The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-09

n ENNER, Colo. June 6.-Althuugh
] the trend Of opinion expressed by
the residents Of the towns SUR
pounding Cripple Greek. the scene of
the exciting events of the past three
days. is that order viii resume sway
rapidly NOW, there is an evident feel
ing OF fear Hest other ana more serious
clashes occur between the established
authorities and the supporters Of
uui0uism iu the camp. This is due 10
The persistent report which has gained
circulation, but which is given but lit
lie credenco. that all members of labor
unions regardless of their occupations.
VIII be asked 90 leave the district under
pain of deportation.
Serious Results Threatened.
The two battles today between the
soldiers and the union miners. The one
az DuunYiIe threatening at first fo
nave extremely serious results. form
the main topic of discussion through
out the camp. The Big Bull hill afafr
was simply a Skirmisu between union
men and soldiers who were securing
70 hills for miners wanted by the au-
FfhuTitieE.
AN important feature of the DAVIS
events was the appointment of a COM
mission TO deal with the military prfs-
OlrrS. This commission consists Ofetne
I9lioWing F.. ID. French, mayor of
Victor Nelson Franklin j. b. Cum
bingham, Judge IT, bIcEarry. ID. 81
copeland, T. NJ Reardou and " j.
DuiizdtlL They are well known cit
l1eHS and business men of The towns
ol The district Their disposition of
The cases brought before them win not
Dee unal- To Is the purpose 10 have them
separate the prisoners into groups So
THAI those considered deserving of be-
ing charged with crime may be held
and the remainder fTeed or deported ass
Is considered advisable The sessions
OF the commission viii be secret
More designations.
Further designations of city officials
occurred today. in some instances ef-
eating almost "a complete change in
li fhclal roster of town government
no definite clue 10 the perpetrators of
the outrage at Independence has deyeI-
ouad as yet The depurted union men
who were brought TO this city are be-
ing cared for by their brethren of the
western Federation OF Miners and
NII. according to programme. remain
here at least for the present.
Governor Peabody return from ST.
Louis has brought about uo change in
the situation. He expressed the belief
that Aljutaut General Bell had the
situation Wen iI hand and said that he
would await suggestions from General
Ben before proceeding further
After examining more rhan 100 WITT
uessas- nearly all of whom are prison
e-s iu the bun pen. ten uf the prison
eIS were released by the military COM
mission. The witnesses were conduct /
cd To the rooms occupied by the COM
mission by strong guard OF soldiers. .
The hearing is being held behind closed .
doors.
Further designations of city officials +.
lu towns In The district have been SEE
cured. among them all but one Of the +.
city council of Golddefd. NomnB had I.
been learned this evening of the de- /
tail OF soldiers under command of Ma D
jor Nayior- the new city marshal OF f.
Victor. who went n search OF the .
Fridlsy brothers, said to be encamped
ca Slraub mountain. one OF whom is
cbarEcd with killing R0Eie McCee dur
81 k1ne street riot Monday. A woTdy .
c' "a occurred tonight between State /.
Laflr COMMISSIONS ~. S. MOutgom-
ery and G.. O.. HamHn. secretary of the 4
Mine owners association. during which
the latter advanced the old Mosaic
doctrine of "au eye for any eye and
tooth Tor "a tooth.