Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-22

meHts this morning show that only one
person, Mike Yuckavage, was killed
outright In last nights shooting here.
Annie Rogers, the little girl whom It
was supposed was shot to death, is re-
covering. Following the riot OF yes-
,terday everything ID quiet today.
Troops began arriving as soon as 1T
was daylight and upwards of $500 sol
tiers are here ready for an emergency.
lieutenant Governor Goblin is in COM
mand. The saloons are all closed and
martial law prevails. All the collteries
4 In this region are closed down. This.
the operators claim, ID because the men
are afraid to 80 to work for fear Of
violence at the hands Of the strikers.
It IL pay day at William Penna and the
and AZ Is claimed the mines are closed
down on that account.
Forty deputies who were with sher-
III Toole last evening and did the
shooting were all selected from the best
citizens OF Shenandoah and the report
that they were the scum Of the country
b untrue.
At noon all 10 quiet. No outbreaks
are feared. The collieries will resume
work Monday provided sufficient
number OF hands ere obtained. It is be-
lieved most . them will be able to
work full handed.
The collieries in the Girardville dis
\ 4rict started to work this morning, but
shortly afterward 1000 men were per-
suads1 to quit by representatives of the
strikers.
the Fourth, Eighth and Twelfth regi-
8 nnen&s are here now. ready for any duty
they may be called upon TO perform.
The English speaking mine workers
ere hclding . meeting this afternoon
I behind closed doors discussing the
q question of whether TO return to work
On 1Gonday. Zone gof the miners com-
i 3ne from the conference state that :
b majority OF the mon are in favor Of
9oang back.
MINERS. .D1sLlKk TINE STRIKE.
taanI Announoe Their Intention OF
w Going Back 90 Work.
Scranton, Pa. Sept. 22.-Now that the
troops are In the field an uncertainty
10 growing among the miners here as tc
the future. From Forest City news
comes OF many men being dissatisfied
with the:pYesent status OF the strike
and have announced their intention t.
70 back TO work Monday.
The Delaware. Lackawanna & West
4 ern Company's men are showing rest
lessness today and break may come
In their ranks as soon as the conpan,
announces today that as soon as thu
men get back to work the demands o
the employees exclusively will be takel
/ up and considered.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company am
other companies are ready to do th
same. No disorder has broken out any
n where in this region. The men ar
peaceable, remaining away from tn
+ mines.
H Getting Troops Sear Hazleton.
Hazelton. Pa, Sept 22.-Four con.
panies OF militia arrived at McAdoo thi
afternoon. Altho the sheriff OF Luzern
had issued no request for troops, 1t |
deemed advisable to take advantage Q
the presence Of troops in schuylki
county. McAdoo Is in the latter count
1ust across the Luzerne county line
few miles from Hazelton- Should tn
4 sheriff OF Luzerne ask for troops the
can be brought quickly across the line.
TROOPS IN READINESS.
ninth Regiment of National Guard
Under Waiting Orders-A FEY
Men Went TO Work THIS Morning.
Wilkesbarre, Pa. Sept. 22.-sneri
Harvey telegraphed from Hazelton
the sheriff's Office in this city at
O'Clock this morning requesting that
number Of armed deputies be sent to II
Haxelton region at once. Fifty wei
n sent there on the 1 O'clock train. The
has been no outbreak az yet but II
sheriff says he wants ample guar6
should trouble occur. The Ninth reg
80 -. fAf !.