The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-27


moned. The report that his army was
accompanied by explosives of so vio-
.ent nature was spread before him.
Smith, much amused, undertook to dis
miss the report with a hysterlcal laugh,
but the officers were in earnest.
I want to say to you right now
was the chiefs stern admonition, chat
if the slightest move is made to corrob-
crate this report, that we shall retire
to distance of 100. yards and with
Winchesters NOW your column to the
earth
why, such an idea is ridiculous, .
exclaimed the general"
Il hope SO, replied the chief. his eye
following and reading the generals
slightest movement.
Why, let me assure you there is not a
weapon in our camp, and to think of a
crusade of peace being accompanied by
such an article is the widest suspicion
possible"
But it comes from authority" urged
the chief, that is very close to you
and your army"
If you believe them we will institute
q search in which you and your men
may take part If there is an explos-
i've of any kind in this camp 1 am in
total ignorance of it,
The assurance of the general nor
MS manly tender were subjected to the
test OF any further enquiry, however,
ana separating at the dead line the
generaIs" abbreviated stature was
lost among the taller ones of his army.
while the chief and sheriff Joined their
FORCES few feet away. From the
camp there rose a spectacle of almost
gfolesque animation. among the autho-
Tltes who had checked its encroach-
ments the night had lapsed into dens-
est tranquility. The shrill blast of the
army bugle again pierced the morning
ar and preparations soon began for
season OF matutinal levity the first
mu11ed notes of familiar airs began 70
rise from the brazen threats Of the
horns- The band played. the glee club
sang ana then the multitude united its
voices to the music of God Save the
Queen enc
Inls, as subsequently revealed. was
70 lndulge the vanities of "Genera1''
smith, who, some three months ago re-
nounced his allegiance to Oueen Viz
and declared his intention" Of accen mr.
LIZ 5L,g cltizenship in the United States
Ihrough the remainder of the night
continued this discordant levee. the in
lllu ustIidlS Spurning sleep themselves
anu WIN their orgies precludine the
posslolnty of its Indulgence on the
liner SIDE of the line. The morning
MoLe on IN this way and day was ush
49, ~ ~, l was perfect one, the sun
ouIstlhg from the hills beyond like an
opening rose 0--N lac dli
u was some time after breakfast he
iOae any oVertures looking to a reopen
rs " negotiations were apparent. The
SelieId d ENDURED timidly of one of
,-ne sentries if any modification had
, peeH MADE IN the order, to which he
81 ,,I,o,e 9iiewgiea IN the negat tive, and
,,1.,I1 9 SIIis ms shoulders began to naak
h.
lent; 1t was in this that a war cnrr llIo
p t'1I5 round him. Upon its sides the
sun was beating with stubborn ard
vi pa intensity. The general ,, ~
l poeSs as graduate of three schools ~
lte ttl' the allopathic the honeo-
go elI4c ana eclectic, was busy at tba
hoI-a, vii MS diary. He dismissed this
~ ~, upon The arrival of his Wis,
lloi, 70 whom he extended most co,9ia1
INVITATION to enter. o'i ul"l
nave no knowledge that tha orda,.
9sLNea upon me was in existence ,, ssid
@ SeheraI when leaving Osden.
anu am SURPRISED that an arn17, -
peace should have been so rudeiv iI,4a, ~
lupled IN Its march We denv that W.
1,l lramps; that our crusade is otbe,.
L I'd one OF peace and that we are noafrl
LIS VI ourselves a source of annoysrca
-1,., -itTtisce 70 any people. We have
committing a single act of violen 1caloo a..
1edng guilty of any thing more henions
man the acceDtance of bread IT,.
oolonel w. S. Paisley was shot doU, @
- CoIu piood by a constable at Roclxlin
part 'ioience upon our
You didn't feel it incumbent on Won
- otolhefs Joined in a common nur-
pose 10 avenge his death?"
EXcPnt tbr011
lldehlna tlons of the Southern Pacific.
that" cheated US OF
You have heard the report that
1ynamlte was in your camp?'
II was q libel and yet there is an
excuse Tor it, There was fe11ow
Alex Carroll by name. who ioined W.
II RENO. and who boasted in dr11nl,e3
est, that ne had grip sack f1II 'of
lyhanlte. That was not revealed r.
~. = uhtli thls morning and on learning
- ! LOOK MN to task. I felt that we
iad peen outraged and summonine tbe
rum major and three from each corr mn
'any we proceeded at once r. dr,,r,,
nm out OF camp warning him to neva,.
9ut loot within again We have M
DOM, no sympathy for such as he and
81 me tell you, we have been very. care
.ul from the start. as to who was
mustered In.
You made an afhdavit that the
ii ''oouI
Upon my best information and be,
le ~ yes, and l was conscientious in it
Inc southern Pacific did not induce
you to make it?" ''o0
mo SIR
Nor any of its agents?"
L deny that"
1t was not asked of you by a LAWYER
famed Whipple of Ogden?"
Come to think of it," replied the
general, y scratching his head, Il think
nipple was present when it was
naqe. But he is the city attorney Of
l5qeh ana mas nothing to do with the
You made it Voluntarily"
For what pulpose?"
Just satisfy the court that there
vas no need of proceeding against the
DAD to stop the i1dustrials.' .
GU did it as an act of gratitllde9"
We owe none to the railroad Tbev
saw our leader killed and defended his |
layer We are beyond it's line now and /
lotning could be gained by favoring
I. L made the affidavit because I be. |
leXed the industrials were all ont M
however. 1 NAV like ut any
ther man be mistaken
AND your regiments objective
Washington"
For what?"
TO emphasize the PRAYER for re-
The general" when asked concern
ng the course pursued by Garter
tated that he had heard of it through |
ne papers. His policy he asserted with |
manifest pride differed from Carter's
n that he was trying to advance the |
of evolution rather than the |
orrors of revolutions
'Where are you going2, was asked nf |