The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-19
HIDDEN IN THE HILLS.
The Few Cmur d Alene Strikers
Who Have Avoided Arrest.
MOST or AeITAToRs CAUGHT.
Martial Law strictly ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Killed 1T the Missions-Mines VIII
BE Running With Non-UnioD Men.

SPOKANE, July Is-fspecial.l -Repo-ts
received in this city tonight indicate that
everything is quiet in C1ur d'Aiene-
The arrests are gong On as
rapi6Iv as the men wanted
can be found. The unions are practically
dead for the present. Every known aglta-
tor in many Of the towns has been Jalied.
while the few who have freedom
are Quiet. The hills are SAID
TO be full of men seeking 10 avoid arrest,
and il is said that p-ospectors coming IN
over the trail from Montana have met
several parties numbering from two TO
ten men en- route TO that state.
The search Is still going on in the vicin-
ity of Mission for the bodies of men sup
posed 70 have been killed last Tuesday. Al
but twelve Of the party attacked have
been accounted for and future investiga-
.ions will show whether these were muir
dered or have left the country Ali the
dangerous characters in that vicinity have
been arrested
The military line Is drawn AZ Ca
taldo. which is Just on the line between
Shoshone and Kootenay counties Pas
sengers bound for C@ur d'Alene cannot
20 farther than this point without
. permit from the commanding officer.
When st Wariner. Wallace. or any OF
tie Crur d'Alene towns, a per-
nit must be obtained before they
can leave those points. Spokane
is no. so full Of refugees as q few days
since. owing to q large number hay-
ing gone back 10 the mines Il.
NJ Ester. Of the Frisco mine, a.
Gem. states that he expects 20
have the mine in operation again inside Of
. month. Other mine-ogners here are
also confident that their property viii be
worked 10 its fullest extent in the near
future.
wARDsER. idaho, July is.-ISpecial- =
Yesterday morning Colone. Cariin trans
ferred bis headquarters from the baseball
grounds to the north side OF the Union
Pacific depot. Lieutenant McQaistoa
and Company r. Fourth infantry, vas de-
ployed west TO search for reported strikers
who had scattered in small bands and who
had been seen in the neighborhood OF
Wardner on Saturday night One hun
dred and twenty-five sharpshooters were
thrown ont, but no men were found.
Jack Wallace was again arrested st Ca
faldo on Sunday morning and brought 10
Wardner under a corporaI's guard Flynn,
o well-known Miners Union sympathizer.
N Mission, was put under arrest after
ward and transferred 10 Gem 10
General Car,in's guardhouse. Flynn
is the man who on Thursday
night threatened to murder either detect
ives or reporters who attempted 10 inyesti-
gate the mystery of the Fourth of July
canyon.
Yesterday morning the Bunker Hill
concentration and tramway began opera
tons with is2 men. The Sierra Nevada also
resumed work In the mine with foTsy-elght
non-union men. Work was resumed
on the Mineral Point and ii is expected
that the buckets in the Last Chance would
begin carrying ore the latter par, of this
week At the present time there
are at liberty about twenty men at Ward
ner. oil of whom have been arrested, bat
who have furnished satisfactory evidence
that they were not concerned in the
riots. In the guardhouse Is5 union min
ers are prisoners, and il is expected that
the number will be increased by all the
prisoners now in Malian and Wallace
WAgDSER Idaho. July Is Moth
ing new or startling has developed
in Ceur d'Alene within the past
moved from one point 20 another
TO assist in making arrests Small detach-
nien;s have heen sent 10 various points
where union miners or their sympsthiEers
are known 20 be. Captain Rubb
was reinforced by one company
OF infantry sc the Gem, as crowds
were gathering and their actions were sus-
picioas. Colonel Page. with his battalion
Of the Twenfy-seeond infantry. has been
moved from Mullsn 70 Burke. where
the Fourteenth infantry is stationed
Troops are guarding the Bunker Hill
tramsay day and night. One company =
stationed ST the mine. and one At the mill.
A guard is also pstroiling the
;ramway al the Granite and Gem.
Colonel Csrlin has established his head
quarters IN Il cottage 81 the foot OF the
eu!eh, The camp n this place has been
designated the post ii " srdner. 2nd con-
ssss q battallons OF the Fourth
and Twenty-fita regiments Of infan-
try Colonel Cook. Of the Fourth ~
fAntry. has been placed in command.
Supplies are being forwarded 20 this pain.
il large quantities. which indicates that
the troops viii remain FOR some clme.
Eagh.y-alae prisoners are now lodged IN
the old warehouse opposite the depot.
Arrests are SIN being made 81 different
towns who're troops are stationed.
Captain Thomson. 81 Fort Sherman. re.
pof5s that n thorough search Of Fourth O.!
Jay canyon by Lieutenant He.m5ck ;
partr wss made ana 10 dead
foan3- Every nan vas accounted
fos a. Cgcgr d'Alene city. Three arrests
= ere sns1s ye3&y 81 IAs Mission TX Len.
tenant No sion. aud The prisoner.
se1t % tins place. The order ~ecui~.
Ing al persons - secure passes n
order 70 leave here IS suu in fo-ce
Though martial law STIR prevails, Colonel
Car.la uses his authority with mid d!s
ereslon. and obvlatos IS tar as possible any
needless trouble for such As axe peSce2 D.
citizens.
Aypple q excitement was cauSed TO-DAY
nv hs-f dozen drunken individuals, ore
81 whom tried tAe patience II one Of til,
eo.ore1 soldiers ~ calling him A - e
rer. ''ccoa, ~ etc The negro pulled nj.
trelra,rE knife Soa would have carve.
The .e,os ha0 he not taken IL his heei.
and ran away Every eli ser and white
s2s3ier commend the colo~ei troops 70.
taeiE efficiency. discipline sui Gria. Phv
slcslly thev age She Gnes. body u troor.
in the camp.
4 party starts tomorrow With a pacs
train 10 search the hills ostNeen here am
the Montana line. s. ruwoGs are curren
that hundreds O. armed mines are s.{l
lurking n the mountains. A couapAa,
VAS sent - Wallace t4as r1c-nlnr. a
thresss II lvnehGug Reed. who : son me,
there % = charge - Mar3eg. acre free,
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