The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-19

savage, VINO was materially assisted
therein by MIR. Hanna, who i,
eimself a mine owner and
familisr with subject Of miners
grieyance. Every opportunity has
been furnished
rHE CITIZENS AND MINERS
10 present their grievances. The rov.
ernment directors decided, upon the
iacts "a shown, 70 send the following
dispatch 10 Secretary Lamar:
"fhe unteIs signed government di.
feetors of She Union Pacific railway.
pursuant TO law, repart that we hays
msoe an Investigation upon the spot
Seso me @llegdd outrages recently
useurrins At 'his place, aud
we nnu such a condition OF sf.
ialrs mere as, In our opiaious
eruanEers the prosperity of the road,
Jeopsrulzes the interest of tho govern.
ment and calls for prompt inference,
We therefore deem IL important tn {
ioli authorltp should be given the OH
vers 10 Afford ample assistance to
.hs msnasera In their efforts to pro.
leet the property OF the company, and
conduct tho business of the road.n
(Signed) II. Z. ALExANpER,
w. A, HANNA,
SAMES W. SAvAUE,
The Chinese consul at San
Bee, of New York, are here iWIH, with
Chinese interpreter to make thor
ongh investigation on behalf of the
Chinese government, of all the circum.
stances connected with the outrage,
Ihsy are ordered here by the
Chinese legation at WsshinaD
ton. Colonel Bee has ALREADY
had the remains OF some
OF the Cinnamon who were killed on.
humed. II was found in two instances
that the skulls OF tho Cinnamon were
fractured, indicating that thew were
Killed In 3 struggle at close quarters,
The consuls have offered
INWARD OF $l5 EACH
Tor additional bodies found in tho VIZ
entity. Accurate returns AZ to the
number OF Chiaamen killsd can not
oct be- made, but so far az can now be
learned there 10 missing and the
whole number killed 25. Colonel Beo
hsa made up his mind, iron CONVEX
salons with citizens and officials, that
any attempt to bring tho offenders to
Justice, through local authorities, will
iail. lt Is his intention to telegraph
the State department through the ie.
cation, calling for tho more Vigorous
measures for tho proYecution OF
cHminAs by the United States
courts under tho provisions of
the treaty with China. Colonel Bee
says that all OF the proceedings that
nave been had In tho matter so far,
are bold farce. and unless the matter
Is taken In hand by tho United States
authorities there will be nothing done.
iie tnds that ii of the grand j1ry be-
lore whom the cases of the men already v
arrested will 20, are citizens OF Rock
Springs, many Of them miners and
al or them sympathi zers with the
rioters, while Of the petty Jury IA of
the "a are from Rock Springs, Colo.
rado. Bee states az ono of tho re
mnrkable results of tho in
quiries,, that Of tho mon
engaged In the outbreak. mt
one was I'm American. born citizen.
lie deems IL especially significant that
the outcry against Chinese, which ss
ueponded upon to justify the outrages,
comes from men who are
NOT THEMSELVES NATUIALIzED,
and many Of them citizens of ths
United States. Under instructions
rom the encouragement OF the
United States, District Attorney
Campbell came up from Cheyenne
this morning to assist the Chinese
consuls in their Investigation of tho
affair. Adjutant General Williams, of
General Schoheld's stan, has
wired General Schofield tho statement
OF the situation and glvas hiJ opinion
that In consequence of tue amount
OF guard duty to be done,
more soldiers should bo sent here
General McCoob. is here having
in charge of the Chinese oonsule, with
instructions to give them the most
complete protection from insult and
uno!vility. IL Is thought that work
will be resumed In two OF tho mines
Monday. The opportunity will be
given to all .white miners who have
not oeen discharged tor participation
In riots, 10 remain ut work Ii they
they choose, II they do not their places
Will be iillod by other whito men.