The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-24
ARREST THE REFUGEES
SAID TO HAVE THE FEVER
The yellow Jack 10 Thought to bo
Raging on Board the Denning.
ton - Serious Intevna.
.tionai Complications,

SAN fRASoasoo. AUG. 3.-Gsnerai An
tonic Essta and his fellow ssfusses are
peisonsrs ~ last by authority Of the United
States district court. Warrants of arssst
were served this afternoon. Early thu
morning tho local federal officials rscsivsd
notification that the differences bstwoo0
the enavydepartment and the dspartmsnte ee
justice had been compromised as least In
measure, and that the naval authorities
OF Mare Island would permit the United
States niarshal to serve the warrants. The
navy department maintained lie position
on one point, however. II would not
furnish transportation for the marshal aud
his deputies to the aunboat. The marshal,
too, determined to uphold the department.
OF the government which he rsprssonts.
He refused to charter the tug, and thero
ssernsd . possibility that the refugees
would b left to die OF CID 80
on the high seas. DE-. Caldsron, the Local
consul OF the Salvadoriau eoverumeot,
finally intsrcsdsd, hewsvss, and psss
vented any serious rupture between thsss
clashinG departments Of the Unltsd
States eovsrnmeut. He went Int 10
own purse Tor the money and chartsrsd
the tug. AZ o'clock this mornlns tho
tug stsamsd out through the hsads. The
tug. which. singulasly enough, 10 namsd
tho Relief, arrived alongside Of the Bsos
After the formalities necessary 10 fully
sustain the dignity Of the navy depafts
ment were over. Marshal Baldwin and bic
deputies went on board the gunboat Tho
tugboat Relief then steamed away, heads
Ing foe the port. Immediately afssrwAra
the Bsnnington's anchors were holstsd.
A few minutes later the Benningsen waa
stsemine toward San Francisco. AZ Q
O'Clock this afternoon the Bsuningtou
steamed ip through the Golden Gats.
That the refugees are now under arrest,
there b no doubt, for Marshal Baldwin
and his deputies won't on board the gun.
boat for the purpess oe taklae thsm
prisoners whsn the BennInstoa ahouh
have passed within the three mile limit.
The Bennington passed up the bay aud
came 10 anchor on the quassntine statioas
She comes from . port infested Win ysls
low fever. This fact soon gave rtee 70 tha
report along the water front that ths guns
boat has ~ eaano1 oaa1ou-l -losee % boasd.
Nelthse Lieutenant Stonsy O. Cousul Ca1s
deeoa would verify o. eoatssdies The ~
port o. say anything sbeut the arrest %
the refugees. The yellow fsveryarn flnds
believers, however. Marshal Baldwin and
bis deputies arc still on board the eruisse
With men supposed TO b thsir prisoners.
Whsn they will come ashore is not knowns
but II 70 believed that the epssa bouRs feat
urss Of the Essta case arU about over aud
that the serious features Of this inseenas
tioual complicatlon will demand public
attention tomorrow. u is thought thst
Tomorrow the i've refugees will b taken
before United States District Judge Nor
row, who issued the warrants for tbsiP
arrest. Then will begin the proceedings
whieh viii determine whsthse tks I've
men shall b given their frssdom o. be
taken back TO San Salvados 10 b shot b.
thsir political enemies. the sueesssesl
ravolutioniata