The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-26

Q srssn- IL any such asse,aps 10 made,
there wia BE tro1bIe. for the United States
marshal has been instructed ~ Judge
Hanford's o.te. issaed 81 Spokane ca
Tuesday 20 protect the Northern Pacific
property frou seizure. and On reaching
Puysl.ap tbs army will End thirty deputy
marshals from Tacoma on guard. Every
effort vas made TO svoid having 20 vslk
cat Of town. and some half dozen derasy
narshass ve-s On dasy in the Northern
PscShc gard 20 prevent any attempt 20
ssixs ears there. When the hope
Of the iuxury Of box cars vanished.
tie Oregon Improvement Company was
asked IL IL would allow the army % ride
TO its grss camping place On one Of iss
empty coal trains. bat the request VAS re-
fused, snd sns army had to fall back On
Sharks pony.
In addition 70 the United States f.ss
carried IN the ranks we're thres banners.
ore simply telling what the name OF the
army was, the second announcing that
gold WAT At premium and humanity At .
dsscount TIE most imposing Of the three
was one OF red cloth bearing in letters Of
gold the following: ''Our motto: We
come not 70 destroy bus 70 doctor the
laws; not TO remove bus amend the con.
stitniion."
The womsn's auxiliary recently or
ganixsd In connection with the army viii
continue its work Of helping needy fsni-
lies under the directions Of Mrs. Mohr.
That the Federal authorities are pre-
pared "a take vigorous measures TO prevent
q repetition OF the action Of the Butte In
dussrial Army in seixing . train Is evident
from telegram received by General Agent
Sateau from Assistant General Superin-
seudent Dickinson yesterday. After recit-
ing the substance of Judge Caldweils in
structions 10 the United States marsha.s
TO rscapturo the train, the telegram says:
These marshaIs were also in receipt Of
the following message from Attorney
General osney: Execute any injunction
or other process placed in your hands by .
United States court for the protection OF
persons and property against lxwiess vio-
iencs by employing such number Of depu-
ties ~ may be necessary. II execution 10
resisted by force which cannot be thus
overcome. let the judge issuing the pro-
cess wire the facts to the president with
request for military assistance.
Marshal McDermots, OF Montana. last
night received . telegram from the attor-
ney general that United States troops
would aid him in the execution of process
control Of the Industrial Army from Butte.
and hold the same and persons in posses
sion OF train until the arrival OF marshals.
offseers in command of army posts in
Minnesota. Dakota and Montana have re-
ceiyed instructions from Washington
City to b in readiness to move At any
moment in aid Of the United States mar
shais of those states and for the capture
OF this train when 1t reaches either OF
these states. The troops at Fort Keogh,
Mont. are already under way. You
should let this information be generally
known to the end that others of these
misguided people having in contempla-
ton interference with railroad company's
property IN the march to Washington
City may be deferred from involving loss
Of life to themselves and others Just az
worthy. Publish this. a. the company
has decided not to handle the army from
this district"
TACOMA. April 2S-tspeciai. - Fifty
special United States marshais were
sworn In this afternoon to prevent the
Seattle or Tacoma Common weaiers from
capturing any of the Northern Pacific
trains. 1t IL also understood by the attor-
neys Of the Northern Pacific that the
United States troops in this state will
assist the marshal to carry into effect the
following order. which was issued today
by Judge Hanford at Spokane:
flames C. Draks. esq. United States Mar
shat for the District Of Washington:
WHJREAs. The receivers Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. appointed by
this court for the district OF Washington,
have tiled their petition In this court. rep
resentlng and stating facts showing there
are certain bodies of men at the cities Of
Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane, within this
district, who may undertake without the
consent Or permission of said receivers to
appropriate to their own use the lceomo-
tves. cars and property of the railroad
company. thereby depriving the receivers
| OF the regular use thereof in the opera
tions OF the railroad company:
Wherefore. ana for the purpose of re-
straining and preventing such acts and for
the purpose of preventing oil interference
| with the said receivers. their officers,
agents aud employees in the use and operat
| ing OF said railroad company and its prop
| critics, you are hereby ordered and directed
TO Immediately procure q sufficient force
| OF deputies or = sufficient posse of Amer.
| lean citizens To carry out the terms of this
| order aud forthwith with such force pro-
| coed 10 the right-of-way dsnots, terminal
| grounds and yards of said com pany at ali
| places within the district of Washington
where any interference with the rights and
| privileges OF the receivers IS liable TO occur
I and at all such nlaces within said district
/ you wili take ali steps necessary to guard
/ protect and care for the property of said
| company and all steps necessary 80 protect
| the receivers thereof Inthe free and undIs-
| ,urbed use Of the same. and you will pre-
/ vent all other persons from in any manner
| sppgopristtng or using the same unes IS
| they he regularly in the service of SAID re-
| ceivers."
| Not quite one-third Of the special mar
| shais are Republicans. and the remainder
/ are Democrats. Al 4 30 y. IN. today a
| posse MAS sent 20 Pgyallup, under com
| msnd of Deputy United States Marshal
/ I'd Minch. They are to prevent the
/ Seattle wing OF the Northwestern Indus.
4 trial Army. which IL expected here to-
night. from securing possession OF any OF
/ the Northern Pacific property. Mnch IL
very esclsns officer. according - his
/ past record. aud IL is expected he wilt en-
/ force the order % the court. The men un-
+ der him. being over bat he total NUN Der
sworn In rs deputy marsha.s. are resoiute
/ men. AMI Chief Deputy Bridges, who sen,
them out looks for them 10 perform their
! duty as officers faithfully. After sending
the special depaties to Puys.iup. Chief
! Deputy Rrsdges, acting under personal
+ orders from Marshal Drake, arranged de-
{ tails for protecting the properly % the
+ Northern Pacific here. in accordance with
/ the courts order. Men mill be in the
/ Northern raeine yards In readiness To
{ prevent any interference with the com.
( panys property. should the Commonwea!-
! ers attempt to capture a train.
ten. Jumbo Csntveli. OF the Tacoma In.
i das.rials. said today THAI ne had nos made
/ arrangements Tor transportation, but ex-
/ pecied 10 leave with 400 nlen before Nav.
] ard that be MAn.d move In c.,ncert ~