The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-08
INUNBERS DEPORTED. ]
One Element Wants t. Hang Former
Marshal Of Victor.
SEVENTEEN ARE DEAD
Western Federation Of Miners Offers
Reward OF Fire Thousand Dollars
For Capture Of the Perpe-
traitors Of Outrage.

Cripple Greek. Colo. June s.-Apart
from a few small fights in connection
with the rounding up and arrestins OF
union miners. no outbreak occurred in
this district Tuesday. Two local militia
companies and a small army of armed
deputies under Sheriff Edward Bell
are in full control of the camp. Though
there has been no turbulence there 10
an undercurrent of feeling which
bodies III.
Secretary Clarence Hamlin OF the
Mine Owners association declared
thai two prisoners. now held In che
armory in Victor. would be run over
the hills and warned never TO return.
There is a minority element that
wants to hang N. w. O'Conneil. for
mer marshal Of viOtor. suspended and
under arrest. and also Alfred Miller,
charged with having started the riot
which resulted in the killing OF Roxie
MCGEE at the mass meeting In Victor
Tuesday afternoon and several other
leaders. MO hanging viii take place,
however. in all probability unless re-
ststance is offered by word ar action ~
the prisoners. IT would require but
httle excitement to have a wholesale
hanging
Virgil King. a union leader and fif-
teen others arrested in Cripple Creek.
have been taken TO Victor for deporta-
ton. A We'll grounded rttnor In to
the effect that "a large number OF un-
lon miners working in the Portland
mine VIII be arrested The building
owned and occupied by Miners uuton
No. 40 in Cripple Greek ~ ia charge Of
the MALTA. The front windows have
been demolished and the big sign Of
the w F. o. NJ. torn down.
City Marshal w J. Graham was
forced 20 sign by the citizens com
msttce. heated by L. e., Newcomh.
cashier az the First National bank
and Charles n Cro@der Was appointed
as his successor by 'hr city council.
which convened at once to confirm
him Justice of the Peace g ~. Har-
r1nstou. said 10 be a union syrupathis-
or. heard that the commtlte was 10
wait on him and rendered his reslg-
him County Judge Alhert : Frost IS
out Of fhe city bat IL saAd uilI be
asked 10 rcs EE as soon as no arrives
here and ao wII Frank r M@nrox.
county clerk and recorder
IL IS further reported that Assistant
District Attorney ] e.. Cole who is
very much d.SukeJ hy uiue owners
and members - the Citizens alliance.
wI'l hs fonou~llrd 80 re}iuuutsh his
office. Al office holders whoae reslgna-
tiors have been demanded have fur
uiSned them wben Threatened vita
hanging
Photographs ~ Charles Mccormack
AMI Melvin Feck. Ahu Wr'r KILLED bv
an Internal rraehiue I'm the Ntualcator
wl0e Noyerrtse e. 1893. and ~ other
Nird}rator suIuers who were found IN
possession ~ Frank Cochran. eecre-
tarv ~ arp ~ the miners uNir~ts -
Victor This discovery greatly aRltat~
e. officials W the Mire DVuars anso-
citation. who declarr1 thst Cochran
shall be hanged unless ne 8fscloses sfi
that De knows concerning fhe uutrnxs.
They believe he has Information that
Will lead to fhe arrest 81 fh~ perpe-
traitors - fhs crime
~ was estimated az o'clock Tues
DAY afternoon that 1909 Deputies had
been sworn in by sheriff Eeu THIS
Victor Record was seu~ufed rs T.
special committee appointed BIS the
sheriff before publication vss permit
ted Tuesday
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