The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
THE MINERS ANGRY AGAIN.
ABOLISHED MAY YET COME IN THE
TENNESSEE DIFFICULTY.

t.e IN wrathrui Mood and Plainly
ssowi.s Their Rsssntment-Toid to
Come e See tho Governor Again
The Strange Meeting In tho Gorge
At which with Dimeuity the Men We're
Come Baek-The Governor Has No
Right to send the Troops and re Can.
70. Hope to Fight The.-A Guard
Brutaily Kills = Prisoner.
KNOXVILLE July 29.-At 10 o'clock tonight
there stood In tho Office OF tho Palace Hotel u
group OF seventeen Eaunt. roughly dressed
miners. Their facos wero gloomier thnn
usual. They whispered among themsolvos In
a deliberate. hesitating way At s o'clock
thsy had gone ur 10 tho room Of Gov. Du'hnn-
an with demand from the miners that the
s,u,o Government. treating with them as In
dspendcnt Of law. shonld make humilintlnG
terms with thcm.
They had expected that tho Governor. hard
messed BY cond lions such rs might puzzle
any Governor. would accede TO their demands.
After talking to him for two hours. ho sent
them away with no o;her condition than they
should obey the law As good citizens and await
the action OF the Legislature. He would not
treat with them he would not ever, dlssp(
matter ne INN. JUL VI No
ohoved and 10. as Governor. wou!d see that 1t
vas obeyed.
Th,. means that II the miners are In the
..me ,oirt a. they wcrc . few days ago there
iii, h. "a, with n few days, and corrses will
liz in the deep shadows OF tho mountain
forests.
The committee OF Eve miners spent last night
q, E,o1rille No word Of the y opposed treaty
hetvsan en- ners AL he State had been sent
10 Coal Greek. Tie Chairman OF the committee
slmrly tssgrapbsdth a, u proposition would DO
made a, mas. meeting at II o'o.oce this morn
ing Early this ming the com mittee. accom-
rapi.d ~ Gen Williams. q Democratic stump
sneaker o, some fame. took the train for home.
II was = way train. stopping At each
Of the little settlements sot along the
valley between the great mountain ranges. At
each s'or IN" train was boarded by crowd
anxious 70 hear the news. But the committee
refused 10 ray anything. AS the train pro-
gres.ed fsersr into tho wilderness parties OF
.ough.lookln- miners boarded it. At Clinton
nealy half the iowa STAYED with the train.
Finally Coa Creek wns reached. About LOO
miners were racked around tie station. They
cheeIed the committee frequently.
The meeting place hal cen fixed A. n grove
we'll up tho gorge toward Biicevle. and the
journey for 1t was at once takon UP. II was n
hot and toisonc march de- pte the breeze
viii, hleS down over the cky road from he
dense forests OF m mountain side frowning over.
head The grove was n widening Of tho space
between the base OF tho mountain and the
creek. 1t Is the largest bit Of level ground in
tho neichborhood OF Brcsville. yet il is 80
email shat the 2.Co0 miners were packed IN q
mass. Some dry goods boxes and planEs had
oeen Drought up rom ,"nl .eek nha wei" ere
ommi,,ec and Gan. Williams mounted
7, would he hard to f,nI n wIller m ore mic.
turcsnue scene than this assent lGge OF rough
sef.""s u'on IA .no.. w.. .,a"a, "n' .u"e
garments pressing about Tie single PLATFORM
,ha duet md MISUNDERSTANDING maintains
Ill 49,. Th... ,rh, 49,. y,si,.d his - ,i.,
in the last few lays have seen weapon, In
and M nave neen Mns 70 70 the no
seen; Inc n,n ser,h 70 snow mnt tneJ wee
xsr rns ~ x ~ liam d.unt Fan ths nncr In
crowd cams rs Asst Strong smell OF Of Coz" ShisS-y
r. Pr. no man showed The ieast desire to DO
platform than bic. rough fellow neur at
h:n %S sa.'s =. 9 Ms, know IS will the convc,s
core re lac hasi 2: oo ;.,., ,orco..,r , b,,,..,,
s.i5 40 heHo committeeman '"rse'''nI n'lhse''
Ihey Will
n"lmur a!ose ~ the VLo~I' tHeu low
SuIs Se calhe' tueh WIN Il hihu u rosr tue
Lazy snn: m
no. 20 Nv Lnd
D. ineS 10 "keu thfratenlney townrd me az
ioInn WIN mel mouths open ana lEelr nsts
TTs asn ~ 10 they , said rs agaia ana "ia;n.
. Lhnen ihe.s was Iu!i' aao one Ola man
roh n1Ys; tney 70 sol. us mu,, oant y" hnd
noppoy WHO Gun 60 omoss these peop!e Will
o"r oeih. won ,r
ne croMh yellet AGAIN Inc henu commt-
erman. VINO l. an nGy, gloomy man. finally
Hear us cut: that Amt Mi
TIC crowd Iuiete-. Zach committeeman
spoko ~ turn anu to!! inc Story oil the confer
snce WIN me hoEerh"r III MS own way ana
9ave MS peculiar Lesson Of hav'e. The ,on-
E Cets were 10 return anu hot oe mo ested Inc
poserhor wa, =, CAL q steciai session OF t9e
ccessAtnre and recSmneId tho rorcai OF The
Eonsist ease inI The miners wore to await
III" outcome patiently:
nave '.ii artevions despatch, what sort
~ nsoile ttcse are. how Wild. how sim.le. how
ignorant lheir speeches w.re Just like tho
men. MT speaker slnmnrred. Moro " d
me worIs + lhrasss There was 10 beating
IN" storm g"tnsie, NOR" 'hickly rs each
ss,"aHeL uaG uon-. ihen were wraihlul sh9nts.
raytdo there was q, terrible, enrnestns. =
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