Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26
A CRISIS IMPENDING.
The Leaders Of tho Strikers Confident
Of Complete Victory.
LIVELY AGITATION This WEEK.
Dtbs and o Ii RS viii address tiia
Mincrs- Disconraging outlook
for Sii! III nj.

pending. This ia conceded on ali
si1Ce. The arbitration commlssioueFs
on the oue eide, feel hopelu taat they
viii bring about tue Initiative for q
settlement at the meeting Tuesday
morning. Tho miners officials, on the
other hand, clniu to have adopted
measures that will make u complete
lie up. 1t has developed that many
OF the West Virginia miners are
awaiting word from The Pittshurg
d.s'rlcl, especially from the New York
and Cleveland mines. They want to
hear OF tue miners in these mines
having jo.ned the general suspension.
rms, IT Is claimed by the iliciuls. VIA
ofing ali the faiterIng once la Wa,
Nirgi ia in line, thue making In
stFlEe elective in mat II Will sr.H, 81
the supply OF oJsl. C"' VI
Arrangements have been m ade I'm,
Eugene V. Debs aud otnc f'ntonfnaH,
oihclals TO come to this.gc,tv an1l LoI,,
n meeting for the Der Snt of tha ~
YORK d Cleveland 'm,nsTs T"n,-d,r
morning.. ~
Anons 'hs others expsc,el to be
R'I.h, c o amnel Gompefs, A. ID.
1s'tou,"fu, N. Nj. Glriahi ani w. ID.
ta'str't,. Al this meeting is intends
80, ga tinRl decisive Glow aud AZ
.,fole make the lie-up complete. rhe
,IutatlOp OF ID Ds, 1t istxygcItd, VIII
4 dinW l2,DJU miners to the m petiu
the meeting at Scotuale Tuesday, OF
tue miners iu tue coke uisitict and the
| meeting oi labor leaders al Whetluy
arc also lookel upon as impOrlaut lel.
lures AT this period Of the strike,
Shou the West Merchant miners be
Diocsht out there ere iears Tor serious
trouble al De Arm tt's minge. Reports
from the COX ieg!0as Indicate that
The coakere Will not likely come our.
Inc board Of arbitfatlrs 10 Iort mat.
tiers quiet, waiting on the result OF tint
| proposed setIlt ment OF the strike BY
arDitra lion. A II effort /. being made
TO have es many rIver men Rltenu the
meeting Us possible.
a HUNDRED MEN AT WORK.
| CANoNsBuAa P0., &c Cook &
S1hh' Iniaa 49, MCGOvern ID Tuuni.p
Today. About loo msa are al work
rue camping siIIRers are still on the
scsne. About 100 lresn tecruits al.
rived there yesterday m ing ami
about fly mOIe this morniug. Toe
s'rikers are stili hopeful OF wiinin,
AND are determined 70 remain until AN
enu is reached.
EAGER FOR A sErTL sMENr.
CLEVELAND, o., July 2B-Mr.Thos.
r. rn., me manager OF Nj. A.
Haan u o., does u1t ieel very nop..
lll uyFf lus. nm faranr. .
Plttsburg tomorrow. He says that the
outlook ~ m isl uisuUuragIng for set.
Element. All the Cleveland operator.
VIII attend the conference aud they
express themselves as eager for a eel.
'l5m enl upon some satisfactory agree
meuI. Tue oJai supply Ia low.
THE STRIKE AT FARMoNT A FAILURE
tAlhMoNT, W. Va, July 26.-roday
The gFsa break amUng the miners
Jailed to take place. Debs and Mshou
nave gone ~ Wheeling, not expeoting
TO Return. All depends ON the action
OF the executive hoarIs OF labor organ
izalions at Wheeling tomorrow. THIS
morning. the meu al Hulchison and
Lu'her Joined tne striker, but az tue
lUuf watson mlnei etill STAND solid
me movement mas been failure.
Senator Camden said Saturday night
that he wanted q see it rain all uey
sunday 10 keep the enthusiasm down.
bai the boiling sun of yesterdoy had
the same effect as the men who work
under the ground cannot stand the
heat. AS far as the FAirmont district
is concerned the strike is q failure.
RuMoR OF TROUBLE WITHOUT FouN.
DAIION.
PIrTsBURG. Pc, July 26.-The IT.
pOrt thu. faiO ON the mines of Inc
New f0rh & Cleveland Gas Coal com.
papy wos cOnIs mplated this morning.
wss without f0unditlOn. Tue mine,
were running HI usuHl today Ruu
everything was quiet. The snecial
deputies called for last night returned
to the city this morning, no ptrikers
having APPEARED in the vicinity. No
roi1 ID PROBABLE nov u I'll after the
Deus meeting on Thursday. Ii the
meu refuse to come out, then a demon.
stration will quite iikely be maue
later.
n band OF strikers marched on the
Jumbo mines Of Robbins. Ia the Pan
haLdie district this morning, ana In.
duced the low men NJ work there TO
quit. lneIe was no trouble,
MAHoN REPORTS VICTORY.
COLUMBUS, o., July 26.-Mr. Mahon
wires President II clifford thal be-
tween 5000 ana 5000 miners are out al
Falrmont anu tue victory l. wop,
Mr.. Ratchford predicts g0ou results
from the Wheeling meeting.
IN N
lNDIANAPoLIs, July 26.-Hugh. II,
Hanna, chairman oil the executive
committee created by the monetary
convention bsld In this city last Janu-
airy, announces that no will call tue
committee together either at Chicago
or Saratoga within week ana 1t will
al oBce taRe no the matter OF appoint.
ing commission g. frame currency
bill for presentation TO Congress ut tue
beginning OF the regular session.
Another brsp In silver.
NEW York, July 28.-rhere was a
repetition Today oil the recent al
must daily occurrence OF new low
record quotation for silver. Bar sill.
We. and Mexican dollars were Gown
t. In sympathy with the decline In
London. The reports of the year l..
date show slight increase 10 the