Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-06

eheered, especially when ailusions were
made TO the unrighteousness OF the sun
preston OF free speech and lawful as-
semblage.
! IL was learned positively tonight that
Governor Hastings has had men in the
Turtle Creek region for two weeks past
| to Keep him posted on the condition OF
the strike Factory-Inspector Campbell
mas been the chief lieutenant OF the Ex-
scutiNe IN this work. Colonies Logan and
McCandless, OF the general STAFF have
also peen over the field and will make
their report TO the Governor. IL is safe
TO say that they VIII say the national
guard is not needed.
Large delegations OF miners are ox-
pected at Turtle Creek during the night
ana tomorrow for the meeting tomorrow
evening which is TO be addressed
py eugene Debs. Strike leaders say the
attendance will be as large as AT the
McRea meeting last Monday.
a delegation OF Yough miners arrived
thls evening. They had walked fifty
miles. They state there viii be a free
steamer on the Monongahela tonight 10
carry miners 10 McKecsport from I'D the
river. They will march from there TO
Iurt!e Creek.
nc surprise predicted this evening has
not as yet been sprung on the miners
- - not known whether the intention IS
" import colorcd miners from Virginia
OF an attempt on the part Of the COM
pahy TO prevent the miners from meet
ing or marching Superintendent De
Armitt intimated to-day that the company
would try 10 have stop put TO this prac-
lice' and that they would bring the mat
Ter 10 the attention Of the authorities
WORK or MARCHING MINERS.
TERRE HAUTE. IND, August o.
Nice-PTesident Llewellyn wired Secretary
Kennedy, Of the Indiana miners organize
ton. from WinslOw that the miners at
ltartWen, Petersburg, Bittles. Ayrcshire.
ana jackson are all out. This work has
been accomplished by the marching
miners that set out early this week from
Washington, Linton, and Princeton. II
Is understood that no trouble was en-
counterod. The miners are moving south,
and viii probably reach Boonville to-
morrow. Only the miners there, at Evans
Vile, and Newburg about 200 all told. are
now at work.
TERRE HAUTE. IND. August g.
The marching Linton miners boarded a
south-bOund Evansville and Indianapolis
train this evening. They were ordered 30
get off, but refused. The train was pulled
into a siding, where ii still stands. The
Sheriff was summoned, but the miners
ignored his orders to leave the train.
The railroad company has applied Tor
an injunction, which, If granted. viii
lead TO the arrest of the men. The thirty
eight men now at Elnora were Joined to-
night by a hundred from Alum Cave ana
Jackson Hill. Late this evening indica-
tiOns are that everything is quiet at
Elnora, and no disturbance is threatened.
JUDGES CENSURED.
BRAZIL. IND. August 5.-The largest
meeting ever held in the county convened
at the courthouse to-day. Resolutions
were adopted censuring judges for grant
ing injunctions against labor leaders.
Addresses were made by State Senator
r. A. Horner. Hon. p. T. Luther and
several labor leaders. The speakers high
w praised the miners for their peaceful
struggle for living wages. Senator Hor-
ner closed his remarks by assuring the
strikers that substantial aid was forth
coming.
GLOVE-FIGHT FOR MINERS.
CINCINNATI. August 5.-Kid Mccoy is
here I'm training for, a fourround glove
fight with James Francy. of this city, for
the benefit Of the striking miners. The
contest will be in the open air at Hills
dale Park next Monday night. Franey
will try to stand UP against Mccoy four
rounds
STRIKE FOR SYMPATHY.
MARIETTA, o.. August 1.-Two hun
dred miners along the line Of the Zanes-
Vile and Ohio River railroad. between
here and GAINESVILLE, went out last-night
and this morning, out Of sympathy With
the striking miners. They were re-
ceiving the scale wages. The supply Of
coal for the GAINESVILLE and Ohio River
railroad Is now cut off with but little on
hand
ONE STRIKE THAT IS ENDED.
READING. PA. August 5.-The Read
ing Iron Company will start up their
plant at Davll next Monday and give
employment to zoo hands. The mill was
obliged 10 shut down some time ago on
account Of a trouble in wage reduction.
which caused the strike The men have
expressed their willingness to so to
work at the company's prices.