The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-19

Rock SPRINGS, WYo., September
lS.-The government directors of
the Union Pacific ON tour of in
spection, arrived from the cast
yesterday, and they were met
by committee of citizens who pre-
scented over thirty closely written
pages of evidence showing the
anti-Chinesc demonstration to have
been the outgrowth of an aCcumula-
ton of grievances under which the
miners had suffered for several
years. The directors will continue
Three Chinese consuls arrived yes
tcrday to inquire into the cause and
effects of the great riot, in behalf of
the Chinese government. They are
General Bee, of San Francisco, lily
Yung Toy, of Washington and
General Using, of New York,
and are accompanied by an in
terpreter. They were closeted
with their own people most
of the day, and il is impossible
to learn Just now, what they have ac-
complished. They will remain here
several days.
General E.P Alexander, w. p. Hanna
and Mr.. Savage are Mt Rock Springs
investigating the circumstances at
tending the late outbreak. They gave
ahcaring yesterday to the committee
of ci,iz ms who had previously pre-
scented their case to Bromley, the rep
rescntative ofthe company. The case
, was presented in much better shape
than upon the former occasion aud
the causes of complaint were
made more ineligible and
| clear. Nothing new however, ap
: pcared as to the alleged grievances
against the Chinese, or against the
4 employees of the mines. The SAINT
/ rule was observed with regard to tn,
: circumstances immediately councctel
with the outrages and the witness re
Q fused to say anything whatever, con
O corning the attack upon the Chinamel
' and the burning OF their quarters
@ The examination was conducted b
Q Judge Savage who was materially n
sisted therein by Mr.. Mama, who
d himself mine owner and familia
Is with the subject oft miners grie,
ancc, Every opportunity has bee
r. furnished the citizens AMI miners I
A. prevent their grievances. The go'
N crnment directors, upon the facts ,
Is shown, to send the following di
!, patch TO Secretary Lamir:
w. "rhe undersigned, government d
"A rectors of the Union Pacific railwa,
rs pursuant to the law report that "
o. have made an Investigation, upon Il
spot, mao the alleged ouirages r
Gently occurring ut this place. "
find such condition of affairs her
3. Us in our opinion endangars Il
n property of the road, jenpardiL'
Of the interest of the government N
Z calls for prompt interference. W
ST therefore, deem it important tn
lr full authority should tie given Il
X proper officials to afford ample assis
4. ance to the managers in their eilor
ri to protect the property of the col
pany and conduct the business of Il
road. [Signod.l
l.. p. ALEXANDER,
a, NJ. A. HANNA,
';c JAMES w. SAVAGE.
H. The Chinese consul at San Franci
IN o,Colonel Bee, and the Chinese cons
~ ut New York, are here with Chine
an interpreter TO make thorough /
" vestlgation, ON behalf of the Chine
government, of all the cirCumstanc
connected with the outrage. Tn
Ir were ordered here by the Chinese
"a CATION at Washington. Colonel II
H. has already had the remains of sou
he of the Cinnamon who were kille
n exhumed. 1t was found in two i
stances that the skulls of the Chin
men were fractured, indicating I'll
they We're killed i'll
- struggle ut close quarters. L
g consuls have offered reward for q
i'll ditional bodies found.
k Accurate returns as to the numb
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