New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
TO MARCH ON CANNONSBURG.
A HOST OF STRIKERS THREATEN THE
MEN AT WORK
BOONE AND ALLISON MINES RUNNING AGAIN AND
THE ENTERPRISE TO START UP TO-DAY

THE ENTERPRISE TO START Up TO-DAY
THE PITTsBURG COAL MARKET.
P,ttsburg July 9O.-The attention Of the miners
of the Pttsburg district is now riveted on the ALI
son. Boone and Enterprise mines. neal Cannons-
burg The Boone and Allison mines. which were
closed Yesterday by the owners TO prevent trouble
between their men and the marching strikers. re-
sumed to-day with nearly full force. NO attempt
was made TO start up at the Enterprise mine.
The programme Of the strikers is 10 make an
other march on the Allison mine The leaders sald
this afternoon that more than TWO thousand dggers
would be nassed in the Panhandle district. and an
other march made on the mines Tonight the
miners Of the Panhandle district were gathering
above Bridgeville, and It will not be surprising II
one thousand miners are found on the Washington
Pike in the morning The men In the Miliers Kun
end Toms Run districts are all Idle ana nave
plenty Of time 10 make another march Inc! are
supplying themselves with several days rations'
and II the proposed march Is made they Will stay
about the mines for several days III the narch 10
mado the time will be kept a secret
Just at this stage of the STRIKE sensational w
yelopments are expected. The men are beginning
to feel the pangs Of want and are in cohditoh
bordering desperation
II was learned to-day that organizers have oeeh
secretly at work among the miners Of the New
York and Cleveland Gas Coal COMPANY ior sew
eral days One Of them was served with court
order 10 remain off the companys properly anu
leave the alone. DE Arinlll men aeeii' ~
,ermined TO remain at work. The mines are run
ming TO their fullest capacity, and are supplying
large quantity Of coal to the trade
The coal market quiet to-day. Much coai
vas offered at 81 % Slack took big jump
and sold for s. cents Before the strike II
uas sold al 70 cents ton. There are hundreds OF
TONS Of slack coal at the mines in the PittsDure
district but the miners officials will not permit
,ov Of II 10 be loaded. A number Of strikers IN
,erfered with men who loading from barges
into cars coal that had been purchased ny y" u "a;
summonds a dealer from c. lutte Co ! ne
men were compelled TO quit work. secretary war
nor dsapproyed of the action, ana issueq orusIs
10 the strikers 10 modest nc men VINO are haIunns
coal hat was mined before the strike was oeeuii'
Cannonsburg, Penn, July D-Boone NINE OF 'ie
Cannonsburg Coal Company and the mine OF Cooh
g. Son. at McGovern which resumed operations
this morning ran all day without experiencing any
,rouble These mines Wi! be operated in fuli 10.
morrow At the mine OF Cook q Son ABOUT 81.
their tools and were paid off Six Of the strikers
from Milier's Run. who came over YESTERDAY Wsre
ene Mas closed today The refused TO work
because they were told that Cooks men had )olncd
,he strikers The Enterprise Will resume to-mor-
row as the have learned OF their mistske' .,.
The visit Of the strikers yesterday had no erect
whatever on the miners here They say they
were fooled last year and Will not come OUT again,
II Is rumored TINS evening that the miners are
ga therine again come over 10 the mines 70,
morrow IL is said there are five or SIX nunored
ready 10 move and others from Ioms nun are
going to join them