The record-union., 1894-03-20
MILITIA DISMISSED.
The Trouble at Cripple Creek at an
End-Worl1 Resumed.

The 1rOuD16 al NrlpplS II OOH> eeS -
End-WOrk Resumed.
DENVER, March 19.-This morning,
after a conference by telephone with the
Acknowledgement in charge of the mill
tia at Cripple Creek. Governor Waite
issued an order dismissing all the militia
there to their homes, their further serV-
ices not being needed.
Governor Waite looked greatly relieved
when General Tarsney informed him
that his orders would be obeyed at once.
He explained that he had decided to re-
call the troops on the statement OF the
Adiutaut-G General that there was no dis
order at the camp. and that no process Vi
Court had been violated, nor was lhere
reason to believe that any disorder was
contemplated. 1t was the opinion of the
Governor and his friends that SherlH
Bowers had acted somewhat hastily IN
calling for troops. The militia VIII De-
pin their march from Cripple Creek to-
morrow morning at Z O'Clock, ana Will
reach here tomorrow afternoon. Inc
order to disband will not be given untll
the men are sett led in their armory, and
a strong guard will be left on duty until
the Governor is convinced that 1t Will
not be necessary to storm the City Hall
again.
WORK RESUMED.
CRIPPLE CREEK, March 19.-The INDIE
pendence mine, one OF the largest mere,
started work again this morning with a
small force on the basis OF nine hours Tor
the day shift and eight for the night shit,
miners to receive s. % per shift. This Of
fer was made the day the men quit work,
several weeks ago, and refused. 1t was
renewed week ago, and last night ac-
cepted by the Miners Union.
NOT A SINGLE ARREST.
CRIPPLE CREEK (Col,), March 49,
Although the militia is still here, not a
single arrest has been made to-day. This
lethargy on the part OF the authorities
evidently influenced the Governor TO re-
call the troops. Mine owners, business
men and others have appointed com,
miUtee to wait upon the Governor ana
try to prevail upon him TO reSclnd the
order. Adiutant- q eneral Tarsney find
ing he could not get transportation until
the morning, made trip TO Bull Hill
this afternoon, and while he was absent
the following characteristic message was
received from the Governor,
General TIarsney: Can get nothing by
telephone, only that you have disobeyed
nv orders Return troops at once to re-
spective armories. DAVIS II. WAITE"
The General was well received by the
miners, who assured him they would use
no violence.
DID NOT KNOW THEY WERE OFFICERS.
COLORADO SPRINGS Coll, March 19.-
John Calderwood, President of the Min
ers' Union; Martin Dean, Mayor. and X.
c. DAILY. Marshal OF Altman, who were
arrested at Cripple Creek on Sunday fol
arresting the Deputy Sherlffs sent TO pre-
serve the peace at the mines on Bull Hill,
said in an interview to-day that they did
not know the men were Deputy Sheritts
aud that they were arrested for violating
a town ordinance which forblds men
CARRYING firearms; that as soon as they
found that the men were Deputy Sheritfs
they were released. The Mayor ana tht
Marshal profess to believe that il tht
Deputy Sheriffs and the militia had no
been called to Cripple Creek, the dispute;
between The mine-owners and the miners
would have been settled.