Salt Lake Democrat | 1885-12-11 | Page 1 | Bloodshed Feared from the Coal Miners

Bloodshed Feared From the Coal Miners. Pittsburg, December 11. Quiet reigns about the Monongahela Valley mines today. to-day. Notwithstanding the uneasiness felt last night thre was no disturbance, although the strikers were around all night, but kept a safe distance. . The non-Union miners at Pine Run did not go to work until daylight this morning, fearing a repetition of yesterday's yester-day's attack. Great excitement still prevails pre-vails among the residents in the vicinity of the mines, and serious ' trouble, perhaps bloodshed, is predicted. Sheriff Gray has stationed a posse of men near the Allequippa and Pine Run mines, and sworn in a large number of men living in the vicinity, who will respond to the call at a moment's warning.