New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
DETERMINED TO RESUME.
PENNSYLVANIA OPERATORS DECIDE TO
MAKE NO CONCESSIONS.
THEY WILL GUARD EACH MAN WITH DEPUTY
NO DISTURBANCES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DEsTI-

THEY WILL. GUARD EACH MAN WITH A DEPUTY
No DISTURBANCES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DEsTI-
TUITION AMONG TIE MINERS
Philadelphia, May 2s-No concessions, no arbi-
tration a deputy for every miner ana deter
nina alton 10 resume mining was the result OF the
meeting here this afternoon Of the coal operators
NJ the bitum,nous region Of Ciearield. Broad Top
and Beech Creek
Tho unbroken front presented by the miners
was considered by many OF the operators TO IN
crease the gravity Of the situation and the neces-
stv for active measures. There was sentiment
IN the meeting In favor OF granting some con-
cessions in the matter OF wages but as this would
involve the recognizing of the Miners Union.
against which the operators were as n unit In
their oppositon the subject was not discussed
TO any great length.
Governor Pattison's visit to the HOutzdale re-
gion and his proposal to the miners to suggest
arbitration were passed lightly over by the meet
ing and the Governors action was generally re-
garded as being FOR political effect
The meeting finally put aside the considera-
ton OF every question except that or resuhpuo"
and that was thoroughly discussed from every
point OF view. The discussion resulted IN 'he
determination 10 resume work ana u necessary
IN nro,ect every miner desiring to work with
denuty The question OF where the labor 10 f'-
sumo work was to come from presented serious
nroblem It was finally decided 10 advertise Tor
men among the thousands Of unemployed OF the
large cities. a committee OF three whose ha'tes
could M, he learned was appointed TO devise
WAYS and means FOR the proposed resumption"
This committee IS TO report within a few days
It is not intended TO attempt general res'"P-
,io, q. once hut 10 pick ont localities that seem
.h.ra he on
not be 50 aggressive 1t would in some o'her
places in the district
Many 81 the large Industrial establishments OF
PHILADELPHIA which had taken the precaution 10
l.y IN a stock Of bltuminous coal are rnpidly IT,
ducing their store. and the demand Ior co" ',
sions from this source may sun force SUM -.
~ COMPROMISE The Norfolk ana Nrs'e,'l
Raiiroad company H. rcapine a harvest In me
strlke Its road is the principal outlet Tor tns
mines in the Pocahontas district ~ virginia hnh
II has not cars enough 10 transpu,. .' c,rs and
market The company Is borrowing CARS anu
engines extensively from other roads
Huntington. Penn May 2s.-A general nasS
meeting Of the Broad Top miners was n,. e,, ~,
do, NJ Coaldale with every branch In the region
largely rapresenfed The meeting was cnnVehen
hv two brass bands. AMI continued M ".S
There was no definite action IN rcsa,u - ,, e.
TING work the Sandy Run. Robrrisiai" hhu -
Nile Run miners being opposed 20 f'su'"P',.
nov Tho Shoups Run Branch men arc Ia
vorable 70 going - Work <,,,..
~ cha rniners on the Sandy Run Branch. many
~ thcm being without the bare n"cessarles oI
ufe and without credit at the stores S'h'e wv
IL, ~ January the miners have received no PnS
Phlllipsburg. Penn. May 2N-To-niSht eN'ry
thing throughou, the entire region - reihhrk-
ably quiet 50 far ns could b. learned ho' ore
ran epplied for work this morning. the t'ihe s''
nv tho operators for n general resumption
To-day the Steam Heating Company OF tnis
Mace exhausted their coal supply ana are n'up',
- (b,ain anv in this region. The Tyrone an
clcarneld branch Of the PennsylVan'a hH'r"nu
started this morning 20 load several thousahu
TONS Of what f. just now called coal, tlht n"u "
for. the strike been condemned ana thrown o..
Mo ,innle ut Enterprise colliery. located IN tnh
connrarv's wards ut Osccoin, ana whlch h"pp''H
.u the engines used on this aide 81 the mouh'hlh
Tho miners on their march 20 osceolh ms morn
ing knocked down temporary upple NJ a tma
country coiliery located on the line OF inc AZ
,oono and philllpshurg Connecting Railroad. ana
v,hich had been supplying that companys en-
glnes with coal , l., ,N,. 80
District President Bradley arrived IN tnls re
zion from Maryland this morning, ana tna"c
shor, address 10 the miners. In whicn ne az
yiscd them to be peaceful and law abiding ana
~ stand frm short time longer ana success
! ..,,id no