The sun., 1894-04-29
M'KINLEY SENT THE TROOPS.
NO NONSENSE AMOUR DIsPosTyo or
TRAIN sTEkLhRs Nv oHTo,

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Four corpsnie. OF Mn,is went An-r es.-
VIM" Trnmps mt Mt sterEna, and -
Three Minuts- They tias to C.pi,u ate.
MouSr sTtnLtso. o.. April % Gov McKin.
ley scnt troops here to-day to capture the t,al.
vim outlaws. The train bearing the militia
reached here at 1910 this afternooon The
militia consisted OF four companies OF tn.
Fourteenth Regiment and Battery n. number
ing about 200 msn. Col. Colt was in command.
The Calvin army was still In possession Of the
freight train. each car containing from thirty
to forty men, when the troops arrived The
lndnstrials said that they would stay on the
cars and 10 shot otdown. The Midland road hal
been almost completely tied up since o'clock
yesterday morning. the freight train orcuriei
by tho ." hooos" lying on tho m ain tracks. Soy.
eral car loads OF live stock had received o At
ten'iou for nearly two days.
Gen. Calvin. when asked Just before the
troops arrived. what he intended TO tlo. said;
The boys claim they will not leave the cars:
that they looked for trouble over since they
lett California, and IN light rs well have II bcr,
Ms any place" Tho General sail nointinR TO
an American flag held by one OF tho Industrials
sitting on the first car: III Gov. McKinIuy
has ordered the militia down here to shoot a
body OF unarmed men II will cause bloody
revolution throughout tho country. Tho pco.
rano.oi 49, ,,'N. eio " uinu now. me
h.r. a.. - ''o ,'au "seu e'eFy snort 20
di.a,s,od III ,,, W puV 'hey wers
shot down here as any place
Great excitement prevailed in authorization
OF tho arrival oftroops. The little station wa,
crowded and business In the village practicallv
suspended. Calvin sent the following tele.
gram to Gov. Mckinley as soon rs lie heard
as oops Nere coming: Inc Industrial
ia.,.J 10, o s. uono no.hine ony SIT on cars. mo-
...es.I',s M 'au ,"Nse no propery "eMe on
sh.s,T rhnn.s .Sn an. ask your protection
upon the arriya, q, tha tr,,n n' s ease oo. coi
that it be put in writing. signed his name to
this:
You VIII take tn. force. rna.s 1o"r r' 0
ohio 1 M" M"n, S'.,m",. ana
men vro :. oe.nnu ..,s ,A' ~ aoun. s'erns the
said railway company Any person who resist. . yoa
will arrest and hold subject my further orders. You
this ors. You ,1rS' ~ sa.sa ,ns% ss to
property at ,h. pon, until further order. ' -'0~'
Col, co,, =, on.o a.n,,r.ss,. '
bis guns in nos,,ion hi. ~, ,h. mon , anu p'aeea
Calvin looked on anne Soar ar' ca sIA%o. @oi, and
ready for action. AZ soon a, the troops were
the tramps to leave tho train quietly. He was
folloved bv gunarintsrd.rt D. 49, :, -
Midiand Ro.d and G.i.,n y, 40 VI cns
Colt then gave the men three minutes to leave
the cara Al tho and Of that tim. N. ..,d n.
.,,a -. . ~.es 10 s~iu' no
Wouid order the troops TO nre. At the sxpirs-
tion OF the time the hobos began TO climb
down and vbsn tha thraa r,,,nt.. -. 80
80 1 W.. e sn'es minutes were up
onu one remained on the train. the color
bearer The whole army was then captured
"a. a. '0' '"'' WY No'@'no'
was nreo-
this mornina: At Uantad to bovs tbs ,roon.
80. ,,,.., " now 'ns uoop'
moning Of the men TO get under arms was
done carefully. The facts Of the case SO far as
AT o'clock this morning l received in
formation that 1t would probably be necessary
to call out the troops. and summoned Attor-