New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
NINE REGION IN A FERMEN
CONTINUED from first pa&e'

Of life and property. it seems to me tha' go
tbings sho,,Id not be permitted. If l hau nav
tho SLIGHTEST idea that their promise Wou'u
bro,,en a troop of cavalry would have peeh wv.
within few moments" The General aou'" III
he would demand an explanation from the w.
evmen. As a matter Of fact there was NV
change in the programme arranged ny
miners for to-days funerals There were '"e''
in all. but two proceeded from Harwooo u'i
to the cemetery. without regard TO the o'her
ten
CROWD AT THE FUNERALS.
Eight Of the bodies lay in an undertaken
shop in Hazleton where they were viewed ny
great crowd for two hours before the PROCESSION
started In the mean time the other TWO lines
we're toiling over the rugged mouhtai" ioa''
leading from Harwood The bands whlch leu ''e
line beat a mournful tattoo and foiioWi's INC
he arses trudged a double file OF miners ""eH
the start from the shop to the cemetery va va
made the collins containing the bodles oi 'iie
eirht Poles were carried each by ten miners III
the regalia of the St. Joseph's Society; anu M
line proceeded to the church. A crown y, ~
five thousand people damned the s're os No dis
Immediate neighborhood but there was no u,s
order of any kind The platform oLisi i,t haa
tended for the street in front OF the puu.is ~
ten collins were laid while Father Aust anu d
number Of Polish priests celebrated hlen ,i1 %;
While the services were proceeding eaIis -.
miners in the cemetery were blasting ROCK "
make snace for n large circular grave, In Which
all the bodies were buried. There were prlel
services nj the grave and several Of the clergy
men made addresses urging the miners 10 fiia'n-
tain order and remain quietly at their MONIES a.,
General Goblin kept his word II the priests ala
not keep theirs During the march and the cere-
monies there was not a sign OF so,ue'
Brigade headquarters presented marta ra ap
pearance however. and in the stockyards near
the hotel a battery and detachment or cavalry
we're stationed ready to move on call ne
usual camp discipline was maintained ana no
one was permitted TO pass any or the lines
without a pass from the commander
Mayor Altmiler had been consulted anu at
General Gobih's order or suggestion an ,ic
saloons in town were closed until ! O'CLOCK TINS
afternoon The Mayor has been conhned 10 MS
house for more than a week by an attack vi
rheumatism. but the grave developments III
duced him TO hohble to his office to-day, ana on
receipt Of the message from the commanoer
he dispatched policemen to see that the oruer
was enforced. 1t was to the letter.
MINERS MEETINGS AT LATIMER.
There were TWO meetings OF miners az Latimer
to-day one was made up Of Italians, and the
other Of Hungar!ans. and addresses were MADE
at both. Organizer Fahey, OF the United Mine
Workers, was present. but did not speak. lie
will organize ten branches OF the union later IN
the week. In an interview he said: In my opln-
III the proper tnIllB were upic' 'p'io'''"
miners throughout this entire district would
come together and agree upon uniform scale OF
wages and conditions OF employment to govern
all alike II seems TO me that II this were done
il would give general satisfaction. ana go lurther
toward preventing discomfort between eNploye'
and employed than can be expected from ho' 70
ing this believe. too. that something OF thls
kind would be fair 70 all concerned, employer a.
well as employed. In this district the natuia al
advantages and disadvantages in the pr9ductIoh
TOLL no
IL seems that no employer in the district shouu
have an advantage over another "Hei PaS ms
wages to or imposing conditions on tlHP,p!se =, -
porforming the same grades or work IAN W
SEQ where any parson could in fairness OBJECT 20
bringing about a condition such as THIS thai
would in It's operation in ms region 'e"' a"
alike and give neither an advantage
nrpr.T1Es TO GIVE THEMSELVES Up.
Sheriff Martin was the guest OF General Gooh
at Headquarters this afternoon. hut would not
talk. on the ground that warrant Is hanging
over him He returned 10 Wlkesparre later
His deputies are contemplating gong 10 tha'
town 70 enter bond for their appearance VINE"
wanted Notwithstanding the fact that the! nave
no, vot heen arrested. This is TO be done as a
guarantee of good falth' anu '''S WI
60 tomorrow. -. q .utor,.
Il was learned to-day that the No. coileI ,i,.
the crippled engineer or Whlch MdS 81 81. 80
rootar hv masked men on Saturday Hlgnt' ias
Loon sbu, Down since long before the strike ne
gan The engineer was only there 20 Keep ''7
mines free from water ,, ..,.,
General Goblin. with his staff. visited seVert,
- The regiments today. and will make forhlai
lns1a,,Ion Of the entire brigade to-i'io''oN;,
Trnop Surgeon Frazier. Corporai t'oi'c az,
Troopers Madeira. Godfrey and RidaW1y' "l ~.
,i,y Troon arrived on a special train tonight
win their horses and carload of extra hoiSes
from Philadelphia for the troop fitty-sN ot
tho sixty-four men are in camp ana OF Ihe
mora several are in Europe and one in the rar
wost The Governors troop and the cry troop
worn combined to-day. the former, OF coulse'
having precedence. with Cap,ain '.t !" s.rcs,s
maul. The only city troopers III NV ''i'0''
to-day were orderiles.
GEN GOBLIN READY FOR AN EMERGENCY
Tho gravity Of the situation Is made apparent
from, Tho thorough and rigorous manner In when
tho commander Is handling his men. The sgna
o,rrs NJ tho regiments have been stationed on
htl,ons about Uazleton and the surrounding
haule,s whore trouble is feared. several Oh
than, arc marked with tents. with men on the
,ooLou, The signalling was done by 1ags anu
,yorked successfully. The stations cover JUS
lance ~ four miles. ana NJ the hedes. f ~ 80
IIo,letor couriers are stationed to carry the re-
n,r,s - tho general About a dozen soIdleF
rouriers on BICYCLES have also done souu WI ~
They were selected from among the men q
custoned 10 riding and the wheels were oo-
tanned here. ,,,r.s ~ to-
To-morrow unless the developments Oi W
night compel change. General ,,onh VII! SCI
company details To the surroununs W. Ill go
remain there in the event or trouple' iHc -
ord hreaking time made ny the militia IN reaCh-
ing the ground has had more to do with suouu
ing the foreign element than is eeneialiy Known
They were often given 10 sneerlng AZ Ine "iteu
states Army and the spectacle offered mas
amazed them The first call for troops went out
al q o'clock on Friday night and at the next
morning the 9th Regiment was already cahped
On tho ground over - per cent Of the brigade
a., haro aud conpanv after company presents an
unlrolSen roll The only absentoes are away on
leave and one regiment has ~ per cent or It's
whole force the ground.
nriva,e dispatch received here at midnight
from Roam Junction. two miles from Eckley
saws that after the outbreak a number OF depu-
ties arrived at the mines. At that time all was
quiet.