Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
Uncle Sans Soldiers Are Fast
Gathering Them In.
PANIC STRIKES STRIKERS.


MUIuUfTs fuNfas ftWN ALI tNUh
the work OF arrcatlnR the men believed
10 have been connected with the hun
her iiiii outrnRea has been In progress.
Tonight iOi prisoners are under guard
In the barn that has been turned into
jail for their detention. Among them
are many finrieuderr In the organiza-
ton. More u the chief dynamltcrs.
however. have escaped and are now
getting out Of the country az best they
may. Their recovery II n matter Of
time. They VIII not escape. The state
viii 10 bankrupt. n necessary. In order
TO secure their conviction.
Ivy 10 o'clock this morning the work
II drawing tho formal complaints
against the norv notorious strikers had
been completed. The document was a
lengthy one. and In Il we're set down
the names u about nifty suspects.
Then the work OF making arrests COM
mcnccd.
As martial law had not at that time
been declared the local conHtahlca
were dcputed 10 serve the warrants.
bat they were not alone In the work.
capt liatchcior Of Company N put IN
n squad Of HIS colOfcd fighters at the
command OF the conatabics. and began
the hunt
sTRIKERs pANfc-sTRfcKES.
Up 10 the head ~ the rulch marched
the purnucrr. and then turning back.
they commenced u search Of every
point where the Rioters might be In
conceaimcuf. Their coming IN caused
panic among the strikers. There was
n wild scramble among them M III"
sides Of the canyon. but they were not
60 escape In that way ~ they duigrd
through tho brush on the mountain
side the constitutes and their deputies
wnrted In pursuit. and In most cases
the chase was short one.
4 MILD SURRENDER.
The sight n the du-iy soldiers
riiut~nlnE rifles WIS generally SUM
Client TO make them mcckiy surrender.
Hired NJ two abreast. aud closely
guarded by the soldiers. the captivea
We're marched back down 10 the camp
nj the station In little lunches Of TWEEN.
~ or thirty. There they were turned
loose Into a vacant lot and kept under
guard until about o'clock. when they
we're Transferred Into n loft Of near
ny barn.
TAKING ~ FrdrTfvEs.
while the arrest Of the mon In ward
ner was under way. search parties ~
soldiers. headed BY soldiers. the new
ly-crcatcd sonntnbler. wcrv sent out
all oyet tho surrounding country 10
rick ny the fugltivea. A. u wns known
that many much-wanicd rioters were
trying 60 escape over tho hills toward
charge " the campaign. secured n spc-
cihi train which wna rushed down
there. II brought back Ave strikers.
Five or six more armed with rifles were
seen from the train. but owing to the
nearnera u the other trains Il was TN
possible TO stop the special and start
In pursuit % them.
DEPUTIES ARRESTED.
Among tho men under arrest are i've
or SIX deputy hhcfiffa who were newly
elevated 10 that Office by Deputy sheriff
Hell since the trouble started here.
A few ~ the strikers made "a show
Of resistance. hut the hayoncta Of the
soldiers soon brought them into line.
This n the first nlghi for a week
that the people ~ Wnfdnrr can sleep
with sense ~ security. The town Il
nearly deserted. for practically all the
rioters are under quart.
The troops arc waiting for reinforce
mentH before making arrests NJ canyon
Creek a. they may meet resistance
therc.
About nfty strikers have left burke
by the Thompson trail. the only one
out ~ the country.
MERRIAM TO ARRIVE TODAY.
morrow morning. also the attorney
general Of the state.
a company ~ the Fourth cavalry
from Walla waila arrived here at noon.
Thlrty.nvc dynanitern were arrested In
ono group,
The inquest on tho dead men has
commenced. Twelve business men
have l04n nfla9faA "a IiiIQts