The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-10

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ARRESTED.


Tram ai lf'utiale We're stopped here OF
o.ln orl1'k TINS evening by two troops
oi Fourth Cavalry United states army,
from Walla Nalla, DOB command of Colo
ne. compton.
The tram bearing the troops arrived
al '.-o clock. AS soon as The tram
stopped the troops were ordered our OF
the cars and marched down the tracks
@ quarter OF mile Co the end OF the
lower switch, where they were posted.
part behind TRAINS OF cars ON a side
track ana the remainder behind rocks
ana 'ana dunes.
A nasiuah went down the track aud
placed torpedoes CON % at intervals
About 70 O'Clock tine smoke of the APP
pf"achlhs Tram was seen at the point
iour miles away, ana the shout went up
There they come J. As the train came
mp the engineer shut oil steam mo-
ment and 1t was expected that the army
would not run into the trap. Then the
whistle for the station sounded.
As the train came nearer flags were
seen waving from the top Of the engine
cap. In a moment the red flag was
wildly waved by the ilagman. The en-
gineer answered with short blast Of
the whistle. Then the torpedoes eN-
ploced IN succession, and as the train
slowed down the cavalry rushed from
their hiding.place and there was an
ominous cooking Of gun-locks.
The lndustrials were taken out of the
cars, stood IN line and searched by the
cavairymen. Other cavalrymen search
ed the cars. Three revolvers and a
miscellaneous collection Of butcher
knives, r7z"r' and shears was found
and conust..ed. After being searched
the men were sent BACK INTO the cars
and alrymenwere put on guard.
An attempt was made to interview
the rngleaders, but they refused to
talk, beyond cursing the press.
They were disguised when told that
they were 10 be taken BACK 10 Fortlahu
tonight under escort OF the cavalry
Most Of the men wore green cards on
winch Is printed the letters OF ther
company. a few had DTS OF red
white and blue ribbon. On board
lacked TO the sac Oh a car was VIII
ueH' % l. 49, nun i' i'ei'''
OoI'pahS oii ""o'i'ei 0ai "''
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2u''e7' ~ INC inu u'', Ia "a
me eli'ne ou'n' iei' 1aii'iis'o" 10
VI lam a. ~ y 80. 49, ''-l'' '''' ''''' '''
by the fourIh Oa'aiIy'
Engineer Daiie'' ''y' 'i'a' nv iiie''
ulu not threaten MN Vi Pe'eiiI sui's
but insisted that ne 'nouiu pun thei'
tram AZ AIiiis'on 'ney "'l' 81"
water Dut Vney VIII 'ra'ei 0h empty
s'omachs 10 ror,ianu' -,
"AshlNGIoN' APil 90 -Ni'i'ouS, re-
Poius nave "eeu ou'ie'i' ''i"' '''' NV
House sualuS iau Oeei ie''i,0i ''u'
rfeslueht Cl'' elahu was 9eeh uii' INK
through the prlnclPai S'Iee'9 VI 'ne
CITY III an open carnage WIFI oniy vhe
colOreu uIl'er On 'ne ooA' q ri"''ei
when gives the rIesiueh' concern was
the perihlssioh Which Ine io'ai i'"i CO
tate dealer gave CoNey 10 enc"nP III
"oodley farN' "hich auJolnS the Ile''-
uehI country pace
COLUMBUS, o., April 2s.-Ihe militia
has captured a Baltimore q Ohio train
filled with Galvins recruits for the In
dustrlal Army. Money was raised to
send the men ahead as regular passen-
gers.
STUART, Ia, April 2S.-helly.s detach-
ment of the Industrial Army left for DE
Moines 1911 strong.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Lawless
bands of Coxeyites are organizing in
the Northwest, and serious trouble is
expected by Government officials there,
Seattle and Tacoma both have armies
marching eastward.
WASHINGTON, April 29,-Cien. Coxey
at the head Of a few hundred men ar
rived at the Capital to-day and went
into camp. Carl Browne made vigor-
Gus speech to large audience ON the
money question. Many Senators and
Representatives were present.
DIES MONIES, 10. April 29.-keuy's
army has arrived ana mas been received
by the people with food and sympathy