New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-13
RIOT LEADERS ARRESTED.

ACTION RI THE SHERIFF TO PROTECT MEN Al
WORK IN DUBOIS.
Dubois. Penn. Sept. ie-sheriT Smith took cisn,
of the rIo,ing Poles TO the county Jail at cearheo
last night and has three others under arrest WIZ
will be taken there tomorrow morhns' "o
Sheriff returned here this afternoon ana WIN
force OF deputies, will proceed TO Inc ~ proect
,h nm miners when they 20 to work The foreigners
greatly excited last night %hGn n i t' Threats
OF attempting to them were MADE; pGc clo or
sheriff slipped away With his pr SCHGrTe d. "
The miners Executive Commiee met m ,b mere Ceap
DAY and ds sIseH socs con M Il!
working on Saturday. except Mt DUBOIS am ~ these
pIacss return to work There will be no furtneII
roubo here in the region II ths I"r "n no
djsnm;" concerning the scale OF either pick or ma
chine mining.
MONEY TO PROSECUTE THE DEPUTIES.
Philadelphia Sept l?.-N a special meeting OF
tho I'nitcd Labor League this afternoon tho ques-
ton % the shooting OF the miners near haz'eton
10y Sheriff Martins deputies was broueht UP io'
discussion and a number OF speeches denunciatory
OF the action were delivered. Subsequently inc i''
loving resolution was adopted:
Resolved BY the United Labor League. OF Phlla-
dcInhi- and rs vicinity. that We feel that ciine
R Rcr Se' onate the sum Of So FOR prqsecq9n q
the onendcrs ana fur'ner ci ns o hiii,v Tor The
sam" purpose.
FATHER DUCEY CALLS 1T MURDER
Father Ducey tho pastor OF St Leo's 'hurcn'
TN.entv.cighth-st near Madison-ave. in his sermon
Yesterday forenoon referred to the killing o. the
miners In Pennsylvania. ana MS hrst reference
somewhat startled the congregation. ! ask you
he said to pray for the souls OF those unfortunate
mon who were shot down. 1t Was cold-bloolei
murder and disgrace to the American nag
Father Ducey said that the death OF these nlrn
called for Vcngeaucc-legaI vengeance. lhey WeIe
not armed and were on public highway; ana tney
had the right to max" protest against 'h' "'o"sS
that had been done to them. go - 49, -.
Those moor fellows. said he. had Just AZ Inucn
right unarmcd ~ they were, 10 MAJ ~ alol'n oi
that road men in THIS city haNc 10 holu III
10 protest against what they regard as wrongs doh"
them
PITTsBI'RG MINES TO OPEN TO-DAY
pr,sburg Penn Sept; l2.The Pitsburg district
coa1 oper,tor. believe that this week Will find
many mines in this region In full operation. ana
to further this belief the majority OF the mine
oyncrs have announced that their PITS VIII be
open.d IN the morning In readiness for all their
,,., vbo NAV wish to ignore tho tcr-day proyiso
~ fhe Columbus settlement. II ~ believed mat
MANY OF the strikers VIII take advantage or the
'',,n,,ur{ft Secretary Warner ~ the miners as
snri,iion however says the Columbus agreement
Will b" strictly adhered TO
~ IA MOI believed though that the officials OF tho
district VIII raise their hands to stop the men
from going TO work Immediately. district con-
,cuflon OF the miners has been called for W"ines-
lance" ar. to be discussed The convention Is pre-
sumably called devils" ways and means ior con-
lnIlng tho night against such firms as stiIl refnss
TO pay The district price.