The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-08-12
HlHERs iGth tNIM D
Blanket Order Issued and served
Upon the Leaders.
MILL FIGHT ON NEW LINES
Bill in Equity II resented by Counsel
representing DE Armitt. and the
the Common Pleas Court at "A .Sps-
ciai sitting OF Two Judges.

rittstHrr, Pa, Aug. 2-The New Yerl
AMI Cleveland GasCoal Company, at whose
mines ti,e striking coal diggers are en-
campcd, and endcavoriag to bring thesr
iuiners out, Though its pre- sident, William
r. DeAEInitt, and counsel. presented Till
IN equity hi oummUn pleas court No. this
morning. Judges stowe and Collier, spe
cally sitting.
Tie oourt issued a blanket restraining
uF,ier. directed TO the mine workers lead
ers, restraining them from further inter
terence with Ihe working miners in COM
Plainanis mines. The order covers the
Same grounds glafit WIS gwen li the West
Virginia districts The Notice was served
GA President Dolan and other leaders this
morning.
1T oiil and DEGREES are based On tie
opinion nf Jnsrlce &itchall, Of ii,e su.
BTetne oouri handed down a few days ago
IN the Lafayette case. TIE news spread
raptdly and soon reached TIE camps of tia,
sitiSeTN. Ezlene gleat Indignation was ex
pressed but NJ threats were made.
Tie f3tssa leaders hastily arranged FOR
effort WIZ be made to continue the fight
on new lines
The texture cf the Developments in the
strike situation at Plum Greek today
was a rev order issued by Sheriff Harvey
A LOwrey, rorAdding the strikers 70
lingcr at aiiy time or place along the public
roac.
The rHn were Told thar they must keep
moving or Zoe liable TO arrest Sons
trouble may oacul over the enforcement of
the order. 9henumher of mel at work is
practically the same as yesterday.
The Injunction reads as follows:
And bow, 10 WI, August 2, 1897,
upon cUnsioGra ton Of the Til filed in this
Case aud injunction affidavits herewith
ILeu- and EltH molten az =. SChOyeT IL,
s. 3. Schoyer, William Ka ufman and Harry
Avian Hal, attorneys for the plaintiff,
n is now ordered, ad1udged and decree
titaf restraining order issue under the seal
CT this court to Patrick Dolan, president:
AsitataI,i AIChak. fl,r preslueuI. itiiD = IN
latn warner secretary and treas tTpr al
Distinct 80. CT the said United Mine
MuTEerS OF America. Ia trica, y il,lata
Warner, EdW ard. Mckay, Andrew Savage,
Thomas hiSsGp, La H'renoe Magasrleu, John
Laliiner, Silas Ooe and Pau Trimmer, the
aDeVedeleudantSan nd others "a associated or CO.
operating with them IN matters conf planned
fuE them and each OF them from assem-
lnG them and each of ihe mfronn assem-
hlluS, marching or CnCamplng IN pToX-
hiuty TO said mine in Allegheny county,
a., for tle falT1sese' 10y Intimidation. men
aces threats nd UIipTOhrt0lis words OF pre-
venting said miners Of said company
IRON working in said mines. and further
res raining and enJolHing them and each
OF iilem from inducing OF composing any
ol TIE efhpinyes, or fnineIs Of the said
plslniili, bow employed. or who
may hereafter be employed 10 quF
tier work or leave the plaintiff ; serv-
ice ny any threats. menace and show OF
force or other iIItimatI0n.'
A. / O'Clock this afternoon President
belan SAID be had not yet been served with
copy OF fsse IA junction Issued this morn
gag. lie added that the camps would be
maintained despite the injunction, and
tie strikers would not move, unless con-
po1ad 10 do 30 by force