The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-05-16
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switch engine al Horace and taken the best
/ passenger engine they could find in the
roundhouse. Without mishap the runawaya
reached Scott City, which they approached
warily. They saw fifty feet of track torn
up in front of the station there, and 100
men with rifles lined up on the station
platform. The engineer reversed at once
and before the deputies had time to think
their expected antagonist had disappeared
in the distance from whence they came.
The Missouri Pacific promtly started a
train East from Leoti, Kan, twenty-five
miles west of Scott City, to intercept the
returning army.
TACOMA, Wash, May "a fight took
place at North Yakima at 1880 this evening
between marshas and ndustrials Deputy
Marshals Chdester and Jollick, Of Tacoma,
were shot, the first named in the leg, and
the latter through the bowels. He is bleed
ing internally. Twenty shots were fired in
the melee Savage Weaver and McAdee,
all Seattle citizens, received flesh wounds
from revolvers. Buck a Seattle Coxey-
lite, who was the leader of the crowd. had
two fingers broken with a club. Great ex-
citment reigns at Yakima
The fight was the result of a determina-
ton the part of the Coxeyites-not to
leave a train which had been held there
since 10 o'clock. The deputies determined
to take the train. The industrials swarmed
over the train, and outnumbered the mar
shals. The latter gave up after two at
tempts to GUST the army, and went back to
Yakima, two miles from the scene of the
scufile, and side-tracked.
The deputies from Toppensh responded
| to Chidesters demands for reinforcementS
| and % more went from Ellens. At o'clock
| this evening the train backed to the bridge
| over the Yakima river a mile from the
town. Half the population followed. The
Coxeyites boarded the train to the number
of $50. Chidester says one Of them at
tempted to set a brake deputy ordered
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deputy pulled him away. The Coxeyites
began clubbing the deputy, and then the
shooting commenced. The Coxeyites re-
treated, breaking switch and piling rocks
on the tracks. but afterward removing
them. AS soon the fight was begun
stones were thrown at the engineer and
fireman in an attempt to dislodge them
The train backed into Selah station, after
the fight, where it is now. Surgeon Hill has
gone to Yakima to attend the wounded.
Adjt. Fitting. of Seattle, went to Yakima
from Elensburg this evening, and demand
ed food and shelter for the army. The city
council granted leave to sleep in the city
hall tonight, and food will probably be
given them in the morning.
Marshal Frake left here tonight at IL
o'clock for the scene. All along the line
the army is in an ugly mood. Thirty indus
trials left Ellensburg tonight to walk over
the mountains to Wenatchee, on the Great
Northern, where they hope to get trans
portation to Spokane and possibly st. Paul.
SALIVA, Kan, May 10.-10:30 p. NJ
The war is over. The intrepid Colorado
contingent of the commonweal, which has
kept Colorado and Kansas in an uproar for
two days, has surrendered Internationally
to Marshal Medley. They were $50 strong. and
every man was put under arrest. The sur
render was made peaceably, and the entire
army is being taken to Topeka for trial
The special train is now route with the
captured army, and is making rapid time
on it's return trip.