Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13


tered up about the head. The physl-
clans say that he has barely a chance
for recovery
Tho dead miners were removed from
the vicinity NJ THE Htuckndc to hotels
and livery stables, aud the woundcd
miners were taken on iittorH 90 the
station and taken to Springfield to-
night
BEHIND THE BARRIERS.
An Associated Press reporter secured
admittauco 10 the stockndc late to-
night The Net % dead aud wounded
inside the stockndc follows.
DEAD.
4. w. Morgan Chicago.
WOUNDED.
II. Gritgcscl. shot In shoulder.
o. Snyder. shot Va face and legs.
James Slcltlca. Chicago: shot in leg.
Frank wilder Chicago. shot In
arm.
Thomas McIntec. Chicago; shot in
lea.
Two doctors were at work with the
wounded. and communication with
them was prohibited.
The Htockndo surrounds about twenty
acres Of ground In square. and lH
~
edge 10 edge. about twelve foot hirh.
on each OF the four Sides about mid.
way. is e small watch tower. contain
inc % guard. armed with a Winchester.
There are three entrances. which are
closely guarded by half dozen armed
scntricH day and night The nfht to-.
day occurred nt the east entrance.
There nrc about thlriy-dve big. strong
men stationed inside the Htpckadc to-
night each keeping watch through a
lo1pholo. The four towers have been
deserted.
MANAGER Lukcns remained nt his
deck at the ONCE al night issuing Or
dors to his mon. lie suid tonight: The
blood OF every man shed here h on
the governors head. ilc IL absolutely
outside NJ the law, ana has no Justin
cation whatever IN refusing to send
troops. Ills public statement that the
miners had the same right 90 fight for
hla property, which was his labor. as
the minc.pwurr did 20 protect his prop
crty, Inspired the mon to the action
which they took today In nrlng upon
the train No room aH u came into our
town"
Tonight. ia Green of Mt. olive. d
union miner. died % injuries received
In todny'H shooting. This makes to-
tai N clrht dead.
SCENES AT SPRINGFIELD.
Springfield. H.. oct. i2.-The special
train ON she Chlcagp a Alton. which
brought the Alabama negroes ffum
Nlrden. had eight wounded men. an
deputies except one, whl vas - c1lorcd
/ miner, who were iukrn 10 thu Spring.
ncld city hospital ui these. one man
died tonight, william G. Carroll. a
deputy sheriff. tie was shot three
/ I 49, D. d.
neck from the right Wuc, another pass.
lug iri0 tho t,mple In the right side,
and the third entered the brain over
the eye. crushing the skull. Another
trnln. which arrived az y o'clock 60.
aght. brought up HlN wounded men
thU ore nt ~. Johns ..IfpitnL iIose
AZ Springfield hospital art!
william Clufkaun, uu Inmate Of the
old soldiers home az iscavenwprth
Kan, deputy: skull crushed. viii die.
II. \. kyHer 81 Bloomington. enFl.
nctr ON train. shot through arm.
William MnHser " st. Louis. deputy,
shot through head. shoulder and hands,
viii probably recover
James Palmer, deputy; shot In lcf'
aide uf face. arm ana Side; VIII rccov.
rr. Palmer has Just been mustered
luf Df the Third Nebraska regiment
| lie refuses 90 givo his home.
Patrick Mack ~ Nirdru, employed
by the operators ~ the Chicago Nirdcr
SHAFT. bullet went through hls thigh
Will recover
ernest Ryan. a cul5rod miner from
| Anhamai bullet wcnt through M
| head; viii recover
| John ~. liuitof of Pontac, thc pres
don. of tht Illinois district OF IN
| United Mine.Wofkera OF America, llci
| al thc collins house In a critical con
| dillon. Sir Hunter BOT on thc tran
| which bore the coiofcd miners 90 mn
| rlty tha afternoon and engaged ln con
| yefsatan with two " the cllorcd mi
| nrrs some OF the deputy ahrrima aaN
! Hunter. and when the train was De
| tween North Grand avenue ana th'
! north shaft. and was going ni fhe rai'
| N eighteen miles an hour, i ], csI
| massd. the deputies attacked iiuntr
| and puHhed him on tho train. MAJ
! Who happened nlOnE later IN a bugEl
| saw Hunter lying near the track ~ az
! unconscinua condition. and placed MN
I'm Ms huggy and took him to tho Coz
| Tins house lie u stili unconscious
GOV. Tanner tonight wired inc wa
department.. aFklng u the Flhn l.lnei
infantry could not be placed AZ hl
| diup1sai Tor use at Nlrien. col culver
| me commander of the firm, has ton
drrtd his services ana those OF IN
rcglment 20 thc governor.
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