The record-union., 1894-05-16
THE COMMON VEAL ARMY.
Men Who Stole a Train in Idaho Ar
rested at Green Rfyer.

| Men Who Stole a Train in Idaho Ar
rested at Green RIVER.
SALT LAKE, May ia special from
Green River, wy, to the Tribune says:
A most serious problem confronts the
| United States authorities and the Union
Pacific officials tonight. Judicious
| management will be required to prevent
| clash and loss of life. The question is
| what to do with the 200 men who arrived
| from Montpelier on the stolen train, and
who are tonight practically without
| food. The citizens will not feed them,
and they are determined TO ride, pease-
ably if they can, forcibly if they must.
| A special from Green River, Wyo., to
! the tribune says the plans for the dispo-
sition of the Commonwealers' army mas
| been ageed upon. Judge Beatty of the
/ United States Court of Idaho is deter
mined that such brazen anarchy as the
theft of railroad trains shall be given mer-
tied punishment. Tonight Marshal Ran
! kin received the following message from
Marshal Piukham of Idaho: "hold the
army that captured the train at Montpelier
until / arrive with warrants for them. l
waive no jurisdiction over them. The
outrage against the rights of property
was too vicious. l want them back"
Immediately after receiving this mes
sage Marshal Rankin and his posse pro-
ceeded to the camp and announced to the
/ COxeyites that he was Instructed to place
every man under arrest. They submitted
without dissenting voice. Guards were
then placed over them. The United
States troops will arrive here at l o'clock
| in the morning, and will pitch their tents
near the Commonwealers. Upon the ar
rival of Marshal Pinkham from Idaho
| tomorrow the men Will be at once taken
/ I1F~ tn1 I,,co
at place designated by him, where they
will be arraigned and the order entered
| to take in the jurisdiction of the United
States Court for the District of Idaho. 1t
| is presumed Judge Riner will have the
mnn arraigned before him in this city.
ooXEY MEETS ANOTHER REBUFF.
| WAsHINGToN, May 15.-The trio of
| Commonweal leaders Coxey, Browne
and Jones-met another rebuff in the Po-
lice Court to-day. After six hours and
half spent in arguments on the motion
tor new trial. Judge Miller overruled
the motion and notified the defend
ants to appear Thursday for sentence.
| Mr.. Pence gave notice that he would ap-
ply to the District Supreme Court for
writ of certiorari to restrain the Police
! Court from exercising Jurisdiction in the
premises. The writ will ask that the
! United States Marshal be restrained
|
BARRER'S ARMY.
| STOCKTON, May 15.-Colonel Barker's
army of unemployed, accompanied by
| Mrs. Annie Smith, arrived this after
noon, $40 strong. and went into camp at
the old baseball grounds, which were Sc
| lected by Sheriff Cunningham and Chief
| OF Police Henry for the camp. Provis-
! ions were supplied by the local officers,
and the men made comfortable for the
night. The Comlnonwealers agreed with
/! the Sheriff and Chief to leave in the
morning. They will be taken on barge
which will be sent out under sealed
orders. probably down the river to some
convenient landing near San Francisco.
! The men say they are going East, but the
officers have nothing to say in that re-
gard.
| Four Harvard Students Drowned.
| BosToN. May 15.-Edward Stanton
Bach of New York, William Campbell
Truesdell of Newark, John Farnum
Brown of Philadelphia and Franklin
Whitehall of Philadelphia. all students
at Harvard University, were drowned in
| the upper harbor near Thompson's Island
Sunday afternoon. The first intimation
| of the catastrophe was bad this morning.
when Superintendent Brady of the Farm
| School on Thompson's Island picked up
Mr.. Truesdell's coat and a pair of pants.
The men had gone out Sunday in a cat
boat. The boat was found capsiZed to-
day, and the bodies of Brown and Bach
! found cllnging to the mast.
Murderers of the Meek Family.
ADAIR Mo-, May 15.-The Sheriff re-
ceived message from kirksyilie this
morning stating that the fleeing Taylor
brothers ate breakfast at Farmer Cham
berlain's house. in Walnut Township,
Adair County. and that the posse were
only short distance behind them.
| A new grave has been found on George
Taylor's farm, short distance from
| the straw stack where the victims of the