Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
ARREST MANY STRIKERS.
The Men Have Public sympathy In
West Virginia.
This NAY Lead TO More General
SiriRc-Oporaiors Locking for
setIcmeot.

FAiRMouNT, w. Va, Aug. is One
hundred ami ninety OF the Montana
campers were arrested this morning
fr marching, which Judge Jackson
claims iss violation OF his in Ia notion.
rDey were taken TO the depot and
gusrded for I've hours, when twenty.
tour OF them were taken to CLARKE
burg. TIE organisms claim their
mon did not know they were violating
the injunction nod that according TO
its terms it should have been resu to
tnem. Tuyy say there will be no
trouble in SECURING the liberty OF the
men aud that while ore orgenl2et
Locke after them the other three viii
ofpapize the remainder OF the men.
Public sympathy runs high IN iavor
OF the miners. Buslpese men are al
| tending meetings, petitions are beng
signed, anu toIHy there 10 more liReli.
hood Of general laying down OF tools
thai at any time since tho sttise b.
gan. AT present only two big mines
are unurippled. Tue operators claimed
| etgbty-nine men are al work at Mon
tnna touRy aud l22 yesteruay.
The mirers arrested this morning
came before Judge Gjff at ClatRssntg
| later. Tne judge Temandeu the men
| to Jail, az they could not give bonu,and
| 10 O'Clock tomorrow was set "a this
| lime Tor their nearing.
Squad after tqusd Of the men from
| the minersJ rauAs have Joined them at
Camp O'Douueil. The wIvss OF the
| Myngha nlIners alsb joined them &
nigni. There are 500 or more In camp
tonight aud the tents have boon
turned over TO the women, the mel
sleeping on the ground.
LOOKING 10 A SETTLEMENT.
PITTs BURG, Aug. 16,-The mee,rng
OF pitlsuurg disHict GOA operators,
which WAS begun at Cleveland last
hight, was concluded here tonight
th tlly rs,er midnight. None
those attending the meeting would
uivulge tho proceedings. The 0niy
abatement givsa out was the tHct hat
the acton taken at the Cleveland
meeting was ratified, anu ever
smpnasiz and that the president
= ter HItcu cocs, has been Empowered
10 appoint committee tjm lr-
row who will tees II conference
with the miners ,fIicltls l.OkIng
W ttktlcultbl VI tbc Silhts
is uudetituod that The bREie TO o
urGed lOf n settlement by the opera
tor, Ia the 54.ceut rate Tor milling, and
should the mi nsrs refuse to aocede TO
this and their old employees deciire
10 return to worR, tho operators Will
ut once import men anu sIart their
mines at any hrz.rJ.
1t Is learned thbt In c1nnecti n
with the meeting tonight Col. w. Z.
Rsnd ana the W. +. ROoDius company
reprsseu ,ativss baia lJng Conference
with Piesldput DDlan OF the mIuers,
tue result OF wnlcn was joint tele.
gam to Naiiooai PIGMENT RatchtUrd
asking him to come here in another
| enueavur to settle the strike.
STRIKERS IN POSSESSION.
CoFEEEN, H., Aug. lS.--"Gen."
Braaivy's array OF str III * miners
held this village todsy. The 400 men
| formed groups AS near the coai mines
| as they could get without tresps-siDg
| o tn. eUmpany's LAM, aud tAlksu
with tue miners as they came to work.
| he miners were afraid OF TT uDle anu
| only sbsul fifty went TO woIK.
Armed deputy SHERIFF. patrolled the
| coal .mpany's ground with lnstIut-
| TONS 10 shoot any ons who M. hit a.
Tempt TO enter the premises without
| permission.
When tue men quit work this even.
ing they were iLt. Tcepied on lhei.
| way home ami ugiI 10 Rtiend q
meeting later at nIgut, but lew lie.
| sponueu.
Bradley was relessed at HilisbVTo
this morning on rec, gvizlucn Ter
81 900, signet by several Mount Olive
| men, inciu unt Mayor Fouchs.
The preliminary trial OIL a charge OF
| resisting officers in the discharge OIL
| their duty, istet for next Wsone ,day.
Alter his release, Brsulsy rsjOined Lis
Amy In this village.