The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01

PANA, I'll, Sept 3o.-Slxty-eight mem
hers Of Battery b. Galeshurg. arrived 5efs
this afternoon with Springfield rifles. side
arms and gatlIng guns. Capt c. c. Craig
commander in CHIEF \ Tat car behind the
engine held both gatlinz guns. fully man
nsd, ready 10 fire in case OF attack. TIE
sheriff displayed his star. but was not al
lowed to board the train. 1t Is intended
to have all citizens dlsarmed by the militia.
Two companies Of the Sons Of Veterans
from Aurora and Eisin. in command Of
Col Hamilton. arrived this evening. Taey
were equipped with guns at Springfield and
mustered In as National Guards
The militia is in full charge Of the city
tonight. and IS patroling the business
streets. An oninons aGit prevails.
Sheriff Coourn. in wiring for troops last
evening. reported che black killed Ia
Wednesdays riot and several wounded.
Mayor PenSeli. son ot Operator Pen ~e.l,
epent las; night - tie stocaade. He sal1
he was afraid OF being moDhed by the
miners. His father ard mother have left
the city.
On Guard Against Outbreak.
Last night was terrorizing one for the
people CT Pana. Twc-thirds Of the resi-
dsnces were unoccupsed. and each house
occupied contained groups of families. In
some cases ali the residents OF entire blocks
epen, the dark hours IN ore home. arm
ed. terrorized aud aw aitiGg attacks expect
ed 20 ee made on tae aognss By negroes
imported from Alabama.
All night striking union MIXERS. reinforc-
ed by brother miners from other sswns.
armed with shotguEs and rifles, pars3ed
the streets Or lay IN ambush On no3se-.ops
and In alleys awaiting he coming OF the
blacks from the Springfield ard Penwen
steekades. who had announced their inten-
ton 10 march .nto the city and drive cut
the whites. Bat the deputy sheriTs wsre
successful In keeping the negroes within
the sgeckade. Many shots were hred in
the vicinity of IRE mines throughout the
n;ga:, bu, wlsa what resul, could not be
axceT.aired.
Many visiting miners. heavily armed. ar
rived today. ard later. With 800 ,ocal min
ers. Jeff he city tar Shelby eoaaty. tE-es
miles east, 70 intercept train said 20 be
conveying sixty miners 10 Pana 10 tax :
.he union mems places.
Miners Hold Up Train.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3a-A special 20 :se
P5s.- Dispatch troas Paea. III. says: Two
hundred Paaa miners held up Il special
Baltimore & OAio tTala a: .he mine o.
Shelby & Christian a: a'c.ock tbs after
roo7. TIE train was carrying sixty i'm
ported reg~aes f3r work ii The Para -n,nss
A. the go;a; ot guns ;As miners comSe!e /!
tie negroes 20 nnl0aG. and started =,
march shen1 70 Tower HI, 30 ship them
back % Washington. I'D. The miners Aai
handksrchtess ever their faces when they
aa,e Up re tsa.n. wsich was delayed su. a
few moments Sheriff Caftr!gn; IS said 20
be on tire way 70 Tower E..i w!;h posse
70 re.sase the negroes. \ clash between the
u1i-e-s ara deputies - eSpec:e3
Importing Of Labor Must Cease.
SPRINGFIELD. II. Ssct = Regarding
reqcr: "a, re hai refused 70 sea3 So
rtHes % TIE sheriff ss Para. Gov. Tanner
se6sy SAID
", never refused. oa tHs contrary. wAea
the sheriff Lass Saturday made 3 -sag.si-
t.sr for 80 rtaes. forwarded ~ rexh or
tey the 80 r.sss ara 2.ss, rounds 3e an
nsua..toa. ! have 3.rectsi CapE. craig. n
c9-ssr1, agA q .aa militia a. ra-a. % arres,
ard 1isa-r al persons carrys2e arms au3
hai$ such arms uutH .U-tEer orders -
rreteet c'tlse~s and thei- property and -
reai~talr crssF. b3t rot - allow any pe--
.t.~ - his carg-earj - as3 she -yi-e 9gva-
svs ~ operating tGeSr 1rices wt-E IT p3ct . &
labor TAs hab3. 0. importing labor tn:o
ea- state - ;ake the places c. c-r c..}-
ssas has xos &c st1p. L have the powsr
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