Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-11
TRE And DYNAMITE.
a, ,t,,s Bum RllIrOid Bridges
and Hold Up Trains
.,,r. orrRleEs COMMITTED.
..,,,,p Woikmsn Held rrisouers
"a ualirrated, but Finally
Rescued.

r,ystaSD, June 1.-THE striking
" ~ ne to a Cleveland, Lor'
'.,,d wheeling railroad bridge at
,r,,,l, last night The structure
.,,pmled with coal oil. The
,,.,re hnally subduod. Mnssillou
=, decided last night that coal
i',rlll be held up aud everything
m, done TO prevent fuel from be-
-.,t N Cleveland. a spy discON
n Inc meoting receive rough
n,f'ns. The railroad people autic
a',,-sbir la the vicinity ut Udchh.
and Midvalc today If1ois are
vi c5ncsuifaled ~ these points.
Tro9rs HELD ~ READINESS.
WurgliNu CKEEiS, OhiO, June H..
re,fi. Today we're made to bufn
'.'l,.,outup Cluyelaui, Lorraine Is
s,,slinf failfoa1 ut Midvule anu the
LA Dlvef. Al tho latter place
h dance were extinguishcd ny n
usbmau. The minsra tried 70 dive
Nj agay by shooting. The sheriff
esputIrs on guari. Tnu Second,
,f.tenth ami sixteenth regiments
,,tsfe. C0al trains arc running.
mONS or WITH DYNAMITE.
PlmisouAM, Ala, June il.-The
Ifln bfidge on the Kansas Guy,
r,nphis aud Birmingham 1T Carbon
gnuas blown up with dynamite this
isius. The bridges ut Patton,
Md mines and other points have
Ia turned. The strikers are de-
siaIrsi 10 prevent the transportation
d cal
cosFERENcE ABOUT WAGES.
ColuaHus, June 1.-THE iOint com-
rlte 0u astale OF wage, composed 90
.snion aud miners, 10 IA executive
sslou toIay. Each aido expressed
re- feeling that circumstances else.
'ghtit placed an agreement here Ia
. .MIy. J0hu Mcbride said the
ZEN were not cOntsuding TOT the re-.
sluiton VI tho mineTs' uuion, but Tor
iusliofm scale.
Toe statement wired from hero that
u strike had been settled except I'm
.ass, 10 not correct, but tho confer.
10 will not adjourn until u issettled.
ls pODablo bssis Oi settlement IL the
40sitlOu OF Colonel Rond TO pay u
bic VI 80 cents Ia Pennsylyanin, Us
~ ia Ohio, anu other territory ia
u Proportion until September ith,
ssu the rats will be Increased 10 ~
gttttrn Pennsylvania, and la other
iuIlcs In proportion.
RAPID FimSo HEARD.
fASA, H., June ll.-rhe mob Ia
tgny larger here. Tho Springfield
issrs declare they viii stay six
lHlhs n necessary, to close PAna
ile.. More troops arrived 10 day.
d attempt was made TO enter shaft
b = by miner who ran away when
,tr,ud. IL II believed he was struck
shots fred by ths guards. At "a.
,uufu was rapid firing nuar Center
ny. The militia marched to the scene
=. lluui nothing.
IHE FOUR PRisONERs RESCUED.
UAiUNTUWN, Pa, June 1.-THE
I've American wotkmen taken prison.
Dc BY moi OF foreigners at New
alytu on Saturday, were ovoTtaken at
iilichauce anu rescued ut noon today
j Toe deputies. They were still bea'-
Is the placatds ana were chalk.
baked from head 10 foot. They were
Auied from Ono crowd 10 another
utsitay until lanuUi In tho
lnten' camp at Kyle. The
spullts arc collecting all evil
tuco available anu many arrests
VII 30 made. It's estimated that not
us than 900 strikers handled tho
toIkmrn from the time OF their cap.
atc ~ New Haven until they wore
tseued toisy. The woTEmen were
Vie 10 identity their CaptoH and will
" Tear 10 appear against them.
L'tt night the strikers Visited the
insu on George Creek, where part VI
De coal shipped out over the state line
load Is miued, broke up the tools and
sastlharrows, tore cut the support at
ae entrance TO the banks and cAvei Ia
houl twenty feet OF thu banks.
A Jury has Osan impHnelo1 10 hold
~ inquest over tho body OF john
Aohlali, a 5lRy, killed la yesterday
Allv. RsspoTahSck aud CoTuak will
f The others were not seriously
blurred.
FBOM CRIPPLE CREEiS.
VHlrrlE CHEEIl, Junu II. - The
W uhys lott here today for Colorado
slhngs 10 accordance with the agree
lsnl between Genstal BROOKS AID
ols'lil Blwers. The militia will re-
. -.ln 10 the velocity OF the mines u
Reserve the peace.
WAITE Is NOT SATISFIED.
DBNvGR, June 1.-THE agreement
l,4t ~ Cripple Greek between Giur.
~ bIloks and sheuti BOwors 10 uOl
HNoVel Ia all respects by Governor
gaNr' He wired AdJutant General
'aIshcy Today that tho troops cannot
/. u'ud as guarde. The minerh' arms
1.li' DO restored 10 them and not g7eT
twenty-five miners Hrrested.
ANOTHER BRIDGE BLOWN VI.
VLtvELAND, juno ill.-Early today
,'.g'' tgtsllo bridge on the Wheeling
nv L'he Etle road, located at EAst
Wuenvllle, i've milea northwest OIL
a'slI0n, Was blown up WITH giAuI
'uet hnu tho suins burned. iut
'''' uAuhut be opened Tor many days.
tinLIRAcltRD a COAL TRAIN.
AlLyALE, OHIO. June ll.-shortly
I'.Io uooh t.uay 4U0 slrikIng mluefi
~ p a norlhbUuni coal train on the
,,''ahl, Lorraine anu WheelInl
i,.' Ahe conductor, engineer and
.Wah were given five mihutOa Il
nU