New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
MARTIAL LAW IN IDAHO.
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wretchcsn said Kinney. Some were swimming IN he
water and Others had been lying In the BUSHES All
were wet. cold and pcitshing from hunger frigM anu
eSposrre After swimming the river they had waited
Tor three hours before the boa; came along ~ "as
the most pitatle SIGHT have witnessed one man
was insane from fright When the ooM wouid ruh
ner nose In toward shore. the victims would be 50
eager tn cot aboard that they would not wait for
the small boats. but would wade OF and swim to
place OF security. These men are no" 'e'e '""
others were left In COeur d'Alene City. -Four OF
FIVE OF them who can talk English report that they
were robbed 0, their witches and Of sums ranging
from 40 to $40. When the men were running
across meadow they saw one Of their companions
a man named Thompson. fall as II shot, ana that
was the last they saw Of him. Five companies OF
United States troops under command Of Captain
Ingalls, left Vancouver yesterday morning Tor Cocur
DAIene Four companies nom Fort Sherman, under
Colonel Cnrlln also left there for the scene oil
trouble.
Boise CITY, Idaho, July 1.-THE Governor last even
ing received the following dispatch from Judge hey
burn Of Spokane:
No troops Did not leave HARRISON Landing until
o'clock this morning The strikers took lS2 OF our
unsrmcd men, took them out Of our Fourth oil July .an!h
neer Catardo last night and after roooihg hiea upon
them We know that two were killed They arc
preparing 10 go through the same performance Win -Vo
more men this afternoon They just start them then shooo
them down like dogs The delay In getting troops is
unaccountable a.
superintendent Dckinso1, Of the Northern Pacific
sent the Governor the following;
Some parties blown up track anc bridges anu
have our telegraph wires in vicinity Of Wallace and
Mulan We again demand protection to our property ana
employees and that our means Of communication DO not
with Also that the lives OF our passengers shA
not be jeopard1ed We should hold County ana S'a'e
responsible In case INV damage is done Can yom not
arrange United States troops 70 sua our property anu
trainsi
The Governor replied that everything possible was
being done to save property.
Washington July I4-That the War Department
Is fully aware OF the gravity OF the situation AZ tue
Occur dAlene mines IN idaho is evidenced by the f,ct
that additional troops consisting OF els eomH o
Of the I'D Infantry at Fort kcogh, Moit nave pen
sent TO the assistance OF the lOy cciood uooP Vi .n
18th Infantry, who are at Mulan nearest the sent
attack from The entire body Of welsrmed striker 1
outnumb.ring them moro than ten TO one. Inc feu
eral troops ordered into action number over Ivy"
men ard moe arc hd IN eye az a. M e Scene q
the riots in case Of necessity.
Bitter complaints have been received by the ldano
senators here from the representatives Of the mine
owners I'm the Occur d'Alene region respecting the 81
duct OF the military forces in tho disturbed district
They say that the troops were led at POM an ns
the best part OF the property had been DESTROYED;
number 81 nonunion men. helpless and nnamed. bad
mills ont of tho country directly past the soldiers who
we're sent there to protect them. Two senators have
General Carn to surround the scene of trouble pro
vent the escape Of any OF the miners who have par
hs ioga, au rr IN Conformity Nth this 70
quest. shoup has requested the War Depart
mcn to order the arrest Of the miners by the troops
Wnla Walla Wash, Jnly IA special train Of
seven cars passed through this city late fast night bear
Ing Companies b. C., D., and F, l4th Infantry, from
comprising $50 bound for the Coeur Alene mines
orders have been received Fort Wale wala to have
troops in readiness TO move TO Occur dAene at mo-
nentis notice.