Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-06
b STRIKERS War
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"l d, rcn Constantly
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@l'p s, Trs barely 500 o. now "s.
a. l,'i cspp D'''rn,Da',i oIod ID cut cut
.'' ne y, ,r's Of from the 'reo'lu ,a",a
f'1p p, ,na g, yesterday many 1 wSlt
hinu'oo OHM Greek, where the s'V"s
PHd''a ri' .npr,mscy between ,i,L the
a' .l ,s' the ,si New York and 51. 0I'T e.
nn ''p Co.l oompouy win Oe
ii'' r o., and SANDY creeks 't the
\ ls s,,s ptae,,colly won. Turtle Turtle
hn p''' ,nown as No. 4, is clo'eu
s n ,,,s,lv ss the s,rlker- can never ever
rpn u.nS,' nv thelf present. peace
v T'' al agitation. IL Is t' 's,, 'n III,
Ss'n, are sill al work III tho ply
!, men a., III mol putIios out sny yt asHl'
hey ai "ol DE- goes at sandy Cfeeb'
,nnis T ,,om Plum creek are con,
ag'IH s,n'rprintendent De Armiu
l0e g55 men are still wofRing,
q ,s' strikers say they counted o, inii
W ihs 'o,np into the pit this
ihlW fbe deputies at Plum creek
I' lp.' a bsrl time. Many are
hi'lpS and A number have IT.
''D Thsro lsbo sncb thing IS
.n,.,,nled rest TOT the deputies.
l W. M, NY ,u1 has set. Tney are
ave. .,oslapl slr,lu. All the mines
ai a., 's1,'i BY private telegraph
'sJ.rSens wires, and every slran-
'roIy Of strangers moving olong
fsrSTays ls immedlalely reported e
S.arr.i flee by scouts and the
arr mana ere VI all the pits get
f. ~ Al lbs point upon which any
~ thus reported seems to be d.
" y mere is stir among the deg
AZ these marches are matters
/ 'ln',l daily occurrence, day and
M IN all eirecllous, the dep
,,a In d etate Of sppt, :
H. and activity. The leeg-
g. s5s logging facilities are limi,-
I'D sts net adequate to the de-
"A. msds upon them. And what
|, "a Inc deputies discomfort lie the
1 MS, none OF them are uied TO
{,d,oits, There are sevsnty-hve
Ilule. Cd duty acre, and II was stat
i,bst lbs number might be retained
! tue present..
E,ry this morning Superintendent
[Almrt had a brush with the
srrn,fs. They were on the marCn,
4 - they approached they opened
n, iOr bin 10 pass through. Wheu
N p,sreI the end Of the rOag lead
1 lnlo Mufraysvllle, he stopped
In saying the road WAS the ptlvat,
tpsriy Of the New YdIk anu Cleve
! Gas Coal COMPANY. The me1
Sjac mutation and concluded Il
krn or, which they dld. d. Armil
Spted Win them threatening
sH with ares, but no arrests were
h.
! itscsns IumOred about among the
|rttt today thst President Dear
thAd made arrangements to brinI
eOored men 10 tue mines from
gsl and that lhev would be hgIt
! Sunday. The ptllesrs OF the com
D., wusu sen, denied the iumol
i,sld thai nothing OF the kind wa
tmpIaied.
tllleps Of the eOutb aide who ar,
Enpsthy With the striking Goa
Flsri Undertook IN novel waj
y 10 secure contributions Of pro
st. tom the merchants, TO be sen
Tie c9mmtssRiy department Of TIT
rn A local hand was engaged
s''aai with several large exptesi
ioaL aud a procession headed by
ssuonal colOfs was formed. IN,
p. Played patriotic music and slow.
t'vsi ny Carson street, stOppint
hsh cOrneh The meIcnants al
% lhe route came forward with
'nl Contributions and soon tn,
g0h' were filled. Al tue sautt
market liberal Contributions d
s'hele' were placed in the wagons
hise mass meeting Of the miner,
lps MOnongahuls valley wa,
a. hosco this afternoon to delvs,
va 'Si carrying Oh the strike auC
saee lhe men at the mines a
iosIh, BunOta and Webster Ia
leeul. II was decided to organizs
aalehlng party, and this Will b,
tlnslew Gays.
Toe nlasr' families along tho Ma
s,nsls river are reported Ia h,
lnng The Necessities OF lie. Dss,t,r
alieSalenl at every mlninrn
A1d hundreds OF families nav.
saangh to eat for several DAYS. a
'l0niahela City suupbopss IA
'niIsa anu a committee 10 a.
subscriptions appointed.
A"hs''' sot a balloon.
fteLlEl Aug. Tim I.nk.lA.