The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
Sullivan Men, Strikers and
Negroes Fare Alike.
DrsARMIso TO BEGIN MONDAY.
Plenty Of Militia TO Enforce the
Orders Of the sheriff.
Tseems csnp&sy Seat 60 the
Mlaes-Fourth of July Celebrates as
the ca@Ps-Mnftismsa Fr~f~rmirs
with the Miners Durfss Festivities

The sts.. sztho-isies have decided -
t.ke .ctive steps toward disarmi1g the
Sullivan guards. the negroes. and sbs
strikers N the several CAMPS % King
county. To that end the sheriff wil on
Monday CAL for Surrender Of nrms IL
the arras are heid hsrk and any disturb
ance follows martial az Will be declared
and 2 search made. Ne4nwhile additional
troops VII Re put on Eaard. and orders fs-
sued 20 the Seattle Coal A. Iron Company,
the Oregon Improvement Company and
the Black Diznond Mining Company TO
remove tAe-r guards from the several
mines.
General A p Garry went 20 Oiynpia
yesterday and returned late last night.
gol1g % the Grand hotel. To Posr-Is-
EELLIEENCEE reporter he said
! 80 long eonssrezcs vita Govs-aor Fsrry
over re sifEsiao- IN ths nininT camps OF King
co1asF- Aftsr ws lad eozaidered al TIE &C.
tails os the Ean3ecf fhe governor 6ecIded shxs on
McE1Ay -an-u4ng th~ sner.E vita his Deputies
sAozld vis., sses mining exzp Gsd demand ths
i2Eae1lGte s1rrs-te- ot ali zrras n the po-=es-
s.oa o. the FlEke-toa rss.. the negroes asd ths
strikers
We know about how many <u1s the parties
have IN each camp II they refuse TO give up
TIE weapons Of course we eznno. sexreA The
hGlses sOE then
But n case any disturbances follows OF any
overt act martial lzv v1l ts declared. and
martial law vii mean s0zaefhiEz. We hsFs
(. been ecf1Eg under evil authorities htsheytn
Tux Eesn martial lsw 10 declared we can search
every house and seize al srzas and srzzarrfrIon
"e can arrest the rlrgiss6ers ard take the most
vigorous means to suppress any disorder
Yesterday morning Colonel j. c. Haines.
with Colonel Carr and Captain C. L. r.
Kellogg. visited the camps AZ BIaex
Diamond and Franklin Then. returning
20 Renton. they went 10 Nexcastle. and
finally came back 70 the city At p N.
The object OF the trip was TO inspect tho
camps and supply ammunition. Since the
miners who had gone 20 work AZ Sewca.-
tie had been threatened with violence bv
the strikers and had appealed 20 the militia
for protection, Colonel Haines ordered
Captain Shank 20 take twenty OF his mem
from Coal Greek 70 Newcastle and pre-
serve the peace The whole Of this troop
will be moved 20 Newcastle today. Eyery-
thing vas found 20 be in good shape.
On the return 10 the city last night a
consultation was held between General
Curry. Colonel Haines and the other Lead
ing officers As . result General Curry o.
sued the following ss special order No. 8:
CAptxia J. M Ashtcn. Of Troop n, viii rsport
| % Colcrel J. c. HAi1es a. Seattle with sneh Of
his command and oEsoers a. may Be reauir~d
icr paekei and seoutizE dnTy
In accordance with the order cf General
Curry. the following was issued:
HEApSC& ETEEz FTEsr REsTxKxT IxFAxrsr.a
SArIoSAi 6rAaD oE NAsErSsr1S.
sK1TI1E. HGsh-, Jrgy 4 Lsl }
Special ordsr No. l4l
G4wra{r 4 n Anh3um
~1li ir-1lecis.ely proceed vita twelve rasa o<
his Command noun ed and eQuippod fur service
in tie 1el6- % SsveAstla he vii the-s sr.ficu
three ealis.es men and oas nor-ccrruiasfonsd
C@ee-, hnd wiu taen proved vita iae balances
Of this detail 70 Gl1an and rsy0rs 70 Mss1r
Gans fo- further orders
II Captain c. L. p kellogg. qunrtu-rs.sf<r.
xln Gaconp&ay Captzla Askton 70 Newcastle
and furoish transroEtGtioa-
BIZ order az CoLOxEL J. C. Ha1xrn
CzAEIEs EsyITx. ~,
First LsztenGat and Aejutanr
Troop 3, the cavalry from Tacoma. WAS
already IN the city. having come I'D 70
take part IN the Fourth Of July parade.
This morning az Captain Ashton wslI
start With twelve men and three officers 10
Newcastle and Gilman The mounted
guards viii do picket dutT between Gis-
man and the mine, which Is about a mile
=
and between Newcastle and the mines.
The object Is 10 protect the miaers who
may come 20 the mines 20 get work. and
10 protect the miners who come and 60
daily
Since this militia picket with the raili,i.
men already on the ground will make tire
presence Of the Sullivan guards urneres-
szry. Colonel Hainex issued last night the
solloxirg order
sEATTIz. July 4. zssr.
70 The Secstle csaI G.d Trvm css4saaw, GErsrn.
HcsA- As tie o9es- Il Immediate oozu.nd
OF TIE s.xts troops now In the Sezd. sm In
ssr1csed By Tie sAe-i1 of tAis eounsy 10 notify
yc1 thai t1s-s % force ci state sroc0s rsow
stationed a. Gllman sgfscssnf 20 protsrs "a
properly oi your eouEs5y located there. snd %
insure the safety Of yorr ezzpl0yes am s.
s2-s1 b. TIE govsTnor ard shs brsgsdIer -gs-er.r
commanding 15e brigade that sueh
iorcs VII bs r1As1sslErd unril fAe esrFf
aztAorit.es ara abe 30 aE0r1 the sarue rvussr-
tio1 row given hy tas military arm Of TIE ss.ta
ibsFeiCre GEssf yoa 20 remove from GfIm.n
q oz before IL o'clock. noon. Of the s.h Cav "a
J1iy, issi. al guards ana armed zen srarsoned
O maintained az thsE place hy you or under voxsr
sathGrlsy, TIE ground that lt IL p-esroseisl "a
good osS1sr tnsi while he responsibility In enss
uPo1 TIE evil authorities and the y.tsos,aI
6uAri their GEs4es should he shared b. srr
body o. Eaen ncs acting under szshorst- az -
isE. respectfully yours, JCH H.rxrs
Colonel Co-zAnalEE First Regsnsnt xxtsoasa
Guard of EEsAingf0n-
Duplicate orders have been issued "a ths
Oregon Improvement Company in rersrd
10 the mines a. Franklin and yexcassIs-
and 70 the Black Diamond Mining Con-
pany az Black Diamond. As shere are !
number Of Sullivan guards in every camp.
twenty-five, tor instance, af Newcastle and
thirty AZ Gilman, considerable extra work
vii ne thrown on the militia.
This morning - s.s5 Colonel ]. G.
Haines vii start for Gilman.
WON'T PROCLAIM MARTIAL Law.