The chronicle=news., 1914-04-27

Tho governor stated that he would
make = demand upon the stTlkesS TO
give up the Chandler mine. 4
There was some desuitory firins
durisE the nisbt st 6Opris. 10 Las
Asiaas couaty. but NO ~ssuslties
were reported.
Uadersherih zske Martin reported
to tho governor that the situation NJ
Trinidad Vas stTAiaed: that his
deputies guarding the coaaty jail
had been without sleep for three
nixhts. Il being feared that the sssik-
ers might any momsst make a. ~.
tack. possibly In an effort TO reseue
Louis xsnesaelii. held ON . charge
Of murder In connection With the
kiiiinx Of nsiceiive George W. Beleh.
or in Trjaitad November 80. y
Hunssoas coafsTesee. we're In pro.
srsss today. all Of which we're said
- dspssa u,oa tho decision Of fed
ssolnanlhortties relative tn seadiss
uaitsd States lrooi,s and the result
u the Prssideat's appeal 10 John D.
Rockefeller to bsias about . settle
meat of the strike.
II rsply 10 . letter from Gosesnos
Ammoas denaadiag tho peareshi-
ssEs-ades Of the Chandler mine aad
s-aaessias isformsiion as 10 whrih-
or the strikers would observe the
truce. joha u, i.a~sos. Joha Nri.<n-
sas sad y I. boyle. officials Of the
usiteA Aia~ Wosk~ss of Ameries.
s~as . Letter 10 the eAcrusiee ssAiinx
shsy had advised their mcn to with
|Arav fsoa Chandler and ~.ss COO
sississ their siofsis To secure an OBJ
ssssasec of tho truce.
0ossSaos Aaaoas' letter TO the
|ssioa issA~ss follows;
Contrary To the afsssErmsns
made b~s~e~s your people and Gos-
|esaoe rissasssid. the Chandler
Inise ~ss attacked saa sak-s b.
sssistsx miscss yesterday. ~ssi
TO ksou within IN hoas whether you
will iaoedisseiy tara over p~s.esh.
~ 10 its o~s-s~ the Chandler mise
ssa vithasss yoas .ea noa IL.
II also learned that strikers at
talked the sopsis mise this ssossiss
as halt pass ssses ssA stopped o.ef-
AiIoss thew. sa siss isfofaed
fssa TsiasAsa that ihesc arc soa.
ssasi shsvais Of ssiaehtss The .sua.
Ity jail saa that The sheftfrs fosves
10 ehssse of The Jail have he~a aosi.
sisA hy is.ephoac that the i-saess
sasaos sostsoi the striking miners
vho desire Ia siiAsk the pi,e~.
"rt~asp let nc kso~ whether you
ess sad viii soassul your mss ~
} ihsse aslsAbosias pise~As'
TAe ssSiy Of The aaiaa leader,
fo,toss:
"Yoas eo0asalsalioa dated Apsti
Is:lh. isis. svseivsA as ic:ss this
oossiax. asd desire 10 say 10 seply
that us arr cot osiy ~iiiisx ~, have
tesa 1oiss esessshiss 10 our po~-s
10 oAisssia p~see ssa r-.sor- order.
4 -coes-ssisx the attacks inca.
sIoaed II y~ar cuemasieaisoa Of the
Chandler miae yesterday. there ~.
20 nssy conflicting stories as To Who
sss the ssssrssoe that &c have not
b~ea able ur 10 this tine to i~ssn
defIsisely who was responsible bat
sssc eoaiisucd 10 advi.r our nsca
that . truce 10 % sad unass no cir.
eumsiaae-s viii ~e s,pspse ot their
1oisG saylhias lhsi is In vioiatioa
Of the truce i~Sms With the qaatifi.
eassoa that wc expect them TO project
sheaserisrs. their homcs and faatl.
~ in tho Cseal Of an attack by the
militia or suamcu. We have advised
thea 10 withdraw from the Chandler
property ani have s~ai messengers ie
the hills TO iafotm those who may
BOT have kno~s of the tra.c.
"Consssaine the attacks en sopsts
wc arr not advised. and the officials
lot the miaers' union have offered to
project the jail ia Triaidad.'
ssoscsnos k:'iss ~. Amm0us st -
o'clock Saturday aisht selcstarhc''
formal demand uuoa President VIII
sor TO scad federal truogp inso the
Colorado coal strike noac.
Immediately following this act. the
states chief executive called = sI'c-
cisi session ot the legislature to con.
>cne Nay I.
Tic bascd his dcmsad for United
Ssaies soldiers on Section Z. Article
Z. Of the Constitution of the United
S,ates. This provides that on appli.
cation Of the legislature. OF Of the
executive twhcn the legislature can.
not b. eonseacdp the government
shall protect q state against invssion
or domestic vfolcnee.
The demand uroa the prcsideat
for federais troops WIS made "a .
lcnsthy telegram. Il calls for not