The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-21

greeted with roars of howls jeers apd
hisses. After making a short adG:ess n! n!
stated the committee had decided TO wait
until o'clock, AT which hour. II no tram
was furnished, one would be taken AMI run
out to Kelly camp, where MS men WoItI rs
loaded on and started on their eastward
journey. He spoke in strong terms against
violence, and cautioned the men aSahst
any destruction OF property. AS sooH a
the meeting on the courthouse square ao-
journed, led by a band and with thousands
OF flags the men formed in une ana
marched to Bayliss Park, -
While the committee Of Omaha men was
interviewing the Governor in Attorney
general stones office. decidedly ollIefsht
scene was being enacted in the law Office
OF Wright q Baldwin About twenty-five
women, in response to a call issued during
the early morning. had collected at Do
leadership of Mrs Fred Herman. went 10
see Mr.. Baldwin. The ladies had formed
notion among themselves that BALDWIN
was an ogre who ate small babies Ior
breakfast, and they were consequently pre-
pared TO use tears in unlimited Quantities
in getting him TO subscribe TO the ldea OF
eastward. One group OF women tackieu
Baldwin and another Wright The inter
others and profitable TO none. Mr. Baldwin
explained that IL was impossible for him
to act contrary 10 the desires or the rail-
way officials. TO whose orders he was SUB
ject. He referred the women 10 the Gov
ernor. They succeeded in adding 70 the
general tunult, but obtained but httie sat
man said she had Just completed an or
ganization of three hundred women or
Council BLUFFS. and that IL other means TO
aid Kelly In his onward march failed. she
and her followers would take possession or
a train and See that IL reached chicago
Mrs. Herman is working in CONJUNCTION
with the committee. She said that all her
followers were women who were wives
and daughters of the best people OF the
JUDGE HUBBARD DENOUNCED.
Still another meeting of citizens of Coun-
ell Bluffs was held at the office OF Flick
niger Brothers, and the following resolu-
tions were adopted and a copy sent TO
Judge Hubbard:
Whereas Judge n. NJ. Hubbard. having
publicly, through the daily press, assumed
the responsibility of calling the National
Of blocking the movements OF what is
known as the industrial army under COM
mand of General Kelly; and.
Whereas He has been reported by the
press as saying that if the army captured
a Chicago * Northwestern train that the
train would be ditched, let the consequences
Resolved, BY the citizens of Council
Bluffs, in mass meeting assembled, that
the unfortunate and periious situation now
existing in this city is largely due 20 the
bad Judgment and rill-tinled expressions
and actions OF Judge Hubbard and that
In the interests of harmony and TO restore
peace and quiet in this community, IL Is
desirable that Judge Hubbard be requested
by the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
COMPANY TO leave this city at once, and
that copy OF these resolutions be sent to
Marvih Hughitt, president OF the CnicagO
& Northwestern. and TO the Associated
Resolved, That we have faith and conf
dence In the humanity and charity Of the
managers of the different roads leading Oh
OF Council Bluffs. and that they have been
badly advised"