Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12

ushkeIl' y luOIE Dchlln rs WDH IS
Jeorsrdizing the llv,s OF members oil
their families who arc s!ck.
AT Sandy Creek tbeIe pre tvolve
drlvvrs, eight boys and twenty wo
dny men ai work. Tbis Is an increase
OF rievou.
Firms from all eeotlons OF the a.c.
ton are coming to the rescue OF the
strikers. A cereal company a. aeron,
o., sent a dispatch Offering to uonate
two tons OF corn meni. Tho offer was
accepted and the moal will be disttiD.
ut, d among the homes Of the miners.
Tue FeheImens' Protective assocta.
tiuu OF Astoria, Oregon, has startei
esst by fast freight 100 cases uf nned
eHlmCn Tor the miners.
There Is no chsugs in the price OF
coal from the figures OF the last 1.-TWO
days. The supply 10 said to have IN
cteated and the West Vtginians are
selling down to priuse which approach
those In riiec. before tho strike began.
When the news OF the Injunction
ltan ed by the county courts prscti.
c'llg breaking up the camp reached
The Turtle Creek, the widest excite.
ment ensuer. The stiko:s were en-
phatic In thelf protests against the
seton.
A conference OF the camp leader
wns at ouce called Tor anu plans were
diecupted tot sUms mtsus Of ho'hin1
the Vrou d gained against the New
York & q eveIsnd Gas Coal com.
panJ's men.
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.
COLuMBus, o, Aug. H. The
min.ra' na.I nal Off ,ura have utcided
to push their campaign into central
Pennsylvania.
STRIKERS SUCCESS.
CLEVELAND o., Aug. ia special
to tue PAU DJaier from wheeling,
w. Va, cay:
Al 2:lO THE morning $50 strikers
irOm DIV mstcneu through Wheel
Ing to the II verside anu Elm Grove
mines where they jJiDei 900 Mounds
VILE, Glsnuale anu Boggs Run min.
efs who mai been on luaTl all night
Ii took only lew minutes' persuasion
Ia close there two pits and the who'll.
Panhandle Is now Idle except a lew
small psuuilng mines that iupply
purely household demand.
This mornii g's reports show lees
strength In III. Kauawha Valley
strike. More men have gone TO wvIk
on both sides OF the river.
AT FairmOnt there Ia more stiffness
ibsn has l>,en seen Tor several weeks.
The local lIeuiebsnie are waiting III
Gompers aid the conference of nation.
al leHuers at MononKah tomorrow. The
leaders VIII have the United States
couil's mi Ut ctioD, anu II any are
arrested, all the labor unions IN the
country will take up the II .ht fol
Them.
j. IL. V. Cook coal operator OF Me-
Govern, came into court this afternoon
and complained that the slrik-rs wer,
| again tfesrsssing on his property, that
Andrew Sivsgs, a lea Ter sireaJy en-.
joined, was there and he thought
| they had distinctions TO go when the J
pleh seu In d'srep ard to the injunction
| al his r'qu, 81 the uIt INSIDE au order
| including the United Mihe work,ri
OF Amsrics, President Rslch Iord aud
Secretary Pierce and the Phltbur.
| district mine workers, President
Dolaa and Secretary Warner, In tn,
| injunction.
ePRISuFIELD. H., Aug. l2.-Wltl
| U d GlU,S mag al the head OF Ihei
coiu mn M to music OF fife ana drum
100 s yriugheld miner, started tonsj
ou th.ir match to Decatur, III. Nicl
President Archie Teal Il D4wsun Il
ieader. The strikers en- ,uIa Will picl
up $50 more miners. Al Mantle to
night they will holu a general confer
eEce, preparatory to entering DecRtu
| tomorrow. Inc marching miu ers al,
observing the s,rlctest discipline an,
are orderly. They have lspgo CON
mis,sry aud cay they will have ~
trouble getting the men cat al De
| catuT.
Co. b. b. Ray, raDneI's specis
mmiss oIer, let hire. Today ~
Mantle by Train. There will be cou .
eel with the miners, Operators an
authorities and ineu Ir.ceed TO De
| caiuIe,
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. l2.-A me-
sage 10 .u,uors' heauquartsIs ssy,
! KeynolJsville and RAtnmil, Pa.
mlper, capacity 1000 tons per day at
closed,