Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

received here that two more men con.
..,Ihed IN the riot had died In a strikers
mouse Their names could not bc
Famed. These are all the deaths
.uoWii ~ the result ofthe firing Of the
yuafls, but there il no doubt that |
y.hcrs arr either dead or In n critical
,eohultlon, ~ the guards had orders 10 |
w 70 kill aud evidently did 20.
=, reports late tonight from all over |
.ue region Indicate fearfuly danger
que aud excited condition OF atinirs,
mn Wori ,hatthu military IL soon 10 be |
~ guard was received by tho law |
nhlning labor officials aud coke oper.
a,on alike with the llvcllcst evidence
Of abstraction.
AZ l.icsenflng Constable Campbell
s,,utmptd 10 arrest John Lushkh, n
Russian, fof completely In the bomb.
tilloWlng which occurred there Nom
Jay Lushka iiercely resisted and
,slled ior aid. a ollow-countryman,
VINO WAS on tho outside Of the office
where Llshka had been trapped, gave
me alarm and In few moments there
vac a bowling mob Of foreigners SUR
io,lnding the place. I,ushka lenped
through the office window, Carrying
WIN him pair Of hnndcuirs. Several
snoh were find nfler him, but he
s.Api. Tonight warrant was
liAcci IN the hands II Sheriff Me.
totmlck, and with large posse OF
men he has started Tor Licsenring TO
make the arrest. Lushka aud his com.
panllhs were armed, aud n fight will
certainly follow, uults. the man Ia sur
pns,l.
cliAHOE o. MURDER.
The labor officials deny that the men
al Mo0fpwOod were Killed for good
causes, aud warrants have been issued
ioi the deputies on charge Of murder,
Win Gcnrml Manager Lynch Of the
fnck Company aud Superintendent
hamsay Of the MofcwoOd plant,
chaigci ~ acccs.orlc. buioru the fact.
A large number Of deputies have nj.
ieAdy been arrested, aud the labor
lsalt1 say they will not rest until all
aie taken care Of. Master Workman
Wise was refused warrants by two az.
isfeui Justices Of tho Peace, and after
ionndly drnUuncing them, he secured
lhe warrants from Justice McCalcb.
They will he served on all the guards
connected with the affair.
pusS's STORY.
A striker named Damn, who was
among the leaders Of the rioters, said
lenlshl that he was with n body Of men
on the bridge aud stopped 10 light u
e!yat lie thinks that rumot- Of bombs
hal alarmed the guards, aud they took
The lighting Of the match as u portuut
q somrlhing dangerous. Anyway, lac
ays, they fired directly toward where
b. iiJod, aud men fell all around him.
Another statement made tonight was
that Captain I4oar said he was ordered
10 ilie by Deputy sheriff Mcdonald.
Ia met, any number OF conflicting
t.9tiys are being told on both sides.
Aileast 5000 men are Ia the vicinity
Of Mount Pleasant tonight. aud the
feeling generated by the appearance Of
several companies % the Eighteenth
and Tenth regiments tonight u one Of
security, both among the striknra and
citizen. The foreign element, how
evef, IL very uneasy, aud there II very
palm talk among some OF their repre-
sHliiiyc men that higher power
than the state will Ice called In. They
Intimate plainly that their mother
Countries may have something 10 say
a. b their treatment 10y the guards,
whom, they say, all belonged to the
militia.
TROOPS CALLED OFT.
PirTsnuKG, April 1.-THE ncws Of the
floiai Norwood, and the subsequent
orler from the governor calling out the
Tenth aud Eighteenth regiments, ere
stei intense excitement here. The
/ Eighircnth regiment started for the
.crne Of the trouble at q O'Clock this
evening, accompanied 10y two com
panies Of the rcnth.
A. the men killed were all unnatural.
ilei foreigners, the possibility OF In
Irrational complications arising have
tten freely discussed. Austrian Con
snl -hOmhefg received u dispatch TIL,
afternoon from Parker, leader Of til,
strikers, Informing him that several d
The men killed were sub ects Of Austria
lie replied that he would inyestlgal,
The matter, but declined TO talk FUR
Their.
TIM SITUATION SERIOUS.
Governor Patiison has been In con
slant communication with the clvi
aud military authorities In the cok'
trslon- today. Thi. afternoon Sheriff
Clawson tclegraphcd from Grecnsbur1
that ailairs at Mount Pleasant wen
alarming, aud that as the Tenth rcgl
ment could not be assembled bcfon
morning, the Eighteenth should b
sent by special train. This order wa
given and the Eighteenth left Pitt
lufg this evening. Inspector Genera
Mckibben tclrgraphed this evcnin
Mat thing. were serious, rs the deput,
.hefiils were dcserling.
ooid Tor Europe.
!, NEW YoRK, April 2.-Gold To IN
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