The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-12
LIKE AN ICEBERG
That Is the Way Boise Felt Over
HarriSOn's Nomination.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS TREMBLING
The Situation of the Coeur d'AIene Strike
The Governor Issues a PronunciamentO,
Which Is Not Well Received.

BOISE, Ida, Juno 11.-TSpecial telegram
to THE HERALD. The announcement last
evening of the nomination of Harrison
struck the Blalnites OF Boise City ike an
iceberg on a July afternoon, causing
stampede in the Republican ranks. espec-
tally among the federal officials, who were
overconhdent Of Blaine's nomination and
have been open against Harrison and used
all their influence at county and state con-
ventions to defeat his denomination. They
fear now that should 'grandpa's hat' be
reelected they will be cut off from the
government tank ana will
BE OBLIGED TO SEEK HONEST LABOR.
The nomination is received with no ap-
parent enthusiasm, no firing of guns, or
even hrecracker. Harrison's administra-
ton has been very unpopular In Idaho and
all presages are an easy victory for the
state Democracy in the ides of November
next. Notwithstanding the fact that
Idaho Republicans instructed for Blaine,
not a soldier in his ranks is left in
BOISE to discharge farewell shot.
THE MINERS STRIKE.
United States Marshal Pinkham returned
this morning from Ceur d'Alene, where
he has been to serve 300 iniunctions on
union miners. He says everything is quiet
there; that the mine owners have about 800
scsbs at work, put it is necessary to pro
tect them with strong guard. There are
1000 union men out of work and many in
destitute circumstance, although they are
receiving substantial support from other
unions
Great Indignation is felt throughout the
state over Governor Willey's
so-CALLED PEACE PROCLAMATION
to the miners union in Coeur d'Alene on
the 4th inst Fresh fuel was added to the
fire yesterday by another pronunciamento
being issued, as follows:
State of Idaho, executive department.,
Boise City, Ida, June 10, 1S92-W. H.
Frazier, Nj T. Wright. a. w. Steele and
lS4 other citizens and residents of Sho-
shone county-Gent lemen, have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of
your communication of the 9th
inst. which among other matters
deprecates the issuance of my
proclamation of June 4. This document
admonishes the citizens of Shoshone county
to refrain from unlawful Assem- blages,
not to interfere unlawfully with persons
and property, to obey the law and preserve
the peace. These things all we'll disposed
citizens are supposed to conform to with
out suggestion or mandate. It requires
nothing above or outside of the law 1t
scarcely admits of discussion, and if its
requirements are ooeyed, then 1 may
safely hope that peace and good order will
generally prevail in Shnshone in the future
as it has generally prevailed in the past.
If its requirements are not obeyed and the
civil law continues inadequate declara-
ton of martial law and file of soldiers
will speedily follow it. Very respectfully,
(Signed.) NORMAN B. WILEY,
Governor
Prominent citizens, regardless of party,
consider this another exhibition of the
SUPREME IGNORANCE AND coNsUsnIATE GALL
so often shown during the present admin
istration. 1t is universally conceded that
no imminent danger of trouble between
the Miners union and Mine-owners asso-
citation exists at present.