The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-25

The Bitter Root aud CHlr d'Aleue
branches are expected TO resume Cd.
erations tomorrow morning.
RED-EYED ANARCHY RBIeNs.
The White Winged Angel Stands Small
Chance in the 'Ceur d'Aleues.
"The Occur d'Alene country 10 pre-
cisely as it has been pictured in THE
SPoKEsMAN.REvIEw for the past two
weeks" said gentleman vino arrived
from Wallace Thursday evening. III
has been a trying ordeal for all who are
not in ~ mpathy with Kneebone's muir.
derers. and while the people of Wallace
and Wardncr are beginning to breathe
little easier, the danger 10 by no
means over, nor will it be while the
men and methods which now prevail
In the Coeur d'Alenes continue to ex-
ist. In order to insure the eternal en-.
nifty of the Gem Miners Union 1t only
requires that a man declare himself
opposed to murder and outrage and in
favor Of maintaining The lava That ID
sufficient to blacklist him at once and
forever. OF course some people from
our country may tell you that there is
nothing to fear. If they do you may
rest assured that they were in the pro.
cession on the 18th. All law-abiding
people had good aud sufficient grounds
for wholesome dread of the murder.
ers' union.
IA man had just beer murdered in
broad daylight, in the actual presence
of the deputy sheriff and several hun
dred others, and not hand had been
raised 10 prevent the tragedy or ares!
the assassins. That was sufficient
proof of their thirst for blood and their
power to murder with immunity. The
precautions which the citizens Of Wal.
lace took for their own protection were
probably all that saved them. 1t has
gradually leaked out, too, that nothing
but The arrival of the soldiers prevented
them from attempting to drive the
non.union men out of Wardner on the
night of the 1ltll.
Petitioned TO Withhold the Troops
IA petition was circulated in Wall
lace for the purpose of keeping out the
troops. but before they had gone far
with such a foolish step one Of their
sympathiz.rs. who had little more
sense than tile rest Of them, told them
that such petition would brand every
one Of them as u criminal and would
he the strongest argument In favor of
the establishment Of a permanent post
in Wallace, SO they abandoned 1t.
1.-THE men who committed the muir
der aud drove out Neill and others
were ignorant. cruel, vindictlvs and
cowardly to the last degree. The grand
jury at Murray has taken the matter
up, but 1t is not believed that it will re-
suit in any c0nviction-possi not
even arrest. This whole trouble has
been caused from their determination
10 drive out Of the country every man
v no testified against them, bore arms
against them or In any way interiered
with their acts of violence two years
ago. For this reason two men had 10
get out of Mullan one day last week.
They walked out IN the night over to
Montana, aud one Of them was over 60
years old. Their only crime was
standing up for right aud justice two
years ago.
Zone of the best mining countries In
the west is on the verge Of ruin unless
this element can be suppressed. The
mines will not resume VIXEN their men
are liable to be killed and their super
intenden's driven off any day that the
miners unions may Get. Few Of the
aRitators are married. The greater
part Of them blow themselves, as 1t is
called, for all they are worth as soon
as their monthly pay II received.
There are y few who save their money
and endeavor to he respectable, but It
may surprise you to learn that this
class Is not desired by the people of
Gem.
No Emo uragement for Thrift.
"There IL no encouragement for
thrift. and any man who sends his
monthly earnings to his family 10 con-
sidsred Of no good to the camp, aud he
IL lucky il he escapes insult for what
would b considered . virtue e.se.
where. Nor IL the sentiment confined
to Canyon creek alone. There Is
many an honest miner working at the
Bunker Hill whose s0briety IL consid.
cred proof Of his worthiessnese. or
course It 10 the unrest caused by the
agltators that prevents mon from send.
Ing for their families, building homes,
and investing In different properties,
which they naturally would with q
prospect Of permanent peace. Az it IL
now, one never knows when . dis
turbancs will be precipttated and the
mines close Down.
A military Post the Solution.
1.-THE railroad strike would have shut
down some Of the mines, probably, but
that Is q small matter com impaired with
the trouble caused by the leaders of the
other element The agitators we have
always with ", aud you may rest as
sured that the millennium will hold
itself aloof FROM the C0eur d'Alenes 80
long 40 they remain there. There are
many good men III the unions, but
they don't seem to make themselves
prominent at their secret sessions. The
people al the Cwur d'Aleues should
use their best efforts TO get small mill
itary post established there. II 10 diff
ficult to say what may he the nature of
the next outbreak, bul there will never
he auy permanent Ieace while that
element 10 In power. TIE mines may
ctart up again soon. but even II they
do the outlook 10 not good for uninter-
rupted operation. The agttator rules
aud it 10 easy TO imagine the result. !"
THE DEED JUsTIIT1p.
Bosdst Declared lnaecent Of N Attempt
60 XIII Seaman.
Nnpmsr YArrMA Waah Julv 10