Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20
General Carnt, Arrives on The Hattie.
field aud Puts the Mob
to Flight.
ANDERSON RrsroRCp TO HIS
COMMAND.
Two Men Shot at camp Anderson
aud Many Wounded.--
Everything Quiet.
by TELEGRAPH to tho Nrws.
rIsE TINNEssNE WAR.
The nIncrs noutsd and Peace Rc'
stored.

Ihe nincra noutsd and PcNcs SO.
STAGED.
(iiATTASoOuA, Tenn, Aug. TO-
Uncertainty ~ longer marks tie con-
uitiOn Of things ut tie seat Uf war.
Fort AudUfGOn has been relieved anu
10 10 longer Ia state " siege. The
tables are turned, anu the miners In.
stead Of being hunters src hunted.
General CAfnes' forces reached the
neighbofhoDd Of tho bcleagefed camp.
NJ GaybIsHE. Wild scenes Of coniu.
zion entucd. The scouts failed 10 do
their duty and the position OF the
miuers was unknown. a forward
movement wHscsutiously malt. Gem
era Carne- and n heterogeneous army
Of citizcns and about three hundred
militia lett the trhiI nj Olillps station
aud pushe. forward across tho country
from Cilltps to Coal Creek. by the
route takou It Is labJrious climbing
and m lAbOriOus n descent. AZ THE
column came down tho side OF the
mountain young man mounted u
rock 20 got view. a shot rang
through tho stilluoia and he fell head
long among his comrades, dead.
Inc body VI miners chose sheltered
rock, which formed natural dUirnsc,
anu IRON II fired n volley which caused
much havoc. Curiously enough, tho
miners had taken no other provision
TO Prevent roar attack. General
Cafnes advanced his guards at once
and formed Into charging line, Rnd
alter receiving the scattering vollcy
from few who failed la take the first
opportunity OF escaping, advanced
rapidly. Eighteen miEers were cap
tured.
Another OF the sherlfl's posse besides
young Maltham, was killed, NAMELY
Bosh Glyena, OF Knoxville. Two
mincrs' bodies were found after tue
skirmish and several wounded taken
IA and cared for. with those eXcep-
tons thu casualties among the miueB
are unknown.
General CaTnes arrested 200 citizens
OF Coal Creek Rnd told them he would
hold them until Captain Anderson
returned 10 HIM. They delivered him
TO Cafnes alive and we'll. Carne, 10
In possession anu has plenty OF mon
md ammunition.
NINKRs SURRENDER.
Coal CREuS, Aug. l0.-rhe baitl
nj Coal Creek In at an end. When
Major Carpenter turned into the
mountains 81 Oillt's lat night with
1875 brave men thu night was perfectly
dark. Although the major Is familiar
with every bypath In the Black Miids
IL was found difiioult 10 keep the
direction, as not even the stsFs Were
shining. After white four men APP
peaTod and offered 10 guide tho party.
Major Carpenter reluctantly accepted
the offer, aud the march was again
taken ~ anu better speed was made.
Between and o'clock, while entirely
Unconscious Of danger, the men were
fired upon from behind. Minera lay
behind n stone ledge. Their hroad.
aiLIs moved down Volunteers John
WSllhall and Bush Givens OF Knox
villo and wounucd Volunteer Tom
CaTscT also OF Knoxville. Major Tom
Carpenter wheeled anu fought brayely,
hut q retreat was necessary, they
fighting ali the way. Tho volunteers
ION 0nck 10 Clinton, six miles, reach.
irV there NJ noon.
In ,he meantime General Carnes had
established himself at Oiitps 10 await
daylight. With the first streak OF dawn
the nj vance GA Coal Crtea begal.
The miners fired over their heads from
the mountains 30 that the bullets could
be heard whistliug by the soldiers.
The soldiers returned the fire. At
noon General Cgrnes captured a hand
Of miners. They were release Il on thulr
promise 10 deliver Captain Anderson.
At the appointed hour nothing was 30
ba seen OF ether Captain Anderson or
the mineia. Then General Cares EN-.
tered Coal Creek There ho found that
jesul,OTy fighting had been going ou
between the miners at Font Anderson.
The miners surrendered at $3.50 PIN.
General Anderson was restored TO his
command and peace declared. After
reaching Clinton Major Carpenters
men, although they had not rested for
tweniy'four hours, went directly by
train To Conl Greek and reported TO
General Carnes a. he marched into
town.