The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-14
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ness are being shown in discussing the
strike situation ia all of its various
About is men are i'm the bun pen at
the present time. A list for deportation
has been made out to be presented 70
General Bell, who viii be sent out TO-DAY
OF tomorrow. The total number viii be
between fifty and seventy-five. if the list
which has been prepared is not amended
by General Bell The destination OF inc
next party to be depOTted has not been
officially announced and viii not be until
the train is well outside the district. -
is understood, however that the men VIII
be taken either to New Mexico or Jtah.
Say They Were Shot At,
Lieutenant Cole and q squad have been
scouting in the neighborhOOd Of Duunvllie
not captured by the military after the
fight last Wednesday. Soldiers who have
returned say they were shot az from
ambush, but were unable TO locate the
persons who fired the shots.
4 number Of arrests were made TO-DAY
the most important being that Of 'FTauh
j. Hangs, attorney for the Western FED
Grafton of Miners. The arrest was or
dered by General Bell.
Mr.. Hangs was brought from Victor 70
Cripple Greek and placed IN the Dun pen
Strict orders we're given that he be not
allowed to communicate with anyooqy.,
General Bell said In connection win lHe
quiet and good of the county OF IelleL
and the state of Colorado
The contemplated Withdrawal OF troops
has called out protest from the tiliZgtls
Alliance and Mine owners 5Assy t5.. ll,' +
and III is likely that Governor PeaDOuy VII
be asked TO continue the soldiers i'm th6
field for an indefinite period me clt-
Zens say that martial law mas hda d
saiutary effect, and they fear that II de
Clared off at present many OK the oS-
ported men will return. SALOONS were per
mitted to reopen TO-DAY.
Hangs VIII Be Held.
Attorney Hangs, it is said, win be held
as military prisoner Just as FEealueL'
Charles II. Meyer of the Miners Fedora
ton has been held at Telluride.
General Bell sent out party OF sol
diers and deputies on horseback TINS dil-
ernoon to capture party of twenty-five
to forty armed men who, the military au-
th0rities declare, are hiding lu the noun
tains north of Cripple Greek ana are pre-
pared to resist TO the death. Inc Sedrcn-
ing expedition is equipped for four days
absence should so much time be required
to accomplish its purpose
Tt is reported that some OF the aEPoL teu
men have already returned to the dlsLllDt
but 80 far as known none OF lien nave
been recaptured.
A man named Fitzpatrick, am elderly
member of the Victor miners union, Whs
had been imprisoned in the bull pen since
Tuesday of last week. has been removed
to the county hospital He is SufterinE
with kidney and stomach trouble result
ing from blows received In the riot winch
occurred one week ago TO-DAY IN tHt
streets of victor. lie was formerly sIei-
if of Plattsburg, n. y.
Five okthe couucflmen of the town Oh
Anaconda resigned today under pressure
Two OF them have been confined IN tnt
bulI-pen for several days. Their success
g0rs are principally superintendent oil
the mines in the vicinity of the town