New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11

military protection Tomorrow. When KynsTs
plant was wrecked. J. r. KArr. proprietor OF
The Cripple Greek star" offered Kyner the use
o. The Star" plant. llyner accepted ana maze
,-.rara+,ons 20 publish his paper To-Day but a
co,on,ft-ee OF si;szers v~aited on Karr. inform
ing MIN TINT 81 he permitted kyner to use Inc
etar" plsnt - also would be wrecked. Under
"a. eircurnsiAnces IIYner could net use The
gar plart. and Re ran on single eheeI
dummy ana sent il through the malls In order
"a r,rotect his contract. To-day General Ben
,roruised him military protection IN using Inc
s-ar" pant. and ne accepted The pTopos'tioh'
retertive. are looking for Victor Poole and
sh.-,ran PARKER. who left the camp after the
Ipdepeueence explosion. ofhcers IN the ento-oy
~ the Mire Owners Association say that poole
ard Parker purchased tickets over the hocE
gsland Railroad Poole fo- McCune' KAN ana
Parker for Kansas CITY. and boarded UAlh
81 Colorado Springs several hours si'eF the
explosion.
,rl,e following Teller County otncia!s are eN-
uss IRON, their homes. and win not return 10
,,-frp!e Creek while the military is in control
cv-.nz 10 reports that TIE citizens committee.
srl!ch is cooperating wi;h the military intencs
20 force them TO resign their Offices District
Judge ". p. Seeds. County Judge 4. s. Frost
county Assessor +. J. DeyaUlt. County Treas
urer y. J. Mcneil EEd County Clerk T. ?.
,t2nnix. All except Judge Seeds are IA Denver
Judge Frost said to-day:
have not been asked fer my resignation, but
] have heard that members or the mob which
has taken control CT the affairs Of the county
after well The other county on
GERS. shall stay IN Denver until after the
militia has been Withdrawn from the district.
! have no idea OF resiEning, hut ii Is Impossible
20 do business properly and orderly in Cripple
creek under present conditions. Judge Seeds
mas telephoned me not 10 return 10 Cripple
Creek until the military rule has been aool-
The conditions IN the district at present are
such that do not feel it hest 10 hold any court
there. / shall hold court here for Il week for
Judge Lindsay who has gone East. It Is known
among all the officials who have left Teller
County that the officials who we're caught there
we're forcibly taken before q committee and
were asked TO resign their Offices They were
asked TO sit down 1 a HE which two ropes
with the hangnans moose tied il the ends were
lying.
Joseph Hamilton. chairman II the Democratic
County Central Committee WAS called before
the citizens deportation committee to-day and
sszeo concerning his sympathy with unionisrn.
Mr.. Hamilton acknowledged that he believed in
unions. and he Wss told that he must leave the
camp within The next four days Re was
allowed this reprieve because Of his standing in
the community and because he is a Mason. Mr..
Hamilton one OF the delegates from. t4is
county 10 the recent Democratic State Ccnven-
zion al Pueblo.
Squads are cut, securing the hills IN search
OF certain men who wanted in connection
with the Independence assassinati'ns. kilograms
have been sent to sherihs ana chiefs of police at
outside points. asking them to watch for these
persons, whose names are not mads public,
Sheriff Edward Bell has issued an order that al
saloons in the district must remain closed until
Monday, June 10.
The excitement in the district IS gradually
Subsiding. Work resumed to-day mines
employing nop-union men. which had been
closed since Monday. the Stratton Independence
being the frst 10 open The Portland mine re-
mains closed, by order Of General Bel, and its
five hundred employees will he compelled to aban-
don the union or leave the district. Employers
in all branches OF business in this city. without
any exception far known, have signed this
agreement proposed by the Citizens Alliance
not 70 employ help Of any kind that is con-
nected with the District Trades Assembly, the
state Federation Of Labor. the American Labor
Union or the Western Federation " Miners, or
any kindred organiza tons This agreement OF
the proprietoTs has caused roDsternation among
The clerks and employees in shops an6 stores
who are members of the retail clerks, BARRIERS
carpenters, hartencers'. cooks and other trade
unions, as all viii have 10 resign 10 hold their
places.