Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
MORE BLOOD FLOWS.
S,p,ulraly Conflict BotBo.n Sirikins
Eln.rs and Deputies
rolLrr uros yoLLrY FIRED.
y.rb.r KILLED and Wounded on
Both sides -Cause Of the
Trouble.

10 and wouudei. The exact NUM-
80 FILLED and wounded cannot be
,,,.,t.iped % yet, ~ they were carried
Tho around as las. as they were
-.y,B down by winohCsIers. Al
80 tbr,g are dead aud half q dCzsn
..-,ou,ly wounded. Not a shot was
3D. by the strikers. seemingly With
,';,ygration, while tho tttikefs
w.. as.smDleI Ia the public tUad
SGy DEPUTIES fred upon thrm.
sb1ftIv before midnight 5000 tlrik-
80 s..sTbled at tue Sickle Hollow
i.sis of the Washington company.
mo wefo armed, but thu majority
g.,ngof. they went into camp near
~ tlant At 3 O'Clock und thCu ad.
mined 10 tue public road over when
~. vsfkmen would have TO Inss,
Tt.y stopped tue hrst delegation Ui
mipsu VINO after little percussion
I.,asd back. Al that moment the
-sutirs were ordered TO shoot, At q
lsisooi about nifty yards. At tue hfsi
,.I'gv tlr stfikou ran In ovufy dlrcc-
bon. rhu deputies flied two moro
,sIrya aud were shooting when the
..sifkur disappeared.
rbr officials OF the company say
trrttuf strikcfs were picked up dead
.8I .b1ut half n dozen wounded were
r.fard away by their c0mtadc'.
u.brf fororts say that Ella were killed
.H'I siKtson wounded. The company
,alcalt say the strikers mad served a
taucr ON thum that they expected TO
...auu the works, anu tho deputies
,.rfdcfsi the Interference with the
sgftmru The uogiuning Ut the assault
TBr s,nLefs had made demOnstthiiOua
All ultut even threatening ~ visit tue
utrs Of the wotkmuu aud give them
,lr choice 10 quit WORK OF die.
The latrat Jews from the scene OF
tUg trouble II that the strikers are nli
e.uo. A battle was narrowly avuficd
Id Ft,r Chance latt night. When ave
urlutir. got Oh the train the strikers
Hhu thought they were new WUtkmun
u.a inem TO camp. They were there
held prisoners until the otnof deputies
lut the strikers 10 Hight.
To-day the situation a. the Hill
Farm uiuts where the company has
lttu running full force ~ ueuiuUdly
aafming. ~ . o'clock 900 strikers
um tue southern end VI the region
l1fyhtd " hiil Frrm aud aru said 10
planning an attack On the works.
~ planu arc guarded by fny
tlutiCa and conflict would result
HlouIy. The tlfkets are determined
force All the plants ~ shut down, re-
,afdltss Of l0ss OF ne.
superintendent kimball Of thu Hill
Farm uiinrn 10 getting cut an Injunction
% restrain the strikers from camping
rear the works.
not ALL On ONE SIDE.
Lntst-lt h reported that the shoot.
lrF was not all on one side. the work.
myu were about To comply with the
mmaud 10 gO home wnUn the
deputies rushed iutO tho midst Ut tue
strikers uuu got possession ui the work.
uu4 aud mafCnvi them 20 the pit.
A deputy sueFln hfui shot
which opened tho battle Nollcy
slut vullry was hiel by each SIDE Nv
rI9se range. Tho striGois' ummuni.
llIu gave out and they were forced 10
49, istaid the strikers were ad.
Naucing on The deputies when the
latter hfrd the npt shot. a large
humber Of strikers were arrested today
Who had guua anu i've are known 10
BE- killed and eight wounded. The
Killed ure all strikers. Three deputies
1ru among tnp wounded. Rainy has
ordered three gaIling guns for his
p.auu.
gERRunLR RIOTS.
CENIRALiA, Ills, May 24-Five
luuufeu miners from the DuquOin
uul It, Johns mines arrived hcie to-
Jay on freight train End nj the Big
-Four mine, operated by PoIteugtr anu
Dg7lt, they demolished the machinery,
bilUl tue shalt with about fituen feet
% deurs, and smashed all the glass
aud sash, The total damage IL esti.
mattel M ", 900. The Big Four mines
have barn running with about thirty
mon who yesterday refused
% come out al tho request OF
the local committee. Tho strikers
itlt the city on foot Tor Odin,
eight miles north, 10 shut down tho
nine there. The sheriff swofo In flity
equities who were equipped with
Nluchtsters from the atmoTy here and
fiti Tor Odin ON special train. The
niuUfH ate. armed with pistols aud
ll,niy Of ammunition.
rHE STORY EXAGGERATED.
NASHVILLE, May 2i.-Tho story Of
Gee riot and blOodahed NJ Lnttls's
in.u's was exaggerated. The miners
'om Washington went 10 Littlc'H to
ltuua4u thu men 10 come out aud "a
aight contest arose. No serious re.
tl.,
INVASION Or LEAvENwoRrH, KAN.
SAH.
LEAvgNWORlII Kaus., May a.
Nap'uin Ryan, tnp leader OF the Mis.
,olu miners who intend TO invade
lNt city this evening, arrived al noon
9ld held a conference with Mayor
Iliswoflh. The mayor reiterated his
warming 10 the agllntoTs not 10 enter
zoe city. Ryan concluded " hav, his
.Ntn go into camp aud enter the city
NY iwot, tpulght, Tho excitement Il
lncrl aud 81 the bell sounds nn alarm
QUO men viii respond. The sheriff is
'"e'riug In 500 deputies ana many
aura police have breH appointed,
l'San tays bis men will not oGsr 10
IesItt i0Tle.
There are 800 miners at work In the
AlntH AMI they are ufeadiug the a..
roach Of the mob. II they should DO
.'tel by the ugilAtors there would Ger.
'Nlly be- ssrioub consequences.
Pleasure ItssoFt On rIra