The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-12
AT CRIPPLE CREEK.
The Trouble Appears to Bs About All
over.

The Trouble Appears to Ee About All
over.
DENVER, Col, June il.-The agreement
made at Cripple reek between General
Brooks and SheriR Bowers is not approved
in all respects by Governor Waite. He
wired Adjutant General Tarsney to-day
that the troops could not be used as
guards; that the miners arms must he
restored to them and not over 25 miners
arrested.
The deputies left here to-day for Colo
RADIO springs In accordance with an agree
ment between General Brooks and Sheriff
Bowers. The militia will remain in the
vicinity OF the mines 10 preserve peace.
UNIoYTowN, Pa, June 1.-THE four
American workmen taken prisoners by a
mob of foreigners at New Haven Saturday
were overtaken at Fair Chance and res
cued at noon to-day by deputies. They
were still bearing piacards and were
chalk-markcd from head 10 foot. They
were handled from one crowd TO another
yesterday until landed in the strikers
camp at Kyle. The deputies are collect
ing all the evidence available and many
arrests will he made.
IL 10 Atss tuau DuJ
strikers handled tho workmen from the
time of the capture at New Haven till res
cued to-day. The workmen are able to
identify their captors, and will not fear TO
appear against them.
Last night the strikers visited the banks
on Georges creek, where part OF the coal
being shipped out over the new state line
road is mined, broke up the tools and
wheelbarrows. tore out the supports at the
entrance TO the banks and lined about 70
feet from the banks.
A jury has been impaneled TO hold an in
quest over the body of John Mantan, the
Slav killed in yesterdays battle. Res
porsheck and Cornak will die. The others
were not seriously injured.
WHEELING CREEK, Ohio, June 11.-At
noon to-day two men were observed act
ing suspiciously at the Wheeling Creek
bridge of tho Cleveland, Lorraine &
Wheeling road. On the approach OF two
soldiers belonging to the 22nd Ohio rcgi-
ment the men fled. An examination of
the bridge disclosed the fact that dyna-
mite bomb had been SO placed that a train
passing would have exploded ii and de-
stroyed the bridge and wrecked the train.
CLEVELAND, June n.-Early to-day n
short ireste bridge on the Wheeling &
Lake Eric railroad, located at East Green
vile, five miles northwest of Massillon.
was blown up with giant powder and the
ruins burned. The road cannot be oper-
ated for many days.
WHEELING CREEK, o., June l1.-Enorts
were made to-day to burn the bridges of
the Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheeling rail-
road at Middale and Canal Dover. At the
latter the flames were eNtinguished by a
watchman. The miners tried to drive
him away by shooting Tho sheriff put
deputies on guard. The second. lith and
10Th regiments are here. Coal trains arc
running.
CLEVELAND, June ll,--Thc striking min.
ers set fire to the Cleveland, Lorraine &
Wheeling railroad bridge a. MlJAale last
night, The structure was saturated with
coal oil. Tic flames were finally sub.
lucl.
Massillon miners decided last night that
coal trains bc held up aul cvy yryihing pas-
sible done 20 prevent fuel bein. sent to
Cleveland. A spy discovered At the meet
inr received rough handling.
PANA, H.. June il.-1be mob here Is
growing larger. The Springfield miners
declare they Will stay six months II nccrs-
sary 10 close Tue Pana mines. More