The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-22


trains arriving are crowded 10 their Ut
most capacity. The six hundred guides
viii show the visitors 70 their lodgings
and to points Of interest.
MARCHING STRIKERS ARRESTED
Taken into Court and Released on Their
Own kecoGnizsnce-
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. N.-There was
clash between the deputy sheriffs and
strikers az Plum Creek at 4. m, and
five strikers were arrested for contempt
OF court in disobeying the orders o. court
as contained n the injunction. There
was no bloodshed. but the prospect look
ed bright for battle between the depu-
ties and the strikers at any tine.
The determination OF the Strikers o
march at q. N. was formed yesterday
afternoon after they successfully passed
four deputies who wanted 20 stop their
escoruiug citizens from New Texas 20
their camp. Their plans were known 10
the deputies and they were ready for
the marcherS
The campers were divided into three
parties. one going 10 Clarksville, another
to the tipple a; Plum Creek and the 9TH
or to the Salisbury pike. They were not
formed in line, but walked along aim
lessly. The deputy sheriffs met them on
the pike abou: a half mile above the post
Office at Cefster. The men in advance
were turned back but the others kept on
and the deputies formed line across the
w. or -.
the front and tod them they would have
to turn back. There was laugh az this
and the strikers pushed forward and the
deputies We're forced back and then the
men were so mixed UP one could not
he'll which OF the st-ugglig men were
deputies and which strikers. Chief Dep
uty Young seized two men and called
out that they were under arrest. At the
same time ne shouted to the deputies 70
SOP struggling with the strikers but TO
arrest any man who refused 10 go back.
The strikers stood still TO see what Mr..
Young intended TO do with his prisoners
and the deputies thus had a chance 10
form in a more solid mass across the
road and to bar all passage. The two
who conducted them 10 the De Armltt
stables and placed them under an arm
ed guard. There were sixty men in the
body Of strikers and most OF them start
ed back slowly toward Camp Isolation.
There were about a dozen Of them,
however, who stood still and said that
the cour; had no power 70 block pubic
roads and eold the others TO go call the
ramp and they would either see the min
PTS in their homes or be taken 70 Jail.
They started across the road 20 the tip
pie viii a posse OF deputies in hot pur-
suit The latter caught up 10 them
near me coal house and placed three
more under arrest.
The prisoners were loaded into wag- |
IN and taken to Turtle Creek. whence
-hey were brought to this city and lodg-
I'd in Jail.
The camp at the school house, guard |
ng the Sandy Creek mines. has been re- |
with seventy-five men. The |
amp Is vel stocked With provisions and |
: Is proposed 10 decrease the outpu; OF |
he mine by doing missionary work in /
he diggers' houses.
The campers at Turtle Creek attempted |
% march az a. m. bu: they were stop /
,ed by a posse OF deputies.
The strikers have made a dog blanke. /
VI: Of a copy OF the injunction and have /
clothed a bulldog with it and their motto
: The injunction IS on the dog" The
eaders in the camp will not allow the
Inimal 20 be paraded IN the street
The miners arrested al Plum Creek
his morning reached the city shorty az
er 10 O'Clock. Instead OF being taken
,efcre the court. as was originally intend
q. they were escorted 20 the Office OF
Alderman Groetzingsr. Intormations
we're made charging hen with unlawful
ssembly. The infO-ms ions were read
nd a hearing fixed for Tuesday. Angus:
/ The men were then released on iheir
WI recognizance.
MEETING TO BE HELD.
PictSburg, Pa, Aug. Northumberland
ng me statements issued Iss night by
9th the operators and miners. which
eened to preclude a conference be-
ween the two sides, it developed today
4. President Dolan returned from Co
INDUS this morning and announced
nat he had been au:orizej by National
resident RatcAto7d 70 arrange for a
difference with me Pitts5urg operators.
,olan vas meeting with the operators
y the Purpose % fixing a da,e for NJ.
.a1ch:o-i's coming here. While saying
lat he vas IN favor % a-tst-aoo si-.
'oIzn insisted tina; ne men must re-
Five 50 cents o. the strike would con-
nue..
JAILED BY JUDGE GOFF.
Clarkso1rz. ". Va. Aug. zl-yr5Es
OF. in a hslt-bour's decision .Siay. Ted /
ae miners arrested a; Fair-nount (
ullty o. violation G. Judge Jaossoa's
ltunctlon. ami sentenced a. q them.
ven;y-:our in number. . tzu 70 three
ays. and lzcsr ordered them -e.szse5
.ondzy morning