Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-04
/ REIGN OF TERROR.
,..oais Commenced at Cripple
Creek.
..,os .xO DEPUTIES FIG III
v.n,ded on Both Sldes-Prls'
tsteu-Women aud Chill
dren Removed.

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..,,.tr CREEK, June A Skin
,oot place today between three
and i've deputies, thrown out
.,,,pcs Of the main body a.
John Davis, a miner, was
IN ,benrm and n deputy sheriff
..,,loi,ly Injured. Besides taking
".,1.,t Woods oftheVicior Townsite
nv into custody, the miners last
''.s, captured Clarence o. Finch,
~, .opsrlnieudonl Of sch ools, and
r Wlklns, a Colorado Springs
~ teacher. These are held as
81, on Bull Hin rs hostages Tor
4 .ltsnt Calderwood or other miners
nav be arrested. John Shorten,
ro,oi The Herald, tho organ Of the
ws,ri uni0n, has been arrested by
'oi,, Terror relgns in this city
IA vpmen aud children have been
s-oysd 10 places Of safety.
s,veply.eight Fremont miners today
III he force on Bull hill.
COMMUNICATION INTERRUPTED.
II /. fstotted that 1000 deputies
4 ave tsrun TO advance upon Bull Hill
IN DIVIDE, taking the train for Mid
M Messages are refused II the
rtds telegraph Office. Travelling
nm here 10 Divide IL forbidden.
I'M sHEmFF ASKS FoR AID.
DrsyEA June i.-sherih Rsdford,
Ia Auimas county, has made a de-
nisi upon Governor Waite for troops,
ndrg that bis forces were inadequate
= s5niful tho 500 striking coal miners,
ubo afe making threatening demon
iii,ont
TRYING INTIMIDATION.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, June A.
t L ,aiy strikers arrived in Winniified
q toas luis morning. A large num-
4 10 matched thithef ON the railroad
gisI
ih Known that an attempt will be
la!e 10 inumidate the men working
Ads aud sheriff Hillman viii take
sls force Of deputies by a special
1ia.
CAUSED 4 COLLISION.
MARTINS FERRY, Ohio, June A.
Do yiJlencs continues In the coal
NJ on tho Cleveland, Lorraine aud
ihseliuR railroad. Near Fort
sizing last night two box
inNefe run out on the main track
y went down the grade one mile.
lee were struck by an Gas bound
Ifght but no one was hurt Nearly
nilway ties were piled on the track.
b strikers propose TO stop all coal
a.ni. IL looks a. II the militia alone
L cope with them A. many are
asd,
I'M DEPUTIES SILL Al DIVIDE.
DIVIDE, Colo, June l.-The deputies
atull tuoampeu here. No move II
l,tcied within twenty.four hours
.llgh nothing definite eau be learned
sing 10 the teticiBnou Of the leaders
THE ALARM SIGNALS rlRED.
suEinuKNE, Ind, June 4.-Slrlk
4 miners are bringing In reinforce
a,lu lfom outlying mines by firinl
utis ~ signals. They expect "a
lave 40 men here by the middle o
sLIttu0on aud they say no mort
sil cats Sill be- allowed to 10 through
The state militia under the commRn,
general Mckee are eight mile,
tly.
ihI SANTA rs APPLIES FOR rgo
LECTION.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The Santa +,
hilloau applied to Judge Grosscug, II
.hs United states court, today tor aiC
70 taOiulng the miuers alleged TO b.
la'sfleuug with the operations OF Ia,
iqAd al Strcator anu Coal CITY. Judg,
tioaeup ordered u. h. Marshal Arm
w 70 proceed 10 Blreator immedi
lsly.
A DYNAMITE ATTEMPT.
SULLIVAN, Ind, June Z. - TIL,
llhtis Al Shelbutns made An Attemp
1ioN up the bridge u mile north U
W. loWn with dynamite today. Tn
'elk was not well done and tue dam
We has been repaired. The militi
pc camping here anu will escort tn
''e'noon north-bound coal train.
MiNERs BURN PROPERTY.
lhAkLEsIOS, W. Va, June AIN
-'ma'lun has been received here tina
W. lflm house ut Davis mines OF
-o'ils creek, thirty miles above here
nt Oetn burned by the strikers, an
Aanna creek = tfestlo on branch o
ge Ihtsnpeak aud Ohio, between
sl,A.uaOn and bewell, was burned d
saturday, night.
nNAhL ~ A SPORTING RESORT.
NNfdtFnus tOmbatnuts Meat I'm IA