The record-union., 1892-07-19
AT CGUR D'ALENE.
Nothing Startling Developed at
the Seat of War.
THE MINING CAMPS STILL UNDER
MARTIAL LAW
Senator stanford's Celebrated Stallion
Palo Alto Dangerously Sick With
Pleuro- ro-Pneumonia-A Woman and
Her Children Murdered by the
Apache Indians IN the IIuakuachu
Mountains, Arizona.
Special to the REcoRD-UN1oS.
Mountains, Arizona.

'-pSCldI 10 Ile EECORD-UNlON,
WARDNER Idaho), July I8.-Nothing
new or startling has developed in Cnur
a Alene within the past twenty-four
hours. Troops are being moved from one
point to another to assist in making ar
rests. Small detachments have been sent
to various points where union miners or
sympathizers are known to be. Captain
Bubb was reinforced by one company of
Infantry at Gem, as crowds We're gather
ing and their actions We're suspicious.
Colonel Page, with his battalion of the
Second Infantry, has been moved from
Mullan to Bunker Hill, where the Four
teenth Infantry is stationed.
Troops are guarding the Bunker Hill
tramway day and night. One company
is stationed at the mine and one at the
mill. a guard is also patrolling the
tramway at Granite and Gem
General Carlin has established his
| headquarters in a cottage at the foot of
| the guIch. The camp at this place has
been designated the post Of Wardner,
and consists of battalions of the Fourth
! and Twenty-fifth Regiments of Infantry.
Colonel Cook of the Fourth Infantry has
been placed in command.
Supplies are being forwarded to this
point in large quantities, which indicates
| that the troops will remain for some
time.
The prisoners are now lodged in an old
warehouse opposite the depot. Arrests
are still being made at different towns
where troops are stationed, and Captain
Thompson, at Fort Sherman, reports
| that thorough search of Fourth of July
Canyon by Lieutenant Helwick's party
was made and no dead or wounded
found. Every man was accounted for at
CGur d'Alene City. Three arrests were
made to-day at the Mission by Lieuten-
ant McGuiston and the prisoners sent to
this place.
The order requiring all persons to Sc
cure passes in order to leave here is still
in force. Though martial law still pre-
walls, General Carlin uses his authority
with mild discretion, and obviates as far
as possible any needless trouble for such
as are peaceable citizens
y ripple of excitement was caused to-
day by half-drunkcn individual, who
tried the patience OF one of the colored
soldiers by calling him "a nigger,"
''coon," etc. The negro pulled his in
trenching knife, and would have carved
the fellow had he not taken to his heels
and ran away. Every officer and white
soldier commend the colored troops for
their efficiency, discipline and drill.
Physically they are the finest BODY of
troops III the camp.
n party starts tomorrow with q pack
train to search the hills between here and
the Montana line, as rumors are current
that hundreds of armed miners are still
lurking in the mountains. A company
was sent to Wallace this morning. as
threats of lynching Reed, who is confined
there on charge of murder, were freely
made.
GUERRILLA WARFARE.
WALLACE Qdaho), July IS.-A SQUAD
OF twenty-five regulars started up Nine
mile Canyon this morning. They will
camp there. 1t is learned the strikers in
the mountains have sent down word thew
intend to carry on guerrilla warfare.
This is the worst phase of the affairs.
Such warfare would be terrible. The
troops and the towns are down in the
canyons at the mercy of the strikers on
the sides of the mountains. This move
has been expected for some time. Prompt
action of the troops in cutting off the sup
plies of the strikers is forcing them TO
come out of the mountains and will
shorten the fight.