The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-10

following was Issued by Patrick nolan.
the president, aud Secretary Warner to-
day:
Extending the Campaign.
There will be a mass meeting Of AL the
miners AZ Canonsbarg Wednesday. August
ii. at 10 A. IN. All miners of the above
named places will call meetings and pre-
pare TO go The meeting will be addressed
by the district officials and others Every
miner is requested to attend.
The campaign in Westmoreiand county
Will begin at Irwin Wednesday. At p.
m. a monster meeting Will be held. it is
expected that Eugene V. Debs, Mrs. Mary
Jones. NJ. +. Carrick. Patrick Doian and
others viii make addresses. Il march Is
TO be made from Turtle Creek. There
viii be a number CT brass bands In the
procession. The strikers desire to awaken
an interest In that section, as they claim
the mines that are working are an injury
10 their cause.
Riotoux strikers in Jail
At the instigatiou of Thomas <. Sutton.
Of willocks. Henry ulrlch. Emil Nsgel.
Henry Hazer and Gustav Rings. miners.
were committed 10 jail for a hearing be-
fore Alderman ]. V. McMasters on various
charges today. Uirich Is charged with
aggravated assault and battery: Nagei
with assault and battery, ard Huzer and
Rings with unlawful assemhiage. The
arrests are the results Of an aitercation
at WiiloCks July y. on account; Of the
strike Warrants are out for q number
Of others.
Early this morning the miners OF West
Elizabeth made q march on the mines OF
the Elizabeth Mining Company. formerly
operated by Tforner & Roberts. About
fifty rnen were going to work. After
consultation the men asked that
they be allowed TO finish loading
q fat They agreed 10 go out
as soor as II was loaded, which viii
take several days. THE officials Of TIE
company made ar effort this afternoon 10
get permission from the mining officials
10 continue work on a @ cent hasis. This
was not given. ard 81 is expected that the
mine Viii be idle as soon as the FIAT Is
loaded
strfk~rs' Pay j. stopped
All the miners Of the New York and
Cleveland Gas Coal Company who are
sian a. work were paid today, bat those
WHO struck did not receive any money.
the company insisting uron the terms of
the contract. By which the nea agreed 20
a final reserve in case they quit work.
All he miners who can give i reasonable
excuse for attending meetings VIII bs
paid The company has the names OF All
men who took part In any demonstrate 1ns
ani unless they can give satisfactory
exclamation they %tu get no money
about Sandy Greek mine. forty men went
ifsto the mine this morning and are row
At work Last week there we're but three
men az work.
rhe Campaign In Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD IL. Arg s-A State
Register special from Lincoln says ths
miners Of that city met ard decided unan-
i,,7s,s,sfv 70 march Wednesday morning -
yos.1. r,g,laekl ard enaeavo- 20 get ths
miners ttsre 20 strike aEd from there
go to Mantle on similar mis-
stor. ard from there 70 Deca-
ttg- whore The delegations from Spring
a.fA Para ard ether places will Tne@t
them The operators a. Lincoln offered
.nefr men work every day sn the week.
they havfrz been having s8t tao days pr
xxs@s ~, an average II thsy would rstssFn
- v,srk. TIE proposition Was declined.
gYTETNWA Ia A2g- &-At g nseeGgg<
- .ha Iowa. Miners here to-day 4 &a& DE-
rigaa ra, 4, striks 20 sympathy grita the
Fss.4~neys hllt F was voted 20 assess ali
rsars y cents pr week for ttelr aid. The
meeting vas poorly attended. on3y ore
ra.t~-t. os The gyslners ~ the state b~i@$
ras.rz..en,ssl. Another usez=sins ss called
.a~ August 10 ~ Csksiocs
rS4PESfTNg. AgIcA. Aug. s.-f'rea-seFst
sgts9va ara Serreearg Was3rg. II address,
sup a large rni=ers' meeting se@1aF. told
fss rn@n fhat TIE uutou had s!a2ls2asf tEAt
,.s~.. ~ sts .rasrsherS shall worS with Eos-
,,-ssg Ynen after AuS1rst =. ard tlsat those
,ssn sttiI refuse 70 JON tns uEiaon "a Ii hs
driver. out. May prominent Efasr1eFs seF@-
snfo~e active ID the tsuiou ara eYs<fsz79 %
tne movement