The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20
Tennessee Treeps gecaptnre the Ca
Viets' StOekais.
Es Bi1qlE OF 0M ca !.
EIght Asrth Eats in 81 sahBsh h-fgs iel-
rrtsrs Killed The zars FhalIy
garren5.s.
specialize TIE Mol.5rSe cAlL

Or rANooeA. Tenn, aug 10 -UnceT. /.
tainty 40 longer marks she condition oi
things st .hs seat of wsF. Fort AndeTFc "A
las been relieved and IS no lonF r Il sit le
of Siege The tables have been tnrned, sut
the miners. instead of beius hunters. 2 .
hunted. General Cares 9orces reacLa&
the .-elglborbood ef the beleagarsd ca p
atdaybgeak In the rear Of tbs miners pos
laf ca bis arrival viii scenes Il cct-
s-+e:,s ,..,sssSsi. The scouts failed 10 GO
sseis dnsy. or had been captured. and as
position af the miners WAS unknown. .
forws e movement was cautiously mtdf.
GsBe-aE sarnes snd bis Heterogeneous ara =
OF citize IS and about S0C militia leit4aa
train at 9datss Station snd pushed lOT
across the country. FFOn Ofutts - I |
Geek, by tbs route taken. is labo'
climb at as iaoar0us desreat.
AS the colul cane down ihe s.ae q /,
m0nntain one shall mounted 2 ~ ,
get yieW A shot rang out sirEsu.ytr s}s.,
stiffness and ne fell heaaf0ng ani0Gg =
comrades dead. A body Of miners ha 1
chosen Sheltered rock which fosmt 1 d q IS t.
urai defense, and from IL fred t5e veil 2
which caused the easnalt Curi0gs
enough tae miners had taken ne other D g.
vision 10 pFsgent 8 rear attack. Gene
CHTnes advanced guard ri once formed q
charging lina and. after -aeelTing a scatfe 10
ing yclley from a few who had failed
take tie first an 3rtuDity OF escaping, .
Taneed Eani Eighteen miners sc ,
captured
Another of ths SHERIFF. pcsse besld
Eoupg Nalthaif F,as killed, namely Ros B
GiYirs u Knox lille. Two bodies of der
miHers were fouad after tie skiTmish. $
several wounded were taken in aud calca
for Win thss EXCEPTIONS the easualli, j
anon .hs 7rs are To known.
General ls-snss arrested 300 OF tue ei
Eens OF Goal Trees, and told The miners II q
hewould hold them uLtil Captain Andsra,
WAS returned. 20 bim. They then deliver
him to General Cafnes alfye ani wei
Carnes has teiegraphed that be is in posse
sloa, and las plenty 0l men ana ammuu
tion.
Coal CREEK. arg 1e-Twe men we
shot by tbs mlners AZ ths camp. and aaothe
EFas wounded. Reports this evening ga
that tne saTroanding hiiis are bEsstiiDg vi
miners. The captured MIXERS. 10c In nu
Der have Just been placed 10 tbs oexcal-
Everything IS oLlinously quiet
As es+eFenlefst ocessrFea sH the mort.
~estern I towR this evening, hetwFeI
sBs Chick asaN Guards. commanded by {
onei Sewer, and tie miners. tie lStter bel
rcnt ]. and several Of them wounded. T. 8
eI the Cniekasaw GuaYds were also in5ure
THE BA zLE OF COAX GREER.
Major entsxss rorees Led fate AZ
Amt arnes Captures the Tow
Coal CaxsK, Tenn, Aug Ia-The b.
sie g. Coal creek Is At sn end. When fdaj
Carpenter rHed irsc the noun .alas
Ofetts last right with rs brave men ths
night was perfectly d&.k Although q
major IS familiar With every eypath il
blaek gilds was foo1G diffiCuis Ee I
the direction. re not egc1 t1e 81
-srate @hssssz--- -2sssr vSlsf4e ne
< 4oar men appeared and offered
gUisie the 9asty. Major Carpenter reluc
saBtiy aece "a the offer aud the march W.
