The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
TROOPS OFF FOR PANA
Trouble Between Union and
Non-Union Miners.
STEEL AND WIRE STRIKE
Pittsburg Miners in Camp.
Galveston LongShoremen.

the Iliro1s NariozA Guard. received or
5@-s tonight 70 leave al once Cor PAna- T..
sixty men. with Eve eating guns. under
command OF Lieutenant Frank henry,
VIII start Immediately on sp4clAI train
Trouble between the striking cos1 nsze-s
and deputy sheri6s = 1eared because %
the Efforts OF the n2ae opsra-ors - In
port coRored ninsrs.
NINE OWNERS KIDNAPPED.
81 Louis. Sept IA speciAl to the Post
Dispatch from Pana- Ii. just received.
saws that 600 striking n1aers this after
noon ssazed David J. Overhot and Lewis
OverhoIt. president and superintendent.
respectively, OF the Sp-inEssde mines The
( two officials were taken OK OF TIE busy
/ by the mob and carried II the c17ecSion
/ OF the mines Rev. DIT. MzlazNd, minis
l ter OF Pana- made q plea TO TIE miners 20
release ne Overho1zs and was Knocked
on the head WIKI 8 revolver for rs pains
The two ofac5aas were dragged from their
buggy IN 'front.' OF thu Baltimore and Ohio
I Southwestern depot. The seizure Was
/ made for the purpose OF demanding the
4 surrender OF negro Miners who had bern
/ working IN union mems places
| Paua- III, Sept The Msssrs. Over
hoEls we're released AZ O'Clock chis even
| ing. The strikers WIRE said 70 have voted
several times 10 hang the Ovevholas but
were prevented BY their leaders from
/ committing violence Al the saloons are
closed tonight BY orcer OF Mayor Pan
well
A conferences was he'd tonight between
! Secretary Ryan. Vice President Mitchell.
OF the MIXERS union. and David Ross and
| T. D. Kellkgs-. OF the state labor bureau.
/ and later they conferred with Lewis over
! holt, who agreed TO meet the COMMITTEES
tomorrow morning and submit the con-
Germs BOOKS, booking toward 2 settlement
/ Other operators will meet with the state
ocials. Al ~ qu1st tonight. Most Of the
miners from other towns have returned
home
DR.. Minzrd. the minister who interosr-ed
on behalf OF the OvarhoBts. Is badly In
jured. buS VII recover.
LEGAL REMEDIES.
John Mitchell. national vice PRESIDENT
Of the UuAted Mite Worker. received a
telephone message from Springfield today
informing him that injunction proceed
ings forbidding the operation Of the
Sprfngside nine until a Ere boss IS -
cured and until the ar passage connect
ing With the Penweu shaft IS rpalrsd. had
been begun al TayIoTvIIIe. Al the otficers
and directors Of the Springside company
hsave been served with a notes 20 appear
/ in court Monday E1ghty-six Mount owe
and StauIzton miners arrived here today.
and smaller detachulf,rss from Other
points carne IN. The leaders declared t1at
/ firearms would not Be- USED Bat near'y All
the UNION miners are armed @fA1 a Gem
orlstrati could hardly fall 70 FeS'at II
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on Governor Iannsr totiAy- hl'A1@F cas-
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