Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
,,,,r ~ srplErR'' RANKS


r % only OF a mndet degree,
., .l b,s,D the march at 3
,os hour and 3 nall earlier
,,o,I, to outvi, the depatia'' but
.'.s,,, were met by twen'I''lz
n, ordered to halt. Tue IN
~ ~, lhen read TO thu m anu
wv o,sered back to camp. ihey
s,t sr.t, but when the deputies
n,wsri the strikers OfoRe
tslurped to their quarters.
,,nlt Of this, twenty-five diggefs
lp,9 lhe mine. Liam,
:, an he road when the deputies
I'd Alter a short patley the
yIlhdiew. The output from
shows on Increase.
PUN Greek the situation If u
;, loI tue company 80 iur as opel-
Ma min, 10 concerned. There
q nsrching' n.
ne viii be a big meeting at Plum
ms afternO u. President
'uy,tbey will tucCeed in Hhui-
.sEu the mine.
me- Noon Run district 800 fsmi'
M ald to be In want Much
r,p /. said to prevail. A iunl for
putittt hss been started.
tsut forty lttliAns returned TO
uibe Osk Hin mine today un.
,u,fd o. toe deputies. Mvat Of
iultns carried knives anu as they
b, to tue train they kept close
!. De- utits, but no attempt was
to inlefiefe with them.
STRIKERS GAINING.
hTlLAND, o., Aug. IA
I,livm Wheeling, W. Va, to the
gsilef says:
h allure o, the 0perntIrs In tue
moot fugiln to cal the bluh OF
Nluou Labor leaders by sarvtn
ks Jsckton's Injunction, which
pl,illy VIC aied y esterday, throws
lrss IN that rego into auout she
EN- ms week ago, except tue
|rs az gaining little daily. The
ntish nuion, 100, has 7O7 members,
Plv,b OIL 6lIy this week. Other
ale losing the WORKERS slowly
Il. slIlsefs gaining III proportion.
hauei that since the melton
la served on the leaders ne Opet.
viii hardly Try serving II On
flnaie sgiIstOrs and miners.
lhs iIOm reliable and disintei.
sources In the KsDawhs valley
aaSiee with those given by Fred
ru 10 lhe Associated Press, al
d II Ia sdniilIe by many that
'Iulsr are making gaius. There
Nll 'senly mines III work AND
n'pe',, 1t lie reported that the
'isDd Western will be attacked
tsoig'n'teis Sgaln Monday.
4 Wheeling district 10 now en-.
sl'et. A ms,s meeting will
M at Martins Ferry this after.
V dhcuss tue closing OF the last
NH mines in the Eastern Onio
b
dying THE INJUNCTION.
i'ROKG, August l4-Notvi,b.
~ 'sV INJUNCTION secured by
Ssnols Coal company, III.
80 eonliuue 10 march, This
,ea Iae deputies arrested eighteen
u9lshi thtm o Pl,tsburr. Tney
placed 10 jail on charge OF de.
ply conduct.
An ATTEMPT TO pmsoS.
sB'Y' Pa, Aug. I4.-rbomas
M, 1'ght boss at tue Ferguson
"" polsonsd today ny drinking
,, ""ivn had been plACeu
"sen' lie was taken violently
,n nov believed to be- ,utof
~" ~ ha examination of his din.
SVAs' showed traces Of the uolsoo
ns ! was evidently put IN the
,,3n ,0ais one In the mine. Jei.
,1ei | . tmnity OfAnum.
'alkels IN 1894 BY acting ns a
'S y 'st 10, Tue Dunbar company. the
is. ~. !, milne IS III The siriRe replon
''' Il no trouble theirs at present.
ANOTHER STRIKE
aAtiOS' Pa Aug. IA. The
,',' 'la miners emrluyed at ths
h. r1, colllefy, No. 8, strnrk
,,nils Tor su advance Of WAGE
s,.., we lfivels sre American.
Es,vs hungatIsns and Italian
An r osen getting 81 tosI'ab
os, b an,y claim they have 'I 10
lt,bI. per day Without nav
n s,'n s .nty want remunsra,ion
W, ''ll'l leiI the strikers; rsSEs
\ ,b, SDIlE 70 Tue s!ripplugs when
/, has, sflssrs met them and
Zones Tn, Them to come back.
Va, sDi pGl IN an appearance,
wan ".cSed down nni Kicked
" vas ,,Sn GssIPenter wh1 came to-
NOD W.. on the head with NJ n
Mdars severely Injured. Ths
n1,i' lumber lumber Of English .psas ~.
,a! t,s pISelbly ,AvoI the s 81 nes.
'''s' With the men. As