Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-16

enemy r. Weakening. Arrests cAu he
made as snon ~ the Officers can ret
here.n
FROM THE Fl. mt.
The following j. The first fiji 'in::
that bud< LIFT peutlleton. Oregon, on
Tuesday nlgut: =. * -. a.
CATALDo. July Is.
~ tin> crntr Nltt+y--Ih4 'orr+
| how h'It nur ttt- about ;'>U. Fur
fro1trnEtt~ from Mi~xouIl arr tp',rl. Il
/ IL Nnl lut:. N'ttt,ng DECISIVE vii ',r
! ti"n" t"1t,re it, lnutruA, ". Hr+ tft>W
HWalt;,.4 tHt Erfi:Al If fh+ 1eGula,-
! 1rrn Wall. ~ ntin hnl =: Vancouver,
The ~trlk~:~ ~Aft r+I''rttd ready 1n t.Itw
t W. Tie Hunk~r Till Auu >utI4vA,l hills
aud Ini,e" u;,ru thr arrival # the
t military, Tht ~c4t> have .urtrndtrtu Il
>+f'd l4-st d tn. pi;4'r :nr l'rko..
j. +. 1>KIAM.
j. (1NntternuA~1tr GtHetAl.
Dtrut, CMt~1 States Marshal r.
N. Dryden, In telegram from C"tur
! I'A4ehe CHy 10 Governor Wiley says:
II have just arrived from WArdner.
The rnllr' t1Atk u III hritl. e4 unI
the Bunker Hill aud Sullivan ctneen~
TRAITORS IRE vii h,A.t+d with xlant pow
der ready to bIow up the troops On
their arrival. ] have posted G+n. Cur
ti1 and Col. Car Ia On the situation. /
have picked up the non-uniou men
who were aloug the river"
ALI. 10 BE ARRESTED.
The governor ha. telegraphed Gen.
eral Curtis to protect the right Of all
| Uen 10 iabnr when and VIII re they
plesse; to protect property, aud arrest
All p r-ons implit ated in the recent
| oLtragts.
MAsSISt TROOPS.
M1ssoULA, July 14.-The companies
Of the Twenty infantry {colored;
300 strong, left here ut 10 cctoek for
Spokane, the "rdtr being to join Col.
! CnrIin ut Cataldo, and if necessary
marctl from that point twelve tnile- to
| Warduer, with the western dtt4ch-
ment~ from Forts Vancouver upd
! Sherman and the militia from Boi.e.
Tire cainr+n u+lntl1mtnt was kent
ere }es* than half III hour after their
| return front Mul1un, west Of which
Place blown up t'1islgts And ,oru up
track stopped til. advance If the
tr"p@. The troops frnu, fu,t k~rgh,
llc report is. will ul|uw the 'i'WeutN-
| fifth, as Al~" ii detachment from, Fou
Wu|'u Wa|!a. making the total force 1T
t'utn'd" abnut 1,'N0 men, with four
pieces Ut artillery and THREE Hutch
lis Suts. It ~ Understood that Car
li1.', trlers art t await reintutc nleut.
til route art: 1llnt the movement on
AArdner Will hnE tnke place till FRS
day. The halt lrum The we%t y est. r.
day WAS t~u@' d by The repoft-"t dyna-
mite nIiue, laid tn blow up The troops
atd utnbu-t tte- preph Fed 10 n,4s~acre
; all The soldirt- +s,:hI,tnK fron, the ex-
pIO-ivts. L. II sllrn,t-eh thai these e.
! ports were sttt IT, Catalio tn keep the
the military nway until the strikers
had enforced their 1r1nanda npuu the
mine and n.tiI authorize, aud tin the
country Of nil nutl>untou men. An
other day will hardly Pass without zee
ing martial law ia effect vi Wardn~r
aud other l,.rHs OF the district.
HARD LuTs
SPOKANE, .juI> A.-At Warduer all
| newspaper men are virtually prisoners
and are unabie 10 send dispatches.
Reporters at different points in the re-
gion controlled by the strikers are in-
timidated to that extent thatlhe high
handed and murderous occurrences
there cannot be ha'f told, If told ut
all. Numbers of the business men at
| Wardner, suspected Of auu*union SEN
ttments have been driven out IT town
by the strikers, and are now In the
hills, where scores of non union mt y
are IN hiding. Mine owners and their
representatives ale in constant danger
of thtir lives Ut Wallace and eise-
where,
CARL1N's ADVANCE.
4r. MA report just received Say .
that Col. CarIin, with tue infantry
from Fort Sherman, bus reached
Wardner, taken possession Of the town
and placed Shoshone county under
martial law.
FATE or MONAGHAN.
The report has been corroborated of
the killing OF tue non.unien miners at
Mission by the strikers who were con-
Quoting them out OF the country.
Twelve are known to have been killed.
| Among them WAS Superintendent
Monaghan of the Gem mine, whose
body WAS terribly mangled.
REFUGEES ARRIVE.