Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12
STRIKERS ARE UGLY
Threaten The Destruction Of Life
and Properly.
issUE 10 BE FORCED by MINERS
Situation Drc'drdly tho Most Inter
usliIg SInc' tho Strike
Il gan.

PITIeBURd, Pa, Aug. IL. - A
Leader X ,ngwooj, w. ", special says
the miners at COIinth sre In IN ugly
mood nLd threaten the property OF the
company and the lie OF Superlutnns.
ept Anderson. The ehsIiii left this
morning with Msrshni Jackson lof the
scene OF tue trouble, II needed, d,pu.
lies " i'll DO put on guard ana order
restored even II force OF stms b.
II, cesgliy.
IN UNITED STATES CCURrs.
PITIsBuRu, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE
mut h talked Of bill for an irjuncllcn
sgniust the U liteu Mine Workers that
was to have been fled in the Uniied
5taioe courts. wac flied IN the county
court rhOut loon by counsel Tor tho
New York * cleveland Gs & al
company. The defend MS ned are
tbo Uuit Niue WorHeIs NJ Am, rica,
Pa,rlck Dolsp, president; i ward NC
Kay, vice president; VIM. Wsrner,sec.
retaty and ue,suTei, and Gthere.
The plaintiff company sets forth
that II Is a corporation under the laws
Oh Pennsylvania with capital Il o
million " lara Invested In coal laude
VI Psnnsylvsnis. Three Of Their
IN es ernpl yiag 200 men are Plum
Cftos, Turtle Creek anu Sandy
Creek. The bill then r. cites the cou-
ditlvDs prevailing at their mines slice
the striRs btguD and alleges tbht the
strikers nave paid NJ attention to the
shenff,' warnings and tbBt tho liver Of
the miners anu the properly of the
company are in danger.
Judge Collier granted temporary
" Junction RETAINING and .rlo!nins
the defendants from assembling,
marching OF encuInpiug in proximity
| TO the mi es AMI houses of the miners
| Tor the purpose by intimidation, tureat-
and upprobtiuus words OF preventing
The miners Of the plaintiff from w"rk'
ny. IL iurtper Ttttraius the de.ent-
| auts from inducing UT compelling any
EN- loye or miner - quit work. A
| hearing was fixed for Aug. 10.
The inju cuUn Ia Regarded as the
msst sweeping yet issued.
WILL RESIST GOVERNMENT BY IN
JUNCTION.
President Doisn expressed urpriss
when informed thAl 1t had been
| srsn,eu, and addtL: at wiz make 10
| difference TO us. We will not break
camp and Will go right along as ususl
| until The matter 10 tested In the courts.
| We will 8 ny there regardless OF every
| Judge In Allegheny county ami II
| they attempt to enforce tue ipjunc-
lion they Will have TO build more jsiis
| 10 acc mmobste the msu.
SHERIFF BLOCKS THE WAY.
| DECATUR, H., Aug. l2,-The sheriff
| VIII u eeL tue natChil.g utfikefs ana
sndeavvr to keep them cut OF the
county. He Las already 100 deputies
aud the city will be- placed unjer
martial law.
| WILL FORCE AN Issue,
| PnTsBuRG, Pa. Aug. II. - The
sITikItg miners ii CAuODsbuTg have
deteTmin ned To force the Injunction
issue by continuing the daily marches
and meeting. In the neishb rhooU
OF the MtGovern and Canon
burg mines /. spits OF the order VI
| judge McLlwsyno OF Warrington,
foiblddiug maicues on the pubic roaus
lesding 10 the mlues. Tue purpose IL
to have tie men arrested In oTuer TO
iest the legality OF the injunction.
Patrick Dolsn slated that 1t had been
determined TO keep ~ the marches
and as fast as oue group IL
arr, slsu. another will lake Its
pisce until there will be- so
many OF them In jail that the
puuuc opinion viii be aroused
on the ques ioI OF the alleged new
iuIm # injunction. In this move
ment the support OF all The 10 ding
trades unions OF the country IL .aii TO
have boon pledged at secret meeting
In Columbus during the IaSt three
days, presided Ever by Samuel
| Gonipers.
Information mas been received by
tho Pntsburg operators tnst the
miners VI the Bell, LOWS una
Yates Company have struck in
ReynoldsviiIe and the rest Of the
mines OF the company are Idle.
The company Is ono VI the beavie,I
tonnage producer In tbs northern
field. About 5000 meo are employed.
NJ irfornslion has besn received
rem the Puuxiutawn' y and Clear
fell dIsiIio.s, tut al Ess, Br'dy wac
reported mai the mIners Ut several pits
In those dis, riCts are out, the gfiev-
ances being OF local nature anu In
dependent OF the national strike.
The ususl march from tue niines was
made at Turtle Creek at o'clock this
mernisg, but more meo won't Into the
pit than yesterday.
DEPUTY 5nsr q Richards was In
charge OF some men going to work at
UNITY this IN 1ruiDg, and the strikers
ian ahead, IA oaug ami jeering thsm.
sheriff Richards Oruereu the strlhers
10 move, but they refused. Ii then
called on his other deputies 10 nssist
aim, and the strikers, 'eeing that he
meant what he said, moved OF, still
hoOiipg the men g,iug to work
When q report OF the trouble was
maze at camp many threats were
made but the excl sment quieieI
down on the ARRIVAL OF the leaders.
There are now l22 deputies Mt Plum
Greek, un ipcreste VI 81,
When T. b. D.Atmlt heard OF the
threateUed trouble no uTOve over from
Turtle Cc,sx and spent all mornins
going rom house TO huuse 30 Induce
the men to 10 to work. AT noon there
were l03 In the mine, uecrease VI
Is. Tuis is dne 10 tue tactic. OF tn,
strikers IN guar Ing tue miners