The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
NOT FINAL
4 U''.n IN tho Arr-.m~st Mate n-sw~es
rswa-ri, and '.o.id rh- >tTiks ~ssii ~

4 U''.n IN tho Arre.m~st Nss~ n.s~~es
rewa-riy and ',oaid rs- >,rtks s;slt To-
.~ttIss
1T. iorIs March 1-Ias: night, wh.ie
tie executive .;ics waS IN SESSION,
tie fof.oW NJ dl>sa-ca was received from
New inS,
Computations have ARISEN sncs uaro -
a. ta tb~ msfhu's 81 artt-stfon aueta~r
e.. U.sr"rrsw - hvlI - masrs- By or
der - TIE toara.
i Eu~3I r :.
When Ia iciss-am wss received the
committee were d.SrssSus The ss-s;ton %
oIG-F.Hs the men "a return - No,N this
cmln oui their pan, w~r- arrested
ant the committee adjourned for TIE "a 80
shorty afirrwsrl Mr. C,cEsr. enc 81 80
committee. >ald To a reporter TIA; owing "a
IN, condition of affairs in \cN Xoak moth
INK cuud he lone ~ the executive com
ni;Jcr In the xsy O, ordering The men back
81 work until further ip>iTur;inus
we're ~rccc!yci from VI. Towdsry. NJ
ogier viii now - issued. Nn'Ain< can ~
done while there = to certainty thnt Afb-
tra,on NIL ~ aErrc,i o.. Mr.. Irons. The
chairman 81 the committee. y rNI~ct~d
back fruup >cda.!1 ihis motniB-. AMI lie
VII then IL with itc committee.
VvEsr Al II. Iott~
Warrants were Sworn oUt YESTERDAY ~
the instance uf >pcv!A. attorneys ~ Ire N~-
>ouFi Fac &c rad sEa o.; J.. J. Mct,arTy.
.lGicr Advocate 81 pi>iT - Assembly lot.
e. N. Chase anI i man ususs,i Burlc,l-.
under the general charge of te.ony. but fnG
the sI-cihc ufs,u>c Of ot>iiurins tra ~,
and trespas>ns upon ilc property 90 Tie
company. TfA".c has been practically to-
su.ncd uu tie Iron .ioun'a raj
TEAMS JT~ET Al KANSAS CIV
KANSAS IITN. Nc. Match 1u-lhureA az
irmp,S We're made Ia run trans here ycs
terdAy. two Of which were attended with
difficulty. TIE ar>i was a; $50. Mr..
nrase, Mr.. Dai5y aud several ether officials
had been iu the yardN >uce -four u'clock aud
n the hour mentioned had TRAN of twenty
cars loaded with gram ready {" su oIL. \
few strikers were In Tie ward, bat after
having RULED a few coupling pms they
wer. driven away ~ Sergeant Newgrtsi.
At Appleton the train was met by
CIiiLrng vii Hays and a brass
band. Al uoOn another train 81
twenty CATS was sent cas. This onr was
Ragged 81 the d.stiilcfy by strikers and tie
engineer % ihciF request backed The tram
to the State line. Here the fireman and
TWO trakc.urn let the train and refused Ia
bach. Their place, were Supplied by
other men, and At three o'clock another
start wIs made " III l;oUndsuan Met nnls
AMI pnlcrr, :oi Davis. William DAVIS,
CiaIkiu and Foster IN tie cat. Ihis time
10 interruption occurTct. the officers .e-
r~aalniug on the engine until Independence
Was reached. Tie last train out was onc
sent west NJ ! 80. Al Hama. about, eisii
miles from NSandoj,.. some thirty m.a
sptaug out of tie wos-l and s.snall-d ~. en-
gln-cI TO stop. AShe did not do So one ~ tho
men turned tie switch and the en.in. ran
uu a slate TRACK. When the train va.
half way past the switch the latter WIS
tuTitrd back and two ears wrecked. Tho
men allowed the engineer Ia clear the main
track. but a. soon IA hc bad done So tho
engine WAS killed. Mt. DraSc says be- has
the names EFF several of the party and that
ui them va, a svitchman Who siIuc@
With the knights 81 Labor.
AINhuJ fu. Ten. March 30-hn eng ~
and Tn cJI, arrived here yesterday fgutu
foit Worth. The strikers drove tie IN
ciurrf~ fIrm the csb ant Killed the ru.l...
AMI last night thIity MASKED tinker locked
up the guard at ih. round hou>, and d.
ADDED the engines iu D.. \ stiOis guard IS
GatyHlu the bu. ding.