The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-03

oeen served by Superintendent a. P.
| Goodecke Of the Pennington mines. 10
| every striking miner IN the region oc-
| cupylng the company's houses. TO va
cate the property Immediately. Excite
ment runs high among the miners, "a
the notice says their goods viii be
thrown into the street if they are not
out within specified time. An attempt
VIII be made 10 operate the mines with
non-union men.
| COAL FAMINE IN ST. LOUIS.
! ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 2.-The Neijrfng-
haus Graniteware works, near Feast 81.
| Louis, Ill, were closed today because
the supply OF coal had gwen out. and it
| was Impossible to purchase more al a
| price that would leave a margin for
profit Three hundred men are thrown
out of work. Secretary Neidringbaus
said that if the coal miners strike con-
tinues II may be necessary TO close the
works remaining department. This
would throw out another 800 men.
LEADER WOOD VOLUNTEERS
Columbus, o., Aug. flames Wood.
vice president Of the International CT
gar-Makers' union. reported today TO
President Ratchford for assignment 20
duty in the field in behalf OF the mi
ners. Contributions Of money are COM
ing in daily from trades unions.
FAIRMONT STRIKERS GAIN.
Fairmont, W. Va, Aug. 2.-One by one
additions are being made 10 the number
of strikers in the Fairmont district under
the efforts Of Jos. w Rea and one asso-
citation. Eleven hundred and thirty men
are now with thes trikeI's while nearly
three times that number are still a.
work. 1t is thought that this Will noti
be the case a week hence. The men a.
work say there is no permanent bene-
fit for them, so they will join the stri-
kerS.
CLARKSBURG WATERING.
Clarksburg, w. Van, Aug. 2.-Tnf.re
were about fifty miners at work in the
mines around Clarksburg today out Of
about five hundred. 1t was expected
that the miners would lay down their
picks after this afternoons meeting.
RESUMPTION IN TENNESSEE.
Knoxville. Tenn, Aug. 2.-Reliab,e in-l
formation has been received from the
district where the mines have been closed
since May and over 1000 miners are out
on a strike, that work will soon be re-
sumed. The operators held a meeting
last week and it is understood thas sat-l
isfactory wage scale will be proposed. !
FREE-FOR-ALL FIGHT.
Washington, Ind, Aug. This morn
ing the miners started to work al Cabel
& Co.'S mine. They were met by strikers
who requested them not TO Return; to-
work. The debate ended in a fIee-fQs all
fight, in which clubs and fists played a
part. Gibson Lett, one Of the men VINO
attempted 20 go TO work, was badly used
up, his scalp being laid open.
STAMPEDE THAT FAII ED.
St Louis, Mo-, Aug. "A g rest effort
was made this morning 10 sta impede the
striking miners back to work :at Belle
vile, H., but ii was a dismal failure. Ar
all Of the mines south of the Gown and
several in other directions fur Iaces were
lighted. great clouds of black smoke pour
ing from numerous stacks, anil whistles
were blown tong and loud. Brt the ruse
did not work, for but six out of the 700
strikers living around about went down
into the bowels of the earth ito dig, ani
they will not be allowed to continue long
as the strikers say they will be either
coaxed or forced TO quit ini couple Of
days.
AT PITTSBURG, KAN.
Pittsburg, Kan, Aug. 2.-,Jotices were !
posted today at the different mines in /
this district calling for a m ass meeting |
Of miners to be held in this city tomor- |
row. The powder question, sixty cents !
per ton for mine run in ev cry mine in /
the district, is also being AFFILIATED. The /
miners at the Wier Coal company's shaft !
No. 3, it seems, are In a uuandary be- /
cause of the fact that the loca: agitators I
who caused the suspension OF work Sat .
urday have deserted them They were
out today, however, and. il was thought,
would not go back until after tomorrow's
Use Gentleness.
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otherwise you VIII excite and weaken them I
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delicate membrance easily irTitated and
lpon this the action of such excitants IS
,ernicious Malar!al complaints, indiges-
ion, rheumatism, neuralgia and bilious
less succumb TO the corrective influence OF
he Bitters.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Aug. 2.-Racing will
Je resumed tomorrow on the local
racks, with meeting at the Queen
lily Jockey clubs course at Newport.
rhe track. although not a member of
ne American Turf congress, will live
10 strictly to the rules of that organ
cation. There VIII be no foreign book
n the grounds.
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treet. and G.. GehrinS'5 drug store,
.ortheast corner Topeka and Douglas
venues.
ST. Louis. No. Aug. 2.-Mr. Newton {
Iaighc. aged 80 years. travelling psssen-
or agent Of the Union Pacific railway.
I'd ore Of ne widest known railway
aen in the country, died here today. He
al been With the Union Pacific ever
ince IS6s. and came here in 1874 as :
ravelng passenger agent He saw ser
ice in a Michigan regiment during the
var, and ac:e6 as provost marshal u !,
HI -iot-o. y. c. during the last days OF
hat contest.
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