New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
ANOTHER TRAIN STOLEN
unp rOURT'S ORDER DEFIED.
EssNEss RAMPANT AMONG "hSl-
ERN coXEY ARMIES

n DUMMY" TRAIN OF 1HN ,.,mn,,,. o...
,,r,v SEIZED BY AN INDUSTRIAL
~ rRorrDALE oREGoN-GEN-
nr MANAGER DIcK1NsoNs En-
CINE TAKEN FROM HIM
PrcApruRED BY FED
,.r.,and. Ore. April 2S-The Union / ra.,,i1 ,.,,s
q dummy train yesterday evening WI"
20" Grady and two deputies on the e''s''''
@a 'h,ec, was TO induce the Coxey n"'" ~
'He o,,ert act that action might De t"n'"
va" than Each car was labelled WIFI '"No0
s.,. m'-aars restraining order. When 'he "a'"
be"" - the sidetrack at Troutdale the army
oe boarded it, The Marshal unco oupieu INV
I've and went on to Bridal NeH'
No. "1ndustrials" at Troutdale stopper 'i'e
~" ,.o,, of General Manager Dickinson
-, moon to-day and uncoupled the ehe'ne
s... ,bev attached TO the dummy tram "N"''
...,, cantured last night, and they are "o"
'He' eastward General Manager Dickin-
-an will give chase with another engine
W. ,,aaIs ore. April 2S.-One hundred ana
.-.on.v.tvo men Of the 4th Cavalry. under COM
.na If Colonel Charles b. Compton, left ana
rro,,o Of . o'clock and arrived at Umatilla juno
49,, at 4JO this afternoon. They theh came
-...,u,ard over the main line of the oregon
n.rwav Navigation to intercept the lhuuS-
80" The orders were not 70 fire unless ao-
-.,,,a,v necessary and then to fire to XIII. IheS
-, tho train al Arlington. forty miles thls Slue
=, .,1-matilla and captured it without sVuEele'
M. train was then held until Marshal Grady
.-r,vsa Iypon the arrival Of the Marshal II was
s.o,dsa n take the men back TO Portahd' anu
A.. .-ain was started that way at ful speeu'
mr. so,diers followed in the special They VIII
-.ocb Portland about o'clock Sunday morning
rooor,a Wash. April 2S-The Tacoma con-
,,-.,. ~ the industrial Army" paraded the
-.r..,s this afternoon four hundred strong ana
-,.-,sd on the road 10 Washington. The hrst
800 ~ the Journey will be made in wagons 10
,s.arer Junction. where they expect to meet the
cattle army. II is expected that the two
.rn,ss will make an attempt TO seize a Northern
p.c,sc train. United States Marshal Drake
u,de a trip 10 Seattle yesterday, and found all
o,,s, He will concentrate large force OF dep
mics at Meeker and says he Will prevent an!
attempt al train-s,ealing
Seattle Wash. April 2S.-The Governor mas
ordered three companies Of militia of TINS city 10
mild themselves in readiness 70 60 10 MeekeT 10
nreyent the seiZura Of trains by the "lndusNlals'
Washington. April 2S--As result Of the con-
ference held by the President and secretary La
mont this afternoon. specific orders were sent
through General SchOfeld u the commanding
officers at Vancouver Barracks and Fort Naha
Walla Wash, 10 assist the United states ma
shal BY the use Of troops, 10 recover the train
seized at Troutdale Ore. and 10 arrest the ma
yauders
The Coxey labor disturbance out West is as
srming serious aspect. according 10 telegrains
received here this morning from official sources
A freiph frai seized
coxsytes at Troutdae. Ore. Strikers are mass
Ing at Devils Lake ~ D.. along the line OF the
Great Northern Railroad. Governor Pennoyer, OF
Oregon has declined - assist United states
Marshal Grady OF Oregon. in enforcing the pro-
cess Of the courts against the Coxeytes at Trout
dale. This Is the situation in general along the
line Of the Northern Pacific Railroad and along
the lines OF the Great Northern Railroad. as de-
tailed In dispatches reaching here At many
points along the line Of the Northern Pacific
Coxeyites are massed. from 100 10 500 men. but
with the exception of TrOutdae no violence Is re-
ported. Governor PennOyers attitude is causing
officials here some concern. but. TO use the words
Of Cabinet officer this morning. The Army ana
Navy Of the United States Will be used 10 assist
the civil authorities IN protecting property and
preventing violence"
Measures have been taken TO keep trains carry
ing the United States mails moving on the
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The President IS kept constantly advised of
the situation. Secretary Lamont and Attorney
General Olney were in conference with the Presi-
Oent nearly all morning discussing the situation.
General Schohed. by order OF the President,
sent full Instructions 70 General Otis. command
Ing the Department Of the Columbia and General
Swain commanding the Department of Dakota.
70 act promptly with troops. when necessary,
after conference with United States marshals
acting under process Of United States Courts.
Inls order Is intended 10 cover any emergencies
mat may arise in those two departments. which
extend from the Pacific 10 the Great Lakes
along the northern boundary.
THE UNIVERSAL PEACE UNION STEPS IN.
LETTER OF CONCENTRATION AND ENCOURAGE
MENT SENT TO CoXEY.
Washington, April 2S The following letter was
FeceiVed at the Covey sadquar ers here tonight:
Office Of the Universal Peace Union.
r. p Zl9 Chestn1t-st.. Philadelphia
,nr Dear sir; We in accord with the leading
saLnAey That you Will hold out % the end firm in
snS sssiuOn or your right Of peaceabie assemblage
a petltion 70 the repres enfatives Of our Govern
rasu, AS members of the lnlyersal Peace Union
tira ahs as the value ana power Of good order.
ynny ususe of deadly force. and temperance in all
ma, e"Ienls SIMPLY ana purely for the rights Os
frsf We we counsei ard urge you 10 adhere 70 your
thea anu 20 iar continuing. purge 10 preserve
yo, se. IN an the emergencies and trials TO which
'1' 70 90 Is accomplished. Cordially
ALFRED II. LOVE. President
VI, CHARLES :. KEYSER
Ar.r fIesidcni OF the Universal Peace Union