Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-07

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 Harrisburg, Pa, Oct 7.-Major Gen eraI Miller has ordered Colonel hili- ott. assistant adjutant general of the division, on duty at the adJutanI gen erals office in this city, to direct the movements of the national guard. Colonel Elliott expects to have every regiment in the strike territory be- fore midnight The canvas and otn- CT camp equipage was landed on special train last night and will be sent to the strike territory as soon as Colonel Elliott disposes of the troops.
 General Gobin and three members of his staff, who were at the council of war at the executive mansion last night, returned to Shenandoah this morning.
 Governor Stone declines to make any statement of his reasons for or dering the troops on duty. He says the formal orders explain the situation fully.
 Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct 7.-The news of the calling out of the entire Nation al Guard of Pennsylvania was received here in matter of fact way and did not cause any commotion or much sur prise. The entire Wyoming valley, of which Wilkesbarre is the center, was extremely quiet this morning. The situation so far as the mining of coal is concerned remains unchanged. Some coal is being shipped, but the quantity is very small compared with the nor nal production.
 The absence from strike headquar- ters of President Mitchell and the dis trict presidents, who are in Buffalo to- day in conference with representatives of the National Association of Manu- lecturers, made things rather quiet here.
 The action of Governor Stone is both approved and condemned. The coal company officials and others who hold the same views as the operators think the governor has done the proper thing and express the hope that the great struggle will soon come to an end. They predict that with protec- tion for the men who want to work there will be no trouble in getting a sufficient number of men to produce enough coal to avert the fuel famine. The talk among the strikers is even more firm for holding out than it has been at any time since the suspension was inaugurated. While the miners generally condemn the calling out of the troops, they say they feel that in the end it will be help to them.
 London, Oct 7.-The Scotch coal masters are in receipt of numerous urgent inquiries for the prompt ship ment of coal to New York and Phila- delphia and they are arranging freight age for 10000 tons. The most urgent demand is for anthracite, for which American buyers now have to pay $4.12 per ton against $3.12 which they refused to pay a month ago. The de- mands for steam coal are also so nu- merous that some of the masters have withdrawn their current price list.
 The steel trade fears that there will be prejudicial effects on business from the higher prices created by Americas s wants.
 Schenectady, N. r., Oct 7.-The mem bers of the two local militia compan- ies left here this morning for Glens Falls, in response to the order calling out the entire Second regiment for duty in connection with the Hudson valley strike.
 Whitehall, N. T., Oct 7.-Company I of Whitehall received a summons at l o'clock this morning and is now in Glens Falls. The Gloversville com pany. also ordered out, has also ar rived there.
 Wilkesbarre, Pa. Oct 7.-In accord ance with the address issued by Presi- dent Mitchell last night calling upon all local unions to meet and take vote on the question of remaining on strike, the mine workers of the Prospect, Oak dale and\ Midvale colllerfes of the Le- high CoalsCo held a meeting here to- day and at its conclusion it was an nOunced that the men had unanimously decided to stay out in body until they had won the strike.
 Shenandoah, Pa, Oct Mrs Kuk- IOwicz of Brownsville near here re ported to General Corbin to-day that her house had been partly destroyed by a dynamite explosion early this morning. The explosion set fire to the house and btween the fire and the 1 explosion she was compelled to move out with her family. It was reported 1 to the general that the explosion was determined upon by the Lithuanian local of Brownsville. A squad of cavalry was sent to Brownsville to 1 make an Investigation. Her husband | is employed at Shenandoah colliery. 
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