Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-10
FOR ARBITRATION.
,r,,,zrs THE CONSEQUENCE
=, III, Struggle Now On and Is "'l''
" ING TO Aid in End
ing II.

vosr. July 10.-A specisi u
NEW ,n,nal and Advertiser from
!ne sayn Having asceI,
"a rom the leading constitu', ohA'
lawyers In Congress that s. ,hs,s IS so y.
n,'snd upon which the Federal gov :,
s'Ou ,, can directly take any part I'D
e.D s'h,,ration Of the dispute between
~. mIne.wOrkers aud mine'0wne,'
wv ,,,ss in the present gigantic s'rue-
.le. the Journal and Auve''''p 90.
s ,''a the whole question before fres',
iau MoKipley personally and Askeu
ssD' - name an unofficial body Oh
.,hI,rsiors, whose character ana reDu .,,
' -, ,.,rpess nd good sense VIII
ho ms,olsnt 10 guarantee q Just ana
sscsn,sple decision. rIes'u 81, inc
lila T,uisv has bten assured .has aa
h n nave in writing aEiou
.nhmlt their case to such oon,' ~
,,,,,a,ors and TO accept anu ooey I'VE
decree. his will.
- 10 take the matter unuer iH-
mtsdls,e consideration, on oonui.ion
.e, the mine owners shall also hgree
.Da' sa the case 10 the arbitrators
nd abide by the result. ..,.
ap ~, sonrse AZ ls Understood that thie
v. ""n have no official character
sua will be unable to enforce its ae-
o,siop. but IL can perhaps induce thv
,,rs owuers and mine WORKERS 70 eno
mA snnsllina struggle on some reason'
W hss,a. and thus save the country
~, ,hs horrors OF q national struggle
n.,wsan capitsl and labor al time
whsn want ana misery stalk through
,,a conotry. A board OF srbitrat0s
WV at least succeed in placing the r.-
snons,bility OF tho continuance OF this
Gts.s,rons and periloue striie where IL
belongs. ,,,
mi undertake ~ select tho arbitrstofs
mil he has had satisfactory atsuf-
snce, that both sides are willing to &C.
csnt arbitration. Even this action
vii depend upon the circumsta nces
nnder which the case is laid before him.
He reslizes fully the terrible conse-
ournces which may follow " the strus-
r!e Is allowed to go on.
The Journal and Advertiser is not
in posltson to make public all the
details Of the matter, but It has gone
far enough TO open way for a peace
iul settlement. The public al large
will presently be able TO see clearly the
nature OF tho great coal strike and lite
environments.
President Mckinley cannot 20 be-
You'd the point already indicated until
the mine.owners have expressed their
willingness u accept his good offices
and agree to the principle OF arbitra.
lioD.
THE SITUATION LAST NIGHT,
PuTsBuRG, July 9.-rhe situation
Of the miners strike tonight shows
tut little direct change from yesterday.
TIE principal movement made by the
strikers today was the securing OF o
conference OF the national leaders of
The several powerful labor organizs. !
tons OF the county, with the purpose
10 view Of devising ways ana means
10 assist those VINO ate making what is
considered by oil Of them the supreme
effort for wage Advancement.
1t is known that concerted action
will be taken at ance TO make the sus.
pension Of mining In West Virginia
complete, which II successful VIII kill
th the most effective enemy the
tuiters have to encounter. 1t WA
lhls held that broke the strike in 1894,
and no effort will be spared ito bring ii
iato subs elton at this time.
10 supplement- the conference CT
INA evening special meeting of the
SAFE hoof league has been called for
sunday night in this city, at which
llflosr means OF support will be dc.
ylssd.
Inc operators In the meantime are
viewing the conditions calmly anu
profess 10 be In no wlse alarmed