The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
ALL QUIET At NEWCASTLE.
Deputy sherifEs and Militia in
Charge Of the Nine.
Ten Arrests wase-shersn cach-
rane's Feelings Hurf-Fpquess
Over the Remains Of Eastan.

THBFN SGFAa1Nr a&fhf 8A 3E4E
over the Remains Of Eastsn.
At four O'Clock YESTERDAY morning
Col. J. G. Haiaes took COMPANY y.
Captain Kellogg. and company Z.
CAPTAIN Carr. out 10 Newcasfie by
special train. The force intending
staff officers. numbered nearly 70 men.
aud the nilitiaassn. with t1ae;r arms
and aecoutrements. well-nlwf iiIEeI
the two coaches Of the special. New
castle was reached about six O'Clock.
and Col Haines Immediately placed
his command at the disposal II sheriff
foehrane. who had been guarding the
town and the mine 1t Coal Greek ssssr-
ing the night With his der1ties. The
train and the miiitiaman we're ordered
on M to Coal Greek, where 4 renewal
Of the riot Of the day before. il any
we're contemplated. would probably
occur No rioters. nor signs OF any.
we're to be found. and the soldiery was
ordered back TO Newcastle for break.
fast. detail OF eight men under Lieu.
tenant Gorharn being left TO guard the
mine with the deputy sheriff..
The presence Of the militia went far
toward restoring the confidence of-fhe
people Of Newcastle, and $50 men re-
ported for work at the mine In the
morning and began labsr as il moth
ing unusual had taken place on The
preceding day.
csPr. CARR EXPRESSES HIMSELF.
The companies remained at New
castle until il was evident that no dis
tarbance would take place that morn
ing. and then it was decided
10 leave one company at New
castle while the other should return
to Seattle. and. II IL we're considered
advisable 10 continue the force at the
mine. should 60 back to Newcastle
and relieve the other COMPANY. By
priority Of bis commission, Cant
Carr was entitled TO the first detail
but the captain bad made in the
presence of Sheriff CochrAne and Dep
uty Quilter a statement concerning
the part the Knights OF Labor hal
taken in the difficulty that did not
rFGAf 1AA&HfAusE ~ BitA@F tue %UFFlu.
and be decided To allow Captain Carr
and Company f TO remain. The
sheriff further emphasized his refusal
by reducing II 10 writing. in the fol-
lowing rather extraordinary pronan-
eiamlentO:
NEWCASTLE. w. r.. Jan :, fssa
TO Col. ]. G.. Haines. ! have TO respect
fully decline the assistance Of Capital a Carr
and his company for the reasan thai
think thnt Captain Carr Is too excitable and
impetu9us to have charge Of company,
and Tor the further reason that Captain
Carr insulied me while IN the discharge Of
bis duties by ssyiug that was standing IN
with the Knights 81 I.ahor and thus rcfHs
iDg u discharge my duties as sheriff.
Respectfully, WI. c0cHRASE,
Sheriff King County.
TROUBLE AyorpEp.
Sheriff Cochrane may not have been
aware that il he asked for A detail
Of militia, il was entirely in the prov
ince Of Col. Haines. 10 select the com
pany 20 remain with him In view OF
the situation Of affairs at Newcastle.
Col Haines decided 10 waive any
question Of military etiquette and to
leave Company j.. under CAPTAIN
Kellogg. with the sheriff The colonel
HAAAA tAliA&NH aaAA ' BEhfatiN II ktsfAA 4A~
turned 10 Seattle, arriving at noon.
TEN ARRESTS MADE.
In addition TO tbs four men. beside
Howell +. Jones, who were secured at
Newcastle Friday night first on sub
p9aas as witnesses, and later. when
they had f9'len into the trap. were
broT i iAt0 the city on warrants
issued hy Justice Jones, Constable
Caldwell brought In five more men
yesterday The names OF the ten men
are Howell I Jones, who i charged
with murder, on complaint of both
james W AEnew and Dave Morley
John Dohs0n. who il charged
with assault with intent % do great
bodily injury bv Agnew and County
Commit ioney r. = Wilkes, burnett
Maiarkey. Dave Woricv. Frank Ter.
race, Cyrus Ashley. Kelly Ramsey.
Robert Woods. and James Cox. who
are charged witii riot upon Constable
Caldueil's information All these
men were arrested upon warrants by
Justice Jones. County Commissioner
Wilkes and the other men, Malarkey.
Morley. Terrace. Ashley, Ramsey,
Woods, aud Cox. were taken before
Justice Jones in the afternoon. and
were released on hail in the sum Of
$3.50 each. County Commi ssiouer Al
exander Alien becoming surety
for Mr. Wilkes. and John Downing.
John Tosh. Harry Bloom and a
brother % Roller, Wood signing the
bonds Of the other prisoners. War
rant have been issued for the arrest
of Thomas Dotson and VIM. Jones.
on information BLEED by Agnew and
they eiii be brought down to-day hy
John p0bson the father ~ Thomas.
These three arr Miners Union men
and they are anxious TO stand trial.
Do ON. senior, was one Of those at
tackled nv the KNIGHTS He received z
bullet hole through bis tr0wsers and
his coat-tails
HOWELL JONES CASE
Although Howell I. Jones had been
arrested Friday night pron warrant
issued by Justice Jones, on Pave
Worley'- complaint. Justice s0terbess
issued another warrant for him on
Aguc0 5 complaint and he MAS taken
before Justice SOS erter- about h,&n Z
IN. to see il hail coald he allowed.
Arucw charged both him and another
mcmhrr OF the Miners I MON, named
James Evans. With murder.
bCuew Is short, youthful, dFs-
pcpsic looking nau. and uotwlth-
Standing his complaint against Wg.
Jopes and the nubsous. 8eeusiHE them
Of h,utsiv beating him. he di3 not
SHOW any Indications 81 having been
hart 20 4li, except thar SOME iiue bifd-
Shot had penetrated his clothing ard
has The elder nos-on was admitted
t. BAH lee tbe sum q $500 with 1sme-
Harvey and David W. Morgan MS
NosE WARS1sys.
Justice sodeyhers postponed the
muslar ease until p. u.s.,
Tuef8y Constable Caldwell was
az Newcastle last night Hith warrants
for Thomas MaIaf kew whu II charged
with asslgltias Foreman AsHcan
Buchanan. end teF Jame- Evans, sap
pos. mlr8grsr 81 WIN katson- He
also a.d warlaui Ter etaat GHzes
o.a,r miners the ease salast Doh
sou .Hr asssl.tinE AsueW with rifles
shsf-sEa. ere WAS continued hy
Justice Sc crae7g until Tuesday ar
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