Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-16

! troop Of cavalry rushed to the scene. Al their approach the crowd ran helter skelter down the street and dis persed in all directions when they reacted the capi5ol grounds. Six ar rests were made
 Spaulding. a suburb seven miles dis tant. where there ere many coIored miners, telephoned the governor to- night that the blacks are threatening lretaliatory measures. General Young promptly dispatched a company to that place. A plan probably unequalled in sim ] liar situations has been adopted by i General Young in order to spread his force about and reassure numercus alarmed neighborhoods. Street cars are impressed to carry gusSdsmah about on all lines in the disturbed sec tion. Such cars as still carried pas sengers were halted on their way tN the bad lands" and guards were put aboard under commsnd Of sergeants Half dozen owners of automobiles at the urgent request of Goyernnv Deneen put their cars at the disposal of General Young in order that small detacEments might be hurried to places Of pressing need. More horses were needed for the troopers, many of whom had no mounts, and arrange ments have been made to supply tiis deficiency tomorrow. The report that two mobs which were dispersed earlier in the evening had formed at a juno ton proceeding by a circuitous route to Twentieth and Monroe streets, oTNved without foundation after a strong force had been sent to that vicinity.
 The situation of the negroes here is pitiable. Those who have the cour- age to remain. show their fears plain " in grave faces and by endeavors to keep out of sight of persons on the street. Ten waitresses employed at the Leland Hotel were. compelled to leave. They were afraid of violence, and the hotel people feared damage Ito their property might follow if the colored help remained. Two porters, both of whom are fearfully attentive to white guests alone remained. They are given no duties which call them to the first floor
 Adiutant General Scott tonight estJ mated that fully 300 colored folk have left the city since last night by train alone. Many more. being without sufficient funds for the railroad trip. went to the outskirts of the city by trolley car, then with a few belongings on their backs started on a tramp across the country in search of safety
 Governor Deneen feels keenly the position in which the work of roughs and rowdies have placed the capital cities. His adherence to the treat ment of the negroes and determination to bring about a condition of law and order if 1t takes every military man in the state. is shown in a statement issued by him today. The arrival to- night of the First regiment from Chi .cago was greeted by cheers from the curious ones. wno, despite the order 10 remain indoors had lined up OF the streets in the vicinity of thejail. With the arrival of the second regiment, General Young will have more than 5000 men at his command.
 Tomorrow" said Young, "G will have affairs in order. With a fuller knowledge of the city and my men more accustomed to the streets now strange to them it Is doubtful if any transferable crowd will be able to gather
 In common with General Young. those in charge here believe the on .crgy of the demonstration will have spent itself by tomorrow night. The .eader of the mob which wrecked LOper's cafe last night. it is claimed by the police. has been definitely dis covered to have been a woman. She was arrested and gave her name at Kate Howard. Detectives who search ed the prisoner say they found table linen and silver belonging to Lcper in the house where the arrest occurred The crowd last nignt hesitated to en- ter Loper's cafe until the Howard wo- man appeared. With arms in the air she shouted she dared the men to fol low where she led. With o shout the amazon led, denOIishing the place. She led also, 1t is said, in the depreda- lions and assaults.