Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-21
A,rsIs at Plum Creek For Assem-
bling on the Highway.
DE lRxITI's STABLES AS A JAIL.
Judge 0on Sends Striking miners to
Hail Until Monday
Morning.

was CihSn Det"eeh the uep"'S
,hst,fis and strikers at Plum Creek at
4a,m., and nvo strikers were arrested
for disobeying the orders OF the court
"a cor tanned Ia the Injunction. There
was no blood shed, butts battle be.
tween the deputies and strikers may
be fought at any time.
The determination OF the strikers to
match at 4 u. III. was formed yester-
dsy afternoon, after they had success
fully passed tour deputies who wanted
to stop their sscorting citizens OF New
Texas to their camp. Their plane
were known to the depulits aud they
were ready.
The campers were divided into
three pariie,, one goitg to CIsrks-
Vile, another to the tipple at Plum
Ctesk and the other along tue 5alts.
burg pike. They were not formed IL
line, but walked along aimlessly.
This deputy SHERIFF. met the vanguard
on the plRe, about half mile above
the poet office at Center. The men In
advance were turned sacg, but the
olhels kept on anu the deputies formed
a line across the road. Chief Deputy
Young stepped to the front auu told
them they would have TO turn back.
There was laugh st this and the men
moved on.
DEPUTIES FORCED BACK.
There was sudden push ir, m the
rear and the body Of strikers anu the
deputies were forced back a considsra-
bic Distance. Then there was such a
mix up that one could not tell which
otlhe struggling men were depuiies
and which were strikers. Chiei
Deputy Young seized two men and
called out thgl they were uDuer arrest.
At the same time no shouted 10 the
deputies not 10 strug 10 with the
strikers, but to arrest any man who
ATTEMPTED to pass.
Thia had its effect. The strikers
stood still 10 see what You g intended
TO do with his prisJnurs, and the dep.
titles had n chance to form IN a mors
Golid mass across tbs road AMI SO bar
all passage. Tue two men were placed in
charge Of deputies, who conducted
Them to the DeArmitt stables and
placed them IN er an armed guard.
There were bout sixty men In the
body OF strikers anu most OF them
ttrrted back slowly toward Camp lso'
Iatlou. About dozen, hOwever,B,ood
ttill anu said that tho court had no
power TO block public roads,
MORE ARRESTS OF STRIKERS.
They started across the road on
lun toward the tipple with a deputy In
pursuit. The latter caught up to them
near the company houses and placed
three more under arrest. The priton.
eh were loaded Into a spring wagon
Anu Brought 10 this city. Instead Of
ptlDg tskeu before the court as wac
originally inienued. they were es.
eoEled to the Ifflce OF Alderman
ufot'singer. IniUrmations were made
enhtglng Them with unlawful Br-
sentry. TIE hearing was fixed for
august 81. The men were then re-
NAsei on their own recogDizsnoe.
CAMP RE-EsTABLIsHED.
zoe camp at Jefferson school house
.A been fe'eetabiIshed with sevtnty.
we men. The camp Is well Stoke
Nn provisions ana 1t 10 proposed to
Netsase he out ut OF theSsndy Greek
mhe by cong missionary work In the
ulggeh' houses.
Ihs campers at Turtle Creek at.
mmpel 10 march at "a. M. but they
iherlfis.
STRIKERS FOUND GUILTY.
HARRISBURG. W. Va, Aug. 2l.-
suvg. 1on found tue miners arrested
i"t Faitmont guilty OF violation Of
.ulse Jsoksons injunction ami sent
nveu al Of twenty -l0ur TO all Tor
ee Days, but later ordered tnem re.
'"'u AoniAy morning.
MAY ABBITRATE YET.
hTTsBuRG, Pa, Aug. 2l-Not.
'.uhahdiug the statements Issued
y. night by both tho operators and
r-,uel', which seemed 10 preclude q
ssalefence between the two sides, 1t
w,' seems probable that u meeting
VIII be arranged. President Dolan
m ,.tu from Columbus this
w., DAD been authorized by
v,.na President Rstch field to
suse iotn conference with the Pitts
~ pprrttoIs. Doian 10 meeting
Nv the operators this afternoon for
hlutpo'e OF fixing date OF Mr..
".'ehioIu'S coming nero. While say.
ieat he is In favor OF arbitration,
h,unn ineists that the men must
we've 50 cents.
PIyler Prns.ruiinn llannd.