The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-10-14

With tHr fIHHf ntinf vote UfuifsflnH AfaihHi
M, presence ~ troops ih tho bofoueh a
battalion ni the Ninth rOrImcnt wns
placed M that community Yesterday
ROOSEVELT To MITCHELL
WASHINGTON. octob,r 7-rrcsidsnt
Roosevelt has requested MI Mitchell,
~, sldpnt % the Mine Workers uuiun. 60
use his Influence To- induce the men TO
go 10 work with the promise - the APP
lpointmcnt - committee to investigate
their grievances and a further promise
that the president will urge on congress
LEGISLATION In accordance with recon-
mendation Of that committee. No reply
has yet been received from MIR Mitchell.
| The president sent Carroll u. Wright,
commissioner of labor, To Philadelphia to
meet MIR. Mitchell and Mr. Wright has
reported that after the proposition had
been submitted. Mr.. Mitchell said that he
wanted to take 1t under consideration.
| The miners unions are today voting up
on the question OF whether they shall con
| tinue the strike, but this is upon the
lproposition Of the coal operators and not
upon the suggestion of the president to
Mr.. Mitchell 1t is expected that the
miners will take up the suggestion of the
president and decide upon IL after 1t has
been presented by MIR. Mitchell.
Commissioner of immigration Sargent
returned from Philadelphia today but had
no Information TO communicate as ne oiu
not see Mr.. Mitchell IN that city
A DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
| SHENANDOAH, Pa, October Mrs
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she was compelled to move out with her
| family. 1t was reported to the general
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last night in connection with tho calling
out of the entire National Guard General
Goblin says he desires to call special at
tention to the following clause:
| He will arrest all persons engaged in
acts of violence and intimidation and hold
them under guard until their release will
not endanger the public peace
! This, he says, will dispose of hearings
before Justices of the peace in the mat
ter of these arrests and ought to have a
good effect.
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Governor stone and Colonel EIlintt ex.
poets to have every regiment in the strike
territory before ldnight. The guard will
be distributed by regiments over the
anthracite regions Tor the purpose of pro-
tecting the non-union when who desire to
work ana to suppress tumults and riots
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OFFERS OF THE PRESIDENT.
| WASHINGTON October THE follow
ing statement was made public at the
White House this afternoon:
4 ION October g. Monday, Hon Carroll d.
Wright, commissioner of labor went to
Philadelphia and gave to Mr. John Mitch
ell the following from the president:
"If Mr.. Mitchell will secure the imme-
diate return to work of the miners in
the anthracite regions the president will
at once appoint a commission to investi-
gate thoroughly into all matters at issue
between the operators and miners and will
do all in his power to obtain a settlement
of those questions in accordance with the
report of the commission
Mr.. Mitchell has taken this matter I'M
der consideration but the president has
not yet been advised of any decision"
| CITIZENS AT WORK
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ANU iE' YUM hhENCE'
BUFFALO, n. Y, October 7.-President
John Mitchell and his party and the com
mlttee appointed by the National Man
facturers' Association arrived here today.
No member Of either party would discuss
the probable propositions to be submitted
for plan whereby the manufacturers
might secure supply of anthracite coal
and thus keep their plants in operation