The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
ELKHORN The CENTRE NOW.
Governor NcCOrkIs'S Secretary Addresses
The Striking Miners.
POLITICAL FENCE hENDINC.
The strikers Better Organized Now Than
Operators are Determined to
Work Their Mines-U. :. Mat
sbais rrs-out.


Ip'AHpN lN0, T., Ma3 ~ -Npceidi'--
From a STRIKE stendpoint tihn9fh now
see ms lo he tNc centre ol a.t"tNu..
io,auontas ls A,tiils doMn le s'iiu NoiN'
and the strikers nave turned tneF a'-
tenuon - iNe lout ep'l"si 80 49,
Icr. Houston NlAud ata ftli"Nl'
Mhicn are mahiNs Nh theft 20 eDilt ~t.
t.e s.tiN,is arg .o" ..,..., =.
and are moro 1fitfi"li.1 ilHh tF'I -
iehfu our dnlh the "t,Ialoia "'' "'"-
lhE - dcctIc TO thtlf hthtNi-'
The aboye-namcl operators are elnalF
determined io work tneir mih'7 = ana are
lituug them ln readiness Co. do ao.
It lashl is clearing up ANA laying ueW
track. Houston is NorKilr small force,
and 'ro1or undefteoS 90 start up ti.-
i',, ',ii., Milil lot ~ r.,', ' ,',s ,,
ne ground. ana found thc stukors de-
termined. if possible to keep ouf all new
men. some fhrelfs were f'ade early ln
fha norninr ana ror ia while if WAS be-
lipEol fh1f trouble would arise. United
States marslals ana armed guards were
cn fho sreuc with NInDhcstcrs. and
tNorythlnr had the appearance of disOr-
dor and riot
r,,,,~.ef ap.r.rr
''"'"' ''"''"'
ON the appearance of Llwl,a5 tAt
crowd uuiotot down. and hH addressed
fully i.rD men from .hc platform Zoo front
His speech was Of he usual nature.
Governor oFerwll came in for Dig share
0f abuse. and Governor Nc'ornle w.o
ttmintnitI INN riiIhttA were Nlii'li
Liti tu remain Nffl unt nor give I'D.
ihty were advised to irfoft 'o $3.50 Nts-
lcic" Wnaicfci' put 20 use Ht t'i,'4ri
'hia 20 ]. ..' , rs,,'
lnein hr tN -riN ~. ,s.,
tDihohc. iNi pill t'hii3 @
Grocer FURNACES. lt'f wore hio-. u.,. ..
.tfii, efst.,otnf la IN.
,.,....,,.... .,f i,. iarre rr,,yd fhat ilr.
sfraWl mad promised not 10 bring any
more mon here. Inis was promptly Noi.-
iiall' lrN 10y hlH'. n -tlhp "t' .'.st''y ',''y
ts 'l ', l' . .' NV 49, ~. VIZ ...,. ii.f,I
"ErrL "tliu1 ''. MD & ,.,t tfi- ,,ofn-
lH' men Hii lus -' l' ~ "a 49,. .' ,,'in -
-, ,i',, "ii ~ a. .,,l
."
GoiERNoh Nohhhta SIC AhlANA-
+ b WhNr. frlNate secretary 10 Gov
orr.,r Nf.f,rlfa fhau nIlrDas afi tho
.r,,.f tf. smoke. in GLOWING terms of the
good order maintained by the strikers.
ana assured fnrm of fhe Governors sup-
nom and sympathy m their great strug-
gle. and said Governor MeCo,te would
s'.lni ny & tlsin a.., noT IA NOT yiolet.
,'.,. ana ,-,,,d order on fha whole. Ia
a.r , vaii-nxeruted uicoe of political
i,..f.r,- ,n the narf of fhD present ado
Standardization III W.-t NiraIuia. Tho Gov
,rr.- f.. lnoflrr wei to nis fences n0-
hfio1lly.
d. Aforran euuorinfeuieut Of the
croyar Coal D0muany. also addressed the
crnnl Hc was very positive m his
statements that they intended 20 opef'l'
flrfr mines A conference nal been ir-
RANGED l,twtfn webb and the operators
10 Sec if some agreement could not he
! reached Ig thom. hut lf was Afterwards
CALLED o0 lv the operators l1WlDss
r0if.r,teI I,s statement OF vestcrlny that
the Southwest Company had offered hlm
So 900 as a lrlIe TO declare the ttilhe
or5
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YESTERDAY ouIf'H
The OUTPUT 0f coal to-day was eighty