The morning call., 1894-05-19
MINERS TO JOIN.
80. -
Threats of Trouble at
C@ur d'AIene.
WEALERs= GATHER THERE.
:':'':~
Fear That They viii Capture a
Train.
WEALERs= GATHER THERE.
GRAVE DANGER AUGMENTATION
The Stories May Be Exaggerated,
but the Officers Are Keeping
ID: Close Watch.

. MINNEAPOLIS, May I8.-A Boise special
TO the Jburnal says; The limit set by the
Miners, Union iii the Ceur d'Alene region
for all II on-unon men 10 join the union or
Quit work expired last night Paddy Burke
is at Warduer and says they must either
Quit work or fight. Governor Mcconnell
has been advised that serious trouble is
Imminent and tie militia is powerlesS. SIX
hundred Coxeyites are between Tekoa and
. C@urd '.Alene CuyIand tfthe union miners
strike the com bihed forces may make seri-
GUS trouble. 49,.
+. GREEN RIVER, Wyo., May 18.-Judge
RinAr, accompanied by United States Al
tofney Fowler and Clerk OF the Court
Kirk, arrived from Cheyenne this morn
ihg.. The Indastrlals were taken before
Judge Rtner att O'Clock, and. upon appll-
cation <ot The United States attorney, the
order fer removal was made for United
States Marshal Rankin Of Wyoming 10 de-
liver the prisoners before The. United States
court of Idaho. at Boise City forthwith.
. T so cont aniesof the Seventeenth Infan-
try: have tbeen detailed as. an escort. The
SPECIAL train to transport them left at
o'elark this afternoon. ..
Marshal Piuktiam received a message
from DEPUTY 0'Brien In Wallace, Idaho,
:. this morning stating that Jeffreys, the
header of: tie fndustrials from spokane.
had arrived there and rented hall, and it
Is believed that 1t is the intention to mass
men: tEeFe.iUr purpose of capturing a
Nortbefp Pacific. train. TheCeur d'Alene
miners. have. offered to give them assist
ape Hbe deputy said that the Marshals
IpIl{G be 6i little use f an attempt was
made To capture train for he feeling is
bitter agains them.
+: :. !. " .ALLAC Idaho, May 1S.-Thero are
now a60u6, seYenty-iYe Cpmmonwealers in
town. and Others are struggling in from
tie west: They are alf-on their good be-
:. haYf0r.~ General: j effreps has been lectur-
Ing lin. Gem and Burke to-day and har-
. argues: in Wallace tonight The Indus
trials have. secuted all the old clothes in
town.. but. very little. money. At noon
abQQt: a dozen OF them boarded the Mis-
Scuba freight as it started out. The train
: was immediately returned to the yards,
where it: still remains. The Common
WealeTs wfll*plag baseball Sunday at the
Wallace ball grounds with the home team.
They coca sion very little excitement or
unaasiRess. MissOuia is their next OBJ
jaetiye point: They collected SS6 in Gem
yesterday. ::
SPOKANE. May. IS --.Advicss received by
the Assoc lated Press tonight do OF cor
ruborate. the: sensational situation in the
Ce6nr d. Alenes. as sent out to-day from
: Boise. idaho. At Wallace sixty Common
wealers are in barracks; at Wardner a
: few come and go daily. They are peace
able: Public sentiment is divided for and
against the ~. Work is proceeding as
usual in the Bunker Hill and Sullivan
mine. The miners have reconsidered their
decision, to strike for higher wages All
:Coenr d!AIene news sent out from Boise
may be discredIted, as that place has u o
direct mpplcatien with North Idaho.
,jl1d &c: Hanford has. Issued an important
writ = to United States Deputy Marshals
here: they are directed TO board each
eastbonnd freight train between Sprague
;. and the Idaho line and warn Industrials
not TO climb aboard. Those who disregard
:: the waning will be arrested and con-
yeyed: to Seattle. Under this order Dep
uty: Marshal; Hanson sent crews Of dupu-
- ties alEatong the line tonight and numer-
: GUS arrests are expected Tomorrow. The
situation. here remains unchanged.
Nightly meetings are held by the Coxey-
. lies and their sEmpatbizers, but they are
making little headway.