Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22


ed forward simply 10 bring tncif guns.
LIST Oh 1IIE iSiILgD.
KNoNv1LLE, Aug. 2O.--rhe follow.
ing is the list OF the Killed at Coal
Greek: John Watgall aud Rush
Givens, Of Knoxville; Sidney wntef.
man and Frnnk Smith, Of Memphis.
At Fort a ndersOn the killed among
the miners IL placed at ten, the wound
ed ut twelve.
Tho volunteers were relieved from
duty by General Cnrnus THIS morning.
Soldiers nre searching the houses tor
arms anu concealed miners anu are
bringing In prisoners continually.
Fifteen dead miners have been found
In the vicinity Of tho late trouble and
there arc probably more IN the woods.
MORE TROUBLE.
WILREsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 2l.-lt IL
rumored tonight that there viii be a
| general tie-up within the next twenty
| four hours on the bohi Valley, Della.
ware 4 Hudson and the Central Rail.
road OF New Jcrtey, but nothing def.
mite can be learned Mt the lebigh
Valley Office tonight. They say they
heard the rumOr. All trains arc NOV.
ing to-day and tonight on time.
THE WORST OVER.
BUFFALO, Aug. 2l.- Since the re-
sumption " work yesterday the Gem
trail has moved more cars than ofdin-
arlly, and the prospects Of events
arising impeding further progress IL
| hourly diminishing. At Black Rock
the embargo on western freight IN
practically removed aud cars held
back ON the MichiganCentfal are being
showed across the International bridge
In numbers that exceed tho ordinary
Influx. Tho Erie made the first at
tempt 10 start freight out OF thu Black
Rock yards. IL sent over another this
afternoon. The Genital, Eric amt
Lehigh are NIL working vigorously.
At East Buffalo the .oldiers still
patrol all the yards Ia which there has
been trouble anu have had to deal
more with crowds Of spectators who
Hooked around tAe yaris than with
Unaffected Tailroad men during the
day. The Lake Shore N moving some
freight and made several deliveries 10
the Central this morning. The Niokle
Plate IL not attempting TO move much
but peri,hable ami stock Il ins.
Past GIpnd Chief rtlrgnphor A.D.
rhurston OF Vincent, Ia, arrived in
the city last evening. Ills visit rs
nearly a. can b. learned II to ascertain
the local situation AMI 10 consult with
members regarding the pending
trouble. With the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna x Western tbs trouble N un.
dentood 10 be regarding wogos and It
has been referred TO General manager
Hallord Tor approval.
To supply food 10 non-union men or
even eoldiofs 10 regarded by these In
sympathy with the strikers as high
crime. When the forces in the neigh. !
borhOOd OF tie Lake Shore tracks on
Elk street attempted 10 get something |
TO eat this morning they weru ropulsei |
at many OF the doors even though they |
offered pay for food.
TIE CHEF MILITARY OFFICIALS
now located here tonight are '.atisned |
that the Milling 90 Buffalo Of over halt |
OF the Nationnl guards OF the State wAs
wise and necessary move. AJJutsut.
General Porter, with General Doyle
and other officers, made "a tour OF all
the military camps today and their
observations resulted In tho conclusion
that the force here, considering the
great amount OF Territory to TO guarded,
was not excessive. Not only thlf, but
doubt was let IN the minds Of nll the
party whether summoning more trooIs
would not he necessary. General
Porter shook his head when asked how
long the troops would Temsin hnre.
General Doyle today ordered an extra
company OF militia from HOrnellvIlle. |
"Ihe iitumen have the whole thi In
their hands" said IA railroad man 10 an
Associated Press correspondent today.
'If they go out you viii see the grua.rsl
strike the world ever knew. twin
not be conilned 20 freight trains alone,
but passenger trains will be inyolvoi.
When the iremen go out the engineers
will be practically out, too. Chief
Engineer Arthur docs not believe Ia
strikes, but he will not allow the men
to 20 on the road with green hrcmen.
When they ntrike the roads will be
tied up"
Al military headquarters today cap
tain Roe reported that sentry on
outy saw n couple Of women climb.
ing into freight car standing on the
track. He started In pursuit, and
seeing him approach the women hnr.
riedIy effected an escape. The sen.
try climbed up anu looked Into the car,
where he found baskets OF shavings
saturated with oil, to which a match
had been applet, but fortunately had
gone out before any damage was done.
Tho women were no, cHugh
The preparations being made indl.
cate that the troops will not bs with.
drawn for some tune at lenst. Talk
about not getting away before Oo,o.
Der 10 heard In some camps. The men
ARE becoming uneasy about their busl.
meas possessions.