The record-union., 1894-07-10

another mob pushed a car loaded with
kerosene upon a culvert a mile west of
town and tired it. The car and culvert
were entirely destroyed. Thus the train
could neither advance nor return, and Is
still tied up at Sprague; but the company
and deputies are working hard to repair
the damage and move on. Chief Deputy
Vinson has left Spokane for this point
with special train having on board
several deputies ana a number OF car
penters.
TRAIN TIED UP IN IDAHO.
SPOKANE, July 9.-Twelve prisoners
arrested for rioting In the Northern Pa
cific yards here and ordered taken to Sc
attic by the United States court We're So
cretly taken from the County Jail last
night by deputies and conveyed in carr.
riages outside the city. They hailed the
Westbound Great Northern train this
morning and went West.
The train which left here yesterday for
the East with troops aboard is tied up at
Hope, Idaho, where several engines have
been derailed.
mains quiet, the lawless element fearing
the arrival of United States troops. Super
intendent Neill of the Gem mine arrived
here to-day with his family. He was one
of the citizens kidnapped at the time Knee
bone was killed.
SITUATION AT TACOMA.
TACOMA, July 9.-This morning more
troops arrived, and tomorrow Troop e,
Fourth Cavalry, fully equipped, with
Captain Fred. Wheeler in command, will
leave Vancouver Barracks for Tacoma.
The two companies OF infantry arriving
to-day are Company +, Fourteenth Regi.
meut, stationed at Port Townsend, and
battery of light artillery from Fort Can
by, Lieutenant McClelland in command.
The battery went right Oh to Seattle to
quell an impending riot there among
strikers. Regulars and Deputy MarshaIs
are guarding all the bridges on this di-
vision. NO trouble has occurred thus far
and none is feared. With the troops
which arrived yesterday, there are 300
regulars on duty on this division of the
North Pacific, as we'll as $50 Deputy Mar
shais and dozen Deputy Sheriffs.
Thirty extra policemen are still on duty.
The strikers remain very quiet. The
strike here is broken. All passenger
trains are running regularly and move
ment of freight trains began to-day.
A. r. us WILL NOT INTERFERE WIPH
TRAINS.
HELENA, July 9.-The Northern Pacific
train west bound, that left st. Paul Sat
urday and due here to-day, is not ex-
pected in until tomorrow. 1t got across
the line this morning at 5:15. and has been
.lO
United States troops are on guard all
along the line in the State, but no attempt
to interfere with the train is looked for.
American Railroad Union meu here say
they Will not go near the depot. They
say officials may run a train or so, but
they cannot get enough men to operate
the road. Rumors of bridges burning
west of here are current, but cannot be
verified.
MINERS IN A PACIFIC ATTITUDE.
WALLACE Idaho), July 9.-The pacific
attitude of the miners in the Cpdr
d'Alenes to-day is no doubt due to the
expectation that the United States troops
will be ordered here. The inquest on the
body of John Kneebone. who was assassi-
mated July Sd, was concluded to-day.
None OF his slayers were identified, and
nothing of further interest developed.
Tne union miners are making prepara-
tions for grand celebration on July IL,
it being the anniversary of the death of
three union men who were killed in the
riot two years ago.