The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29
INTHUDERS SORUMMEO OUT
Hogan's Detained Army Is Reduced
10 lis Numbers When
Cap.ur.d
Pictures Arc Taken OF tho Prls-
oners, Soldiers and the
Big Rooster.
Tents and Camp Tquipass From Fort
KsoFh-To lie Escorted 10 Helena
Deputies Coming.

Special 20 The 1ndependent
FonsYrHE. April 2s.-At guard mounting
this mo ming the Hogan army was drawn
~ aud a number who had made their way
into the ranks we're forced By the military
leave the camp. While the men we're IN
line their photographs we're taken. M
merous hsRs futtsrod In the breszs aud
few appropriate silver banners we're dis
played. while the fine big silver state
rooster had a prominent place toward the
head Of the line. The kodao man also
showed ur. After the throwing out Of un-
desirabls recruits. Doputy Haley read tho
warrants issued out OF the United States
court by Judge Hiram Knowles. charging
the men With contempt lie closed by say
ing:
Nov. ! place you all under arrest"
A. this the prisoners raised a great howl.
wondering what had bsen their status dur
ing the last few days They said theJ
should go 10 Washington. anyway. The
lord the marshsls will have US now" "As
We have 20 90 TO Hslsns. Helena for the
capital"' All this good nsturedly.
Amouq the ranks Of Hogsn's army ia q
g. A. X. man drawing q pension OF sl2 q
month. who is now exercised ss to whether
his connection with the movement will have
any effect In his monthly allowance.
Among those who came ia TO day 20 join
the army Is q man transferring from the
Salvation army 70 Hogan's army. bot he ia
too late. A barber from the ranks went 10
the guard house this morning and shaved
Mr.. Hogan and his lieutenant. who are in
separate confinement
A. request the leaders OF the army sub
mitted TO q group TiotuTe. containing also
the captains Of the companies. The group
contains TWENTY-FIVE men. With two United
States flags flying above them. AZ the
United States troops are 10 hold the pris-
ones hll the eouri 10 through with them
the detail 10 take them 10 Helena has been
increased by one company Of infantry, max
ing three companies Of the Twenty second.
nder command Of Major Liseum. de-
tachmsnt Of ofhcsrs OF these companies was
sent 10 Fort Kecgh on freight 10 -daY "a
recsivs from the quartsfmaster's depart
msnt tents and full camp equiDaRe for 90
ing into camp al Helena. They will return
on a freight tonight. 10 be ready 40 pro
eeei 20 Helena tomorrow morning viii
the prisoners. The number Of cars 30 con
vsy the prisoners has been cut down from
fourteen. In which they came east. to sighi
cara. -
The deputy mArshsls left for she west 30
night on the passenger train without Al
escort.
] General comment is made of the unsslnsl
Gction aud courage displayed by supL j.
Dorsey. of the Ysllowstons diyis oa. OE
the night Of the capture OF Hogsn's arm,
In riding in the cab Of the frat engine q
meet train running Wild. wheI
4 he left Fort ksogh be expectei
30 meet the army Of peac
at Rosebud. Not seeing them. though no
tinsd by wire that they we're ready 10 lSaY
Forsythe. Dorssy's train made n run fol
Dewey switch. elk miles fiom ForsTthe
Net seeing them approaching the switcl
his orders we're TO throw ths thTottle wide
open. and go 10 Forsythe. Fortunately b
made ths run. arriving just as the Hogan
ties were iosdy 20 leave. The soldiers de-
scribe the ride - q most pefiious one; th'
Z ain swsyed from side TO aide. short eutvei
aud high bluffs on one hand. and the rvsi
on the other. and with the possibility OF de
struction ahead OF them. Daring part Of
the run they made sixty miles an hour
Engineer Sam brown al one window Of thl
cab aud Dorsey al the other.