New-York tribune., 1892-08-23

BUDD LINDSAY GOES FREE AFTER LYNCHERs
HAD THE MOOSE ABOUT HIS NECK

BUDD LINDSAY GOES FREE AFTER LYNCHERs
HAD THE MOOSE ABOUT HIS MEEK.
Coal Creek Tenn. Aug. 22.-Everytmng quiet
IN camp to-day. There have been twenty i've or
thirty new prisoners brought in. iIabcas corpus pro
ceedngs have been Instituted to release great sum
ber Of the prisoners and General Carnes has taken
steps to procure warrants for the and have them
indicted before civil court Labor Commissioner
Ford il sill under arrest, and positive evidence has
been Obtained that he only aided and abetted the
miners before the trouble, but II T. strongly suspected
that he had been acting rs spy up TO the time OF MS
arrest Preparations being made for scouting
parties TO go out and smoke out the abandoned mine,
In order TO out miners who suspected Of being
in hiding in them.
Although the notorious Budd Lindsay, the mountain
desp"rado. who hi, oice-that of United states
Deputy MsIsha-;s a shield for his crimes. was not
lynch.d. he narrowly escaped meeting death. Last
night number OF men BY strategy (the guards were
willing 10 be duped, secured Lindsay from the church
In which he confined and started with him 70
Bnceville. where they intended TO lynch him. lie
pleaded for bis life pItcously, and his promise 10
tell the soldiers the of every who had taken
part In the recent tr0uble his life spared The
moose had already been adjusted about his neck
Knoxville Tenn, Aug. 22.-Thee several more
men wounded than have been reported. young
mlltlaman nrmed Nichaels shot last week lie
had one wound from II so oalbre needle gun. rhs
the lower part Of the groin Almost AT the 'slo
time he struck by another sharp>hooters pah
from the front The wounded man will recover
Kellar Anderson is in full possession OF his position
lie i about "A mile from General CaTness forces W.
communication is perfect. Captain Moron II ON the
field with General Canes. He said today tlat thee
,hOuIi be more troops camp Anderson Is 80. a.
hausted " It's constant fights. There l. tei1.ve
FEELING here because of tile slaughter VI hloNinSS
men. Ii more lighting occurs Knoxville Will sea sew
many forward who will under the DlacK mas. s
captain Morons rourinch ihes arrived here last nlss
win ammunition aud tents. They 60 to Coal ''ecA
tomorrow morning. ..
Tie Department OF Justice has no direct sipett.
VISION over Dcpaty MsrShab, appointments OF ,n S~
lind being made ty the marshas themselves ,or
sequ.ntly the department has not interfered III sae
mater Of the conduct of Budd Lindsay VINO nys Ms
chnIgrd with ri0ling at Coal Creek Tenn IN. ~
onlc al, of the department have aVaied thenIses,s
Of the information contained In the press disn"SIa a.
ON the subject and Attorney General Nner mas -, S
cdod 10 communicate with United states M.ASs .s
Tpton In regard TO the matter, ana II The fact hs
as reported IL may be that the suggestion VIII "
Washington, Aug. 22.-The War Departinemn, s"
honored the requisition OF the Governor OF lin am
made Yesterday for n small quantity OF artie';;
mnnton and II will be shipped from the itocA .ysri
arsenal 10 the pldce desired by the state. S,,s al
wears ago the War Department Issued 10 the S ,he
Tennessee light field battery, and II is suppos,
present ammunition Is wanted for use by tha' o''