Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-15

went tuWafu IfUFus Tile NrHt man
who gUg Uu she engine wore n mask. a
buggy was driven up Co tue side Ui the
track a. this engine went on; mau Boz
% called Out "C0mu ono aud tney
drove yil towards Amtficau Fork.
Mr. H0utz- Weren't they giuzeus Of
Lsni wnu were round that eugint7
VIII ves--l uout knows they didn't
l0Ot like UitiE8us.
Mt H0u,z- What did they look
lkr2
Witness Pretty bad, with eIuta.
Uaughtur)
William Harper, employed under
Superintendent Young on the u. O..
uiNIFiau san engineer, was stationed
nt Leni Junction, wOfkiug with sue
last witness, when two alleged train
ealing took place catly last Saturday
morning. There were from thirty ~
nNy men present anu they had canes
la their hands. The witness cOt-
federated most Of the testimony given
by tho last witness. Harper himself
was placed "uudur guAru" all tue
time, The man In the buggy called out
"Cuma over more, QUO 1i you DUyt, We
ur1 ali fi.ht" aud druyU 90 soon alter.
wards tu tue direction oi LHhl. Wit.
ruH luit the train VI the sugar works.
Die recognized the defendant LUwrry
as having been BOO UuU 90 the cars ~.
uCntd 10 thc stolen tain.
Crut1-uHamiuuI-Mtu were jumping
Uu anu Jn the train all the time the
trouble was gong ON. lie did nOt
hear % talked VI beforehand tnnt ltho
cit gems OF Provo would goi tfail for
Vie industrial army anu help thom 10
get away from there.
Thomas Coppin, employed on The
uiah division VI the ". Il, MS lUUImo.
tive frumau, SAID hu was sleeping in
the coach ~ L1hi Junction, us was
also engineer Blake, whom awakened
by noise outside last Saturday morn.
lug, between 4 . ami u'Clucg. Niun
entered the coach ami requested wit.
noes aud the engineer b. dfcas anu 20
with them 10 the engine, which
was then coupled on 20 the coaches
The men also said they wanted
them TO do ne they were bid, anu most
VI them, n not all, had clubs. There
were thirty OF more ia nll. Blake told
witness ~ run the engine while hc
tBiakrl ran II Into the iitoh, 70 hu
could. The engine was uitchtd near
FfOyO, witness gud tho engineer hav-
ing gone the whole way. several Of
tho mon "gavo orders" They au
from ten TO twenty .lye miles au nour,
having been requested to run last"
just after passing American FORK a
request was made 10 stop little farther
on; thOy aid NO and the rcst Of tho
men camping there, after loading up,
g1t on the train, Between tnsfe nnd
Provo no other stop was made. just
west Of Provo the engine passed over
three torpeiJus, At short distances
apart. When the frat torpedo Wa
struck witness was ABOUT 90
stop the engine, when a0ms Of
the mon told them 10 gO on,
A. II was "only q biuG." The engine
was ditchud soon alter this. IL was
then Just getting daylight aud witness
recognized one Of the men-ho who
did the hriug; but he did not see him
among "tho crowd" VI defendants now
Ia court
Witness was thon requested TO walk
over 10 the bench full of defendants
aud poiut out those whom he saw
trying 10 get the engine out Of the
ditch. lie named Crouch, COvingtou
anu Newell from among the number.
I
ing oriursGn asked Mt. Van Colt.
"No," answered the witness, "eAoh
man appeared To be his own bOrs."
Court adjourned NJ this point u9,3U)
Tor luncheon, Eud tho twenty-siN
do'oudauls-minua "GuuetaW Carter
were provided with y colo luncheon
Ia the grand Jury room a. the eEpons
Of tho Territory.
AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS.
This afternoon Fireman Coppin was
recalled Tor OtOas.tNAm luatiOn. Asked
what kind Of "clubsn the men carried,
witness described them AH sticks about
three or four feet long aud an inch u
an inch aud u hall iu diameter.
Deputy Marshal Fowler, Of Provo,
was the next witness, lie said that ht
demonstrated with the men who we're
working around thu doraileI engine al
Provo on Saturday morning and
warned them 10 deslst from Interior
unus with the railroad c0mpany's
property, failing Ia which the
warrants for their arrest would
be enforced. The reply came
"Y0u are not big enough 20 arrest Nj
20 10 h you e. ola b.; We are gOins
to do a. We please Witness now
Identified from among thu twenty'siS
defendants Rhode, Novel;, Wilson
Crouch, Eblin, Smith, Gregory, Wan
Buskitk aud Morrow, ne having been
present on Saturday morning giving
/ orders, working al tho ongine,o or taking
some other part IN tho proceedings
Fowler pnTtiCularIIBl the acts VI sew
efal OF the defendants, which Included
] ina usg nj lad language and the flour
! lshiug OF clubs. The army was en-
camrod in q vacant lot iust south o.
tho railroad track and all the defend
ants were arfegttd within the camp
Whom witness arrested the "Guuera'
the latter was crossing the tracks goiul
towards camp.
Asked how the iudualriallsts ACiel
when the deputy marshals arrive,
from this city, witness said-Ihey
acted as detiantly W. men possibly
could by yelling, cutulug and iretlnl
them IN almost every KIND " Language
they could think Of, raised their cluO
anu swung them around,
In cr0ss,UEamiuatiun Mr. Fowler
said he did not zee Deputy Marsha
Dyer draw his gun upon any Of IN
men.
Attorney HoutE-Thoso clubs did no
| deter you, did they2
WitueHs-Well,t they has quite q ten
dency 10 stop me, (LsughtCrl W.
did not keep the men back very VASTLY
I can tell you; they were very deter
| mined lot,
| Witness stated further that no bel.
warrants fOr the arrest 0i these met
| BRFlV IN the uHy. but lac dared no