The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-24
WASHINGTON NEWS
Gov. Samples Views on the
Use Of Troops.


Txoo1fx. jan zss-xsor. senapie was A.
The Tacoma. tbs mcrasng. e1a rnssts ho<se
frons Rnslyn. He was &sea By tbs PosT.
Z IrrkLI1cgxcEk correspondent a1d *
pressed the following views IN rsssNrt 70
matters 81 present public moment:
On receipt of Sheriff RArkwood's tsls-
vran rnid the governor. ~ wsnt with
- sfsf 10 the scene Of the alleged sTsss
- near Rnsfrz.. 30 see whether 81 MOI .
800 hed been rsAac suf that pDuA ieslsfg
~ irfxffeyenee on the executive. We did
800 and thfe 70 be the case. 6nd - there
- 10 fufffaxr need for fet1ziaing
in tine sfs1uify Ns returned.
The sbeff6 has fbs power 10 essl on the
whole county e &C. - y.s1n sss's ~
r1ttsf % 10 before calling on higher astfher-
sulfy. a very little Discrimination on the
- ~ ffa sheriff Of KIttlfas county wosstd
6tsrII Al Disturbances Bfsossz the l&zsifss
oiS7ueuxx. Yots mast ua0efssauc that AZ
Grtcu<1ve's position In such rAze y annl-
1000 il tina; ef court Tnss =. case
nuss b made cal before ne has po3sf .
sssrh1;e Il Ras;ya q delegation OF fnlneEs
.as1~sz ~, me and ted them that Af1y
f6rr1l,1c oupoz5fI0n 20 tisr execution OF The
nWr would e. ysaiBiy innre 10 their injury
ga tsat thsy mnst cooperate VITA the
IN fhese renerks, and do not appEsheBd
thsf fk<sp win be any further trouble
efio you care 20 say anything about Gen.
11ifi's order ealing out the troops al Seattle
jStrdry :, and your policy, generally
SreakinF. - 20 calling eut shs militia afid
3IInr with strikes
S1y vieWs a. to calling css troops Oh oe-
6nstous of strikes or suf riutous proceed
l11r4 are emfp1iesf IN the zssnefks have
{11S1 made ~ To the matter Of efdsfissy TIE
<eoff1e nornpxuy 20 Newcastle 9y Ef1g
en-. HILL ny position Z piatnsY out
Hired r. general order 20. =, paDa.sne ~ y
Gen. Hill, Or rather the sheriff. called oaf
~ eenpany as9itIzens - sci ~ 3 psxss
nnmj1nsas. Il world been . di'feThnt
ensr but they were called cut
- company IN The uniform
q the National Quarts. rsiag aeeoutre-
penss furnished by the iersdtorT. Ihs scr.
n60fy was pat 70 aa expense without
1eupeY authority. aud. therefore, u was al
~ OF fragrant insuIorGsnafivp- Col.
De8ey of my staff, who is beside me- VAL
I'll yru that IL Il well known military
dictum that n Ii very necessary for com
monder 70 take tegnizaafe OF sssabordir
66tjon. Hence my order No. II. apnailing
1Decial order No. z, sssued from bslgafe
headquarters, Had not ttsu. Hill term OF
Qnlce expired lie would have been egsIrt-
uazffaied. when sn exisencs arises which
calls for troops they will be promptly
modified b. proper authority.
Coy. Semple Left for Olympia this after
nton. Kilograms received to-day from
C1cHlnm BY the Northern Pacific Coal 20.
1se very bitter ngaiuxt Gov. sanpie for not
taking s0nlc action nc koslyn. Ole dis
Patch hayE III seems that 10 or rs men
Iuusf b killed before bis presence Il re-
CURED"
EELEHsnrRGH. Jan. 11.--ssne OF Rosiyn's
clflxens WAS interviewed here to-day lie
aid there was no trouble there yet, aud
that the epmpany were trying 20 put the
miners In q bad Hight by sending our
sstpnR reports Ia regard 10 the situation.
which was greatly exaggerated. The min
en- ere divided about going % work. Half
of them are willing to ~ 10 work under
any superintendent. pns.fonrth win not
work under the present Superintendent
Ronald, and the rest do not know what
they do want. The company desires 10 put
II new men but seems afraid OF the coflse
4tIenccs
John Anderson. the former snparintend,
Ont ct the mines, and whose discharge was
shc msiu cHuse Of the trouble, left Tor his
home In the East to-day, I'll the miners
tuning cut with a brass band 10 tender
him farewell