Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
STRIKE CONVENTION,
True Uniformity Impossible Because
Ii Is Too Fair.
OPERATORS MAKE SLOW PROGRESS
Business Transacted at The Second
Days session of the Arbi.
traitors.

| lug. A iist OF those who pa ncipsted
10 the meeting yesterday shove
eighty -sight railroad and river mines
were represented.
The progress made yesterday ana
today was 30 slow that indications are
tnat II will he several weeks before an
| agreement can be reached Satisfactory
to tue 95 per cent OF tie operators
necessary bsf.re "true uniformity"
can become ar established isct
| The operators are ra,hps dazed at the
sscjpo attempt TO put this particular
| doctrine IN pr4clice. All admit that It
Ia iair, tu. add that 1t Is impossibls u
accomplish msht because tt - to- fair {.
Oh tho One side is w. Z. DsATmtt,
| with small following, giant IN hlm-
self. GA the other hand are grouped
toe macs Uf pOetatOrs iDimiCsl t. any
thing Nj. Dammit mi ht suggest,
because he eu4svelA II, anu not ior the
| lack OF merit the suggestion might
contain. w. L. keRd stan is of by
himself, but his Interests are SO large
he Is bound TO be respected. Mr.. Rend
refuses 10 be recOncileQ to Mr.. De.
Armiu'I suggestions and is very
vehement In his protests against TIE
| president OF the New York &
! Cleveland Gas Coal company.
The refusal OF the river operators 10
| become identified with the ulliUTmity
movement presents "a new OBSTACLE In
the way VI progress. Without their
aid the required So per cent cannot be
accomplish
| Thomas Young says there seems to
he u mistaken Impression as to he
purpose OF the meeting. Ii Is not to
settle the strike or the price Of mining
II Ia amply to discuss the prop se ii
plan OF uniformity. Lven II the
agreement lie adopted 1t will not settle
the strike. 1t can only leA1 up TO
settlement. TIE price OF mining
would then have TO Ds settled by arbl.
| trhtlOp.
notwithstanding these Obsta clee, the
peace commissioners and advocates OF
uniformity express confidence thai
tho plan VIII be successful.
| When Chairman Dempster called
the meeting TO order tbore were almost
es many operators present RS yeslei-
day. Among those CONSPICUOUS for
tneir abseOce was Col. Read, who
| yesterday boited the conference. II
was hoped that he wou.A TtcOnAiuer
his actlOu aud attend the conference,
but he did moi put In an appearance.
| preon,hIa rod nTrs,,d,, naan ,o1',sa'
| / n. ZArharGau, IA. metre .S.r
| n,ns,I.r.,in, yora ~ ,ha -, 49,
! uort,nce and IL wouIt tsks n,nn.ha H.
,ettla tnenn w.
| ID r. glackbur, ot the r,var orar,
tora. baa nj val t1knn a,r an,i,p 10
the Jul o;mity question.
| Mr.. WILSON IN We that ne N van.
| tim On ,ntn oommI,tse "S rio osh ~ rou'
| consider The sgraamst,t q 80,
! was cajleu ta The cb,ir ~, ~.
! Dam ns,er n,nvss tnat tha a'r.a,aai
IN. Iaknn mn se,ta,inn n, Z.,bo 80
mo rreann Ia s,'d +no,,an -
| IA ndnnr n
Labor LEADERS DISAPPOINTED
| "hEhhlSdi w. Va July 2o'-
Anone 'ne ioeal iauOI Ieauets there is
seuetn' us pp'Ih'tushs tuAt tue con-
loiupee neiu hsE' u'u not take more
'auioa' measures tnap 10 ihefely ouer
ssn''aen'ai syInpntny WIN No. hpan-
.lai aiu 10 'ue stI hets, ~ s peileVeu
'nat ln's week 'nete WIN DC such al
| West Virginia TINT the miners wnn
nays mus lIi re useu 10 stop WORK
| ,or., -, - -. -,
asaiue' tnehl' IL
| aI'o ooiie 'eu tnat tne conference
,n seS,es pi0VIsions .ot CONDUCTING
10 ign. on nhes nucn more en-
unatio yuan "ie HpPsleh' IN we mani.
,eso gwen 10 tne papeIs. ~ Is oelieved
ha' suipfise WIZ DC Piuhs wthih
~" 'a's a. 'hs 'u'tuss''
WOMEN ARMED WITH sTICI1a
FAIRMoNT, w Va, July 2S.-Polisb
@omen, ar reI WHO s.ones anu sticks.
aepv soversi ihen 'lon goins 10 wore
a. htouoLB'n tUuAS' O.neie nave oeen
" ", I. nv " eutel' op'onei H. a.
L uKei saIu 'ouny !. .ne uen NJ ma
MINES were hoi NJ WoIh yhrioay,neW
hneh "ou" 1s oioush' H.
OHIO MINES CLOSED
ro,rt,,pus N inv 80 H.
niIct,,,, ~, ,na n.,,onat ~ ,o,I,,,
n,,,,a,, u,i,aa na,,nnaI hsaoS,'' w oV".
10 ,s,,'..s -, ~, VI
NJ Ds,aI' Tu.,, Seeh,
n,tnas hava 49,, hv 49, Dun.op
nir.,rs a., 80, ,,,a.rto 'n
Riyar dis,r,o s =" -'eS
MINERS Strike UNDER PROTEST.