Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
AS QUIET AS A CHURcHYARD'
FORMAL NOTICE. GENERAL DISARMAMENT


.vcrAen. H.. oct. is.-Thc town " as
,ul,t na a country church yard today
rwo ratllnr guns u the 0alcsburg
battery on the public square ana
blue capped infantryman at eaeh cor
nor In the business district are about
che only evidence Of yesterdays riot !
outside Of the Omen home. story ana
n half cottage. I In the front yard "
this humble home stands i've blacb
covered collins. ON each Of which j.
rimplc plate engraved with the words
al Rest" Under tho lids are the
mortal remains Of i've victims q yes
tsriay's battle at the utockadc Of the
chlcaro.vcrdcn Coal company. They
Ernest Kittcrly, ait olive.
are!
Ellis smlth.'Nt olive
Ernest Kouinrr. ML olive.
ia. wctz Springfield.
william Blue. Springfield.
Coroner Hart has cmpanclcd Jury
and viii endcnyor 10 place the rcHpon-
ability for the shooting
Col. Mcknight of the governors stan
accompanied By Adiuiant General
i,scsc At midnight visited the Ht1ckndc
u the Chlcago-Virdcn Coal company
and served formal notice un Manager
iukrur, who hrs been Inside the stock
adc throughout the trouble. that the
Il soldiers would today dlHarfn all Ia
mates Col. Mcknight expresses the
opinion that there will be- no further
outbreak on the part OF either the
union miners or guards af the stock
udc.
Col. McRnlrht drove over from his
home nt Girufd last night on the way
aHFed numerous squads or miners
returning 10 their homes IN uirnrd. Nj.
oiiv" and ncighhofinT towns Most OF
the men were well armed while mar
tiai saw has not yet been declared the
town ~ virtually under control OF the
state troops IN Ter Capt. crniE. 81 Hat
tory II, First Illinois artillery.
Upon arrival OF the col iefs from
pnna. two Gntilnr guns were taken 20
the public square wherc they conn
mand the buaiucra section.
DuFrdn were thrown out aud the re-
malnder OF the soldiers were auartered
in the opera house
Adiuiant Ocncal Reese expects troops
A. u. G and y " the FIRST Illinois cav
1 ulry. and four comunnitH 81 Sons u
Veterans from Rockford. DcKalb
OREGON and Nnccomb today.
Two hundred rtrlklng miners who
have been sleeping In the miners union
hall for several weeks were somewhat
II surprised on coming from their quar-
II ten 40 dayhrcnk to md soldiers on
picket iuty AZ the door.
III Zach man Wna met with Hold uu
n your hands" The request was good
81 nature iy af~ented h..
Zach man was thoroughly searched,
but ffulilcfaly. for firearms AmOng
me crowds were several negroes and
from outward appearances there appar-
VA entity existed tho best ~ feeling he
eu
Gen" Bradley. leader ~ n deleRa.
81 uon of sixty miners from Mount olive,
W returned home today with the remains
~ o. inc dead Mount olive men. "a think
81 thlH has been one ~ the best Internal
eulFar,e ever perpctrated on labor
lnf public" he said. Our men were
ihot down like doiTn.
Ihsfr q feeling among the people
" hf town not connected With the
mines that the Nlrden mlncrf are not
ahnNhle for yesterdays tragedy
one citizen declared that all the trouble
hAu heen caused by outsiders who came
hefe and melted the local strikers %
49, o. violence. A striking accident
.hAt bears out this statement u the
iael mat IN Yesterdays bloody work not
,lHfle Nifden miner was Killed, and
only one slightly injured. small knots
q pepple are gaths'ed on every corner
us'uls.ns the results Of yesterdays
"a aullr, and all anxiouly awaAlns
N, arrival " Col, Young'a brigade
Mayer ". Noll Of Virdcn. harrs j.
n mAhgr by occupation. said today | toll
s'.l9 relieved when the soldiers IN.
eauti here. The town u now IN .hell
N t,nls and antlclpats NJ further trou,
~ Yesterday ! had seven apeoia
III. ~
n l,optrly, but this handful u men wa
OF 10 avail
The miners made y warm for sherln
davenport and he loft town. frlendi
hng him four miles 10 dirard. ant
A ~ ne was taken on 10 his home II
Ahlnvllle where he Is nov.
~ soon as he left felt the weigh
responalhllity rested on me. tn
.eWh has resumed It's normal condition
NaAy' ! cannot closely estimate tn
,1nper qf miners here yesterday. bu
~ yHuse ihere were between 1900 and 2
ureT numbers oitheae have gonl
anl The worst II undoubtedly over.
me business houses as you see ar,
mtnt.
The town Is In the hands OF the mill
VI, now and my duty Ia ended
81, ~ hysier, superintendent Of m
,hnaA Trading company, establish
meht controlled by the Chicago Vlrdel
Soa company, who was 40 seyerel
pvAten In The serlmmage. has improye
lFntly' Mr, Eyster II member o
me Knights OF Pythlas ana stands hif
tue Masonic lodge lie was apirite
..NAy from the Blucllcs Hotel durln
lhe night by his fellow Alasons and
TOW " hiding at private residence
thought he Will recover. Rumor
,nat ne died last night were circulate
IN order 10 deceive the strikers.
believed II he sim lives Their
would be concerted attemp. on IN
bArl OF the strikers 20 finish their worl
Ass'er Is 70 years Of age Business