Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05

to whom went would hire me a horse
and buggy. However, l was deter
mined not b. DO Outdune, 20 at two
O'clock ia the morning ! started T.
wnik,a Mr. Smith accompanying me u
short distance. Whom we had gone
about two miles we met sullivan, the
sheriff, and Scott, his deputy, who
were driving. They pulled suddenly
up. sullivan jumped down, luveled
his gun and called, "HolJ, there! Who
b. that2" / answered Hello, 5ulli.
van, Ia that you9" "Yos,D he said,
"nnd who are yuu7U / told him, aud
then he asked, "Nhat in liz are you
icll0we doing hsrt2" tuld him That
| was going 10 the Telegraph office To
ilud out "what IN thunder" we UCrC
doing.
"well," reioined Sullivan, 81 tell
you one thing; IL any OF your men
are In that mill III blow thog-s OF
Us QUIZ | tuld him that two OF
them were there and that | had In
stfucted them TO stay. He re-.
poatcd the threat aud Scott echoed,
"HeH, that's what we will dO.0
then proceeded on my journey 10
Silver CITY aud reached there liltlo
after four O'Clock. In the meantime
the shefiil anu his deputy hal gone
down 10 the mill, grabbed Bush anu
Cassidy, Ierkcd EN- out OF there aud
pulled guns on them ana put them
under arrest. Bush WAS taken g.
Eureka nud Cassidy 10 Silver City.
The latter and his CustOIiaus, In a
team, overlook me before I
got there. then concluded that
Instead OF tclegr,phing would return
to salt Lake aud reached here at To-
o'clocl; the same morning. Bush aud
CaHaIy were released on their own
TccUgnizauce TN Saturday, "a charge
Of tsespassiug and interfering with
law officers having been preferred
against them.
l Instructed Cassdy aud Smith 10
remain ON the ground and watch that
the mill people uij not haul any oil the
sui hitc away, there being $1,000 or
f0OUO worth around there.
Mr.. Cannon showed the reporter n
telegram which no received from
Smith on the Saturday afternoon, In
which the latter stated that he could
not succeed In getting nearer than 200
yards OF 20 from the mill, anu that he
had been ordered back az the punt oi the
rife. Smith also mentioned that extra
men, all armed, hal been put on duty
by the opposing force.
Attorney CritchlUw prepared all.
dhYits, went htfJfo Judge Bartch TO-
day aud obtained warrants Tor the
arrest Of John r. Sullivan, II. r..
Grier, John Jonet, john DE Don.
oghue, w. l.. Scott, and "John Doe. -
At five O'Clock this afternoon Depu-
~ Marshnls Bowman Cannon, An.
drew J. Burt and J.. NJ. Junuey will
leave, by rail, for Tiutic, arriving
there about lO!3O y. M, aud they hope
10 return with their prisoners tom0r-
row morning. Whether any further
disturbance will occur Remains TO be
seen; but Mr.. Cannon is very resolutc
and says he intends 20 carry out the
legal obligation resting upon him At
all hnzsris.
TIE RECEIVER CAN'T GIT ~.
On Saturday night, when Receiver
Hyde wont over 10 to take pos
session Of the property which is now
described M being held "under arms"
by the opposing iaoiion-he was un.
able 20 execute his commission, and
this morning Attorney W. G.. Hall
went before Judge Badoh, when an
attachment for contempt was Issued
against this Offending parties, return.
uble next SatuFuuV