Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
As QUIET AS A CRURcHYAsO
,o,sa NOTICE. GENERAL DISARMAMENT.


.v.,,.r H.. oct ia-The town u as
.,., nj a country church yard today
Tw, nti.nr guns u the dalespu's
h.r,r, ON thc public square and a
tlps capped nmntfyman at cneh cor
- D., the business district are about
~. sBiy evidence " yesterdays riot.
og,,,is Of the o'Ncil home. q story ana
= nm cottage = In The front yard ~
mi, humble home stands i've blacb
,,,.rsd cofHns ou each Of which u a
..vels plate engraved with the wordr'
"a, psst" Under tho lids are the
mortal remains " i've victims u yes
,.-,,ys battle at the stockadc Of the
cs.su.vcrdsn Coal company. Thcy
Fn.r Hluerly. at olive.
au
En, smithfMt olive.
Ernest K,utner ML olive,
"a wc,E Springfield.
william Bloc. Springfield.
Coroner Hart has cmpanolcd a jury
and v.iI oudoayof 90 place the rcHpon-
ability Cor lhv fhulUnr
CD Mcknight " the governors stan
tHnmrlnIfI nf AdiLtuut General
H.r0 no m.dnIfht visited the Htnoknde
q the Ch.rEn.N widen Coal company
az served formal notice uu Manager
Ilsrr. WIN hHs been Inside the stock
a throughout the trouble. that The
NiHefr would today diHurm nll iu-
riirs. col Mcknight expresses the
of.uIUn that thorr Will be- uu further
outbreak ON tlc part of either The
rHa mlueu or guards at the stock
tic
clL McKn,rtt drove over from hls
home 90 Oinu last ulght on iho way
lHfrd numHtHrH sounds ~ miners
returning 90 their homes iu Oifnrd. st.
DIrr uud rHlghhlflnE towns Most ~
the men were ueii ARMED while mar
ual saw hns nrt yet been declared tho
town Do virtually under control Of the
state tulrH 900 .0r C.pt erals. " bat
tory u. First Illinois artillery
Upon arrival 10 ne f1' irfa from
lnnl. two lnil.fr runs were taken 90
the public square WHORE they com.
mnnd ilr buHIeIH section
Guards we're thrown out aud the &C..
h1Inu'r NJ The soldiers we're quartrrpd
ln ihu urew hlua,
Adluinnt Goural Reese expects tro,us
a. li q ana u VI che Fut Illinois cav.
tIN and four r1mrlnlrH N gUra II
Veterans from Rockford. p,llalb.
NlfHn and NurCumh today.
Two hundred striking miuera vho
A.,r h'rn f'ceping in the miners union
laW i'r several N,okr were somewhat
!.'lf'''l nn coming from their quar-
Nu ai l1Nhu1t 90 md snidlcrs on
tsai l1iy nt ihs door.
m1u woe mot with Hold 40
4 Itlf hands" Tho request was good.
a'1rH d. uHsenird Co.,
.h man was thoroughly searched.
IVY Uu.llr1.N Tor firearms Amonr
a' crowds We're several uesroes nnt
uA outward Appearances there nppnr.
-N nlHt7l tho best NJ feeling he.
a.. - NE white aud black union min
i V'a' Bradley leedor " n deleF, .
d SIXTY miners from Mount Olive.
j s,l'l nome today with the remains
,t 20, dell Mount olive men. II think
c.,. lll been one N the best informal
, ~. ever pcrpotratod on "A labor.
~, ls5ul,' ~ SAID, our mon We're
~, donu IKE d1gu.
a. ptie feeling among the peopie
W liNh not connected with ihe
,,'..1. lhli The Virden miners are not
~ n.n'r flr ycsierdly'a tragedy
~ 'Nt'n declared ihht ali the treuhis
N,en caused by outsiders Who eans
- ~ melted the local strikers 10
a.. ~ violence. A striking Incident
a., leAia OUT this abatement II mo
WY IN Yesterdays bloody work not
oriy ll.lrn minor was Killed. and
o. ts',i. .sniy injured. Small knots
49, He slthtcd on every corner
"a sgs me- results n yesterdays
n .r, Aul uN anNl0uly lwahlng
N,Ns, ~ Col. fOungH brigade.
ns,lgpf ~ Non " Virden. a harr. III
sT,,,i. Wy occupation. said today, / relt
attti l,l"vel whom the soldiers I'm.
A.,f4 hfIf. The town Is now I'M thelf
bt W. ! anticipate NJ further irou-
t5'I,. tluhy ! hnd seven special
ir5-.,..,No.l % help protect No and
q io w ~ THIS handful OF men was
pi ,as miners made I; warm for shorln
hf.reps,l ana he loft town, friend.
h,sr H,m Tour miles 20 Girard, and
CrlByIu. taken on 20 his home In
Al D'lle Where he II now.
Of Ia a. he len felt the welaht
t5an possibility rested on me. mn
t8lv resumed ita normal cbndltinu
rH,t cannot closely sstlmate M
iigjei ~ miners here yesterday, bui
hire were between 4 100 ana 81
M ,tl'H numbers oithose have gon,
~ s worst j. undoubtedly over d"
ob,1 business houses as you 500 mr.,
mtnt quay ana there Is little excite.
ia ne ssJ town 4 In tho hands OF the mill,
J. ny anl my duty % ended. ''
CHM. y.ler superintendent ~ IN,
mo e,'c c, T.,4ding company, - estSbllsh.
Clai ,.onlr1lled by the Chicago. Virder
beaten ,,,nniany, who was 30 seyersl,
tnrbUy W We scrlmmago, has improye1
no Mr Eyaier Il a member M
In H. 'ttia " Pythias and stands blei
aw6v s--'al ne lodge. lie was spiritea
H. 5I5 it9'3 ne nluelsles Hotel durins
now h 9y hls fellow Masons and /,
II a ~ n'alng at a private resldesoe
maj W. 'nogEai he WIN recover n,,mor,
81 order gleu last nlght were Circulate
would " nsnefed II M SIN ives Their,
par ~ P ~ d concerted attempe On m,
kystsr ne strikers 10 finish thelr VIII
' % years Of age. nualnesS,