Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-16
STRIKERS In COURT.
Hearing in IljJnO.tOn Proceedings
Now IN Progress.
MINERS PREPARING FOR DEFEAT.
Meeting 10 ftcid. How to Proceed L
Ltad,rs are Jail d-Cascs VIII
BE Appealed,

agalnss the United Mine Workers OF
Amtrica was called at 10 O'CLOCK this
morning in Common pleas before
Judges Stowe anu Collier. The cUurl
room was crowded an hour befote
court was opened. The plaintiffs were
represented by Attorneys srneyer,
kaufman nud Hall, while A. i.
Brennan appeared Tor the de,end-
ants. AiillsvIt Oh which the
preliminary INJUNCTION was issued
vas made by Wm. Z. ID Armitt, prtsi.
dout OF the NV Y.rR & Clevelaud
Coal Company, hud &c. forth thu,
his onIpioSes were uuuer contract;
That the lcrms were mu uaiiy satisiGc.
tory anu that Doth parties were ready
sGu willing to iuliiil their respective
Julies under II. The str.kers, by
matching, eucampmsnt, anu Other
u etnOds prevented many OF the men
nm carrying out their par.
OF the Bgteement, 1t also re-
cited the compIny's contracts TO sup.
ly coal 10 points Ia the United
States from Pennsylvania and abroad
ana the PlthburR pumping btuIiOn
with coal, which demands ually SUI
piy In order to keep up the service o
nter in tie city OF Pittsburg. The
FL GERS Of the United Mine Worksfs
VI America were nHmeu In the bill,
anu tue purposes OF the organization
are set FORM, together with hIat ~
Ut the strike.
When court opened MT. Echoyer
hleJ motion ~ make tue prelim
nary i1iu cliOn peImatsut. MIR.
Brennan maue couuIet-motion "
dissolve y.
Judge Stowe decided both motions
out OF O!uer and President DeAtmitl
Was CALEB to the stand. His testl.
mJny III not materlul y differ from
luc fiji avis filed whe. tue prelirn
nary iDjunctiOns were secured.
DECISION TOMORROW.
Bulletin; PIrTs BURG, Pa. Aug. 10,
The hearing Ia tue DsA rnntt H.
junction case against the striking min.
els closed NJ 800 O'CLOCK this AFTERNOON.
Toe caurs au. ounceI that the fiaal
dscision wouii Oe ieIdeEed tomarrow
an penIink this tns precautionary H.
Junction would be oln.inueu.
LABOR LEADERS PREPARING FOR
EMERGENCIES,
PlJTsBUko Fs.. Aug. lb.-A meet
ing OF the Uilic ais oil all labor oIgsui-
cations Ia PIutbuGg hss been called
at the headquarters OF the AmaIg,-
mated association OF iron anu eteel
workers tOnikht to c)nter with anu
taks such action Rs asked by the Ioc,l
officers OF the United Niue Worker.
U,IUn oil Amouci. 1. has been au-
acipa Oh that the hearing on the IN.
JunGi on h he had today msy no
against them, and the temporary re-
straint put upon the miners now In
camp at Turtle Creek BnI The other
mines OF the New York and Cleye.
land Gss Coal company made to
marching anu psrsuauiDR the D,Ar.
mitt n en- irdm working, may be made
permsusnL In that event 1t isex.
pecleJ that tue order OF tbs court VIII
Ue disoUeyed anu that u test will be
hau, and that the miners, under the
leadership OF President PATH k D1Isn,
Secretary Warner. Euwaru Mckay,
Frank Mokenna, Paul Trimmer and
Cameron Miller, Will 60 ,tinue to
march 10 the mines. Then 1t is ex-
y. cIed tho leaders and perhaps many
OF the rank and fle Will oe al.
rested. There will bs 20 resist.
ancs made to the arrests, Dut
III that csss the strike Will tie
without a head, aud the meeting to-
night 10 supposed TO be Tor thu purpose
OF selecting plumber TO take tho
places of those who may, IA the event
OF their being arrested Iut the inffinye
mept OF the orders Of The court, be
Kept in jsli and unable 10 10 ger uirect
lhs movements OF the strikers. Then
an appeal lie To be- taken from the order
causing the arrests 10 be maize.
MORE MINERS STRIKE.
MATTEwAN, W. Va, Aug. To-
EiKht uuuuied mil eTs ct sImmuns
creek anu Logan Joined ths strikers
mis- morning. Fifteen hundred meu
are ow out In the Norfolk and West. |
sTn district.
The feeling is 80 bitter ugaiust Supt |
Joues, that he leafs bouily harm anu |
moves about VITA al ntmsI escort. |
He IN red this moruing to meet the |
demands OF the drivers, but tie men |
are now determined 10 hLv alt their |
grievances heart eDu will nppeBl to |
tho Lshigh ana w lkesbarre otli .ers H. |
New YUig, Bs,iIes the wage gus.
ton, they sre demanding tue dis. |
cbnTge OF Supt. Jones or hi- transfer. |
This muro,nS some OF the W Ekmeu
were gwen five days to leave tn |
company's houses. Toe situ alton H. |
critical anu an outbreak 10 likely to |
occur.
MORE IHJUNcrIONs.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va, Aug. 10 -
Judge Jack. today Issued two more !
lpjuncIi0ns sgainsL the striking min
ere.
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. l6.-The
cual GiKv shows more activity tuiey |
than iE has Tor several weeks OIe
til usand strikers under the leadership |
OF Woods, O'Connell nnd Rae, are
eamped near the biggest mine Of the
Company, Just far enough uwsy 10
e. cape Il ipnos on preceding.
In the New River anu LOup Greek
vslleys, FREQ Dilcher suG his men
nave Desn served with inIunctions
granted by Judge Jackson today, for
bidding them to enter upon the prop
of TIT compsuieF.
STRIKER KILLS A tHE6lFr.
PITTfBUka, p, Aug. 10 -lu a
quHrrei oetweenL deputies ana Camp
lsoia,io this afternoon, Deputy Sher-
ID Carr was fatally shot by Captain