Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
AWAY WITH PEACE.
Labor Unions Believe the Tina at
Hand for Force
TO BE USED TO RESIST CAPITAL
Sensational Revolutions Passed at DIN.
yer-siuaiiOn East Not
Improved.

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 90 The Dsn.
var Ttaues aud Labor assembly today
adopted sensational resolutions regard
Ing the great coal niners' strife. Alter
osustic reference to the growing ten.
depcy toward government by ipiunc'
uop.1 and the "usurpstion OF the
rnblic highways by the hireiings OF
capital" the resolution say,:
1Rs,oivod, 1ha. We believe the tins
ia near at hand when peaceful meth
ods on the part OF outraged labor mus,
AVN place to forciDls resistance Of
armed capital, even though bsdgtrel
with the venai ami corrupt authority
OF plutonic iudges.
hR solved, Tuet we herewith place
onrs.Iycs on Teoort ca being to tue
inst extreme against tolorAting the
presrnt or any other attempt o. abridge
any OF the rigbte. privileges an
lIb rites Of the men,"
The resolutions tben pledge the at-
pemoIy 10 advance to able by the d,-
clsijn Of the St. Louis conference anu
call for n msts meeting to be held In
Denver the present weeb, TO take &C.
uon on the questieD. "GOverDment by
irjunciion."
EASTERN SITUATION.
PII1sBuRG, Aug. 20. - Develop.
meme 1. the coal mining situation III
the Pntsburg Cietriot Will be watched
vita u uiuRI interest this week.
Iti.a weil.kuown fact that the op-
orators OF cther states will not Join
the local operators IN movement Tor
arbitration. Il Ratchlord lie oodurate,
the cOnlerercs VIII 10 useless. This in
brief 10 the 81 untion, and II 10 apparent
that both sides sre making prepsrs.
tons for movement tnht VIII be 10
their benefit.
Religious services were held 10 tina
sttIkeTs camp today, ami all were
largely attended, Uut uotwithsts nding
The religious air perveuiDg the camps,
COL filct between workers ana striker
took place IN the afternoon, during
which three strikers were badly hurt,
but hone are - n SERIOUS conditi1n.
Five Of the men VINO are working
for the New York ami CLEVELAND Gis
Coal company this afternoon went tv
William Sesmou's boarding houss,
half mile frsm the work tipp!e.
HutI u uuhbCt Cl tNIlhutt
teIoJ, for tho purpose Of perfuadiDg
the strikers to go TO work.
TIE meeting was stormy one, and
resulted 10 Antonio Pauasks beirg
suot near the hesri, the bullet goinx
nearly Though his body. Gopronni
Pboic was sh0t In tbeeyt, an Boliste
Dtlantc was cut with a razor. The
Injured men are all strlkefs.
This xypa tha nnly ntatnf ba
corded at the camps to-day. The az.
gfessiye workmen escupeI be ore the
men IN tne OAK Hill camp were aware
Of the fight.
The report that Sandy Creek camp |
will be sbaud ned IL denied by the
stfiktre Today, end they say that the |
men viii be ssnl there from Plum |
Greek and Turtle Creek.
IN abolition To the general mission |
airy work iur tho week, the lea ers |
have decided to direc. especial work 10 |
the prevention OF operations at the |
bandy Greek mine. The strikers cay |
they will resume their marching |
lsctlcs IN tue morning, cIRimi " tnat |
uuder the ruling OF Judge g fl In the |
West Vitginia cGsrs they are gwen
this right.
Samuel DeArmitt says tonight that
300 to $50 men VIII DO at work In the
Plum Creek mine tomorrow.
Ii Ia ann uDoed tuat the New York |
and Cleveland Gas Coal company
VIII make eight more ovictions tomoI-
row from eight d Il rent company
houses. II is not probable that. there |
VIII be any trouble. Tho sheriff does
notsay tonlght what course he will |
pursue IN lht morning should march. |
Ing be. In, but thinks he is ready To
meet every emergency.
sympathy for the strikers by the |
isfmeFsspd citizsns 10 not diminishing |
Ih me ltts!. Today there were about
IOo visitors to the camp from Sanly |
CIsss, many farmers who came In |
bringing waQonlondB OF provisions. |
Cit'Esns OF New Texas sent void that /
'hey had plenty OF 1000 Tor the mep, !
shd wanted them to call on then, |
when needed.