The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-13

| tentien of the strikers to march to-
morrow morning despite Judge
| llVaneEs Injunction, is expected to
result IN bloodshed or the filling of the
county prisons with the arrested min
! erS.
The long-talked of demonstration
| against the Westmorel and county
/ mines has been abandoned by the strik-
ers after one days trial, because of a
! lack of food
The. attempt, it is said, will be re-
peated soon when ample provisions Will
be carried along and q siege proclaimed
and carried to a successful issue.
The injunction secured by the New
York and Cleveland Gas Coal company
| was read to President Dolan by a dep
uty this afternoon at miners head
! quarters. Mr.. Dolan, who was writing
! at the time, scarcely stopped his work
Tor more than a second, and when the
/ reading was finished, Acknowledged it
4 by merely saying: THANK you" He
/ says the injunction will not change the
/ miners, campaign in the least.
Ex-V1ce President Cameron Miller
| came into headquarters shortly after
the reading of the document to Dolan.
! ne sald the directors will continue as
heretofore, using all lawful means nos
! slole to keep miners from working dur-
! Ing the struggle for living wages II ie
| the intention of the officers of the CONT
TO foreStall the customary march in
the morning by going to the camns to-
nlght ana reading the injunction to tha
! campers. If this is done the o~isiS I'll
be certainly reached about A o,a1oc,, -, 49,
the morning, as the strikers apnear do
ternllhed TO test their right to carry ont
their usual programme. oo'
II is GAINED by the strikers that +bis
movement Of the company is onlI,
ttLlo'ner a. pan FOR getting the militia on
r-te StouliG. When they find that the
nnLeTs Will not obey the ini11nctioo and
that the jafls are becoming crowGnd ~ ~.
arrests following the reading of the in,
Junction, 1t is expected that the Sboriee
VIII adJudSe that his deputies arc ~ 80
SSulncient to cope with the situation and
o:,.A ne VII be constrained to call ont tba
ntin.. tititlsia. rms is the view of the stu
ers now in the camps. 81 Ia
Ihis evening the strikers at Dr..
creek held meeting and voted u,ar,i
| liously to hold the fort. b1t NOT - -
@ sist arrest. The resolutions sav ~ the+
lone IL one man me is arrested they will have TO +o
At 115, Sheriff Lowry and bis don
utles, numbering 100, left Tnr+In Iei1 yep yep
Ioi Piumb Creek. The sheriff is 6ate,.
Hllned to carry out the order of 81
court and says he will surely ar,nl,t
olie 1eaaers as soon as the march he
9Lns. 9fL II new leaders are substituted
th they VIII also be gathered in. Whila
uriI,i nriG us majority of the strikers arc
Wllllhg TO go to Jail unresistingIv tbaro
are few hot heads who bava o+,
| alive. -o' We taken
FlIISBURG, Pa, Aug. 12-Tba
camp OF the striking miners near +ha
sHIIra,;a ellit1e Gl tne ne Westmoreland and Penn
SyiVanla Gas Coal company at Irwin
Ia, which was established vestardaI,'
has broken UP and the men have CO.,
nack 10 their homes. The cause is at
tTlputed to the fact that the neoDfa
OF the neighborhood refused to con
tribute provisions for the maintenano
Of the strikers. w
BRIDGEPORT, O., Aug. 12.-Three
hundred miners from Wheelino CraoI1
Maynard and Barton massed bere 10 81
night and marched to the Riverside
and Belmont mines They succeeded
IN getting all of the men out. and ra-
turning, marched to Martins Ferry fo
get the Laughlin miners out. The Rar-
Ton ana maynard men tagged the
nlgnt Irelght and took possession, COM
pell1ng the crew to carry them to this
place.
DECATUR, Ill, Aug. 12.-About 3no
miners from Lincoln and Springfield
are now in camp at Mantle. They are
quiet and orderly. The men stayed at
work in the Mantle mine all dav.
Sheriff Nicholson and Mayor Miller
drove to Mantle this afternoon and
advised the marching miners not to
come to Decatur and told them any in
dication of violence would meet with
prompt measures of repression. The
Decatur miners say that they will stay
at work, and they will be fully pro
tected. The marchers will reach here
tomorrow.