Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-10

ing, got water at pond, coal at the Mis-
souri, Pacific coal house at Chivington,
and got breakfast at Chiyington and left
thers at $50 O'Clock this morning for the
east.
HELP ASKED. OF GOV. LEwELLING.
Horace, >KaA Sanders train reached
here at II O'clock this morning, having
obtained fuel and water for their engine.
The sheriff of Greeley county has wired
Gov. Lewelling for assistance from the
state, saying he is unable to muster suffi-
cient force to arrest the Co1eyites. The
Missouri Pacific distractions are east of
here and west of Selkirk.
AFRAID THE coMMoNwEALERs WILL CAP
TURE THEM.
| Genesee, Kas. The Commonwealers
passed Sheridan Lake, Colo, at 1918 this
morning and presumably crossed the
state line at IL o'clock. The Missouri
Pacific officials fear that when the special
reaches the Commonwealers the elatter will
capture the special, thus rendering value
less the wrlts of replevin ISSUED by Com
missioner Wagner. The marshal expects
to meet the stolen train at Scott City.
| TEARING UP RAILS IN KANSAS.
| Marquette, Kas.-Supt. Shankland has
ordered the rails torn up east of Scott
City.
TRALNLOAD OF DEPUTIES.
Salina, Kas.-Bailey Waggoners special
train of U. S. deputies passed through
here at 10 O'Clock this morning and
reached Genesee at noon. There the
number of deputies was increased by rein
| forcements from the south. The posse
now numbers over 100. The party are
all armed with Winchester rifles. The
train is running swiftly and expects to
get as far west as Scott City by 1870
O'Clock this evening.
ARMED WITH CLUBS.
Washington, Kas.-A telegram from
David Kelso to Wagner says that the
Commonwealers reached Horace at noon.
They turned the engine which had before
been running the tender first and soon
started east. They number 300 and are
armed with clubs.
NO SUPPLIES AT SHERIDAN.
Sheridan Lake, Colo.-The Saunders
industrials passed through here at 10
o'clock to-day, the distractions near
Chivington having been removed by the
united efforts of the railroad employees
and industrials. About midnight the
army stopped here half an hour ex xpecting
to receive supplies. Only sack of flour
and one loaf of bread we're donated by
citizens although the men were hungry.
When the general called all aboard they
climbed on the box cars and cheered the
crowd good naturedly. To the Associated
SANDERS TALKS.
"We have met with every conceivable
| obstruction since we left Pueblo. The
company has ditched three engines in
the worst cuts on the road and emptied
every water tank and our engine will
hardly steam from using bad water out
of creeks. The damage the company has
done to its own. property will amount to
thousands of dollars. However, have
received message from Division Su-
perintendent Derby saying that the right
of-way is clear and we expect to reach
clear through to Washington The rail
road company has decided not to put any
more obstacles in the way of the train,
but will attempt to arrest the men in
Kansas.
Hoarce, Kas.-The Coxeyites abandoned
here the stolen Rio Grande switch engine
and seized the best passenger engine in
the Missouri Pacific yard. At lis this
afternoon they were still here waiting for
the east bound passenger train to pass
them.