New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
AZ AGREEMENT REACHED EY THE WAR
RING FORCES.
..,,,,,c,xs ARE LEFT IN POSSESSION GF
THE HALL OF EEPRESENTATIVEs-
TROOPS DISMISSED AND TIE Dis
,.,.-.1, I i.E-r TO TIE NIETS-
prrr LEFT TO TIE COURTS.


49,. on Kap.l.-avc., where they will hot' their
o,;,cs Following is the text of the agreement
L.ond ny Gcvcrnor Icwclng ana tn committee
n the Republican House: u
II being the understanding that the House
presiatI o,,' ~ moe, tie House presided 10y Mr
mucla,s shall remain ia P-,'S'ioh oil Representative
ASH The Hou,c presided oycr by Mr.. DunImore
shai IN like manner b. mdi'nI9r1 M , ana I,.J
u "w nav If il desires. select room In III" Sat'
I,ouss for II, meetings other than K'.2r'''""'V'
lial No arrests are to be made by either House of
c,,beis or 0ficcr, nf IT," Other. ,,
The militia TO be Immediately relieved inclnd-
inc The Jew recruit. sWoT In. ana the eh'llhN posse
to se NINA companies now en- route for Topeka 10
hs Immediately lci.araphci u by the Governor to re-
turn 10 'l'i' HUM" H. D. LEwELMNC, Governor.
GEORGE l.. DrtGL\>>,
J. X. CUBElSDN.
rorr,toc on the part Of the House prcsid over by
NJ Douglass
The following additional memorandum was at
tachcd to the ,recmcnt
Tho memo,arda ihi, day ,lcncd bv Governor Le-
ceiling c1rc' " Douglass. d. W. Eastman and J.
K Cuib,ori committee Of ~" ioI'' OF Nprr,'n,t
tves presided over by Mr nTrf'" 10 M W
i,hrr the Douglass DuI.sma.c House Il the legal
organization or eaalari"r 1 ,hr 9'rr or Nv u Of ch
Touses and shall he used IN court OF any lcgi'ia-
tive body evidence fcn any person, party or Boy,
record rS Of either the DousaNs House the Dunsmoc
"OD''' u ' L. D. IEWELLlNG Governor.
" Tt'IE,,E E>.IN,I +, E'' GLASS;
j. X. tlBl'l>oN.
romm~,co on the part II The House presided over by
Ny. Douglass.
II was after consultation lasting from
O'Clock until l2:3c that Governor Lrwcliins
and the RcpuhlicsHs signed tn" peace agreement
The news of the settlement of the revolution WAS
received in the Republican hall with the widest
demonstrations If joy Greer after cheer echoed
through the broad corr or, of the state House.
Hats were thr.wn into tie air. coats Were taken
of and waved vii llv This demonstration ceased
only when the legislators had chccrcd them
selves hoarsc The terms of the peace ar" a
complete backdown hy the Governor. and TN" Ii"
publicans claim that they have gained all tha'
they ever demanded. The decision OF th" courts
is now awaited with great anxiety. Ihc Iopn-
lists are much discouraged AZ the turn aIialrS
have taken. and arc abusing the Governor lor
agreeing to the terms OF peace. Many oil INC
leaders say that they will not obey the supreme
Court if it decides against them.
Immediately after the agreement had oFh
signed dispntshcs were sent ont by Adutant-
General Artz ordering all troops now on tilclr
way TO the capital 10 return to their homes. Inc
Populists also loaded down the wires with messages
10 their supporters that all occasion iof th'i'
presencc here had passed for the time benz. oo"r
OF the hot-hcaded POpulists from out oi 'o"h
are inclined to be decidedly ugly over the 'n'h
affairs have taken, contending that the "lNerho'
should have held his own un'iI the Kepuo'I'fh'
were either starved ont or driven ont oi '"'
State House. Among the citizens geheraHI' HOW
ever there is u feeling of profound Ic'' ''l"' '"
crisis has been avertcd without bloc 'Sheu' an"
tbot tho rood name of the State is not 10 he
1..-.1
svmpathizors with both sides began WIN ''lr
ot,crnoon trains. and by morning III" city WI
have resumed lis usual peaceful aspect.
