New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-24
SPARED HIS LIFE.
Citizens at Coal Creek, Tenn,
Get Possession Of a Leader
of the Miners.
he Begs Piteously for His Life
and His Captors Return
Him to Jail.

Coal CREEK, Tenn, Aug. 22-To-1 light
party OF citizens through strategy secured
the notorious agitator, Bud Lindsay, who
has been a prisoner here for the past two
DAYS, from his guards and conducted
up the valley toward Briceyille, q few miles
south Of this place, for the purpose of
lynching him. They were fully determined
and would undoubtedly have carried cut
their purpose but for the pitiable
pleadinss of Lindsay and his solemn
promise to 20 with the troops and point
out every man in the mountains VITO was
Implicated in the late miners troubles. His
life was spared Gu this condition. He was
brought to Coal Creek and will be used to
Identify outlaws. He is de putty United
States marshal
There are several more men wounded
than have been reported. a young militia
man by the name Of Michaels OF this city
was shot last week. He had one
wound from 5O-caliber Noble gun
Almost at the same time he was struck b
another sharpshoot's bullet from the front
The wounded man is we'll attended by COM
panv physicians and will recover.
Keller Anderson Is in full possession of
his position. He is about mile from
Gen. Carnes' forces but communication is
perfect. The troops are gritty, but they
are physically exhausted. There is q
terrible feeling here because of the
81 SLAUGHTER KNOXVILLE CITIZENS.
If more fighting occu Knoxville will
send many men forward who vii. go under
the black flag. Capt. Morton's ;our
three-inch. rifles arrived tonight with
ammunition and tens. They go
to Coal Creek tomorrow evening.
Alter combination passenger and freight
train, No. II, due at 1925, leitthiS morning,
word was received that leader in the late
troubles was aboard the train endeavoring
to flo the country. Gen. Carnes teleeraphed
railroad authorities to have the train
stopped at Pioneer, seventeen miles north
OF here, which was done and Lieut.. Patter-
son, with squad, got aboard the engine
and caboose which had been ordered and
overlook No. II at that point. Although
search was made of the train no
suspicious charac ter was aboard and no ar
rest was made. All the houses in the vi
cinity have been searched. A man named
Samsey former Weigher at the
mines, was arrested and brought
back to Coal Creek, but on his
producing card showing him to be in
good standi:;, as member of the order of
railway teleg:a piers, and other evidence of
good character he was released. Warden
Cannon this afternoon expressed the
opinion that
THE TROUBLE WAS NOT YET OVER.
Said he: These men only want time to-.
organize. They will assemble in these
Enount.ins, hold their night meetings and
decide on erted NOV ment against
US again" Warden Cannon has been in
charge of the convicts at the stockade
here for more than q year any should
know wheref he speaks, but on the con-
t.ary majority of the resident citizens say
there will lie no further trouble until troops
are withdrawn. The body OF Jake When
the negro who was shot at Briceville
yesterday, was brought into town this
afternoon and sent to Clinton, Searching
parties have been securing the mountain
sides for radius ofsix or eight 1niles, and
have brought in several prisoners. An I'M
portant arrest was made in the person of.
A.eSimmons. who is known to be an insti-
gator and a bad man.
Gen. Anderson. who was for two days in
the hands OF the miners as a prisoner, was
the hero ofthe day and received congratu-
lat,o ns at his tent at Fort Anderson. -Four
hundred miners and citizens OF
Coal Creek have been arrested and
200 of them held Tor further examination.
They have been removed from box cars e
and are guarded in a church. Some OF
them are still very defianr, abusing the
officers in charge and threatening ven
geancs on their captorS.