Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-13

Creek obeyer the Injunction by moi
marching on OAK Hin mine. Instead
they proceed cd to the Srring Hill
mine OF Dsinpster, Boyd & Co., and
succeeded In inducing the mon t.
meet them this afternoon and discuss
The situation.
Last night was one OF slecplessness
among the deputy shetiffs at Center.
They had hardly fallen into dose
before the pickete gave an alarm that
the strikers were coming In body
and they tumbled out OF bed and were
marsha led about the company bulls.
tugs al Center. Tn. music of q brass
band was heard anu after wall of ten
minutes the hesJ OF q column OF strlk-
ers appeared, escorting home from the
camp Emma II aas, the lame girl who
hid been crowned by them with
wreath OF daisies for firing a revolver
In honor Of the march'rs
WOMEN IN LINE.
About l O'Clock this mOrIing some
OF tue deI u,ies doing duty at the Plum
Creek miAes were called from Center
School to dispense u crowd OF Hungar-
,aos. The daley crowned Jeanne
D'Afc had aroused saventy-tve HUI
.ariBns to the point OF accompanying
her to the compapy's houses to do
missionary work. The motley crowd
got "A gOuu cart before the news OF tue
moveiB snl was conveyed to the depu-
tieE. After much chaa,ns the deputies
mabased to catch up with the crowd
nn1 dispersed 1t.
During the merning about forty
women appeared In crowd at Plum
Creek. The parry was headed by the
strikers' queen, Emma Haas, wearing
wreath Of daisies AMI carrying flag.
A number OF banners were displayeJ,
bearing striking inscriptions, among
which were "Wa are uur for
womeD's rights. sixty nine cents
or bust" "UDtted WEST" anu "Divid.
cd we ialI, ""Its bread ana butter we
want"
The deputies lined up again and
ordered the crowd TO dispense. Ole
girl said to q deputy, "On, you are not
20 may. We are MT AFRAID OF you"
the deputies received many taunts
and jeefs, but the marching women
were fuslly persuaded to return to
thoir homes without any trouble oc.
CURING.
1t Is reported that the twenty-nine
men discharged irim tue Plum Creek
mine are to be ARE. teu for allegt d
breach OF contract.
MINERS MARCHING.
NowEAQUEA, ILL.,, Aug. l3.-The
city was ,.vaLed last nj. ut by y large
booty OF miuers from Pans, Astump-
tion Il NOk mis-, en TO Decatur.
they were reinforced here by mum.
her OF miners and left ior Inc north
about midnight.
LEA DERs ARE SPEAKING.
FAIRMONT, W. Va, Aug. l3.- A
meeting al Mouougsn Is In progters
this afternoon, and Rstchiord Is speak.
1 to the men. He Will u" rollOwe;
by Gompeff, Sovereign, O'Con1ell
All Mahan. The injunctioG has not
been served ana prom neut operator
told the Associated PGe's that 1t Will
not be serv,d d. James O'ConneIl, when
told this, said: ~ was afraid this step
woul1 u be taken when IL
was Q Tculateu thNt we winted
that movement maize. Nevertheless 1t
gives us an opportunity VI addressing
he men o this section and with our
big meeting AT FaiTmont tonight we
VIII get cut to talk with many OF the
Faiimont district NOR"
This forenoon President RalohfOri,
GOmpefs, Sovereign, Mahon, O'COn-
nell, jones, Barnes anu several others
held q long cDn'e'elce. IL is ssid
Sovereign, made some I'M eresting re-
MARKS ON Judge Jackson, but they
were not given to the Iubllc. O'COn.
DELL says all the men VIII he out by
Mo ndHy.