The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-26

T.eadyille. Col. Sept 9J.-The first dele
cation OF miners from Missouri arrived
over the Denver & Rio Grande a, i.20 p.
m The train was special. ard was met
a. Malta. three miles out. by the two new
companies OF militia organized this week
and composed entirely OF business men
and clerks. They escorted the train 10
the city. where il was met by one-half OF
Gen. Brooks command, 80 strong. with
a portion OF the Chaffee light artillery.
two Gatiing guns and cavalry troop.
The Ssventy-fve miners were surround
cd by soldiers, and the cavalcade pssse!
down Harrison avenue 20 East Fifth
street and thence out toward the Enmet
mine. Along the route there were fire.
cuent yelIs OF "scab" from strike syrpa
thlzers. and the soldiers were hooted a..
After leaving the avenue and getting snto
q section whore many miners live, the
wells OF -scab" and the Jeertng at the
troops increased ia volume At orange
street the cavaisade halted for breath
ing spell. ard here tire erraEed people
grew more demoustratlve. cTowdiug
closely upon the troops and Shoaering
abusive cpithets alike upon the miners
and the militia
one Of the officers. who vas singled ont
~ two men for special abuse and crowd
ing. grew angry and finally drew bis
sword striking one OF his formertorS
across the face with the fat side of the
sword ard giving the other a hard blow
on the hack as he turned away The
command being ready fo move. the order
was given 70 charge the crowd with gun
butts ard push them back TO give room
for the marching column u most
welcome order. aUd the alasgiiy with
which Il was obeyed seat a panic through
The crowd. wh0 fed over fences and
through yards. several windows of houses
were broken in hy men blind witn fear,
sgr~ .fr- = he
auA landed lnsite the windows with
hands and faces bleeding from tho broken
EIAsz The march then resumed
without further incident. and TIE miners
were soon safe inside the t,mfnet stock
a6e ard the escort Of militia returned 10
camp a cavalry patrol ~ili b~ on guard
tonight. which gives added confidence 20
ali
AS the result ~ 100 hearing Before Dis
f~fef Judge stv-ers te4ly all - the men
arrested OF So Information eharginx rhsfn
xsrh fhe rms8r1ar 0g Fireman - kaefe,
wcra today released on Bali Of Ss' each.
most of the henas being Furnished -
Judge A. Lynch. receiver ~ fhe tastsA
StAfeg land ofs~e. The lsst included. Ed
ward na3ce president of the Western
Federation - Miners. Secretary DuS sr
ard faa raegl1sers OF fhe executive com
rnit;ee % tAa Miners Inion- @nd others
zersse - wAuTzl are pioneers ~ 1an camp,
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t4ser @sen since las. sgnday. although of-
arera have made asllgent seares fcr o3su-
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scfezN ssrre Wsiuesstay utEas tsr Ilssrey .
ing ar oraer froru Ad5r Gen Moses %
suppress t-- rsyH1vt - meeting. T4s re-
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