Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-27

hnwever, Is last resort and viii
Prob bly not DO use5 until nearly
every hing 70 tried ana falls. AlrCa y
u q "ttvI tina; one resut OF the
W heeliri. conference was the llo1diny
Il he West Virginia coal II Ids with
miuer' orgauIssrs, rho Ctllcials and
organz9ra Of ueary al tue union
or'ani2atlous IN tho country will join
tor es with tho United Nine workers
the etflr. 10 organize the West
V!fgininus and bring them ou'.
WOULD MAKE THEM STRIKE.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, July IA 8 ccill
rom DuCuon IN, say:
Autu. loriy OF BfRdley's 'nea iom
R,iovii,e 4rfivoa here toluy 10 NJ.
"a nee tho miners TO suike. Tuey
we're ordered cut OF town by the city
m lrshAh. All the m ners horc are
working.
Whea the striking miners q. Belle.
vile learned u thu reception given
their feliows ut Duqu3iB, they eX
trcsted uetarmlnutIOl 10 10 30 the
latter city md dr.7e out the working
mluegs.
ThoIe are about $40 Miners In
DuQupin. IL they persist IN working
So NAAAa hhAAlbbA VI eli4htiH W III I've
wade tho place irnm Bslieville and
other p0iuit.
THE CONFERENCE At WHEELING.
WHEELING. W. Va, July 27.-Ihe
conferences OF eS 3cutlve ulli ceIs D. the
numerous labor organizations OF the
cjunirP called to meet Wheeling ut
MON for tue purpose OF considering
weys and means to win the great
coal st'iko, hos been delayed IN get
ting 20 work on account OF the failure
OF President Ratchfotd, OF the coal
m n,r', TO arrive early this morning
Va tXpl ctei.
Among those here nre: ]. b. Len.
non OF BloomingtDn, Illinois, pres.-
dent OF the Custom TaIlors' union;
Samuel q mpsts VI Washington,
president OF the American Federation
ot LabI; W. ii. Nah u - Detroit
president OF Street Railway Il nployts
union; John II. Sovereign OF AtBau
eas, precedent of the knigb,s L
Labor; p. p. MOirIsey, Illinois, OF the
CrglnmeL's organization; John w.
SIliivan, BAltim zee, piesid nj o. the
Painter AID Decorator un ar;
Martin Fox Il CiAcInn IL, rTesi ent
OF tho on MOuldets; Jets. no,
II Nashville, a the Il ,ss Mem
uai"r; Jan 90 Carey o. Mas IvIiie, VI
the ry 1p4r ca union -ud score.
tsiy Frank III. rrison OF thu Amer.
can feuerstlOn ~. LsUo. O-ners
arrived during he afternoon.
The con ereLce 10 secret. COnserva.
tive MON beIs say the utmUsi that can
be accomplished at the conference is
To nGsees a tax on the various orzani.
cations TO maintain the striking coal
miners. Debs and Mahon want all
to come out.
WEST VIRGINIA MINERS STRIKE.
PARKERsBuRa. w. ". July 27.-
Tho MiaerstIn sac MoDOngah reg iOu
ave gone out en- masse. News irom
tue southwest and Great Ksnawha
valley lie that the minors have banked
On Il vernon Atkinson god will and
struck. There 70 great excitement.
CLEVELAND OPERATORS HOPEFUL.
CLBvEAAND, o., July 81 raomss
YOuns, Cepres1ntauve OF NJ. a. Hanul,
mas g1He to Pittsburg with instruc.
lions 10 use every effort to bring abOu
6 speedy settlement OF the strike. All
the CievelanI operators are hopeful
that the conference VIII result IN
some Fat actofy aJiustmeu
FORCED THE MEN TO QUIT.
NowEQuA, Lin July Il - Lsst
night u .-fge bony Of Pana aud M q.
wtqua miners, heated by drum and
die corps, marched on tue Assumption
shaft and forced the men who were
iOauing coal Tor the local trace auu
ihrtsnefs to cease work, This morn
lDg when the whistles blsw not
miner went to work.