Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-06
GHTOFTHE CHINAMEN.
TWOMORE CORPsEs FOUND AND
MORE IN THE RUINS.

The Celestials at the Almy Mine Given
Three Days In which To Leave-Evan-
ston No Longer n Safe Refuge-Ths
Movement OF the Troops.
Rock SPRINGS, wy, Sept. 1.-TWO
more dead Celestals were found to-day,
one in the ruins Of Chinatown and the
other beneath railroad bridge about a
mile east OF the place. The latter had
been wounded and had managed to walk
tnat Tar before giving up. Miners who
took an active part In the attack upon
chinatown say that less than one-third Of
the dead Chinese IN the ruins of the houseg
have been found thus far. They declare
That no less than twenty-five were shot
down inside the burning buildings.
These buildings had dirt roofs which COW
cred up the dead Cinnamon when the
dwellings had succumbed to the flames.
ana as no actual search has been made
IN the ruins IL Is quite probable that the
statements Of the miners are true.
THE FUGITIvEs.
Cinnamon are still arriving at stations
east and west, almost dead from fright
and weak from fatigue and lack OF food.
All are shipped to Evanston by the COM
pany. They reiterate the statement that
many have died in the hills from wounds
received in the attack upon them. IL IS
reported that the white miners at Almy, in
the western end of the territory, have mo-
titled the Chinese laborers in. the mine
that they mast leave within three DAYS.
and It is said that the Union Pacific COm-
pany has guaranteed their removal within
the time specified, The Celestials all
along the road refused to work to-day,
and demanded passes TO Evanston. Tha
chinese lRuudrymen and servants al
Green River were told last night that
they must leave within twelve hours.
MOVEMENTS OF THE TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Adit. Gen.
Drum to-day telegraphed instructions to
Maj. Gen. ScbOteld at Chicago to order
additional United States troops TO Evans
ton, Wyoming Territory, where the
fleeing Chinese are concentrating, and to
all Othec points along the routes OF United
states mails In that Territory where there
are indications Of trouble. Information
was received to-day that the two cOmpa-
nies of soldiers, ordered TO the scene OF
the disturbance yesterday, arrived at
Evanston this morning, and that the
condition Of affairs there Is threatening.
The instructions already given the United
States troops in Wyoming contemplate
only the protection OF the mails, but It is
understood that In case the troubles con-
tinue that the President and his Cabinet
conAAuef ihe gehefal question OF ulrecJlnB
military forces TO suppress the disorder
by force Of arms II necessary.
STAND or THE CHINESE LEGATION.
The attache in charge of the Chinese
legation here, IN the absence of the mlnis-
ter. stated that they had not cOmmuni-
Gated with the state department. in regard
TO the massacre Of Chinese in Wyoming,
as they wereS waiting TO hear from the
minister, who is ia New York. He
thought, however. that correspondence on
the subject would be opened. and SAID
that, Notwithstanding bis country's oppo-
sition to her subjects leaving home, these
had not done 80 in violation OF any law,
and had a claim apOn their country,