The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
n noh 70 do with 1rmistees and nil this that

81 INC oppressive heat OF the night. had moth.
tS.morfow in a bestor frame Of m nd" SO they
sad over the downfall OF their hopes. Others
looked llorcc and answered Inquiries OF the
seemed lubiiant over the prospect OF polishing
rasS 10, til, M;', amIus, ee m,,,
sess said man n 81. sS,l n
won't stay when theyRnd gu, that they nre not not
yyyyieions aud misSh!eynus lcoks. 80, .nr,,,
E Gw sym an s With
minois although i believes TIA, The lazy
snG"a ns hat 0n he Governor
would mako terms with the miners and would
isss sss " he as 9
moro RESPECT Tor the Governor tn.niEht. al,
bushes and thoir Winclesters nre we'll under
ii has come to ligh, under tho inyes. cntions
| Of Attorney General Pickle that til" Governor
The as c c. Witch ro"Sirss ths tie
| Legislature 10 assembled and give its con-
hs n snms S SaM Sss sss as
iSi; was nothing but sSitSSus legal
s! TTe Governor cannot saz = 2nnow "a.
semb.d in Knox 49, Sjcts to
| work again II heuS Killers.
1 !
| The only WI 4Bnged
| Wet guards and III |tEuard.
They NAV not conse name.
although ns yet the nythnE
| The question has com ~
recsivins them into his ess SIns ss
will be decided to.morrow: ! saw Gov. pu-
SsS h %sa s0 &c
II bavs pot decided upon the exact plan as
5ew fiHl i go No. Send the eonvcs bncs in charge
o! tho militia tomorrow"
Perhaps not Tomorrow but the convicts
VIA, do YOU think tie miners willo9"
! !" think this committee Will want to soc me
it is snid that the Governor proposes to lead
the militia himself into NE mountain country
ss IS ssa man. about
ieot ,al!: vol built gray haired: smooth
ah s
! brightness Of blue.cre eyee. makes him look
younger than his 90 wears.
moun,ainee,s aud State troops would mean.
inountains So vide some so unknown to all
but the moun,ai, eers are covered with
touched by the axe Tor eEhty-H vo miles in
! The miners and their friends. the noun
taineers. Know every foot OF it, They know
! all the hiding places; tho inaccessible ma
rH II 4s r3 Th's msn r' ihsn sds
recreation is shooting, matches, They Kill
sau,rrsss By shootin. them in the lend tnat
who hits u squire! in the 10 ). Apologies.
and feos II certain sense OF Disgrace. The
! trees are OF gieat LinMoter and arc 80 thick
thnt to talk OF Calling guns is the sheerest
Nonsense Ihrs. inrts will give some idea Of
the nountaineers.
5" long as 20 Iyoun;aineer keerss to these
ne NOR" trIinG. II lie mskos forms with
s ses has diseracei issii by compromisins
, with outlaws und criminals. II he sends the
mem Vino s os p be- 'ss dsw noa and
the Governor will be dcH !,,, MS murderer.
as SG' t s sos hs!
whts on "f Cav hs s,lss!
They are terribly ary ,. and ho their s.r.sl
snatch a crust Of bread from bucket Of scraps
N Not that M 10 was hungry but simply because
, SS"s on each Aioor One wenrs huge rsio in
carries i Il WINCHESTER rifle. These ioHr g!ard.
whites Of brui. sdnn {Gs me Ss ,h o,
Here is happening OF las. night one Mt
TIC INV who onosS 10 Ma. sera
snail man named Harris. no had the habit Of
walking in hs seer las, a n n, there t THs
NJ and down through the midst q the G!thy
from BIS place, and, began to walk sn2f,ly and
guard dH Just ash" as he was turning On his patrol
The guard, n heavy muscular man. VAS star led
" Tic se.p DIV walker awakened and in his
fright. caught hold Of the guard nr ,,; The
oned Sh S. hm ell Tia 'i negro ned
sqatG Snd tho tho essyo e na
themselves from their beds. When they saw
what The :auso was they sank back and "y
"t 4. ,Ior ri. ing III. four guards umDed into
line ready to open general .isb.ss "Ts
meant Ioati for none ever heard Of guard
beins punished ior ds"harelnc his duty.
mIn '1 " affterw.Td the Guard r.liovsG from
duty was sitting in n hotel offfcc pEG'inR, u
cigar and laughing over tie entertaining de-
'" Tie b s"H The coored mHn LAY al day in
he Were me oys rest Mi p b IN; me is"s FL
fn'e was hidden pv lies Few people IN Knox.
vile think that the Legislature will repea! The
the lessees have fought ncainst a,violent
opIoson IN hr iefsam moi seHreA or ou:
In preventing Tho 10 si.laiur- from hnsty ard
fnconsiderate ac,ion.' The legislators viii
have regard to the sad state OF Iehnesseo
! finances. ,,., 49,, ~
! changed that no one has any idea what VIII
hnpren. IN. miners may give In com IlSre
They may erhlt tho militia TO establish tho
convict in the mines, and then WAIT un'il thcy
! are gone tu turn tho convlcts loose. Again
ihey may MI themselves with that furious IL
smelling iiIuor and 90 end their Iastness IN
their own desnerato way.
| When the trouble WAS rfe for ilRhting IN tho
early mart OF the week. the miners Of Jellic0
teeEraphed the miners OF Coal Creek that two
thousand Jclico mon could be counted
upon 4" come down to assist nRalnst
| the militia. 1t has already tcen sail
that this coal region contains about . who
can shoot tho rihe and who are WILING O. 70 u.
This number OF men. or even hall lis nhm"f.
might hold the mountains Indian warfare
| ,,niiI u,iIf. ARRIVAL them ont.