The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
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that they viii say the National Guard Is
not needed.
Large delegations Of miners are expect
cd az Turtle Creek during the night and
tomorrow for the meeting tomorrow
evening. which is 10 he addressed by Eu-
gene V. Debs strike leaders say the at
tendance will We as large as Il the Mckca
meeting last Monday.
A delegation Of Nough miners arrived
this evening They had walked fifty
niles. They state there will be a free
steamer on the Monogahela tonight 10
carry miners "a MckecspOrt from mp tho
river. They will march from there 10
Turtle Creek
TIE surprise predicted this evening has
not as yet been sprung on the miners.
u Is not known whether the intention IS
TO import cOlorcc miners from Virginia
or an ATTEMPT on tho part Of tho COM
pany 90 pre-, emf tlc mirers from meeting
or marching Superintendent DO Armitt
intimatod to-day that the company would
try TO have a stop put TO this practice and
that they would bring the matter 20 the
attention Of the authorities
EVICTION OF MINERS.
Eviction Of strikers from the houses was
begun To-Day by the New York and Cleve-
land Gas Coal Company. A house-to-
house canvass Is being made. and when
miner announces 10 the company Of
fcial that he is on strike the notice 20
Quit the premises in five days IS served.
This move Of the company IS creating
considerable apprehension among the
men.
The promised surprise matcrialized late
tonight when il was learned that new
men had been secured 20 operate the
Oak Hill mine tomorrow. Superintendent
T1a Arrufff vrDu1T NOT CAV Va hero flo men
came from nor how he proposed 20 get
them into the pit without conflict, but
said the company had determined 10
work the mine at all hazards
The justice OF the peace did not render
his decision in the Dolan riot case. He
saws IL will not be given except in the
presence Of the attorneys for both sides.
INDIANA MINERS OUT
TERRE HAUTE IND, August s.
/ President Llewellyn wired Secretary
Kennedy. OF the Indiana Miners Organi-
zation from Winslow that miners az Hart
/ we'll Petersburg Lttlles AYRSHIRE and
! Jackson are all out
This work has been accomplished by
the marching miners that set out early
I this week from Washington, Linton, and
! Princeton.
IL is understood that no trouble was
encountered. The miners are moving
south and will probably reach BoOnville
tomorrow. Only the miners there al
| Evansville and Newburg about 200 all told,
| are now al work
! BRAZIL. IND, August 5.-The largest
meeting ever held i'm the county cOdvened
40 the courthouse to-day. Resolutions
were adopted censurng Judges for grant
ing injunctions against labor leaders
Addresses were made by State Senator
| J.. A. Horner. Hon. J.. r. Luther and sew
eral labor leaders Tho speakers highly
praised the miners for their peaceful
| struggle for living wages. Horner closed
his remarks by assuring the strikers that
substantial aid was forthcoming.
MARIETTA. O.. August 1.-Two hun
dred miners along the line of the Zanes-
| Vile river railroad between here and
GAINESVILLE went out last night and this
morning out of sympathy with the strik-
ing miners They were receiving the
scale wages.
The supple Of coal for the GAINESVILLE and
Ohio river railroad is now cut off with
but little on hand
TERRE HAUTE. md. August 5.-The
marching Linton miners bounded a south
bound Evansville and indianapolis train
this evening. They were ordered 10 get
of. but refused. The train was pulled
into a siding. where IL still stands.
The Sheriff was summoned. but the
miners ignored his orders TO leave the
train. The railroad company has applied
for an Injunction which. if granted will
lead TO the arrest Of the men.
The thirty-eight men now at Elnora
were Joined tonight by a hundred from
Alumni Cave and Jackson Hill
Late this evening indications are that
everything is quiet at Elnora. and no
disturbance is threatened.