Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
WITH The STRIKERS.
,,r, Vas Yesterdays Total Of
hlprI,s at Cripple Creek.
or,rr SOW At McKEEsPORE
IL, R,,ol,er, Knives, aud Ties
" :. N, track Cause one ohio Road
IA withdraw Its Iraln'

,,.,,r CREry, June s.--A thumb
miner wa, Tue extent Of the in'
.irae,ed In the tkltmish between
',l., and miners yesterday. The
a., v,s caused by the advance Of
,'',,ls. tosard Bull Hill TO Re.
',sot.,s tnat had sIayod.
rr VAN CLOUD THicKENs.
.,uaton became waflike at 10
~ vbsu the entire force " depu.
" gs,,.i f5r Bull hill win Calling
U,nefal Adams says the depu.
l-ul t,sr the hill Or sacrifice every
w m The command. General
.,. Ia, ordered the deputies 20 halt
3,,iurn the Calling gun, but tic
-, vas iguofei. orders were Al
- .ly,u tue IA litiamen 10 fall in
,.,',si be optoslng forces " prevent
lin, n p5ssiblr. Ten minutes after
a.Sstniles started thore was a terrific
.ssjips oil alarm at Altman calling
-,orr, togelher tor tho battle. Deputies
-lIluamen and citizens were expecting
.taillr 10 few momenis.Geu. BROOKS
nn ho bad positive promiseifom
.t,hi Bowefs that no advance would
!. mtds toward Bull Hin by the
-stuuss today.
N Am.-i'wo hundred deputies
ts,lsd by Gen. Adams are near tho
-rBsmlt. plant on Carbonate Hin,
need by the miners.
'lal6 p.m.-A telephone message
i nm Secretary Geo. Mcmillan, Of the
vpsf,i union, states that NO Tesist.
4 ,nee will DO offered TO the advance OF
u n, deputies on Bull Hin. A ma
.fl,y Of the miners for whom warrants
t,vs been Issued, have already scat
.feI over the hills. johnson, the
l,sltf, Il believed 10 be- fugitive. The
aiaef. who remain will go 10 work
ahltf protection Of this deputies, who
I'LL take possession Of pll the mines
L. W. Wright, anu w. A. MuCloi-
and, OF Colorado Syringe, were aeci'
.saially shot today by n deputy who
handled gun carelessly. Wright
rH wounded Ia the groin and Ia not
expected 10 recover. McClvlland was
sounded In the knee.
THE MILITIA TAKE POSSESSION.
Gen. Bro ks n, the head OF the state
NINI NNNNANNNAAA AAAN ANIhhAhN hhh "
.sfpi Sheriff Bowers TO send them
lack 10 camp. After some pafleyibg
bowers complied. The militia now
Told tue key to tho situation. General
brooks rode In front Of the deputieT
Ices and shook hands with the men.
ihfee cheers were given for the militia.
lhe militia will take possession Of tho
zines a. coon as order IL received rom
ilvetnOT Waite and a greater part Of
10 deputies will be sent home pro bab.
tomorrow. General Adams wAs
nlning the guns on Bull Hin, only
Afee quarters OF n mile away when the
hoops headed oil the deputies. The
niners' leaders are fleeing In all dirsc-
tons.
QUIET At SIC KEEspoRT.
MCKEEsPORT, June 8.-The crowds
have dispersed anu quiet prevails. IL
II safe 10 say that nothing but an at
tempt 10 run the Tube works with new
men or tho Introduction Of deputies
would cause an outbreak.
the TRAIN DIDS'T RUS.
MARTINS FERRY, o., June S.-rhis
morning an unsucoessful effort was
aade 10 run trains on the Cleveland,
Lorraine 4 Wheeling railroad alter the
weeks tie up. Ties were placed ON the
track, dy Mantle was used, n revolver
vas fired, knives were exhibited anu
the train was run back. The bridge nj
Whisky Run was burned aud troops
have been ordered 10 the field.
FIRED ON NEGROES.
MACON, No., June s.-Gensral Man.
agsr CTondAl aud Superintendent w.
l.. Muflin, OF the Kansas * Texas
Goal company, with Deputy Sheriff
Rock, report inst another attack was
made last night on a mine whoio negro
miners we're at work. About 500 shots
were fred into the tenement houses,
The coal shaft house, sheds, ETC., which
are full OF holes today, but no one was
wounded. The pump house was
burned.
A DAY " TuNuLT.
SULLIVAN, lnd., June s. 90 Lssl
nlgnt AZ military camp was one Ol
llmult Numerous assaults with
stones were made upon the picket
lines, shots were returned. An or
fort was made TO burn the trestle work
Of the Evansville ana IeTre HAutt
TOAD, near hero. The inoondiafiot
were driven away by tue guards,
Thirteen arrests have ueen made. A
special session Of tho grand Jury con
yentd Today.
TROOPS SENT FOR.
COLUMBUS, ohio, June 5.-Sheril
Scott Belmont county, iuiegfaphtu
Governor Mckinley today that IN,
miners at Wheeling Greek this morn,
Joy, burned IA bridge ON the Cleveland
Lorraine a Wheeling road. Abou
ONO mvu are threatening hyes unI
OptrIy,Ihegovernor wired Adj ulaut
u1nefal Howe, now I'm Gueruesy
eouu'yi 10 send some troops to Be-!
mont.
mn MILITIA ARRIVE.
BRDGEpURT, ohio, June S.--Thl
mlluA ~ tie uumuer VI 700 arrive,
nero. The miners, who Ouinumber thu
mlllllai are masatd on the Mills, au,
arc signalling back nud forth. lrOuUl
70 IlGely to follow an attempt to star
coal trains.
bisrERslNo THE MINERS.
bhlLAtRE, ONO, June 5.-Militil
uuiOautd At McLalnvlle al . O'Ul0Cl
lna afternoon anu the miners imme
uA'ely dispersed. Eve coal trains ar
,sAly 10 leave Oh the Baltimore 4
Onl' ROAD at Mine hdiug, twenl!
miles West Of here. Tue mtuers wer
SSSlefsed by the militia without tr0unl,
ue miners threaten TO stop tue train
Nall haziTds.
NniVnnotta N,tx President