The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-17

box carr. The officers sssd they expsesed
- meet the TseoEns Conmonsssisfs -
Puyxl7up.
css vlsnt. deputy Unsssd States mar
shat, heard men aIengstds Of the train
shozsing 70 The msu 70 knoek the depusiss
ca and rof 10 give mp the train. the Wit
ness identifying the following prisoner
- On She train u that time: Hsi1sr-
man. Lewis. savage. Wise. Morgan.
Hopkins. CoIfsns. Byess, Dohi, Howell,
Brian. kauraias, Grady. Wall she ssu In
Yakima aster the frseaa- When the g.
attic and Tacosssa armies combined 81
PuyaiIup they numbered fully l.010
cross-sxassinssfon-Sa swo Of the 1sn
armed With reviewers in Puyaisup, one
had IL In his pocket and the othsf In
bssf- Heard .Jnmbo" Cantwsil Rad the
court order 10 his men at bis headquarters
IN Puyaiisp-
JAMES Knor. United States deputy
marshal, vas personally involved in the
aaray. The witness identified the follow
ing prisoners - being present on that
train: Byess. Grady. Wiess. Appleton.
Kausan and Hopkina Besides that be
identified thirty eight OF the prisoners -
being members Of the Commonweai army.
Cross-<xamination-S Saw one OF the Com
mon veaisrs have . revolver: he WAS on
the trsin; he and thres others wers strug-
cling with deputies, and called TO them
20 look ont for the gun. Don't knos who
shot the deputies.
Re-dirsct--I saw shots fred from the
ground up towards men on the train. The
fsrss shot was fired from the GROUND, from
among the ..wsaiers" and cstixsna
William Parker. deputy marshal. recog-
nixed Green and Brewer among the pris-
oners.
Cross-examination-0 saw throw
Ing rocks; Brewer Vas on box car and
assaulted me. We got on and let so the
brakes head the shots fired, ten or
dozen. but was not in position 10 see it.
saw none Of she Common wsalsrs have
firearms.
Judge Hsnford asked for an explanation
Of Brewer asssuiting him. Witness said
that Brewer gos him down on his back be-
cause he was too powerful for him. The
top OF that car Vas covered with "Weaiers."
8. n. Chase. deputy marshal. identified
Theodore Wisss n participating In the
trouble. Wiese was the man Who struck
me With . club on the hack Of the head
three Or four times while was letting 60
the brakes: ! got the club away from
him, and .'then it vas my turn
ross-sxamiuation--Crow around the
train: saw none Of the shooting; whom
WIese assaulted me had no club.
A. g. Ogiivis, = deputy marshal, said
the riot was commenced by the assault
on Deputy Palmer. The aitness identified
Ii. IL a.
Graham, Joseph Grady and Theodore
Wiese.
Cross-sxamlnation--I saw the smoke Of
the pistols fired. but could not say who did
Il. All the shots saw fired were from the
top Of the cara
Edward Lathrop, deputy marshal,
identified the following prisoners: Hayes,
Howell. Allen. Lewis. Bymsr. Calm.
Grady. Green. wisse. Cochrane. Morgan,
Dysrs, Hstferman. Byers appeared to be
the ringleadeF: he said he wanted to
know who got OF the car first and he'd
lick them: heard him ana Others say
that they had all taken an oath that they
would take and hold the train or die in
the attempt Green vas on the ground
and threw . rock at me and then ran;
lodged il.
Cross-examination-I had . revolver.
and used L.; before using II told the men
to get OF the cars; don't remember exactly
what l said: shot at some Of the
men: / might have said. .'Get down,
you -, or III shoot you;" / dont
remember saying IL; I did not DIRE
as the man getting down the lad
der: the man fired at had revolver and
was in the act of firing on one Of the depu-
ties; he Immediately jumped of the
car; don't know whether / wounded him;
] fred three shots. all aimed IT the men;
one Of them struck at me with o club and
fred At him: the other don't remember
what be was doing when fired At him; all
had clubs and were running toward Us in
. threatening manner; don't remember
shooting the prisoner. Savage. with head
bandaged; saw the corduroy suited man
before the ARRAY several times. during the
ARRAY I saw him on top Of the car; he had
. small hand satchei strapped over his
shoulder.
To Judge Hanford-The man who tried
20 club me or shoot Col. Phillips Is not
among the prisoners.
Oscar Mccullough. deputy marshal. rec
onixed Byers. Kearney, Graham and ths
coiored man. William Green. Green was
on the ground among the crowd and active
In his demonstrations
.. IA. Phillips. deputy marshal, recog-
nixed Savage, Byers and wiese as par,ici-
pants.
Cross-examination--w Savage was
In front Of me on the top of the car and I
saw him get on backwards, did not see
him shot or fall, but I saw him 20 over
backwards, - I think 1t was from the
effects of . shot; think he fell OF In the
creek or river.
Joseph Bernard. deputy marshal, recog-
nised Howell. Morgan. Wiess, Nrss ana
Byers.
William welch. deputy marshal. recos.
nsxed Ryers and Collins as participants; I
Was assaulted and struck by . rock thrown
BY some one on the ground.
Don q. Lowell. deputy marshal. identi-
fed Allen w. johnson. A. johnson Ed
wards and Byers. Byers he particularly
recognized because he seemed To b the
leader of all the men in control of the
train, and used more foul language than
any man there that day.
W. Lafayette oldfeid, deputy marshal.
identified Collins rs . participant Ia tho
ARRAY.
Crosa-examinaslon--W between two
ears q, the time Of the shooting; saw peo-
pie jumping OF; ''is was kind Of shove
Of all around. deputies and men"
s +. Selhy. deputy marshal, identified
julius CALM. NJ. Graham and John Byer.
as present In the Array.
NJ. Temple. depasy marshal. identified
John Drsgnie. John Byers and John Saw.
age as present IN the ARRAY.
crcss-examlnatioa-By ers VAS on the
grouad after the trouble; Savage vas