Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
\ Negro shot Dead by Soldiers
Miners Taken Prisoncrs.-
a Mystery.
INDICTMENTS RETURNED AeArMsr
RIOTERS.
No'hing Startling Ycstcrday.-Dcsert-
ers Assauilcd.-Triol Of
Prisoners To-day.
The Prisoner. WA Have 10 stand
Trial Now.


COAL GREER, Tenn, Aug. 20.-The
troops returned from Bricevillu about
. o'clock. They met with very lit,l,
resistance. a negro Desperate, aud
uihefs. HymIathizef, who had sworn
70 hil the mrs. vol iiur whom he met,
| offered resistance and was shot dend. 4
dozen or more bullet holes are In him
About l25 miuers were lnkpn urison.
ere and brought back, anu ar, now
under guard. a miner has lust been
captured wearing n lieutcnsups uni.
form anu q sword. Where lac obtained
th,n IL mystery. a full military
UNIFORM was also found In the noun.
laine late this afternoon.
INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
CHATTAsOuoA. Tenn, Aug. 90
When The couvicts ut Inulan were lib.
Grated 10y the minem last Mondny.
Judge Moon, who Ii holding CONT
called thegrand Jury and charged them
Although there were three minerl ON
the jury Indictments were returned
ngait u every man who was known 10
nave participated In the raid on the
stocsade Mt inmau. The shorin de-
cllntd TO serve this warrants aud tho
deputy sheriff was ordered 10 serve
them. The indicted mon say they
WIN resist ntrest and 1t IA thought a
large force Will DO necessary ~ capture
thom.
A QUIET DAY.
COAL CREEK, Tenn, Aug. 2l.-n
has been quiet day. Nothing trans.
pred Of startling Significance. he
yond the chasing Of alleged clews anu
an occasional arrest by scouting
parties there has been nothing worthy
OF note at the scat OF war. Rumofs
come from perfectly reliable aources
that Bud Lindsay, the noted desperate
VINO killed half dozen men and was
In iavor OF lynching General Anderson
Jay be'ore yesterday, win be Iynched
before morning. Lindsay IL deputy
Cannon expressed the opinion this
afternoon that the trouble is not vet
over, but oh the contrary, minority
OF rcaidont citizens Bny there Willie no
further trouble until tho troops are
WITHDRAWN. Searching parties arc
securing the mountain sides for a
fadiOus OF six or eight miles and
brought In several prisoners. An i'm.
| porinnt arrest was made la tho person
oi a. j. semmons. Everything 10
guile, at p. M.
Tonight about 10 O'Clock n marty OF
citizeus through stratagem secured the
notorious Bud Lindsay, who has been
a prisoner here for the past two days,
ffom the guards and conducted him
up tie valley towards Brloeville, a few
miles south OF this place, for the pur.
pose OF lynchlng him. They were
iully determined and would undoubt.
odiy have carried out their plan but for
the pitiEble pleadiugs OF Lindsay aud
hiH solemn promise 10 40 with the
troops and point out every man In the
mountains who is implicated In the
late minera' troubles, His life was
spared on this condition. He was
brought back 10 Coal Creek anu viii be-
used to Identity outlaws.
ATTACKED ny 4 MoB.
West SUPERIOR, Wis., Aug. 2i.-
Andy Gardner and w. q. Jones,
me mters OF the amalgamated associa.
ton who deserted tho strikers ut the
steel works and returned TO work, were
attacked by fifteen men supposed to be
members Of the nmalgamatui nssocia.
ton late last night near the city. Five
shots were flred. Clubs AMI knives
were freely used. Before tho police ar.
rived the ntshilAnts had disappeared.
Jones was cut and beaten until In.
sensible. Gardner is missing aud un-
doubtedly dead.
WILL BE CHARGED WIN MURDER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. aI.-Gen.
erel Carues telographed the governor
today that on Monday tho triais OF oil
his prisoners against whom cases could
he made out would bee begun before
IiVii mnciBtrate at Clinton, and Ad.
JuiantGcneral Norman replied: "Pto.
cure the best counsel obtninable and
send all prisoners bound over to Knox.
Vile Jail for safe Keeping"
The charges against the prisoners
viii be murder, attempted murder
assault and battery ana resisting
JiiiceTs.