| Show GUARD BOYS ARE HOME Coal Coal Miners la s Over and All Al la Is I Peace Penco Once More Tho The last of oC tho thra troops wore nero ra ordered away front from Carbon count counti morning when Brigadier General Can Camo Cannon Cal non liar and staff Itar an nuni K B I company of ot Houn departed from the tha lIe of oC war anti and are now resting easy at nt homo home hOlo The troops occupied a special car at ache to tho Ohio early erly afternoon train and K E company continued north to Bountiful ful tub while the commanding General and ald omit his hilt staff str resident In n this oly city disembarked sem barked here Gen Gait Cannon Immediately went welt to tire the governors residence to re ro report port lorl while the tIn officers repaired to their homos borneo for Cor or Sunday dinner dimmer General Cannon Mas 8 satisfied the tho trouble was wn over the troops could coul come home hOle Hut lInt he ho said there thore four sall were ivero only Plea men of ot 13 1 who orho ho really wanted to re return return turn tur turn all ni the Ohm tJI rest rent wore sero willing trillIng to 10 con continue COl In the tho fob field longer He lie 10 did not bc Ito 10 luo there thero would beany bc n ny further troth trou trouble tru ble Irhe that Is la tr of at any magnitude antI Inel what wha t disorder might occur could easily cattily bo ho cared cored for CO ou by II the local ocal authorities ties tl Just before b tore taking the tho car CI Gen Generl oral cral erl Cannon Cantron made the Ohio soldiers a I little Itlo speech congratulating them on havIng done tione don their duty under trying circum circumstances creul stances anti and that they throy were suero now en on 01 able to return to their home Tine The troops were swore called Cled out Nov M 2 j last fo co 10 that It I innS has hO been b cn necessary for Cor forthe or orthe the tho state to maintain nn an In armed force fore at atthe the tue coal camps for Cor or two months In iii 11 re ia rl of ot disorder duo thue to Ohio tho visita visitation lion tion of r tho the foreign labor agItators The rhe cost COlt to the tIne state will wi exceed cece 2500 but bitt ome rA of ot the Ule guard declare It has been beenu money well spent and nun that but for Cor or the lie presence of ot militia nt at a t the camps tho done the tho state anti nn Its Is Indus muon trIes have reached Into 11 greater sums The famous coal strike Is dead beyond oil nIl nl hopes of oC resurrection |
