, 1873-10-31

U1HlGGs Aula lIA3 u0 E1AIkEH+ uuhGfG1s NALlaS
da was first suggested, but this was abandoned
on nccount Of the danger OF arrest Whilc passing
through Illinois.
COY. nEYER1DaEs EFFonrB TO Brop rRIzE-
F1ouTINo IN ILLINOIS.
From tAe. st. Louts Republican,. Oct. 80.
day morning to tako measures to exempt TINT
5tato from tho visltatious Of the bruiBors and
their followers except when invited by the offl~
cal authority which finds expression In re1niB-
Chicago OH Monday and learned from tho papers
Of that burg that the mill WAS to como on on
Thursday (to-day), aud but for tho misinform-
alton would havo been horo before. Previous to
leaving Chicago he initiated preventative meas
uros, and nmong other letters, scnt the following
"Ci11cAao, Oct. at. 1873.
"MAYoR or ST. LouB-DEAn S1n: Our panors
report nuothor mill bstweon Allen and Hogan,
to come off this woek, and probably OH the ILL.,
uois side.
.''1f such thing ia contemplated, may NOT
ash you to do MI you can to prevent such d con-
test. ut least on our side of the riyer7
II havo written tho mayors Of East st. Louis
md Alton, and to several 6heriTs Of the river
counties, on this mattor. I.
~ will bo in st. Louis at Pianters', Wodnos-
Illinois. Yours very r.es9Rootfpllyi 9.t ha,a,rn
This did not reach Acting Mayor oyerstoz M
til late oil Tuesday oyoningt hours .aftor the
milling transactions bad takon paco. The Gov
ernor hal Mr.. oyornto!z's sympathy.
Finding TINT tho aspirations Of the millers
had been temporarily checked ly tho incidents
Of Tuesday. tho Governor loolied about to SEQ
what could bo demo further In tho premises
The chiof thing was to uphold tho dignity OF his
6tate mid give effect to- tho sixteen indictments
that Ind beon found against certnin individuals
fo1 participation in tho A!len-A[cc coolo
mill. For tho nrst-the stopping OF tho
proposed aght--he sought tho corporation Of
tLe 1T. Louis authorities, and telographel to
70 suporintend the Organization Of any force by
6herilfs Of couuties, that circumstances might
seem to render necessary. The Adjutant-Gen-
eral responded that ho would COMO Immediately.
Governor and Actlns-Diayor overstolz, but
through some miHchance it did not tako place.
Tho Governor was, however. wnited upon by
Col. Armstrong. Of the Board Of Police Commits
eioners, and Chief McDonough, who promised
hearty cooperation. No requiaition lad boon
mado out for tho spotted sixteen, but it Taa
said TINT Tho matter would be promptly attend-
cd to.
Areportor Of tho Republican paid his respects
10 the Governor at tho Planters. Ills Excollcn-
cy is nnu oi stately aud commanding bearing,
and withal, has n couttoouBness that leaves
very favorable Impression on those WHO come in
contact With him.
Reporter you havo como hore on
Gov. Beyeridgo-1 have bcon ~ tho southern
part Of the State, and supposed this thing was
coming off tomorrow. The Chicago papers ra-
ported that 1t would come of Thursday. wrote
to tho Mayors Of East st. Louis aud Alton, and
tho sl,erfs Of Some Of the river counties, to re-
quest that they would take such steps as they
thought best to prevent any contest Of that
kind ou our sido Of the riycr, and also requested
tho Mayor hero, il possible, to preyont It. Tile
Ehoriirs Of Madison and st. Oair Counties wore
both OH hand yostorday, nj havo learned ainco.
Twas at Carbondalo yesterday, and intended to
return hero.
Reporter-was any special force provided to
assist tho Sheriffs?
GOV, B.-No, Hir. II thoy had not force, they
could call on me. which they did not:
Rcportor-You would have supported them
Gov. B-Yes. My intcntfon WIS to show that
Iwould buck them, and synpethizcd with them
their discretion to do what was best under tho
circumstances. We arc determined to suppress
nll such contests within our State and punish
the Offenders if VIC catch them at It. am very
County Tor the formor fight.
Keporter-Was your attontion called to tho
subject by reading tho papers?
Gov. D,-Ies.
Roporter-Not by any spccial partics7
Coy. D.-No, Sir.
ReporLcr-Was there anv feeling In tho State
khat tho State WAS partly disgracod by the last
1ghtf .
Gov. D.-No, not that; because Wo foel that 1t
does not hurt ,la as much as it does you. Fight
Ing on these sand-barH Is technically a bronoh OF
tho pcaco but 1t ia not like going into city in
Tho prcEenco of q crowd.
Rcportcr-Do you desire reciprocity in tho Hur.
ron,lor Of the violatorH of tho law2
Goy. D-In that case there comes mp very
defeats question. CJngrebs pnssoa q Inv which
il very broad on thia subject. What is an Of
fonso iu Que Stnlo ia sufficient for reqnlsltioT
upon tho Governor of another State. II
$+zx1t, DIAL 1x14A
etaute. il an application ia made to me
for u roquisitioIi. I shall be disposed
to mako requlsition on the Governor
OF whatever State the parties aso in. II the,
aro in this State, acquisitions will bo mado OF
tile Governor Of the State, and, If he doca moi
500 III 10 give them up, Ito must take the rospon
abity. IAe application is first made to INC fol
Il reuuistion on another Governor.
ltoportcr-lInyo tho applications yet beou
mudo?
Coy. D-No, presume thoy will bo; It is yor!
probublo. I understand tho indictments Wer'
found only two days ago.
Reporter wcro indicted?
Gov, n.-1'hat would scarcely do for publica
Kopuytcr-.rat liz What wo want.
Guy, D.-lut want to got ut them.
1,eportor-Clsef 1loDonongh and Col. Arm
strong latl IN intoryiow with youf
Gov. U.-YoH; they naid they wore willing t.
do anything they could In connection with Oh
a,lthorlios, mud suppress this lighting oil ou
yiio.
lteporter-What IL the intention In relation t
future ilghts?
Gov. U.-Wo can try to suppress them; tllat
al, IL we cnn arrest tho parties we will do HC
i,epurter-What is tue punishment undes til
Illinois law7
Gov, U,~-prlnclpals, aiders. abottors, backorl
traiuers, surgeons, and reporters afo subject
not !osa thau QUO year nor moro than ten year
imprison1iout in tho penitentlary.
Netwrter-Do tho authorIticH propose to g.
Gov. il. (laugLng $50 tho law roads, sur
nopo il was tho intoution to suppress these ra
pyItM yI,omorter-uayo YOU soon Mr. Oyoratolz :
CAV, D.-No, but am Informed that be
willing to do anything ho can in the ma,to
Your faw ib not very strict. All you eau do,
ionrn, il to arrest tLola aud bind them oYor