The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21
COXEY UPSANDDOWNS.
Release OF Some Wealers and
Arrest of Others
AlARcE cAMPAT HELENA. MONT.
Gen. Sanders Talks Of Suing the
Onion Pacific for Damages.


ing Train aad Usias II I've Days
6ss. ksslsy's Heats RafssA IN the
AsssissiPpi-Nsws 81 the Regiments.
NaMra, Idaho. May M--Eieht more In.
dustrisis charged with contempt In at
tempting to steal Union Pacific trains
were sent from here to Boise, where they
viii be tried with the Others from Green
River. They got aboard freight train al
Caldwell and refused to get Off until ar
rested. party Of more than forty men
made an attempt TO capture the engine of
q work train last night. but IL Vas cut OF
and run into Boise.
The company Of the Seventeenth in
fantry Was transferred from Boiss to Psca-
teiic today. A company Of the Fourth
cavalry has arrived from walla walia %
assist the msrshals.
HKLESA. Mont. May eo--Ail the Coxsy-
ties captured ~ Forsyths by the military
have appeared before Federal Judge
knowiea Forty.shrss. including the
leaders. we're sent 20 the county jail for
from thirty days to eight months, the
others being liberated on the promise not
to interfere with Northern Pacific trains.
Those liberated number about 200. and
they have established camp near the
city. The will hold . mass.mseiing here
tomorrow night Just what their future
plans are they refuse TO divuige
The $50 Coxeyitss who asols Northern
Pacific train yesterday in the western part
ofths state and were captured By Deputy
United States Marshal Haley. are stiil in
custody 1t Arlse. II 10 expsctsd that they
will b brought here tomorrow.
TofKKA, Kan, May M.-United States
District Attorney Perry has tslegraphed
from Wichita to Judge Watsrs. attorney
for Gen. Sanders and his Common veal
Army, that owing TO other Judicial en-
gassmsnts Il would b. imposs,bls for
Judge Williams 70 try the cases. This
probably will have the effect Of postponine
the cases until the next term OF court
unlsss they are dismissed by the volun-
tary action OF the government or by
habsas corpus proceedings institutsd by
the men themssivsa The latter. II In
stitutsd. must b before Judge Williams
at Wichita Monday or Tuesday u hs viii
consent to hear them, or before Judgs
Caldwell at Little Rock. II II reported
here again this evening that ths govsrn-
msnt authorities are disposed 10 dis
miss the cases and set the prison-
err at liberty bus cannot est
the e0nsens of the Missouri Pacliic.
who nlsd ths iniormations charging The
Commonwealsrs with ohstructinR the
malta IL II also reported that che rail-
road company = anxious 70 effect some sort
Of aIraneemsnt b. which the cases may
b dismissed, but % far al propositions
have besn rsjectsd BY Attorney Waters.
When Waters vas at Lsavsnworth he gavs
notice 70 b. r. P.Waggonsr, general attorney
for the Missouri Pscinc. that he would file
3ol suits for $4,000 each against the rail-
road. This he IL said to have repeated %
Waggonss In Topeka yesterday. Today
Wageonsr. % it u reported. telsgraphed
Waters, asking him 70 visit him at Atchi-
son. To this Waters replied that his only
terms Of settlement was the chartnring
and provisionine Of . boat By the
Missouri Pacific for the transpor-
tatiou Of the army to Pittsburg.
Pa. This story 10 vouchsd for By reput-
able man, Who says hs saw the telegram.
but Il 10 fact that Walters took train
for Atchison today. whore 10 II not i'm.
probable some sort Of settlement win be
agreed upon. although nobody believes
that Waggonsr win comply with Waitsss'
wild demands.
MERcEp. CAL. May 2o.--Ths second San
Francisco regiment Of the Industrial
Army. under command Of Gen. Baker and
Lieut. Gen. Mrs. Smith, arrived here at
o'clock this evening, having walked
from Turlock, twenty-five mica sinos
morning. They pitched camp on Bssr creek,
halt mile north Of town. They prosnised
TO move tomorrow morning. provided tho
city would give them supper and break
fast Large quantities. Of meat and bread
and potatoes have besn sent out By the
city. and the army b comfortably provided
for.
AusuRs. Cal. May 20. Constable Flsck-
snstein, who Vas arrsstsd for the murder
OF Col. Paisley, the Industrial Army
leader who WAS killed during the rscsnt
nght at Rockiin between Conamonwsalsrs
and peace officers. hes bssn acquitted.
sALr LAKE. May 20.-Marshai E1um and
deputies have arrested and brought In to-
night twenty-eight men who tried 70 steal
Union Pacific train on Friday last In
Echo, Utah. They are bslng hsid Tor
trial. Quite number Of stsagglsrp have
made their way into the city tonight via
Ogden. and more arrests will probably
follow.
QrIscr. H.. May oo.--6sn. Kelley, Of
the Industrial Army, addressed 1000
people at Highland park this after
noon. He came by train from Buena
Vista this morning, leaving the
army behind. They were sxpscted
tonight. but will not come until morning.
For three days the city has sheltered
srsmps Who say they ere waiting for Cox
sy's army. The Industrial horde will be
sneampsd on Goose isiand. opposite the
city.
DEs MoisKs BarpaE. Nay D--Ths wind
Was very high most Of the day. The cap
tain towing the Kelly raft would not start
until late in the afternoon. During tha
day thousands came 70 the bridge 70
watch the departure.
CfscfssArI, May H.-Ths main body Of
Frys's army. - Ia number, came into ths
city today and tonight are siseping At shs
Cofhn Highway lodging house. The rest OF
the army. IS men. are still at Columbus
station. watched BY the police. The Cen
trai Labor Council has taken the army
under its protection. and its leaders are
confident they can collect enough money
70 send the army TO Pittsburg tomorrow
morning. The Iudussrials viii probably
be taken mp the river ia coal baress.
ToLxDo. May % n--suiiivau's wing of the
Industrial Army held an enthusiastic
meeting on the public market this aftsr-
noon and eniisted foO recruits, who viii
leave With the army In the morning. Dur-
Ing fhsir four days stay here the wesiers
have bsen royalty treated Tbsy 70 from