Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
GulO TROOPS CALLED OUT.
A TRAIN or SOLDIERS AFTER a
rRiis OF coxEyiTEs.
SHE Mob HAD Captured n Train, and
iu Turn Were Cnptured by the
soIdiers-'rhe Men We're suiien,
Hat Finally Surrendered.


BY Associated Press.
Columbus, Ohio, April 2s.-dov. Nc
Kinley has ordered battery II. OF this
tity. Capt. Frank II. Stewart. to re-
port at Its armory preparatory to go
Ing to Mount Sterling II necessary 70
rlear a Baltimore md Ohio freight
brain OF Galvin's contingent OF Coxey
men. The battery has Calling guns
aud cannon.
The train OF soldles, at 11;25 a. M.
pulled out for Mount Sterling. Two
Gatlinga were on the rear car. Six
aars oonthinsd soldiers. The other was
Q baggage car. II was a surprise. says
, special to the Dispatch. to the Calvin
army, ut 1850 this morning when De-
eotlve John Mahonoy and his men
asked them TO vncnte the train. When
be presented his commission, showing
that he represented the governor. who
bad given him special power in ao-
rordance with tho law. the Coxeyites
laughed at him. They refused to hear
ihe commission read, They met all
demands In the name Of the state with
boots and jeera. Mahoney wired these
facts to Gov. Mckinley and said that
unless Instructed otherwise he would
proceed to put tho men on the train
BY force at daybreak. lie was told 10
DO nothing. and at 8 a. N, Adjutant-
General Howe and Attopncy-Genernl
Richards arrived at the train After
conference with thom Scott Chcnowitz.
Iherlff OF Madison county ordered the
men on the train. The order was
Kindly made. Calvin anld he had no
tontrol over the men and was powcrlcss
10 do anything The shcrin and the
state officers then walked along each
car and ordered the men on each TO
leave the train This hnving been
done, Attorney-Genoral Richards adj
dressed the men saying. "Chcnowltg
Is the shorlm OF this county aud the
power Of the state was behind him.
II you refuse TO obey his command to
vet on this train. the State OF ohio Will
Sompel you to do So"
The alien suIIcn.
NN'H Nv HAA NhlNluuHu hulFlu SPOKE
10 tho men, saying Mon, have no
control over you, you must act ON your
Judgment IN this matter each man
must act FOR himself Individually, hut
would ndvlse you to obey the order
n the sheriff"
Not word came from the men. The
Ihrrln then made request on the
state for the assistance OF the military.
Calvin said TO reporter: 81 don't
see the necessity for an this trouble.
All the men want Is to ride ON the train
They do not expect to do anybody or
anything any injury"
The troops arrived at Mount sterling
at 1910 p. m, Adit-Gen Howe i'm.
mediately took command AZ 1
'clock troops mounted the cars. Tn,
Valvins scrambled on nnd the train
moved away. No shots were hted.
~ soon as the troops formed. shar-
NJ Chenowltz handed Col Con pa,
per directing him to make use Of the
military In clearing The train. the men
occupying said train against the pro.
lest OF the railroad company.
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point until further ordora"
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V'"s u''V'' nus eurrehdered' ana
-" ~ Wv .'",''c OF 'he state OF Ohio,
u'U.' you 70 leaNe' notiry you that
W. hNs you thiee minutes TO get
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W.
Nv A,'oNe ne GREW out hts watch
so',, ''s minutes ne then started
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49, 49, ""'s" Wus taken UP by Gen.
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NE SalvlnltcS yehcd. I'VE surrender
ina began to act down. but the mass
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