The morning call., 1894-04-27


order and United States Marshal Grady
IeIt at O'clock on special train for
Iroutdale. where he served the order on
GsneraP' She ffler. leader of the army.
Ihe Union Meat Company, whose stock
yards are al Troutdale. ielephoned late
this afternoon asking the Sheriff to send a
number of deputies to guard their prop
erty, as the men insisted on sleeping in
their buildings o-uight.
Late this afternoon Sheriff Kelly re-
quested Governor PenDoyer 10 order the
militia to Troutdale. The Governor sent
the following answer: Il am in receipt OF
your request of this date upon me as CON-
mander-in-chief OF the militia for suffl-
cient force to keep the peace and good
order in the State. simply because there is
a crowd Of lawless people congregated at
Troutdale. You do not allege any actual
breach of the peace. This is civil and
not military Government, and it is your
duty to exercise the civil power 10 quell
any disturbance when it occurs. and not
to call upon the militia before it occurs"
TRoUTDALE, Or, April 26.--EverythiDg
is quiet here tonight. United States
Marshal Grady. with sixteen deputies,
and Sheriff Kelly. with twenty-four depu-
ties, arrived here on to-night's train for
the purpose of protecting property.
VANCOUVER. April %. - Instructions
were received this afternoon at head
quarters of the Department of the Column
bia to hold FIVE companies of United States
troops in readiness to march at an houSs
notice # necessary to assist in enforcing
the order of the United States court rela-
tive to the threatened capture of Union
Pacific train near Troutdale. Or The
whole garrison is ready at moments no.
tlre to carry out the orders of the execu-
tive. Up TO a late hour tonight no orders
to proceed to the scene OF disturbance nave
been received.
SEATTLE, April 26.-The Industrial
Army marched four miles further to-day
and is now six miles out of town. There
is great deal of grumbling over the scant
commissary, and one of the captains has
been suspended for getting drunk on army
funds. The Northern Pacific is guarding
ali trains until they get past the army
headquarters, sixty Deputy United States
Marshals having been sworn in, and a
posse Of thirty well armed going out on
each train.
TACOMA. April 26.-About twenty more
Depuy Marshals were sworn in here to-
day by Marshal Drake TO assist the pres
ent force in guarding Northern Pacific
Railroad property from assaults by the
Coxeyites. Additional deputies were
sworn in at other places in the State. max
ing in all about 200 now under Marshal
Brakes command.
The Marshal to-day contracted with the
gunstores 10 take all the Winchesters they
have if needed. Arrangements were also
made with the Sons of Veterans TO secure
the use of their Springfield rifles.
Twenty-Five deputies were sent to Seat
tie to be scattered along the line between
there and this city. If, as reported, 5000
COxeyites are to be concentrated at Meeker
Junction Sunday there will be lalge force
of MarshaIs there to watch them. It is
reported that the army may make an at
tempt TO seize train and go East over the
Great Northern, which line is now tied up
by strike.
The Tacoma contingent of the Industrial
Army bas made no attempt to move yet.
1t announces that it will start Saturday.
Marshal Drake sent small detachment
of Deputy Marshals to Seattle to-day to-
day to re-enforce those already sworn in
there.
The Federal authorities are informed
that 5000 Coxeyites will be cop-
centrsted at Meeker Junction. nine miles
east of here, by Sunday. The officers ex-
press the belief that they can prevent
trouble.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Shank of the First
Regiment. State Militia, received orders
tonight from AdjutaL t-General O'Brisn
Of Olympia ordering Companies G and G
and Troop B te be In readiness to 60 TO
Puyallup at any moment The men have
assembled at their armories and will wait
until midnight. If no further orders come
by that time they will go home. and re-
port for duty again tomorrow morning.
OLYMPIA. Wash, Arril 26.-Citzens of
Puyallup. where the Industrial armies
from Seattle and Tacoma are to meet, have
sent request to Governor McGraw TO
order out the militia to meet them. Tue
Governor states that whenever the Sheriff
of Pierce County reports that he is Unable
OF preserve the eace he will promptly
order out the militia.
Adjutant-General O'Brien has received
a telegram from the United States Mar
shall at Spokane asking that thirty-five car
bines be sent in all haste to equip posse
for protection against violation Of law.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-In view of the
reports from Idaho that Cnxey army is
organizing in the Cpur d'Alene mining
district in the northern part of the State
and that an attempt may be made to se-
cure train Acknowledgement OIney, after
a conference with Senator Dubois, sent a
telegram to the United States Marshal of
Idaho similar to those sent to the Marshals
of Montana. In case of his inability to
prevent violations of the law he is directed
to telegraph the facts to the President aud
ask the assistance of the United States
troops.
COXEY STILL MARCHING.