The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-01

found thas ths trucs go msds - gain
stms - sscsps. Ths rursusd msn
hsd eli eous. PurSuit of them vas
asisysd By lack Of orssnsxation and
Afecipains il The band Of pursnsrA Every
aan vanssd 70 have his o~n vsy. % nuea
tfmo vas lost A Gordon was hnaaFy
thrown around the swamp and nsa sen.
- bsas up the game. bus daylight showsa
Inst the spies had slsppsd BY The gassd .
. bridge aud inside on
The remainder az the night vas spsns ~
the vigtiantes Ia nearby towns, vssse
they smashed the state bas-roorsa Ihs
Aispsnsasy q Timmonsvfis vs. blown up
With powder. A. Yiossncs, Darlington
and other psacss. nomberirG ssssn 10
IL, the vteiiantss vsrs content 70
snash everything bssakssss. They raads
ruin Of the state dramshops. The nooss
n Tffjmsn's barrooms. whss they gos
shrough With them. were knss-deep In
bssksn giass. and iIqsor vas flowing
IN streams through the streets In Flor
euoo today there vas much excite
meat bat no trouble occurred, snd the
hours passed quietly. Some apprehension
was fsis when the governor ordered Clerk
Of Court Ne6owAn 10 50 into the country
20 sound the g. Logan township, bat
NcGcusn gave II MP altar trying 70 ssf
other people 70 do Il. The whole thing 70
shs orsgrowth Of the factional fights and
political differences Of the past years.
About & o'clock the governors procls-
nation, declaring Fiorsncs and Darlington
n open rebellion, was received here. For
such grave snbjec: this 10 regarded - the
best Joke OF the season, and tbs governor
snsmses compared IL 10 papai bulls Issued
after the Reformation, sxcommunicsting
Christendom. The governor found twenty
three miiisiamen in Bishopviiis willing 70
obey his orders 20 60 70 Darlington. ana
rushed them through here on . special
train. Everything being quiet At
Darlington they returned TO Bsshopviiie.
bat In no other way could be interiors In
the business. A fast train brought about
forty vigiiantes this evening. The gov
ernor ordered tbs sheriff to send msn into
the country and bring in the armed bands.
The sheriff did not consider this neees-
sary. He thinks Gil the trouble ID over.
A telegram received from Florence today
says several spies nave been located ~ FL
liotk Dr.. J. o. Byrd, . Tiiimsn iegisla-
cor, d rousing the faithful 10 defend the
spies. FloFsnce and Darlington will furnish
armed men and riding horses 70 30 through
che country to capture the spies If possible.
A committee waited ON the landlord Of the
HOUSE whore the liquor constables usually
stop IN Florsnce. They went seeking
spies, bat found none. The landlord as
sursd them that he would not hereafter
knowingly entertain any spies.
CHAnLEsros, s. C.. March 3l-Ths most
intense excitement has prevailed here to-
day. The bulletin boards OF the Courier
have bsen surrounded all day with crowds
Of excited people, hut the utmost good
order has been prevailing, The following
addresses were issued this afternoon and
pasted on the bulletin boards:
.Ts The People ef caar'essen: The sisn-
ation In the state IL one of exceeding grav-
fly. IL 10 Of the highest importance TO
Charleston and TO the stats that In this
crisis the citizens Of Charleston shaiI do
oil In their power 10 preserve resoiuts
peace and conduct in the city.
We appeal to all good cifi-
eeus. without respect to political
sfi.iiations. 10 lend their Efforts IN shi. be-
hatf Let N abstain from Oil assembling
Of ourselves or public demonstrations.
John y. ficksn. George II. Edwards.
Charles Ingiesby. A. w. Marshall. J. q.
Hsnphili. Joseph W. BarnxesL"
The s6scs Of this appeal Vas good
WunExsros, n. c.. March al. D.
ksnty, general manager Of the At
lantie Coast Line. has authorized the
following statement: 'tsov. Tiilmann has
not tntsrfsred With the movement or
assumed control Of the Atlantic Coass
Line in South Carolina. nor the railroad
Telegraph Inca All trains are running on
TINA"