Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-04
V0y'T CALL IN TR0OPS
Governor Stone Deems Strike Guard
Still Necessary.
TALK OF ANARCHIST PLol'
Eor.,rners In the Conihe'dS WIZ
HIVE Seen Military se'''''
Abroad Are Reported 10
be Restless.

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug, 4.-GoVer''o'
Stone has made the following rep'' !,
tho rnu,lrst of the officials OF a's'i''
N, a oi' the United Mine Workers. rep
resented by Miles DonEllty ana o'n
ers asking for the recall OF the ''o'p'
at Shenan!oall; ..,,o
"Yo,rs of the 3iSt ultIlo requeS'''H
thn recall Of tie troops was uul! ~
ccivcd. Upon full eo:4o,d'ra''o' VI 'i''
lcttrr am Of the opinion that II "o''l''
NOT be wise or safe to W!t!!ira" ''''
troops at present
All Quiet ut isenGrunrt"Ts'
A dispatch from WsllirNbarr" says
"In thp ob,rncp Of President Mltclleli
in Scranton things have been UNUSUAL
Nv o,,iet ut strike headquarters.
a letter has been received from
Grand Chief +. H. Morrlsscy OF the
brotherhood of Railway 1'rainmen in
which he says it is the intention OF All
thc brotherhools TO give the strlN'hS
miners practical assistance at once.
II is said this is the first time III the
history of the strike that an executive
officer of the railroad brolherhoods ilas
defined the position of the railway ell
plOyecs of the country.
"Thc following official statement mas
been issued from strike headquarters:
1.-THE anthracite region finds strikers
firm and unyieldng.
| West Virginia men are stlll hrn.
Judges Jackson and Keller have EN-
Joined the strikers from doing any
thing save swimming, flying and Sleep
| ing
"'No signs of settlement in Michigan.
"'Wrst PENNSYLVANIA strike still on,
! with the strikers firm and confident.
Leaders to Hold Miners In Cheek.
A dispatch from Shenandoah says:
"President John Fahy of district No.
o, United Mine Workers. who arrived
here, held conferences with the officers
of the local miners unions.
MIR. Fahy. following out instruc-
lions from President Mitchell. is making
every tllOit W nave lllt Stl ihlll- UNIV
workers maintain peace. In this con
nectiOn he said that all persons in or
out of the organization who in any way
violate the laws are enemies of the UNI
ion and that the organization will do
all in its power to place such persons
in Jail. Local union No. 800 held Il
special meeting and will probably APP
point a committee to maintain the
peace.
"Brigadicr General Goblin has had no
information from the surrounding re-
glon of any trouble. everything being
reported extremely quiet. The general
is maintaining rigid discipline in the
camp. no soldier is permitted outside
the lines after taps.
provost Marshal Farquhar has
large force of men on duty, and as fan
as possible he is preventing the troopsI
from mingling with the strikers. This
precaution is being taken so that the
militia cannot be held responsible for
any outbreak that may occur. Addi
tlonal soldiers who We're not at HON,
when the troops We're called out have
arrived. Altogether there are a few
more than l,4oo men in the camp.
Anarchist Agitator..
investigation into the causes of the
serious riot last Wednesday night indi.
Gates that its ringlead ers were Russian
nlhlllsts. assisted by Austrian and Ital.
ian anarchists. Among the miners
these men constitute an influential and
desperate class. Information has heer
given to General Goblin, through for
elgn priests, that the Lithuanians ore
organizing to attack the troops. There
are "'o'H or 5000 Lithuanians here.
ana they have been talking detiantlv
since the mll4la arrived, but it is not
peNeNeu that NheE Will venture an at-
tack The tlRops are held in readi.
ness.
HeNellt!-hVH per cent of the men
mere nave seelH military service in En-
rope lhey an not afraid of firearms
ana easily fhll lPllto the old habit"
Ah' ''a"'rS III the striking miners
promise I" SllW'S surprise in few.
"'NN 'tE 'Na'lh that after an IN.
NeS''S"tloh 'heR una that miners Ger.
,l'''a''S are ~ ny ISSUED contrary to
IA" anu 'lla' r. recipients of the GER
tihc"t'S' many8o' whom, it is alleged
''c''i 81" III" inside OF Il coal mine.
are being pressed into fine service -
the coal compa pies. In this way IL j..
claimed. the cOhupanieS ore inor,,,,,.
llie NUMBER or fh"lr employees.
i"' ne" 'i'c'f Will" they may not
he able to mine coal. cam load IL nv,
bosses can DO the mining. Between
the two it will be DoSsjhl. for a'.'
OF the mines to resume work IN =,
small scale The strikers claim tbot
the certificates are not being issued H..
mine examining boards, but by SOM.
person or persons who have accos.
the Official papers. Criminal nrosoo,,
tons are promised.