Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-11
7ELEGRAPHIC.
f0VgREOR YATES LATEST
q, viii Call an "UnOr5anil3d
rlIua" 10 Fight tho Deputies.
v., numots sam Floating in the
,,,-cost Of the Strik'-rroubis
IN the coke Region.

teiarfam truh heheidl blVuAhi
-m,uIiug the militia at Cripple
- informing him that the deputies
,.,syanclng on Bull Hin, ordered
1 t.,,llowlns Telegram cents
as,nspl BrookG
nlw you aay. Sheriff Bowers adj
.s1,at the deputies refuse 10 obey
u.',lefs aud are acting In defiance
.a,.,'ot they arc not lawful body; ARE
.ivaImed marauders, aud you must
t,il them % such
,.ordsr them TO lay down their arms
.,I dlspefse. IL they refuse to obey
"a vru have not force enough 10 sup
s,sthis new inturfectioB, notify me
III will call out enough unOrgauizod
'.'tla TO enforce the order"
Commissioner Boynton, Ia command
.. The deputies, was shown the order
..u tho governor and Immediately
ned bis attorney, Hon. &. =. rhomas
ihls city, Tor advice. MI Thomas
,,s. Inc following replyi
itt Bsynton-rhe sheriff " the
f.uaty, engaged In enforcing order,
,8bluiny VI attempting to subdue
aimed ftsistancu 10 the law, or the
,uthorIllef, or la overcoming those
ubo defy the service OF process, Il
.iiohargiLg the obligations OF his office
md maintaining civil government.
ln doing thla he may call 10 his aid
sri depuilEo as many citizens az may
BE- necessary, and no power, not even
loo federal government, has lawful
tl.lofity 10 intsrieie With or disATm
liu.
B0ynton denies that Sheriff Bowers
ias lot control " his men OF that thoy
40 dlsorjefly body.
mE SITUATION AT CRIPPLE CREEK.
CmppLR CREEK, Colo, June TO-
Ataul o'clock this morning party
Of eileen deputies, while approaching
Foil IAN on their way from camp 10
uls llacV, were fired upon from am.
4sh by twenty miners. The deputies,
telling unptepared Tor an attack, TO.
uslIci without returning the fire.
General Brooks called out enough
militia 10 surround tho miners aud
tHestod them.
sheriff Bowers denies that he has
lot control Of the deputies, and Gen
tfal Brooks denies having made Ruy
taloment TO that effect. 10 was this
bhe statement that caused Governor
Waite 10 order General Brooks 10 dis.
aha tho deputies.
The cost Of this atriko TO III PAso
uuniy has already reached 100000,
inj Is plllng up al an estimated rate VI
1900 day.
TRAGEDY IN THE COKE REGION.
UsIONTows, Pa, June l0.-Ths
buco IL ended aud again this armed
.spulios In the coke regions have made
tbilling. one striker killed In his
bets, two others dying aud another
hot through the body is the result Of
I5s battle this morning at LemonL
There were six deputies on one
iIie aud mob Of strikers on the
shgT.
The circumstances that led up TO this
we're developing eiuce yesterday noon.
Four American woTEmen have been
working nj the Frick Coke compauy's
valley works for some time. They
came 10 New Haven yesterday after
noon, TO take Loiscnring electric line
road Tor home. As soon na they
allghied from the train at New Haven,
they were surrounded by mob
" several hundred strikers. The
,liikefs nrst beat the few work
men aud thou put tags on them bear.
ilg the inscription "Blacklegs," also
covering them with chalk marks.
Ihoy theu matched their prisoners 90
all VI tho works on the line from New
Haven south, holding them up A. deco.
ialol samples Of "scabs."
The Ffick company was Informed OF
lhc pefilous position its wOrkmen were
10, Field Deputy Allen and seven men
we're sent 10 New Haven on the even.
Jug Train. They were misled by false
ili0rmation.
u was daybrehk when tho squad OF
ufrd deputies TeHchsd Lemont. Not
long alter daylight tins mon began TO
assemble on the commons by the hun.
lfrle. They engaged Ia the widest
demonstrations.
Al lhis iuncture Deputy Allen and
lhlte other deputies came up. Allen
vac mounted, Riding up 10 tho al.
NAuolug crowd Of miners he told them
Ro back. They began TO yell, ana
ohb striker covered him with his
PISTOL and fired. The shot was close
,haye Tor the top Of Aliens head.
AHtn turned IN his saddle and called
" Die i've men 10 fife. Each OF
'hb men afO0t had Winchester.
Alien had two TevOlyefs. They
gpened ire together aud tho stfik-
en- stood 10 II aud fought RAmely. The
equities gave ground, Uut Kept up
Wtlr iFe. They were driven TO the
Extreme end Of the company's ground,
Nhtie they made "a stand. by that
VINE Three VI thn strikers were down,
SOU when the deputies stopped anu
prepared 10 nght II out there the mot
JEDI hacs.
lh' Instant the strlkors stopped
uIlHf the Oiiloers stopped also, glad |
'"..ush IOget away.
AZ u'gl0ca tonight ak sttikers
we've arrested nj Lem0ut ana sent here
! lh, Two hundred more arrests will |
te madl,
-
'"o Hours fsom Cnicsgo to Vii.
wauLsr.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE two hour |
,'N'lu.tG between ChicsgO aud Nil
.""te was "a, cesslully inaugurRted |
3"'IIay ~ the Northwestern line. |
'"u Nalh made the iun with perfect |
r ,a. 4ho time olri shows an average
'Fgulilg speed Uf 81 miles per hour.
tNu distance between Benton aud |
rr''UR Bun, exactly i've milos, was
s s"'-' ~ tour minutes aud filly -sighI |
"ehinie3's money Returned.
=, CiNolNNA1I, June "a special to |
tee leWWJo,oi Gazette from Marathon.