Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14
ANOTHER TRAIN COMES
,,srv,e MINERS CHEER Gov TANNER


,.,., mlnois. october IA meet
tho executive committee
Vs.. strikers was held lac TINS
o. Wv chairman Jones Belgar as.
60, mat ma a man among the Thlel
p.oksron detectives stationed
tb.f reockade had been sworn IN
W. deputy shrrin. lie followed this
-..,.,,,sf hy declaring that all OF
49,, ,.u.d be- hold as accessories on
-. ~ murder. The matter was
,-.,,.sd. and decision made 10 em-
~. .,gsssl and lay the matter before
~. ys.,n miners this afternoon re-
,h..r scnii-weckly allowance Of
: ,,,m ,hc union. state secretary w.
- -, and two soldiers were sta
-, ,..f,re the entrance of the hail.
~ ,,In.ts were admitted i've at
ali Il tolk almost the entire Alter
I, g.sbnrse the money, but there
~, dIsturbanccs among the crowd
ofaaalt.ns mlnefs -,..,... ,..t,. .,
r-ysf I'D the negro train was
tN .l..5 t.rIfht when V became known
49,. ssar.li train. consisting of one
~ Ear. three apparently empty
r...has and o. cap1lse' that phaeeu
enough here 40 b.li thls evening. Dlis
T.. s1r'nrded Yesterday The train
49, mo by IA clever ruse, succeeded
s..gg through Virdcn quietly and
vttslt Interference. big crowd OF
No.. ,,ts al the station but the mill
III nod fhan ln chcck
iyb19 he train stopped at the stock
sfs can't Fcfyicr VINO was IN COM
,gapt mon shouted. Don't allow any
mo f1 disrmhirk from that train
IN gate was 1pcnc1 ana = NE OF sol-
d'rra rushed out ON The double quick
,l',b frai h4ydnc,H. and llncd.up along
~ u thr train General Manager Luz
t.ss made a formal request chat their
gfrnieve.r be- allowed 20 land aud enter
me- s.8ssade. Captain Fcrylcr declined
Tbes Manager Lukons put u In the
farm u demand. but the officer re-
pusl .hat BE- was under orders from
gaufr1f TaHncr tn prevent the dlaem.
barking NJ any negro mlncrH no the
works and that De- would have 70 carry !
oBf ghafa Instructions. General Man. |
arlr LutsnH protested In vain, ana the /
tain pulled d. headed south.
Wy fh.a time the advance guard % /
rr.to-s ssihgred at the depot had ad. |
,aneei up ihe track within 100 yards |
~ ghr Hilskide. The presence uf armed |
hugs1au In IN. lookout boxes evident. |
IL halted them. ~ they remained there |
mill the train passed, whom thcS /
rftfed O. with waving hats and cheers |
ftf GDy. Tinnefl who, they believed, /
ia been INSTRUMENTAL In starting the |
ttcta on their hUmeward journey.
Afiff the departure % the train. Mr |
itdns made ths statement. when |
d. special train carrying the blacks |
arrived this afternoon az the mine. she |
troops under orders from Gov. Tan /
ntf refused 90 ict them Ee on the
main. and they we're compelled 90 80 |
through / protested 10 the captain IN |
c0mmlnd VI the Euard NJ the mine NJ
this action. ani sold him there was no
law. except th1 Law 90 force, that
would justify this action. lie replied
thaf hr had riflci orders from the gOv-
efu0f MT permit The blacks 90 land, and
shat he was compelled 20 follow IN
riTulUuuH"
a. a. O'Clock tonIsht a special train
arrived bearing troops 4 ana e. dis
mounted cavalry. from Chicago. and
three compares Sons ~ Veterans. COLI
Young rlicf shat b. had no definite
orders other ihIn 90 reinforce the col.
digu already here