THE STRIKE IN PENNSYLVANIA.; Fifteen Thousand Miners Out -- Many Refused Better Wages.
PITTSBURG, Penn., April 21. -- Of the 17,000 miners employed in the river and railway coal pits of the Pittsburg district, at least 15,000 quit work at noon to-day in compliance with the general strike order, and by Monday it is confidently expected that work throughout the entire district will be at a standstill.
April 22, 1894
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