The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-14

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Neisnss dead Nosy ard aaaa fc0ks1 Ka
ghetto crcsehsHx ny the raSaSis7e.s tie WAS
&gain taken into custody, AnA whe1 ke
had recovered htruseir said the horssr.ea
had taken ais couarassas i, a nesgssa-frs
ne5t- Dsi1sent search fasless 70 tazssi theus.
however, ard tho0xh rsany searrhegs have
teen aHf al day. 10 traces az sA< bodies
eT Capsesn and Sfcahfne have hess forrss
Nittsras's corpse was founa al : osclock
thts afternoon on fae hank Of Bear creek
osae-sonrfh OF a mild east az where the
wagon was attacked II was rsdilea with
bullets.
A eoroRer's jury this morning suyests-
gated the killing Of weisny and rendered
a yerdscf that be met his death at the
hands OF persons unknown An inquest
over Lorsnzo and Rochesto Is aow in
progress. and the testimony thus far adj
dGced warrants the belief Of similar
finding In their cases.
The trouble Is believed 10 be over and
The excitement is fast sshSsdfnx. except
among the Italian miners. of whom there
are about 100 In ths district who are con-
gFegating terror stricken at Brnuneilfs
saloon The Italian coFSs.s al New York
wired Joe Norm this morning fnquiring
into the killing. hat 10 Is now danh;fGi
whether complications with Italy will
arise. since three and possibly four Of the
dead men have renowned their allegiance.
No satisfactory motive fer the whole
sale killing can be learned. EXCEPT II he
that the Italians, always hated in West
ern mining districts. added 90 the HI
feeling they incurred during the great
strike year ago by killing a very papu-
lar man without apparent eanse or rea-
son. Never before In the history of Wall
senberg has there been such intense ex-
citement as commenced last night. and
which Is now gradually dying out. To-
night every one liz confident that thc
trouble is over. and that this peaceful
TOWN viii resume the even teaor OF tss
way and be allowed to drop from the
unensiabie newspaper nosofiety which
this last occurrence has gained for IL.
Last night people thought the road TO
Rouse was one that would bring sure
death, and even the most hardy men de-
elined 70 venture out.
Today the quaint wooden briSge where
several lives were lost was cariously ex-
amined. The locality Is peculiarly fay-
orahle one for such an attack as was
made there last night. The creek itself
amounts 10 but little, but the road slopes
down to Ii for third OF mile on either
side. so that when picking the point for
the attack the men knew that the sounds
OF their guns would not reach this place,
though IL is but short distance away.
The little adobe red succeed tail one
block east OF the end of Fourth street.
and only half block from the depot,
presents a gruesome sight. Ii Is but one
story in height. and has lost Its epifer-
mis- in many places. The door faces the
business portion of the city. and through
the heavy panels FIVE bullet holes. made
by Smith and Farrs arms. suggest a
struggle within. A peep through one of
the small windows on the side of the
jail tells the tale. Sticking out from be-
meath two coarse blankets two pairs of
coarseIy shod feet were 10 be seen. and
here and there a tiny rivuiet OF blood
which had run from the bodies. The kill
Ing occurred In an inner room. Enter
ing door a glimpse AT the faces was
sufficient. fAbject te:ror was shown in
every limeamept- All day long the main
court room at sthe county building held
the coroner's jury. who first looked into
the death of Weisby. reaching the verdict
stated. and then investigated the killing
OF the two men at the jail this morning
and found they were killed by persons un-
known.
1t Is believed to be very unlikely that
the men who did the killing will ever he
definitely known except among them
selves. The opinion prevails that the mob
of six eight men were Rouse miners
and personal friends of Hixon. Hixons
funeral took place this morning. and just
about the time his coffin was lowered
into the grave the body or the fourth
man who met his death at the hands OF
last evenings mob Was found.