Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-14
THR TROUBLE over.
The CEUR D,ALENE RESURRECTION
SUPPRESSED.

M1ultBos ou0 tu0 A8le1SCSO6S xTOOs
ably seek Safety In FIight-Au In.
human Outrage.
Last evening w. P. Hepburn tele-
'9rsphed Governor Wiley from Spo.
kane Falls that the strikers in tho
Coeur d'Alene region had burned .
bridge on the Northern Pacific Rail-
way and torn up tho track for some
distance from each end. That Tues
day uight the strikers took 1872 un-
armed non-union men to the mouth
of Fourth Of July creek canon, and
after robbhg them fred on them.
How many we're killed 10 not stated.
Yesterday the bodies OF IL non union
men were found riddled with bullets.
Wednesday afternoon 200 non.
union men were sent to Wardner on
u train guarded by strikers. and or
dered to leave the country.
The number of men killed in Mon
days conflict is said to DO Eve; that
Of the wounded, Ia.
Monday evening the Sheriff Of Sho.
shone county endeavored to collect a
posse and 60 to Wardner on special
train. He ordered al the citizens
known to DO in active sympathy with
tho mine owners to report at 10
o'clock, but when the Sheriff started
only one citizen reported. Armed
bodies of miners went from Wallace
the sane evening and about 9
O'Clock q large crowd went to
the Union Pacific yards below
town, took fiat car, put it on the
main track and started for Wardner
Being all down grade, there was nc
trouble experienced. The mine oil
the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
located on the Union Pacific track five
miles from Wardner, was taken pos
session o! and word was sent up tc
the mine that unless the scabs would
surrender before 9 O'Clock Tuesday
morning the mill would be blown up
Largo bodies Of armed miners wen,
up to Wardner proper and toward the
mines to await developments, and be.
fore 8 O'Clock tho next morning al OF
tho Bunker Hill & Sullivan forces
walked out Of the mine and sur
rendered. Tho Sierra Nevada forces
also surrendered. Not sho. was fred.
| At half-past s o'clock Tuesday
morning Governor;Willey' requisition
on the President for troops was re-
ceived in Washington. About hall
an hour later General Scho6eld in.
formed Senators Dubois and Shoup
and Representative Sweet that he had
given the necessary orders and that
the Governor Of Idaho would have, o.
be able to get, al tho troops which he
asked for in . few hours.
Troops were therefore ordered.
They are doubtless in Occur d'Alene
by this time. They came from Forts
Sherman and Missouls, Walla Walla
and Spokane. Fort Sherman is on
Lake Occur d'Alene, within four or
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ner; the other forts are within 10
hours of the Occur d'Alene region
The force sent to repress the mob is
therefore ample. If it should not be
reinforcements can be obtained with.
in few hours.
Tho Idaho militia which left here
Tuesday morning and which was re-
inforced at Nampa. Weiser and other
points. arrived Wednesday at Cataldo,
IL miles from the Sierra Nevada
mine, just below W.rdner, which is
the most advanced point held BY the
strikers. Cataljo is only 20 miles
from Wallace, At which point tho
troops from Fort Missoula will arrive.
The militia remained at Cataldo await,
ing the arrival Of United States troops.
the plan agreed upon being . stimuli
famous advance on the miners strong.
holds when. they being surrounded,
they would doubtless be captured and
held to await the action of tho civil
authorities.
Governor Wiley has not. so far a.
known, declared martial law in the
territory in instruction, because the
District Attorney Of that district
claims that he fears for his life il he