, 1874-10-21

| tile Michigan Central mol. placed guards
| In Charge Of the uwitchoB, AMI gavo orders that
other II any men woro tnKon OH board. Nor
/ wcre my mon allowed to pass tho p,okoss with
out a paBB
THE READING or THE DOCUMENT
tooli long while, HIr. Gardner often interrupt.
Ing for the purpose Of gaining time, mud tho
troops began to grumble, thoy Having had moth
ing to ent siuco They loft indianapolis tho evening
previous. Tho rations whiot, tho officials Of thu
Mr. Gardner, boing appealed to. not to
| insiht longer OIL tho reRaing Of tho docu-
ment. as tho mon wore almost starving,
offered tho provisions which had been provided
for wae acceptca. and 1ragon-ond Of provisions
eoon made its appearance. All diaclpline was
nov thrown inside, and the half-famiAhed War;
rios
CHARGED ON THOSE pnovIgloSB,
aud In lesB thau no time tho entire load was dB-
| posea Of Tho troops foit better aftor having
refreshed thomsalvoa,s and they wore bound now
to do something. As it had been learned that 3lr.
aa ho had ACTED leader most Of the tmo, search
was m0tlo for him with party Of soldiers, but
lo was not found, but instead several Of thoAo
TINT had boon most violent and blatant the day
| rest. About this ti1no the TcRdlng Of tho doc,l-
1nent WaB finished, and tho 4horiH again at-
tempted to arrest Afr. Gardner. Ito aakcd to be
allowed to 60 Oft for faw minutes with tho
AulutAQk.AGNEIAl RG Wu0lu 1luFC IDlnKH u1nlG-
ably settled ut tho san1e time lio gayo his word
Of honor that he would deliver hlmsolf up after
| that. His request waa, after a lonE controversy
| and as the speoial re<lues: Of tho Adintant-Gen.
| sral. granted. They walked OF together. and
/ after awhile it was ascertsinod that they hRd
| GONE TO LAKE. ETAr1oN,
| Everybody wondered what they had gone thero
for, aud why the Adlutsnt-G Gohoral TITS alowin.,
nneh delay Wlo they vsrs At Lake Station
| bloody one. Judge Cownn pent OF iueasun-
| ger on hosscbaok to Miller Station with din-
| patch. When tho messenger passed ono of the
engines stumbling On tho track the engineer con'-
,nenced to ring tho bell mud blow tho whistle, Tor
tho purpoeo Of frightening tho horso, aud hea,c-
ceeded in lais object. Sheriff Joucs vito ssood near
| bv, attempted to arrast tho rorpotrntor Of thH
outrage, but the other naeu on tho engine re-
sstet, md tried to push him of. He called for
| Aolp, and judge cowau rcn to his aid und took
! hold OF two Of tho rnon, keeping them at buy,
while the EhoriE WEB calling for the aid Of the
militia. The Holti,ora rusod to their guns, tho
! drums wero boat, and they ca1ne GU III double-
! quick with charged tayonets. The men on tho
train whon they uaw this rasutcsl 10 LONGER hit
willingly allowed themselves to bo arrested aud
marched oH hy tho guards. Aitor long ab
| honce, Afr. Gardner aud tho Adjutant- General
| returned fron, Lake Station, and announced
that tho managers Of the Michigan Central had
decided to make
AN UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.
Mr. Gardner then went on tho top Of tho bar
ricade on which his men welo ,nagaed, and nd.
| viael t1om to submit to tho State guard who
| wero acting under the orders Of tho Governor,
| The company by surrendering. ho said. did not
celo auy OF it's rights but they merely submitted
| to the orders Of tho Governor and to atperiur
force. Tile mon voro undoubtedly GLAD to leave
their perous position, and thoy u ouce laft tho
| balricudea aud tlitches md Hlgseed next
| tu the gate Of the fei1co. The soldiers then
| surrounded them, and nGtohcd tho ontiro
crowd within tho inclosulo as prisoners, aud ito
| nooner wero they insido than tho Gatting g1lus
Woro arranged to cogor them. They submitted
| like herd OF cattle. aud no demonstration by
| tsrollnd and patiently awaited tic oventa that
wora to come Tho surrender was naado ut OK
| actty Il o'clock nj.
TIE CONSTRUCTION conps
OF the Baltimore l. Ohio then marched up aud
commenced to remove tho ba11icades, which was
done With lightning speed. Tho trnns which
had been standing ol, tho track wore also movod
ont u tho right.of-way by order Of Mr. Garaner:
An inlNnonBo fotco wont to work at ouco, and
put In tllo ogosainge over Which 10 much haa nj
ready been said, md which has cauGcd already
moro trouble than other crossings ever construct
od. This completes tho last ink Of Tho Baltimore
this city to Baltimore. The question now ariEcs
what to do with MI tho prisoners, it being jnlpoB
sibla to koop l,500 men under arrest aud Lave
llom bouud oysr bofore d Justice Of the Pence,
three OF whom were On tho ground
LoDBylE6 TO SECURE THE JOB.
In Wow of tho fact that these 'ucn lad merely
obeyed iustructioua and wore ignorant OF the
fact that they wern committing 9 crime. 1t waa
decided to pick out few Of the rihgloatlors and
let the balance 50 home With warning. As the
mou left tho grounds t!4ey luatlly clcered and
lurrahcd, and wero in retnrn cheerotl by ihe no.
bio defcndors Of tho State Of Indiana Mr.
uSr reporter that lie hhd tclegsaphed to Dir.
Joy tor instructiops aa ECON az ho heard OF tho
arrival Of tic militia, and ap ho was
monontarily expecting III ANSWER, ho used
| I'll ,neans ut his command to secure delay.
For ths reason, also, he took tho AdjutRnt-Gen-
eral to Lake Station, aB tho dispatch would come
ulsre. While there, tho anxio1lhly- dis
patch arrived, in which Dir. Joy Enid that
LEGAL PROCESS MuBr BE OBSERVED.
They wanted no shooting nor killing; they would
have enough Of TINT aftar the crossing ia In. On
tho strength Of this dispatch Mr. Gardner sur
rendered.
TUE PARTIES ARRESTED.
Tho following Ayo the nAmcH Of the parties
arrested, regular warrants for riot, etc., having
been sworn out against thom: II. A. Gardner,
Cbief-Engneer;, 9oaoph johnson, Ioad1nahtar;
james Potts, Observation-Disclosures Patrick Ilo-
o'Neil. foreman; George Lock, nachinst;
George Lawrence. conductor construction
train Hiram Il. Johnson; conductor
sons'tfucim,tssn so.' aarfstt st,o wooh ysrd. D.
construction train; Alva q. spauldinG. earpou-
ter; Patrick Donnolly, track repairar; Henry
Iickheises, enginoer. Mr.. uartluor. the Chief
Engineer, waa not kapt under guard lilo ths rest
Of tho prisoners. but allowed to bo around On
his parole.
THH PRISONERS HELD
In the evening. all Tho prisoners we're taken
boforo Justice Tlomas j. Fields, OF Portage
Township. aud held over for the action Of the
Criminal Court.
The Indiana 9tato Gunrda will replxtn ou the
sceno Of the late disturbance until to-day, when
they will return tn indianapolis, covered NTH
glory, having won thelr first grand victory.
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