltubutg district arrived last
evening. Tue River miners have been
couuseled by the leaders TO keep with.
IN the law.
Tue itquest on the four dead strikers
txouerated the deputies. The coroner,
however, says the Inquest was un.
authorized and ordered Deputy Coroner
Richard to hold another Inquest today.
THREE HUNDRED MINERS ON the
WAR PATH,
spRISGFtELD, May Co. Governor
Altgbld today received a telegram
from Sheriff Dowell, Williamson UOun'
~, saying three hundred miners IRON
MuTphysborOugh many armed, RT.
rived at CArtervillo this morning and
camped within half a mile OF ~. Louis
nj the Big MILDLY Coal oompany's
works, thfeatening TO destroy thum aud
XII the manager aud superintendent,
Governor Altgeld declined 10 send
tf0ops
= PRUiTLEss CONFERENCES.
ST. LOUIS, May GA iruilless con,
terence Of mine operators and Ownen
And representative coal miners Of the
southern portion Of Illinois was held
hsto today. The strikers insisted that
the national organization be recognizes
hnd "a fetllement made through the
committee appointed at Clovelaud
The operators will deal only with
those directly interested In southern
AlllhOlh WORK.
A FIERCE ENGAGEMENT.
The train bearing 100 deputies
reached Victor at 10 O'Clock. Foul
hundred miners Immediately sur,
founded the deputies and the lighting
began. II Ia not known whether any
was killed, The deputies finally sought
SHELTER In the Independence mine shat
house, but they were driven out aud
IRE uUw Ia the hills east OF the mine,
Hundreds Of miners armed with Win
Cheututs are patrolling the TondH. Aunt,
1--we shaft house, 40 we'll as Strong
las been blown up. Part OF u,
mob 10 now on tho way 10 the Victor
tAd Pharmacist mines and after blow
iug up tbs shafts there intend TO pro.
coed TO the Summit mine, At Sun
blll Hill the minera have barricades
VI logs ana are plentiiully supplied
WIN explosives.
Az Pun. eighteen Ortwenty deputy
'Aefiiis nave surrendered TO the stTik.
n, being told that n they surrender
lhvir rifles and side arms they vii
l'celve no personal injury, They are
icing marched 10 this city under /
.trorS guard but II Ii an open question
u tnry will get here safely.