Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-22
riTERS WANT WORK.
/, A., Afraid Of thu Strikers MILO
Threaten Violence
BURLINGTON TRAIN s''A'''


4 ,,-,.rpRa, Pc. July sL-i l.O .,
Pl1isDon nt #, seems to be in ftoFe q.
tnd musn mine, three miles west OF
p Ali,'ba The men want to go 10
c'nn Su, are afraid. They fear an IN,
s'is a su y, the strikers nad do not wan ~
'' :. made targets for a MOP 'na, o =,
f,ss at any moment to lose '0A''
tselt ,,on n, the strikers
n Sa' tbslr march to Cannonsours
VIZ HIT a Telegram from bridge
s' "'s announces that owing TO l ,n
yi's ,ins ot last evening, It was ue'
.'s a to postpone tns trip until 'Omoi,
1s' Tro men arc fully determined
" -, out their threats oil MAKING
m',cb. They expect to star'
! a. ooo men and be reinforced wiz"
IN, came number from Bridge
Ina and Tom. Run. They VIII starr
w. ~ ,.vs,al dsy's TstioDs and expect
!, he ia snnpo to watch the oiienu'ns
rlpsrs for some dsys.
7 Th,. mornjng a number OF men CO.
.Iothe Allison mine were stopped
~ n,mjtlee of the strikers. Many
W In not 20 to work. u. W.
49, said thsI the namee OF tne stiih,
Y. would BIZ procured and they wouIu
IN he arrested for intimiuatine MS
s"s1ifi Vernon Clark Of Washing
j n'nuty ia fully prepared for any
,,,v nj marching strikers that may
invade his domain. 1t IL not gene.
,,lv known that at O'CLOCK isst
sDSt no mad nearly 800 deputies
Ma n. VINO are available ut any
AM From the most reliable iDior.
.ai,on II was learned that they are
"A ready. with the requisite nuInbtr
Il firearms, and are prepared TO DO
bu,lness. The sheriff IL Oh the grt una
n rer,op and II thers lie false move
nsds Nv aDyi OF the sIriseTs, drastic
uts.ufes Will be resoEiei TO.
a This miners " no went to work today
n stricken with fear and anticipate
ncu0.e.
SEIZED A TRAIN.
PEORIA, ILL.,, July 2l.-Fifty strlK.
liz miners NJ Pennington selzsu
Buripglon freight train ut ii O'Clock
nm morning, demanding that 1t
auy them 10 Duniermllne, where
ney lntenaoi to call cut the $50
nlers ut work, their wages having
keu Increased per cent. They re-
hed to pay or get OIL aGd held the
lfsiu u1til 3 O'clock, when the con.
ouctor cut Il the engine and ran to
Canlou, returning with the sheiifl
d state attorney. They argued with
lts men AMI the latter finally sban.
soHed the ira u, after holding 1t five
tlurs The Pike county miners are
Broadening 10 march across country
q DunieTmline tomorrow to force the
reu Out. The MANAGER OF the mines
~ tbs men want to Keep 10 WORK, and
" Preparing for trouble.
DEBs's soCIALIsTIo SPEECH.
FAlRMoNT, W. Va, July 2l.-E. V.
bets uuuGessed several minera' meet.
lfgi al Watson this eveBiug, May
nlntts reached here IF m MoIOk, u
disiAnre Of fur mil,e. He denounced
Y BERGER, sent to various papers to the
tfl 9rt that ne Ia dtgruuFaUal Thu m
nen nom the New England dlstr u
vho attended expect ~ loie Their Jobs
ID The morning. Most VI them were
Nsr ed oy the superintendent not to
lllsnd, but they would rather lose
Der Jobs, they cay, than to be com.
pee slaves Of the company.
Deb's speech was socialistio one,
~ his trip was described to the men.
o.Ha deu0uucsd the refusal OF the
n0yof Of POcanOntas to let Sovereign
tfess.