New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
THE TROUBLES UYOMING.
PRESIDENT HARRISON CoUNSELS PEACE-MhS-
sAGES FROM ANXIOUS GOVERNORS.

PRESIDENT HARRISON CoUNSELS PEACE-MES-
sAGEs FROM ANXIOUS GOVERNORS.
Denver, Col. April GA dispatch to The News
from Buffalo, Wyo., says: The following message Is
in reply to appeal from the people oil Bnil''Io 10
President Harrison asking that an investigation mo
the cattemen's trouble in Wyoming be haue anu
Justice done to all concerned:
Executive Mansion, Washington, D. Co Aprh -
c. J. IIaeeI son and others. Buffalo. Wyo.
The Governor your State made call upon me III
conformity the Constitution of the United states o'
aid in supprc.siLg domestic Violence and threatening oo
she'd could not know anything OF the situation eNc'po
as IT was stated by him. and could not refuse Vhe "u VI
troops to preserve the Ieace
The prisoners will. as the state authori'''S ~
rren,rcd IN receive hem be turned over to the oNi'
snboes and our connection with the matter VIII emu
unless further called upon to aid the State au'hoU'
preserving the peace. L do not doubt tha' '"e .
and judicial authorities Of your State Will "i'"
or favor bring to trial and punishment those VINO NV
violated the law by orderly methods No'"i'N ""'
done TO shield any guilty person. -
NV counsel as your iclowcitizcn, is to use every
efor: to allay excitement and proceed IN a' "i'-'
peacefully and upon lawful lines Will oil COURSE e
INV rerrAcn,tiycs YOU may send but gu VIII see ho1
can do nothing except oct with the safe to prevent
violence. Everything else rests win the 9Ls r,oo~
ties. br-N'1 49,,
The people OF this place are much pie's0u
President HarriSon's reply, ana are s'uS"o -
thorough investigation will be made and justice ihc'eu
out Immediately. inn, -
Washington. April 23.-Gcneral schofeld receiver I"
telegram from General Brooke, ut Omaha toohs 10Y
ing that Colonel Van Horn and his prisoners Will i'"
Douglas tomorrow and will there turn u'e Pii'O''
over 10 other troops for escort 10 cheyenne
brooke SAWS that no opposition has been maze 10 '
movements Of the troops and that none i i""' 'f'
Douplas wvo.. April 23.-Maior Fechets troops
escor,ing The captive cattemen reached brown 'Pl'
last night. II is expected they VIII arTlN0 ~
man this evening tomorrow morning. i'''
is on the railroad and II l. believed To be inc ll'o
q. dodge the supposed destination, Douglas OWING 10
the fact that good many armed syHPath@''s VIZ"
,ho - pustlerss have gathered here, Including Lohs
Nm, I,rd Of Glen Rock who was on the regulators
death list. 49, ,on, n, tb.
A dispatch from Cheyenne says four oncers VI 'no
gote militia have sent I'm their resignhn"hs' "o o'
orc xpec,ed to follow Governor Darbcr's order JUST
before the invasion that the mia must not respou
10 sherin's calls is the cause OF the dis'"usa,'on
,,,ch tbreot4ns the practical dismemberment oil the
states forces. e,,,.
CHEYENNE. Wyo April 23.-Governors OF States
renrosented I'm the paid contingent Of the mVaulhs
army are becoming anxious for their SUBJECTS Inns
correspondence has been made puDM DS '"e "oNc'N'i
Austin. Texas.
enotod here that Texas citizens are in great
d,noer Of being nobed at OF Buffalo Please inveu'
gate and protect them
j. S. HOGG. Governor Of Texas.
! III Governor j. 6. Hog. Austin. Tex.
AZ ,, o,,r mon r,port.d u include Texans are
under prot4cton Of United States troops near BunaO
| rroons will protect them against violence
AMOS w. BARBER. Governor oil WVommH'
Jefferson CITY, Mo-
| Governor A. w Barber. 49,,
som. Of the best citizens Of Missouri inform me u'.
farmer Mlssourans now living in YOUR State ana o rou
character are threatened by mob violence Permit NE "
suggest ,nat YOU YOUR influence to the 'hu u'
-,,es NAV be given trial II they have v"latd 'o"f
| laws DAN ~ ~ 1900 c.o,os y,r.boI
| Dickers,n has received letter from "lom sh'ui'
| which was written at Buffalo Wyo'' on "P'li w. III
which he stated that all of inc party VINO went Ii""
| ,ro ,vere ou right except James Dudley, who nc
| c,dentally shot himself from the effects oil "hc" hc
died and Alexander Lawther, VINO was wounded III ''e
side but according 10 the surgeon woua ,c,"'Gr,
| In the letter smith stated that he cHpcc~d ~ NC
rome by the last of the month. smith Oisdui|cl tnc
| marty that went from here.