New Britain herald., 1914-04-29
STRIKE ZONES ARE
 QUILTED BY RAIN Attack by PluVius Drives Infu1ted Colorado Miners to Cover. FEDERAL TROOPS ARE ARRIVING

Prospect of Indefinite Peace Between
 Warning Factions Illumines Horizon
 Gov. Ammons Announces His
 Plan of Action.
 Denver, Col, April 29.--Violence in the strike zones of Colorado came TO an end shortly after midnight when downpour of rain drove to cover striking miners who were attacking the Walsen mine. near Walsenburg, the only point in Colorado where ac- tual violence obtained, and today dawned with the prospect of indefi- mite peace between the warning in dustrial factions. Federal troops from Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming, arrived in Colorado early today and troops from Fort Leavenworth, Kan sas,s were expected to reach the state before night. The soldiers from. Wyoming went to Canon City. and those from Kansas probably will go to Trinidad. b4 EFt
 The situation in the northern dis trict became quiet yesterday when the strikers ran out of ammunition and --their supply could not be replenished, and upon the arrival of the state troops there.
 Officials Are Confident.
 In official circles here and among the union leaders there was ex- pression of confidence in the federal troops to control the situation. Gov ernor Animons, however, reiterated his determination not to withdraw , any of the state troops from locali- ties which will not be amply pre- tected by the federal soldiers.
 President Wilson's proclamation yesterday by virtue of which the fed- eral troops were ordered into Col orado, gives the strikers, "gunmen, and others until tomorrow to return to their various abodes peacefully and to cease all acts of lawlessness. From ; that moment until further orders come from the president of the United States all violators of law and order must answer to the federal govern ment. s
 situation Is Quiet.
 In Trinidad the situation today was e quiet
 Tn the northern section of the state the strikers do not know whether to expect the federal troops, and the fact that they are to be held in check by the state troops for an indefinite period gave rise today to much anx- tety lest another outbreak occur there at any time.
 Governor Anmons expressed great relief upon the arrival of the federal 1troops.
 s Party leaders conferred here today relative to the organization of the special session of the legislature which convenes May to act upon the strike situation, it's control and remedy.
 Governor Announces Plan.
 Governor Ammons announced hls plan of action to be followed upon the arrival of the federal troops to- -slay
 s'I will recall all state troops from the localities which are occupied by federal soldiers" he said ''but the state troops will remain in those dis tricts which would be otherwise un- protected. It does not seem that there will be enough of the federal . troops to station them at every point where lawlessness and rioting have been acute. They would have to be in Ludlow, Aguilar, Trinidad. Walsenburg. Canon City, Louisville, Lafayette and at other mine camps near these towns.
 T do not believe the presidents telegram to me, concerning the with drawal of state troops means that the president expects us to leave any portion unprotected, and I so advised him by telegraph General Chase and I have arranged for the recall of state troops now at Canon City and at Ludlow, just as soon as the federal troops arrive, but the troopers at the other points will remain in the field until they are actually SUD- planted by the regulars
 More Deaths Reported. H Forbes, Col, April 29.-Seven men He dead In the Forbes camp of the Rocky Mountain Fuel company. Most of the mine buildings are in ashes. Nine defenders are missing but are be- lieved to have reached thte Majestic mine; three strikers are thought to have been killed in the latest outbreak in the Colorado labor war.
 DEMOCRATS SPENT $S93.55.