Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-11-24
The Race War i'm Illinois,

PANA, Hi, November l0.-Dcsultory
firing in every section of tho city con
tinucd throughout the night. The ter.
rorized residents huddled in groups
which were guarded by heads of families
heavily armed. Quite number of
families left tho city and spent tho night
in the country with friends.
Q. ii. Reath, an ex-railroad man,
whose home is in Flatham, tho negro
district, was fired upon by tho blacks
and himself and family were driven to
shelter in the country.
Tho blacks claimed shots were fired at
their homo from IIeath's yard, a state
mont which ho denies.
Members of Troop B were kept on tho
alert all night, but accomplished little
A colored union minor reported to the
police that white man had been killed
in tho Flatham district. Officers Smith
and Lee accompanied by tho negro
started for tho sceno. They wcro met
by Captain Butler, tho militia COM
mander, who told tho officers it was unr
safe for Them to enter tho Flatham dis
trict. Butler refused to sou.i IL guard to
accompany the officers.
In tho Springside district last night
Ed Jones, white non-union miner, is
reported to have been shot in tho back
and dangerously wounded. A report
reached the city to, day that auvcnty-iivc
negroes with Winchostcrs had lined up
in Springsidc to clean out tho whites of
that section. Captain Butler at once
dispatched troops to tho scene.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, November 90
Notwithstanding the declaration of Capt.
E. g. Butler, in command of tho Ma
Clonal Guards at I'ana, made to Gov.
Tahncf last night, that he felt able to
cope With the occasion with tho troops
at his command, delegation of about
h,tyt
tho former Mayor Huber, visited tho
Governor at the Executive Mansion
to-day and informed him that Pana was
in state of terror and that Capt. Butler
appeared to bo inadequate to tho occa-
sion, and asked the Governor to send
more troops to Pana and take stringent
measures to preserve tho peace. Ac-
cordingly Gov. Tanner ordered Company
9, 9th Illinois infantry, to proceed to
rama this evening. Tho Governor also
superseded Capt. Butler, who has been
in command at Pana, with Liout. Col.
Frank L. Wells, 9th infantry of Decatur.
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