The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-22

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svsrs fise scsnes Of shs csaks rexsoz Vii ~
repeated here
sxEsrnesx, "a. Aprzl 1z--TAe miners ~
tie t*e Esaoska rszses are osE
CaLrsnTs. O.. Arrsl .L-E<po<ss soscsy
~ nssso@s1 headquarters u tie Nsz<-s
taso1 are 20 tAs effect sAss in ths book
szsz4 E<s1s q Indiana, WHARF, tae msn hsvs
. contxSst. they via work two esys :
s<sk rasal May !, whsn tier vii Sosn in
To szsr~asscn- 4a-yf.rs has sssze1 -
tie s1spsnsson- On -. Ssx xm1 Exnx-
rha rs~sss there 10 ever indsessAon Ct ,
Esr<raa szspe1sion- IL - 40 open sec-ss
tAst the o2e<ssors Of this rexsos syr-
rsfssiss rita shs srsy<assoa -sad hope the
miners Vii via Seven hsa1-e6 area are
CIT - sfssk-svs5is- ali tie mixers ct San
DAY Park Vssaey are cat. s5css ia.
PoxrE0x, o.. Apris 9z-TAe nsi1ers cf
this 6issrses laid down saesr tooss to-day
Five operators slgai1e1 tzei- willingness
20 rsy the price demanded.
CossKI1xyrrxx, Pa. April sL-Thefs u
great Eacevsasagy seroaxAoz. the entire
r-~sca soc.r - 10 tie possibilities % tire
eoxers 50sninx In the geEs-al strike
Among tss operators tie opaasor 10 geo.
erM that the men viii net 20 o1I The
strike leaders. however. are cnnadsns s1ss
tae rnen viii eoms out aa6 ne s1ceess.al-
AIrsoss. Pa, April ai--FSvs hundred
rasn N Back eo1ats stSppes ~o-k yesser-
Gar. Ssx taoassnd miners quit u: noon
today. u GAIA ris county the small oy<r-
ssors admit tha. she ysr1cs for mining il
TOO los. tut say they we're forced BY the
larger companies 10 scale Is down 20 meet
the prices Of e3zi-
.Nsces. No, April 21.-Ths B<v!er
miners ell suspended york today IN &c
corcsnce With the order Of The Columbus
convention. There are very few men
working .; Ardmors. l. =, and they de-
eicet not 20 70 eat.
LEsxEsvesrH. Kan. April 2t.-The
miners Of this section did nos 60 On strike
today. They declared ria: tssy have had
enough Of sympathetic strikes. being o7s
% work three montas last year on tia:
account and gaining nothing
TopxKA. Kan. April 1-Advtces from
various parts Of Kansas today show tha.
the coal miners ia this state are not pay
ing mach attention 20 the STRIKE order
issued Dy the United Nine Workers OF
America. Only . ANAL number Of the
500 miners IN fkis state belong 70 the
association. aaa acne Of them are anxious
20 quit work.
sTglss VALLEY. H.. April 2i-Ths
rniners::ot spring Valley. La Sale. og.esby,
feru. SeaionvtIie. Ladd and Leneyvi.ls
are nos on strike. These places mploy
nearly 100 miners ard every Man work
Ing IN and around the mines is out.
sTxEar0s. III, April 2i--Tne miners OF
this city and vicinity this afternoon unani-
moSsly decided 10 obey tue instructions Of
the Columbus convention
WK,IsBoso. Pa. April 1.-Two shou
sand coal miners at Arnos. Antrim, Morris
Ran and faa Brook, in the coal country
obeyed the order OF the United Nine
Workers Association. and went cat On
strike today. The outlook here il very
distressfGi. as many Of the strikers are in
hard circumstances
PHfrIlrsErEG, Pa, April 2L-Ten thou
sand miners and isborers are idle in this
immediate vicinity. The operators rely
On The strike being CT short duration, be-
cause OF the impoverished condition of the
men. They claim they have supply OF
coal on the market enough 10 last until
the miners are ready to resume work
CEasInToS. w. Va. April 1.-THE best
information obtained from many coal
operators indicates that few If any OF the
kansshs minsrs viii go cut The United
Nine Workers hare little or no organixa-
ton there. The rnsn may strike. bat il is
improbable. On Ne. river. Echo, Central
and Fire creeks the miners went on: a.
noon. TIE miners have called . meeting
for Monday.