So esEsn D a8G AZ 5es.gr speed. Be
and4 scioeS ttss iaoTHing. wbiie e
unconscious OF danger, the nieH " Fe
Sred pon from behind. TIE miners ssE
hind stone iedge and their volley kil.ad
tYo men aud wounded enc. Major Ca
penterS Glen then wheelsd and Tot
brxyeiy. out retreat was necessary. g1
lighting al tre way the volunteers fsil
L.iaton SIX miles. reaching there at noe
n the meantime General Earnss had ss-
abolished himself ~ oEutts - Rwait day
Eghk With the first sEreak OF dawn the
advance On Coal Creek Has begun. Tbs
miners fred ever The heads Of the troops
rom ths noGBtssus 50 that the nul.ets
fousd be usaf5 Ebislling by the soldiers
1ae troops rstlTaed tlie fire.
At Noon General GarleS captured band
OF miners ard they wers released on prom
ise 70 deliver Captain Anderson. at The
appointed hour nothing was seen Of Can
Ca.a entered Coal Greek. There
he kzl-sa- fhaz ae5ultory lghting had
been geing on between the tr0ops and
miners at Fort Anderson all day. The
miners surrendered ~ 80 p. N. Anderson
vas restored 70 as command and peace was
After reaching Clinton Msjor carpcntsr,s
men. although they had not slept for "a
hears. went By train directly to Coal Creek
and reported to General Canes "a he
me --r{4e ed info TN ThAv wara ear.< +
20 knexyiIle with the dead aud wounded.
1t lot known how tGsny m'nerS wers in
Jured.
To-night the tcwn is a1iet and there S.
little bt bat that GeucraI Cafnes aad
Captala snderser caG bolo 4 sithoat seri-
flgdess ASve bean sant bv wire a. Mem.
pbis ia kscd aud other cities instraetiug
~ as - h8ld their posses, and tue
x5is atasr companies have been ordafe0 uof
- ~ 2. t.he troops res hing this city to-
night eFs he'd here. Ne moro troops or Eelsfs-
teers wlki Be sent to Coal Greek eali1 further
eT5erss as Information IS received that tie
niinsfs have dispersed and quiet prevails.
ASSAULT or THE STOCK ADE.
xhe NinGrs Attack fhs ccnxiSts' Camp,
bat Are RepuIsed.
KroxYIIIE. Aug is The stcry Of TIE
attack ca the cor siets' siockade al Coal
Creek Ks-. Ite attack by tie miners was
Essde WITH 5000 men against 100. The re-
turn ffs was ordered BY Cap.air Andersen
and q Dlaze from every side Of the fort
belehed out. Some were killed outright and
nzny wounded 81 the stockade hey were
stopped ard tie men siansBered over he
syfssts = rslesse tie c01gicts wlsa we're ame
Distance from t1s st0ekaae higher up. TIE
aoers aid entrances we're thrown open and
tee miners wers az last IN possess si05. They
thcu began 20 uIs.s- The convicts 70 leave
ard had them all collected uhen Captain
Anderson assensGlsd his soldiers at the side
5he miners Eere 81 ard Dl8vfas d howilZes
IN siIat ecsns hsezn 70 bombard them.
lne miners storpea tne woTk 0f rsieas
Ing the eoBvicts and tsfned 10 get cut of tie
way OF TIE heasy fusssisde OK rife bullets
Again and again tfseir leaders begged the.s,
IT, aghL BAT they Tusjsed dGwn the afll 10
escape the furious onslaught oI tbs soldier.
tF4s1 never hat aa0 never > rPliY fheg
.1ered she bottom ol ths BILL bearfrg IL
dead and more thsa z0 eoandei miners
1ilh theBl. Trey hurried lar cut o. sight
aud reach OF the guEs hey then eOlIeerea
their tered and wounded forces.
II IS fsaEsd tEet more man half a hum
dfeo we're wounded Aac meTe areceA0 Ii az
ie reported.
FEDERAL AID.
arms and smmunition shipped From
JHdtssppplts Arsenal.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.-Actlng Secre-
ssrv OF War Grant this morning teiegraphed
instruction. 10 the compaDdsnt oil tbs
arsenal at Indianapolis 10 forward ST once
to tfa Governor of Tennessee a. Kncxville
&C stands of arms aud $1,000 rounds of am
munflion, for ass In sagpressEng The mine
riots. This seflen Is based or for
mai reqaisiti0n from GeyernOr Buchanan.
General Grant Saws no application for Gov
erDmeat troops aas been receiyed as far as
Ia kgfaw