The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

= SIN Thinks it is Defied by the
Unifed States Deputies.
xhersE GOES to Gilman 20 Ar
resi- Them, Eat He cha.Ess
His Mid.

,a1.er;s Coo fsrafze eth has In contempla<
- ~ srress Of the Tntted states deputy
s..-.ss,s II Newcastle on charges Of sin
.s,s-r ssss.a and carrying concealed
+ .-.-supx. OK other prefsxt. The sheriff
- - f;s;raaa yesterday morning for the
-s.s.ase. ii IL generally said. Of swearing
- r.rrnnfs there for the srresf Of the
s--.,seeu Deputies Jet 1t Newcastle, and
n1nxinx them ovss 70 Gilman for svfal-
-, sou,e reason be desfsfsd from his in
- "a returned 70 seattle In the alter
- II Is iIrrniy believed that the sheriff
IN "a attempt the arrest Of the Newcas-
q 6eputses. for wfar purpose IL known
- 3 himself
- extraordinary action Of the sheriff IN
- ~ properly Of the Oregon Improve
3 .e4< - brown the Officers III that cor
scs1SSr into q condition Of great
sSntfon, and the deputies have been
x.Sseed b. Marshal Hamilton 20 quietly
...-.s@sb 20 the sheriff II be produces
-srSls for their arrest. Nevertheless.
r.. e11raay's officers Go not hexit afe 70
towards sheriff cochrnne.
IN beri6 CoeksAne does arrest the
49, n Newcastle" said one Of the on
err6efs1sy. sskuif will immediafe5y BE-
- ~ their false imprisonment The
- Vii 70 with the sheriff quietly and
~. whenever be desires. In the
f inaau1ed Esste Of x6xfn trouble
Pm sInoss surely follow the arrest. Be-
49, 81 This extraordinary and unneces-
- ajGpiey Of the sheriff 3 authority.
sflose II not 3 man or boy Ia the com
..rvss employ af Newcastle Who desires a.
Sse{s fhe protection Of sheriff cocbFane.
Ihers Il no trouble. no excifemeut, or any
.rrkehIIfy Of either. without Il Il brought
Seuf through the unwise action ef the
xerj6. acfing In the interest Of faction
~ 6oee not constitute 70 per cent OF the
ee.uIefson OF Newcastle There can Be no
e-e1(f0n a. to the right Of any pesperty-
1870 20 protect his property from possible
q prohoble destruction, and "a interference
a sueh right cannot hare good. honest
noffy1 behind It.
sDefh the men who swn the property at
Newcastle and those who are ~ work there
- psAeeable. law-ahiding persons. who
= koneat1y seeking 20 exercise tbs COM
ncne2 right guaranteed by the law TO
envy citizen, and that liz 10 be protected
nm outside violence and fntcrfcr-
go while they are following
kene6t and peaerabie vocntions. There il
= thought on the part Of anyone TO offer
- 81 the sheriff within the color Of the
N. bat no right Of either can be tam
e1aed with by the sheriT or any false
oiry or fraudulent pretext without hi.
teipe held accountable under the Law fos
suek violation. There IL . way 10 reach
pGeers OF the law, who exceed the au-
ihtfsty conferred on them BY the law, and
at Is In the civil courts. This path win
. followed In the present case TO the bit
" end by TIE Oregon Improvement Com
poRy II the sheriff goes beyond the mstcs
md bounds of his authority, ~ he seems
more than inclined to do. =
But now ABOUT SKwSAsFLKs
When sheriff Cochraue returned from
Gilman yesterday he said that the mana
teu and miners there dwell In perfect
unity and harmony. He Ways the miners
nspcct the managers and the latter treat
ihem fairly aud honersbiy. In short, says
he sheriff there need be m fear OF trouble
= Gilman 50 long a. the miners are under
ne present management. But the sheriff
I'D not have anything 20 sag shout the
status of affairs 1T Newcastle
coeHRAEE OWES 1T grs
3 II was stated late LAST night that cech-
rsne had changed his MUD about asresfing
the deputies. He had invoked aid from
the governor. the United States attorney
md district attorney ia turn and they had
refused to assist him In any way Ia bis In
reference with the deputies II would APP
pear that foehraHe concluded that he had
undertaken little ttsa much for one officer
alone, and 80 he decided 20 retire while
the way was yet open for him to reecae.