Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-17

told hy .J"t,r ii. Aht ott .u.t hight i4i
true ,hv p*Acetut fields of Tie .C''holIs:
mission ST tmur G. Alene wtrr> Hn
Tue<,tAy evening he -ceht"f laugh
ter n- K.tut uuh merct|ts4 IA thHt u
Mountain M.auuw. The recital Ut The
cruel tIus-ncrt >cnt u cold chill thrun:li
HIT little audience and WIS rtndt'e1
more In,trt H4ive by the broken vt1ce
Ahd Iabored etlnrts 'h thr only witness
will TX 10 speak. H- had Men shot
through the ttft lung and WAS ttlievtd
TO be d, lug, wheu the Judge +ecurtd
the mite mortem Il 'nteluent. Hc 1ait:
II WIN seated In the Cur with reF~
llaps twenty ofshr boys. The othetH
wele out.id. walking ab ut On the
PLATFORM. Suddenly @one QUE called.
'Iot,k out, they ure after u.s. We
jump d from the car and I saw band
of men with Winchester. pointed to-
ward up. We scattered aud run and
did thr bt st we could o Ket away, hut
they were too cIo4e 10 us. They btgan
firing and the Hir WIS iull OF bullet-.
They wh'zz+d by my ears aud I SAW
four or five drop on either aide.
heard one fellow say, '~~ lh+.n, kill
them.' Another uue said, drive them
Into the canyon It WIS then hlmo.t
dark. One man on Il horse started Rf-
ter me will, Il eIx~shuottr. lie silot
! nle in the side, aud craw)ed under
| TIE fence and into tte gr"ss. Hr
rude III, und Looked for me when he
CAN'T t'ntk, bur cou!d not s+r ,nt, t4r
| It T. grn vs. ,hic< nntl It vas quite
dark. tf,eA 10 wA k back 10 'he
sutton, hu wn. very weak tom the
wound a,.l finally drtpp-d dn"n IN
| the g,us4. laid thc,e all night and
un.il | WIS fuund J e-.trda$. think
s.,nt OF The m+n Who picked Ill., up
were n1ntth.'
| Abbntt wrs snnIt~ hat br:ter this
morning, but his ls4v~lt'an dot- not
think hp cun live. FL did INT act Ike
Il man who VIZ. lying. ant he fully
appr+ciut+d his condition.
IN FULL. ssEsSI:'S n.
SpkASE, July ia dl-pa CHI tf
the Review sny>: The Cteur d'Alene
coun,ry i. NOV In control OF tue f. d.
traI authorities. Truop+ are in rarnf
ut nearly every 'npor'nEt point. There
was n general movement Of tr'np+ thls
morning from CatAldc under c'namnnt
OF Col. CArIIp. At n'nn severa: com
pan'e4 from Vancouver aud Fort Sher'
man arrived and Immediately wen
into camp. Inspector General Curtis
ia In command, with Captain Jobh a
second officer. The town Is now uude
murtla. law, aud proclamation Il
that effect has been poste Ia conspic
uous places. The strikers have bee'
orderly and quiet since the arrival
the troops.
t Wallace was in control Of an armed
rabid mob all night. The victory c
The union at Wardner yesterday In
flated the strikers with unusual excite
ment. Upon the arrival Of the unlo
men from Wardner yesterday man
pioct eued to get drunk. During tn
\ night the strikers held high carnivs
and run things about % they pleased
This morning number Of acAk
came down from the Granite mine
be paid off and leave the country. The
went into the Wallace tank to e
their checks cashed, hut numher I
strikers marched boldly into the han
and hustled them out, and orders
them to leave town, They hurried
the depot, and got OH tbs train. Tt
strikers then marched back to Il
bnnk end told The official. there th'
It AIl the scabs were not out Of town
an hour the bank would be- blown I
with dynamite. The excitement b
came intense aud the 1niners 1ecau
more arrogant. Commiitees wal''
upon several people and told them
leave town. Among those calle,t upt
were the clerk Ia the Pacific hotel, Il
manager Of Holl4y, Maoon, MARKS
Co.and other prominent people. May
Dunn hurried message to Col. Carl
and the troops were hurried into Il
town before all semblance bt reas'
had fled. The II essage WAS no soon
wired than one Of the strikers came
tha telegraph Office, and drawing
rifle on the operator, ordered him
send no more messages to Wardn
The troops are now here, and holdi
the town.
SHOOT THEN DOWN.
BOISE, July 15.--Gov. Wiley to d