Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18
STRIKERS ENJOINED.
Court SAYS Tho IrjlICtiOl Shall
b, Permanent.
ARMY OF MINERS SCATTERING.
Mass heeiiug for T0night-NCn are
Told 10 Get Work VII re
IhJ Tan

stowe and Collier hsnIed down an
opinion on the mluor,' Injunction case
this morning. Tue ,csi1n makes
the preliminary Injunction perma.
neut.
PIiTsBuHG, Pa, Aug. lS.-Wheu
court opened this mOruiuk JUICES
Stowe nnd Collier handed dowp
u decifiJh in the Injunction
proceedings Of the New Yark and
Cleveland Gte Coal company against
the Uuiled Mime Workers. OF Ameri.
ca, Patrick DOlaD, VIM. Warner, aud
others. The preliminary injunction
wns made permanent nnu Tho plair-
IN was ordered to file bond Of 50 900
tu auewer iof euch d images ~ my Ue
SUSTAINED by the usirnIsnts by TsRBnn
Of The Injunction. Immediately after
the hliuR Of the dtciee anu uIou
motion OF Mr.. Thomas PattereJI toe
Q urt ordered similar decree q be
drawn In the case arainst the BuuOiR
miners In which the Injunction was
applied tor by Ru'us &. Cav ORD.
MUST BE READ TO EVERY MAN.
PIIqsBURG, Pa, Aug. lS.-The
Striking lnluere "ucEmpeJ Ut tho
miues Of the New Yutk and Cleveland
Gaa Coal Co. did not aaron tnis morn
ing az they hau planned to 10. A.
Turtle Greek they formed in line auJ
when ready to start they behelu the
deputies standing just outside the
Gang. The march was al once abau-
donej and small parties, numbering
from two to SIX each, were instTuctt d
to patrol the wUoIs iu the vicinity Of
the niue and report the number o.
men going to WIKI. Tney were IT.
atfuc.et u keep moving, Aud II AZ
prOschtd by deputy sueI Il to get
away rapidly, to escape the service OF
the ipj ia mellon II possIbe.
Tue leaders prOptse Ia this way t.
hatBss the deputies and the DpAtmitts
They say there are 10000 meu ia th.
district az that the injunction val
nave 10 be read 1000 times before tn.
attacks up N the MINES at OaK Hill,
SANDY Creek anu PUN Creek CEASE,
unlpss the mines are tOO4er cl Iseu
d WI.
the men followed the Instructions,
but were u1able to learn lust now
many diggers went into the MT today.
the vntput OF the OAK HIN mins We,
torday was seven cars OF lump coal
and two Of sIacE anu nut or about $50
tons. This shows n gain Tor th. cJm-
papy, though no claim OF an Increased
Urce lie made by the De Armit,s pnd
the strikers claim that only % men are
at W. rk.
MASS NEXT INC TONIGHT.
A meeting VI the miners AMI cltizltt
has been called to bs b ED at M0uon,
gaheiG CITY, tonight. Saturday after.
nooD meeIiug will bs held al
Canonsburg. Today the miners OF
LswruncevIlle, Butler, anu Mercer
VIII hold mass meeting NJ the OF u u
house at Mercer. National Organize
Gamer p-Miilsr win make an address.
The heads OF the various libUr OrganI-
zatons Of Ihe CITY Will mold a confer.
euce with the mlner,' tllciRls tOmor.
row evening. Preparations for hold.
ing nesting OF ths United Labor
eague at Plum Creek next Sunday
afternoon are bein made. IL IL ex-
pecieu to IN ske this messing the largest
ever held aad une OF the big events VI
the strike.
COAL GETTING SCARCE.
WHEELING, w. w., Aug. ls.-Tae
local U ~ snusti n 10 growing &c iout,
The city ras works has what was i
ways deemed suffi silent sdvanc %
supply Of coal from tue Fiuertchtim
mines on the Wheeling division OF the
Baltimore q OhiO, but this supply Is
now growing deoiIt dly short and new
arrangements VIII soon have 90 be
made.
Coal Ia selling In local yards at IL
cents bus val, Just d uoiu tue usual
price. Slack UrIngs six ceuis aud
both are hari to get at tnoss rates.
Thers are $40 families in Wnoeliug la
need OF cJHl, WINE all manufacturers
that do not use gas are nGmpers1 for
fuel. Ga he Ollo siJs OF the river
manu- aclut,ng establish nents using
lutu,anua of Duihsls Of o6al daily
nave mai tnsir supyii cut down or
smut Il
In the Fairm9uut field OCjuneil
anu his c=..psrs are eIill at the Mon.
taua mines, uot having succeeded In
closing them entire y. Fne mroh 10
West FLirmounI AMI New h CLAN Is
4oheJuied u DeIin tU.niGnt, wusu the
United states court n junction viii
pSobsDly ,bs served UNI. Judge jack
sous new ruling that marching col.
umEs nrs an Inteudsi inIimi lRtiou,
and cOntsary to law.
The movement in the KanawhR
valley SHOWS no change. A .sw more
men went TO WORK this morning an.
D.lchsI's eOIumu suoo ,eLeI 10 via
ding few more recruits in tue upper
valley. Tne new campaign OF ,he
agitalors o. the Nofiolk ald Wsstera
railroad has apparently borne new
iruit.
WORK WHERE You CAN"
PIITsBURG, Pa, August lS.-r.o
indIoatI.n, aGe that the camp about
DeATmilt's mines will be no ,udoned
aui tnaTs viii be no m re marching.
Urlsh Beliugham reached PUN
Creek sbOu, noon aud cRliug the meu
together told them ot tue ADVERSE de.
cIson oil the court, He tod them there
wOuli DO no luther use in rsmninlng
IN camp, III no mole food would b.
iuruiunes.
"YJu had better 10 hons 10 your
fAmilies." he said, SAND had work
where you cam"
Tneru WAS considerable murmuring
IA. h.sF ~. lVT Mt