Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-02
WOMEN WILL MARCH
v,ist Parade VT Gwen at Tho Plum
Creek Mines.
.,s,srns QUIET BUT DETERMINED
..,l,n,nt Only On 90 cent Basis
poh SIDES talk Freely OF
Agreement

oni,t about the atriking miners
s,mr. In the Dis Armtt region today,
~. csmpers having decided to take
,h'oss easy pending definite news
nav, nom Columbus In regard TO the
alt sment OF the strike.
The ,ende ICY OF the whole camp
...,rs IN be to resist any settlement
,xooc, on an unqualified SO
..n, bssIs. The general talk among
,ho men shows no encouragement
a. vel, o. all sides was heard the
or,niou that tho operators are being
hs,d pushed In the matter of holding
CONTRACTS and getting Into deeper
.,,.,. every day. The morning mis-.
siopary work OF the campers has come
-, h. tina same mild col 6lct between
w. ,trikers ant delutlee. 30 OF
Nom are turned back regularly, and
-. ont tuf ugh tue lines t. execute
iheif misbiun' -,
upeipg Tor the biggest paraie they
h,y- vet held, aud they expect TO
march to Plum Creek tipple this al
teTuoon. They will parade from bt.
low Camp Isolation. Fully loo oil
them are expected to march.
ROTH sIDEs TALK ARBITRATION.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 2.-Represents-
tive coal Operators and the cOal
miner,, txeeuuve Committee met TO.
dsy al $50 with clJsed doors. The
miners tiiolsls docliDe TO foreshadow
My urol Used movement In case OF r
rs,usal TO accept tue operating ptOposi-
lion to open Tue mi es at sixty.four
cents per ton pending arbitrat.on.
They we're willing to talk OF general
conditions AM nothing vise, ,xcspI
,hsl they want the agfeement today.
n any, t. hold good for a year.
On The other hand tbe Operators feel
very hopeful, In foot very oonfid ent
that the miueTs' lffi Gals will accept
ard refer the sixty -iouT-cent rate 10
lbelt constituents. The operators are
willing " make reasonable concessions
which may cover period Of twelve
mouths.
sTRIKgRs OPEN HosTILITIEs.
HAzlLroN, Pa, Aug. Mob law
Prevail, on tie south eide. Two thou
nnd men are marching to Silver
Brook. Tb' y stopped every coiliery
tnthat district then attacke Super =
atdelt Jones' house nj yorktown,
AMI imtsbed every door In 1t. MT.
Jones ID In hiding. The strikers are
expected bsck In this city this aitel-
noon al will march to Milnesville.
The inuIoatOue now are that the
sheriff viii be here this afternooa anu
hOitililies wisl begin.
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.
PHTsBURa, Pa, Sept. 2.-rhe Pitts
tnis coal U. eiatOfs wore convinced
today thaI O settlement OF the strik.
was 10 sight when inquiries for coal
began to come IN rom Clev.lanc.
Prices were advanced anu sevstal con.
tracts were made at twenty cents
above the mining price, whatever the
tate might be. Cleveland 10 the head
quarters OF the big shippers anu the
Cleveland people hold the key 10 the
,lIuAtlon. tn hJod OF inquiries was
hefeiorv attributed to the faoi that the
iIliae had been settled.
SECRET CONFERENCE OF LEADERS.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 2.-The miners
tIeiais at ll:2O .. ~, held q secret
Conference anu aujour ed to hold o
Joint secret conference with O special
committee OF operators representing
iubslaniially all Of tue operators OF
PlllsburP. The committee OF opera
tors consisted OF J. b. Zerbe, NJ, o.
borne and I. E. Young, OF Cleveland
md MeesTs. Dysatt, SchlenderBers
aud Andrew O'Nsill and BoDney, Of
Pllsburg. ZerDe was made chairman
and W. q. PeGrce, OF the miners
secretary Of the joint meeting.
NATIONAL CONVENTION NAY BE
CALLED.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. at looks
nav IS though a national convention
ImlneIs will be call d to rstify or re-
iscl any agreement made here.