The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-08-26
MINERS SURRENDER.
Gov Buchanan Asks For and Receives
National Aid.
ihousauds Of H"o'ds 81 immuniti'n sent
4" HIM The Knoxville Iron Company
owes y IT. Contract lease tho
Miiiiis Rule the situation ut Last

WAsniSGroS, Aug 90 At Gov. Bu-
chanan's tclogrnphcd request, coo stands
If arms and 5000 rounds 81 ammuni-
ton were scut him from here Friday
morning. This is the quota 90 which
| Tennessee is entitled from the general
! government under the militia law Of
| the United States
Al 1880 Friday nothing furtl or had
| been received from the scat OF war in
Tennessee, and no order had hccn re-
| cciycd from the pres dent To- dispatch
national tro,rs TO the aid Of the author
tiles Of that state.
kNoN vuI.E. Tenn, Aug. il--Coal
Creek u virtually IN the hands es aiii.
tary aujhorit.es. More than 1000 sll-
dicrs are quar'crcd in town. Occas .ou-
al shots are heard. but no regular un-
| gag,mcnt has been fought
A cold, drcnching rain was ~ ng
| throughout east Tennessee Friday nom.
! ing and late arrivals 81 troops and ..'.
1cns at Coal Creek are in "a very un.
! pleasant condition. icw OF thym gr.
supplied with ovcrcoats and g.eat
many have no blankets
| Gcn. Anderson is still prisoner i1
| the hands Of the miners. He plsi.N. .
| refuses - surrender or treat with b..
! raptprs lie Is closely guarded. E..r-
| Gen. Carncs wires Supcrintco...i
| lluccr Of East Tennessee, that OIL. '.r
miners 81 Coal creek have ur..u.
ditioualIy surrendered 20 him, and Capt,
Anderson will bee delivered at o......
Gcorgc lrt-l, leader amout '.e
miners at Coal Creek. is In tie u'E
! lie Is supposed 90 have led the attack
,n the Briccyillc stoekadcS a year .ru
! Tie saws Doe advised the miners am. '...r
| friends 10 let the Couv.c's at Coal 'r.,A
alone \ meeting ~ secret commit
tee was held and hc was given tv.u.y-
| four hour, to leave the country Doc
SAYS be- viii never return to Coal '....,
The Knoxville Iron Co. has thrown
mp the lease 81 the couNicts. an. '..,.
graphcd tho warden 90 turn then ...r
t1 The trpuU, II this i> done % ".. boo
tame ending to the crusade g.. Jaw
and ORDER
\ mas, meeting ~ citizen, 30 protest
sgain,i the humiliation Of law ), .. ..d
FOR Tho posse organized here au. ..Ht
ont Friday morning Includes su-. ~
the best men Zoo town Eaitor I....
q the Tribune, and ten. William. .,.
candidate fur congress. are among .u.
Mai Carpenter and col Non'f.I u.
vested a. Anderson without FIRING r.
shot ten. Carucs now oceupl,. d. al
Creek
The miners ere tctrcatiug v.i. r.
small amount 81 firing ly the rHar
guards. These facts are definite More
troups AVID volunteers have boarded a
special train and are now cd rout.
In tho battle between soldier, aud
miurr, Private Nhltham, ~ e. chi
howie rifles. 20 this city. aud three
miners. uamcs unknown. were killed
THREE miner, are known 'n have been
wounded WaItham. thr o,ad soldier
va. . clerk iu iIc last Tennessee ull
road oh,c, IN ,iis city and was % years
Il age.
Whom Con torncs arrived az Coal
Cry,a with hi. regiment Friday morn
ing, 90. telegraph office and iu fact
thc entire village, surrendered without
opposition The mI:rH WAS fH,u taken
sap iu the direction ot Camp Anderson, a
mile DISTANT
ON tuc way tine soldiers were attacked
hy large bod, 90 miners. possibly 800.
about uoou. The fire was returned; and
considerable shooting Wa, done for
about lo minutes. The m'ror, sent up
u fag 81 truce and surrendered