Evervtblnc is allowed 10 remain III N'd'u quo
until the S,rrcmc Court decides The habeas corpus
cas.s 70 br lrough, following the arrest Oh "i'k'
q, IN, Unuses 70 determine which is the legally
constituted BODY. ,
The snow last night reached depth OF 100,
before il ceased failing. Til" soldiers ihd'h,"'"'"
their line through )ut the storm with great i'''n
veni,nc. and some suffering. When the gu'fos
were relieved this morning the relief iouhu wen
beaten paths 10 tread The guards wrf" incr''N''
later on The guard al the MAIN entrance wa"
trebled. and when people holding passes iT'"',
Yesterday presented them 10 the eu"rus ,'''
found that they had been r'Scind'u' .'"
passes were issued hy Governor L'""l'l"S
only. and were given ont by his prva'" secretary
violated their agreement hS inslnnatins l"rSc
number Of dcpu,v slcrns into the hail. AoJu,
tant.G,reral hrtz had, therefore, recalled all
passes. ,
When the Republicans attempted to take paSl.-
cts filled with provisions for breakfast through
the lines the guards would not permit '"''i -
pass. Finally Representative DAVIS pfoouic" an
order from tire House TO take g"aru oi H'"0
men and bring provisions INTO 'hc iio">
Davis selected his men ana made "eorsc y '''''
h,s nh;o, ais..rt They procured four large
lasketfuls Of provisions and arriving AT tine III"
Of the guards demanded passage through pnr.' ,no
sonts,vo las and Nr. Stein thrust the bayoncts
Of the guards aside and shouting 10 lile n'h hrc"k
hind item Come on, boys iiauc a., hasn
through the line. All the way rom h We t,Iinn
Of supple. squad of deputy sheris had lal.fn
in behind the procession. All followed tnt
leaders and made way through thc iiic Mar"oo ~
dffcuhy little chap about tWeiNc H''I' iov'
age attenpted 10 get through in the rush. I i-"
tenant PATTY. in charge of the guard, poa',r"n ,,as
upon the little fellow The boy ress'G ,,cnan an"
slekng and scratching when the ,Io hnv
eboked him into submission. lie had 'hr ~
down in the snow and was choking him bluc IN
ue face when some one struck the oio,; H.; " ,r"s
blow on the head with u club, telling MN P'o'1
tate mon ,bc oronnd and bringing the bioo1
FROM tie severe cut inflicted. licutcnahr r"ih
rose and threw back his coat as IL 10 bm" Gr" and
revolver Mr. Stein got tho drop on nm NV, .',,"
threatened TO shoot if Patty drew MS rcNo'au,' rev &
Patty walked away and serious coniiict VII
svered TIE guards were thereafter trcolfo ,,n, an
along the line and strict orders were lSsuct ', ,h
no one should b" admitted unless armcn wiz. Wv
Governors pass During the morning company r,.
Of twenty militia arrived from Salna Ihcy M,'o ro
met at the station by Sheriff WilKersoh' WIN
~ofc them in as peace onlccfs. phl;oor.
The Injunction snit hroaght by th" R"pnDlirans an,
against the Auditor Of State 10 cnIol' M" d ir1ar
paying the salaries of the PopnliNt members err uaucd @
the Popnlist Legislative Appropriation oh' r;1 ca1
up before the district court this morning oi, pa,i
9vermeyer. Reprcscna,iv" CaryGr and 'neSI@e Ig1@r
Webb represented the Populsts. The Repnh,I-
can contention is that the bill authorizing ~"
payment Of the per diem dnes was illeeal,.