Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
\ Negro shot Dead by Soldiers
Miners Taken rri,oncts.-
4 Mystery.
INDICTMENTS RETURNED sehinsr
RIOTERS.
The Prisoners WA Have 10 stand
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CoAl CnKfIS, Tenn, Aug. gO.-.The
troops returned from BtiteVillD about
o O'Clock. They met with very litilt
resistance. a negro dcspoWlp, and
mluers' rymIathizor, v no had sworn
To Raj the frs. sDl iiur whom he met,
offered resistance amt was shot dead. 4
dotgn Or more bullet holes are IN him.
About l2i miuvfs were ,nkcn prisun-
ere and brought back, ana are now
under quart. a miner ha. Just been
captured wearing llrutruaups uni.
form and Il sword. wherc he Ol taiued
them u mystery. A iull military
Uniform was also found In the noun
laint late this afternoon.
iSDicrMFNTs mruRNHp.
CnA1IASuguA. Tenn, Aug. 20
When The rouviCts at Inmau were LID.
Grated by the miucp lnst Monday,
Judge Moon, who IL holding court,
called thegmud Jury and charged them,
Although there wCru three miners on
the jury indictments were returned
ngHi, II Cvcsy mnn who was known 10
have participated In the raid on the
stuckadc Mt lnmau. The rhorin de-
clintd 10 serve the warrants aud tic
deputy sheriff was ordered 20 serve
them. The indicted men say they
viii resist atrvst aud 1t Ia thought a
large force will DO necessary 10 capture
th0m.
a QuiEr DAY.
Coat CREEiS, Tenn, Aug. 2t.-u
has been quiet day. Nothing trans
Iitod Oi startling Significance. be-
yond the chasing u alleged clews aud
an occasional nrfe8t by scouting
psr,ics, there hnH teen nothing worthy
Of note at the scat Of war. Rumofs
come from perfectly reliable sources
that Bud Lindsay, the noted desperate
who killed half a dozen men aud was
In favor Of lynchlng General Anderson
day be'oTe yesterday, VIII be lynched
he.oru morning. Lindsay IL deputy
uulieI States MARSHAL. Warden
| Cannon expressed the opinion this
afternoon that the trouble il not We.
over, but ON the contrary, majority
Of rc1idont citizens my there wlllbe no
| further trouble until tho troops nre
withdrawn, Searching parties arc
| occurring thu mountain sides for 4
rldiuus Of slx or eight miles and
brought IN several prisoners. An I'm.
porlant arrest was made la the person
OF a. j. SemmOns. Everything 10
| qulri at p. M.
Tonight about 10 O'Clock a party Of
citizcus through stTaiagem secured tho
| notorious Bud Lindsay, who has been
"A prisoner here for the past two days,
/ from the guards and conducted BIN
/ up tie valley towards Brloeville, a few
miles south OF this place, for the pur-
| pose OF lynChiug him. They were
| iuily determined and would undoubt.
eddy have carried out their plan but for
! tile pltiGble pleadiugs " Lindsay aud
/ his solemn promise 10 70 with tho
/ troops aud point out every man Ia tho
mountains who is implicated In the
| late miners' troubles. His life was
spared on this condition. lie was
brought back TO Coal Creek anu win be-
used to Identity outlaws.
ATTACKED HY 4 NON.
WEST SUPERIOR, via, Aug. 2i.-
Andy Gardner aud W. u. Jones,
momters Of the hmalgamated associa.
ton who deserted the strikers ut tue
steel works aud returned TO work, were
attacked by fifteen men supposed TO be
inemlers 0f the nmaigamutpi assoCla.
| ton late last night near the city. Five
fh0ts were ilred. Clubs and knives
were freely used. Before the police ar
ilN'h th' "fNHllhhNH hhu uih"ppthftu.
! Jones was cut mud beaten until In.
sensible. Gardner il missing aud un-
doubtedly dead.
WILL he CHANGED WIN MURDER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 9l.-Gen-
eral Carues autographed tho governor
today that on Monday the trials OF III
his prisoners against whom cases could
he made out would be- begun before =
oivii mnciBtrate NJ Clinton, and Ad.
JuiautG neral Norman replied: "Pfo-
cure the best counsel Obtniuahle and
send all prisoners bound over 10 Knox.
villeyai for safe keeping"
rhu charges against the prisoners
will be muTicr, attempted murder
assault aud battery ana resisting
officers.