The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-22
How Many Of the Strikers
Mob Is Unknown.
lEAC9iLLE is QUIET AGAIN
Many Strikers Condemn the Oat.
RACES Of the Extremists.
1hey eay tho Work OF Destruction Has
Destroyed the Mems Chances for an
Afuicable settlement -- The state
Militia sow on Guard-So Further
Outbrsaa Expected.

Leadville, Colo. Sept. E.-Tha vork of
q n@'i.ifs and sslcashoE Is IN ev.teuce al
the cAFy norg.4s. wne-e l.e ave bodies. yes
fsraay fuil ~ vigorous life q the mountains
--0HS El1G.et. 1.ra ts}iets Whlle da.ag hss
esiy. sTo horribly naans.ea oy ssse dyaa-
mite shey acre usiEg 70 destroy life ana
property. ine others f4ll o. lea1eu pellets
received Taie ihey were fighting II the
shadows % destroy the lives OF men vito
"eFe earning bread by honest toll
An addition % the death list Ras made
al o'eiccs this eFs a.ag by the discovery
% The BODY - AicsIasl iasuS aerty On the
ground near the Eusnet nine. RhsFe he
fe4i while attacking tie rioters HA8 @ent
20 the Enmst flushed with their &lccori-
oSs devaatry a me Coronado. There wers
many people III upper windows and oa
house roofs provided with nlght glAsses
who In ths brilliant moonlight saw fhe
savage attack on the Emmett and the
more than gallant rspu.se or the rioters.
These watchers say that the first voiley
from the Elsue ~as delivered at close
Faiag- and that the attacagug men fell like
grain before the sickle How many me-
the fats Of Daugherty & may remain for
time and search Of iong-abAnaoned
shafts In that vicinity 20 tell. l. now
seems that the rioters dragged away their
dead and wounded. Indian fashion. for A
f-NN~@ ASeRNtF AS~@Afs% At+Af~ OErlk 3Asts1A TIE
hn4mst today. and this Is the only dis
covsry OF that kind.
The story of the defense % the Emms.
IS thrilling on@. Easily accessible and
surrounded only By a light board fence. Il
Seems wonderful that ii Vas rot quickly
oTerwhslHnsd. its men slain and the bulla-
fngs demolished. Bat the fiffenn buck
shot found 81 Dsagherty's body. and the
story OF the fearful effect % the irst VOL
lay -.
rioters los; stomach for the bloody husl-
ness The destructive work az the Mad
o. Erin was happily done for naGght Had
this ussgse been blown up the great pg1mTs
when drain Il aaf many other MINIS
would have been destroyed, and the en-
suing damage woHl3 have been frightfuI
% contemplate. This mornings work,
particularly with the fire department. has
destroyed the las; yeslige os sympathy
for tae strikers. and this sact vas evil
deuced al a largely attended meeting Of
representative citizens this afternoon.
T'heiF proceedings were secret. bat entirely
harmonious, AMI the measures decided
upon. II stringent, VIII be beneficial IN the
highest degree.
Two companies ot state militia from
Pneb}o and Cripple Creek. under comma nd
o. Col Mccoy. arrived at ia fhis after
noon AMI are nov or duty. Gea Brooks.
rt'H STNFfai oi3tF companies. VAL arrive
during The night The damage al the Cor
onado by the burning of ghe Oh tanks.
boiler house and machinery is now esti-
mated az g. 90 on which there IS 81. 30
Insurance. TIE houses tFasneyl belonged
10 J. Cali lanes C;rego-v. -- Burns. and
one empty house. and Rere valued al
s2,1se. With 10 Insurance
Despite The presence az troops and the
unusual quiesness of the streets. taere - q
very uneasy feeling prevalent among the
more tiTuoroUs class. who assert thar there
are so Winchester rifles in tae hands of
the strikers. whose repeated hoagtiras as
10 the Eay they would 10 up the military
are recalled With fresh alarm TIE ma
iorty % citizens. however. thlnk there viii
be no further trouble unless the nanarers
begin .u1 porting miners.