The Washington Bee Newspaper, November 21, 1891, Page 4

WILL THE MINERS FIGHT! 1f the Convicts Are Returned to Brice- | ville It Is Thought Blood May Flow. Great excitement still prevails in the Tennessee mining districts. One hun dred and seventy-five of 500 convicts re leased have been recaptured and are con fined at Nashville. The board of prison inspectors has de creed their return to Oliver Springs, Coa Creek, and Briceville, “when it sh made to appear to the satisfs of the board that suitable provision: for the safe keeping, health, and comfor' of the prisoners have been made at saic prisons.” Governor Buchanan has addressed ¢ tetter to Sheriff Rutherford, of Andersor county, reminding him of his oath to en force the law to the extent of his power and saying that he (the Governor) hat gone to the extreme limit of his power ir offering rewards for the capture of the convicts and the capture and convictior of the leadersof the mob. He remind: nim that the law provides that if he is inable to execute process or make arrest: the Governor may, upon the applicatior of the sheriff, furnish a posse or military The Governor then assures Sherif rd that he will have his hearty on to the full extent of hi: force. Rutherf roope’ power Th s therefore no doubt of the State's intention to return the convicts tc the mines, and if another attempt is made to release the convicts there will be blood shed, A WILD RUSH OF CARs. For Eighteen Miles They Tore Down the Mountain Side. A dispatch irom Wilkesbarre, Pa ys: One of the most thrilling railroad ents recorded occurred on the Lehigt ilroad at 4 o'clock Sunday. 4 coal train consisting of 45 cars was coming down a steep mountain grade when the brakes failed to hold. The engineer woke up the whole country around by the shrill whistle: from his locomotive. The distance fron the top of the mountain to the foot is 1€ miles). When the brakemen saw tha they could not control the train they al jumped. The engineer alone remained at his post. The train reached amomen tum of 70 miles an hour. The enginee: thinks he ran the 18 miles in 10 minutes. At the foot of the mountain the run ning train collided with a freight trair and made an awful wreck. Cars were piled up 30. The engine was overturned, but the engineer was taken out of the wreck without a s THE OLD TICKETS FOR 792. Ingalls Says the Elections Mean Har: rison and Cleveland, Ex-Senator John J. Ingalls, of Topeka Kan., speaking of the result of the late elections on theeampaign of 1892, said “enieans the renomination of Harri son, with Cleveland as his antagonist upon substantially the same issues as it 1888. The success of Governor Boies ix Towa will render him a formidable can didate for second place on the Demo cratic ticket with Cleveland, though in « Presidential election Iowa may still be reasonably considered a Republican State “The success of McKinley in Ohio will not in my judgment render him an in evitable candidate, although that idea is entertained by ni dream the experience of Hayes and Gar. field can be re; ed the third time. New Jersey at the World’s Fair. A Chicago dispatch of the 9th inst says: Governor Leon Abbett, of New Jersey and several members of the New Jers State Board of World’s Fair Commission ers, are in the city. They are here tc select a site for the New Jersey State | puilding. Governor Abbett said to-day that his State intends making a mosi elaborate exhibit, and wants all the space that can be obtained. 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