The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-19
NOT ALL OVER YET.
Tho Coal strike Continues TO Shed
Blood

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 1s.-Reports
from points along the Cleveland, Lorraine
q Wheeling road show work was resumed
at only two mines to-day, those being at
Rockhill. In the Massillon district a few
men went to work, tho miners having de-
cided in mass meeting 10 hold out for the
ID cent diiferential overrate paid in the
Rocking district. Tho militia continues
to guard all bridges and trestles. Tho
miners say If scabs are put in their places
there will be the biggest riot in the history
of the country and the militia will be OF
little consequence to suppress IL. The
miners in the New Lisbon district re-
turned to work on the basis of the Column
bus agreement.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June Is. - Armed
strikers drove tho watchman from the
bridge of the Georgia Pacific railroad near
CoaiburG at midnight, ard placing dyna-
mlie under the bridge exploded il. Little
damage was done. A large meeting of
strikers is being held at Adamsyillo to-day.
PlTTsBURG. June lS.-The settlement of
the coal strike and return to work to-day
of 1900 of the 10000 miners in this dis
trlct has given an impetus to all kinds OF
business. AT many large plants in this
city work was resumed to-day aftor long
idleness. IL is believed the McKeesport
tube works will start up again soon.
LA SALE, Ills, June lS.-No miners are
nj work to-day in the mines nj La sale,
0glesby or Peru. The leaders declare
the men will not work unless last years
prices are restored. The operators say
they cannot pay the prices named by the
Springfield convention because they are
proportionately higher than those adopted
for the Ohio field.
A passenger train had narrow escape
from being wrecked on the Illinois
Central railroad north of this city last
night by ties placed across the track.
1t is supposed TO be the work of striking
miners.
COLUMBUS, June 1s.-Lettcrs and telc-
grams 10 the national headquarters of the
United Mine Workers give immediate evi-
dence that the sentiment in favor of sus-
tanning the national officers is gaining
rapidly. 1t is believed at headquarters
that at least two-thirds of the miners of
Ohio have resumed work.
PITTsBURG, June lS.-In the River dis
trict the miners are still out in the second
and fourth pool. Operators object TO
signing yearly agreement and the min
crs will not go back until this Is done. At
Manowen work has not been resumed but
will be shortly.
LITTLEFIELD. ILL.,, June 1s.-The militia
and force Of United States marshals left
here to-day on special for Mount oliyet
TO prevent trouble among the strikers. A
riot is feared.
IRoNwooD, Mich, Juno lS.-To-day's
threatened strike of the Gogebic range
iron miners was failure. A few hundred
union men refused 10 work, but the Ea ST
Norre was the only one which had TO sus-
pend operations. Another big meeting
will be held tonight and further extern
sion of tho strike may result.
MARTINS FERRY, Ohio, June 1s.--Niin-
ers at Larellton and Kelly's. who returned
to work. came out again. The Wheeling
x Lake Erie Railroad company threatens
to evict from its houses miners who will
not work.
MARTINS FERRY, Ohio, June lS-Thc
miners at LaughlIn nail works. Gaylord,
Long Run, Bcllaire aud other mines re-
turned to work to-day. A general break
up is expected. Tho Wheeling crcel.
miners are still out.
BEACH City, Ohio, June ls.-An attempt
was made last night by strikers or sympa-
thizers TO shoot Corporal Sherman of com.
pany X. The corporal was struck by a
bullet, but brass button OH his coat Hat
tened il out without injury. The soldiers
fired volley after volley.
The militia officers OF company X. on a
tour of inspection of the ground where last
nights shooting occurred, discovered the
bodies of two men. II is supposed the >
were killed by the fire which the soldiers
returned when they were attacked.
MorNT OLIVE, ILL.,, June Is.-The Sew.
enth regiment of the Illinois National
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