Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-14
THE PRESENT SITUATION AT
HOMESTEAD.
BY TeisFrsph to the news.
AT CUua D'ALUNE.
Latest New. IRON tue scene Of
IrDubls.

Colonel Carlin telrgraphtd: "Ru
mors which have been confirmed
FAY that the rioters have dispersed aud
gone 10 their homes. | will move ~
to Warden tomorrow morning.
! Quartermasler General Pinkham
telvgraphg "rho force here numter,
about $50. Four companies aro To-
ported IRON Missoula, now Mt Wallace.
Nothing decisive will he done before
tomorrow. We are awaiting the hf-
rival Of the regulars from Walla N1lia
and Vancouver. The strikeH are te.
ported ready ~ blow up the Bunker
Hin nud Sullivan mills anu the mines
upon the arrival Of the military. The
"scabsn have surrendered and have
passed this point for Tekoo.n
Alto O'Clock last night the governor
received the following from Deputy
U. =. Marshal Dryden, dated Cwur
d'Alone:
Gust arrived from wardner. The
railfoad tack and bridges aud Bun.
ker I'm aud Sullivan c0uocntfator are
loaded win giant powder ready 70
nlOw the troops up On arrival. | have
| posted General Gurus ami Colonel
| Caflin Of the situation. | have picked
up nou.union men along tile river"
General Ruaer tclegraphs that 200
additional men have been ordered
from Fort keogh.
Tho governor has telegraphed Gen.
Curtis 70 protect the rights of all men Of
labor when aud where they please;
protect property and arrest ali persons
implicated In the recent ou,fsses.
TROOPS cONfNu.
WALLA wALLA, July lA.-A
special train consisting Of seven cars,
ON the Union Pacific, passed through
the city Last night bearing companies
49, q, ID, T. and u Of the Fourteenth
Infantry, from Vancouver, command
cd by Bieutenhnt.COlonel TherkeT
comp isiDg $50 men aud bounu for the
| CwIr d'Alene mines. Orders have
been received at Fort wails walla
from the department headquarters 10
hnv. the troops IN readiness to move
10 CWIr d'Alenc on moments no.
tlce. Troops ID and IL, commanded b..
Captains Hayficld aud WI ct, are
ready anu will be- the frat ones 10 leave
for the scene OF trouble.
THE CRISIS PASSED.
Sheriff Cunningham arrived here
last Night from Wardner. He was ac.
| companicd 10y the Bunker Hin and
sullivan mine force TO Cataldo on the
Union Pacific, where he met Colonel
Carlln and troops and General Curtis.
| Then Curtis read the Presidents proc.
lamation, declaring Shoshone county
under martial law. The sheriff sent
the following to General Carliu: Catal.
no, Ida: The miners have disbandrd
aud gone TO their respective homes.
There IL no trouble Ia Wallace or
Wsrdner. The crisis ha, passed
ana peaco once more reisus in
CmuT d'Alene, hut the past twenty.
four hours have been the most
trying CWus d'Alene has ever expert.
enced. Had the c0lOfed troops arrived
at Wallace ON Friday night there
would have been "a battle In tho dark.
ness among the clouds In sie valley, ns
| the mountains about Wallace are full
Of armed miners thoroughly concealed.
They did not want to fire on the
| troops unless In ease Of the utmost tx.
| tTtmity, 10 prevent the troops from
/ going to Wafdner. The train with
| colUftd troops was delayed three
houts. On reaching Mullan on wel.
uesday night 1t was founu necessary t.
lay over TIL daybTeak, probably
because two bridges were burned this
side OF Mullan When this became
known, the miners Withdrew from the
hills ami proceeded TO wardnes. The
colorei trO9p- had started for Wallace,
but were suddenly recalled aud re-
turned TO MissOua. Had these troops
| passed Wallace, II IN hard 10 tell what
would have happened. The Gem mill
was magsziEed and ready for the
match and the Bunker I'M and
sullivan mill contained nearly n halt
n ton Ot powder with fuse attached.
| both mills were under strict guard and
only rs last resort, tho miners claim,
would the match have been applied.
Fortunately for all, the trouble did not
need such extreme measures.
The miners kept clrse watch Of the
| Bunker Hin AMI sullivan mill, but
| when
/ TliE "sCADsn SURRENDERED
the mill was turned over 10 the com.
pauy uuinJured. The "scabs, - as soon
IA they could be rot TO the depot, and
NIL miners not belonging In Warlner,
returned 20 Wallace aud thence home
The body Of a, 4. Mcdonald has
been found a. the debris OF the Frisco
mine. Abbott, the wounded man, wa,
brought up rom Mission and II is 10.
ported that twelve bOdie, have
neen found Mt the mouth Of Fourth
~ July Canyon. The "scnbH'i
lum the FIia0O and Gem miues
len here by lake route ON Tuesday
murling with guard. The boat not
nrriying, the guard AZ six 4. M or
derei the "srans" 10 wals through the
Fourth Of July canyon. IL Is stated
the guard followed 10 tho mouth Of tn,
canyon and when the "aCabs" 70.
fused 10 walk any further, the guard
shot them down, The report, how.
ever, lacks vcfliiCaiiOn, Men have
gone 10 Mission 10 verify the report
aud recover the bodies.
4 uLooDY RATTLE ENrEump.
MINNEApoLis, July IA special
from Spokane, Washington, SAYS a
large body of armed mlucrs len Wal.
lace this morning AMI were Joined by
mn equally large force Of armed strikers
from Mullnn,
III, Igity intend entrtnchiug them
selNur ~ the Mullan dctilr aud await
The arrival Of the c1l0rtd troop- now
On route from Missuula to Warduor. As
,oOH a. the arrival OF tho soldiers IN
tho deiilc the miners win surruuuI
Them, a bloody battle will Inevitably
be the result. All nrwsIape men are
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