Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

the bridge, had all tho saloons closed
ana the company officers suppressed
the numerous vocal demonstrations
which were made.
Kelly ana Governor jackson.
Al this junoture Gen. Kelly arrived
IN Council Bluns and was at once sent
for by Governor jackson and the attor.
ney-Eeneral. The interview was pro.
longed one. mostly mouologue. for
Governor Jackson took occasion to re.
View in detail all the actions he had
taken the purport being that he had
taken every means possible TO get the
army on its way and that the state
authorities had not laid a straw OF de-
tenuon In It's way. His correspondence
with railway officials had resulted in
nothing so far as the Northwestern.
milwaukee, and st. Paul aud the Bur.
lngton We're concerned, they refusing
TO do anything The Rock Island az
hrst suggested they might take half
OF the army TO Davenport II the 81.
PAU would take the other half to the
river. the railways to be paid n fair
rate as might seem just 20 the COVER
nor The governor had agreed to rec
ompense the roads, although there was
no authority FOR him to put his hand
into the treasury for that purpose.
This proposition to take the men across
,a,,. 49, ~ D.'n Ieca'leu later ana
49,, '",'"aSs WOMB 10 hothing
90" 'oro' '''v''i US other passengers
=. VI" ''e9' iie no,lheu helly that
-, rV"uV' D'ul'S hau ar
-, Do"'s =" ''Ne the
,hern ,,,,r $50. N.''y WI 20 proN'ue
-, an" "'"p'e pro-
t,.,,, 49, ',''s .'s p'ei', a',ons Tor ti's
- ',''s ''''ug' Ne"g H"'u Una.
Az NV w ~ fas' pu' ne Wou'u
r'',''S''','i !" ms camp le'
49, ~ s' .1'''''' anu ne WOMB wire p"eK
An 49,. -.
r,,,,as -. 'n 'o""'s > W 'n's o''y
c 60 d.. e''b'''es ai'u avs OUT OF
u''' az plo''p' "etlon seelh-
~ "N'," plop"p'o uoup'e
~ w, ,''''e u'iy y" more men
ti' "''Nse from p'laha INTO
D"une'' hiuns on the way to Join the
Oio"u 'h"' preceded them' They
i''''neu up l'roau"ay' three ABREAST
!" regular order' IL was suid mat they
We're mostly south Omaha laoorers'
me outpouring from Omaha began to
make its lungs heard as the streets
ohokeu nn WIN the crowd ana kelly
laliIN pulled away from the governor
eNcusins himseH Tor ms haste b@ the
extreme desire not to be recognized
ana delayed by tie crowd. lie eN-
pressed himself to the governor as not
blaming him for the detention caused
by the railways. but said he and his
men came here as citizens OF the United
states, respectful ana orderly. and sim
ply asked to be treated with decent hos
pitality.
Kidding the Governor Gaod-Bye.
Il, hta,4,,,o- en-, ,,,,,.ar,,,. ,,r,,,,,,o 10
snoot him nv the Mana ,nd satd. "1
meyer meet Won again vet bone
t,nt n should he mus favored mo
next time we enter the state Of Iowa
II viii NOT he aq mendicanta but TINT
we viii he welcomed aa worthy c,tizans
anxious to further all It's beat inter.
ests
HIS voice tremlled and his courteous
bow and retirement made such an i'm.
preston that for several moments thnre
wos daad silence Tban the confer.
ence over the problem continued uptu
II was broken nv the noisy entrance
of the committee from Omaha Win n
crowd behind them In the meantime
Kelly hurried ami of a roar stairway
stepned nm an alley ma nv short
cut reached his borse stapdin, In front
Of the Rec ONCE. ana mounting was an
for Weston. As he rode AWAY one ~
the enthusiasts erabbAd his teg ana
strove IN detain him urginr him 10 ,ailr
10 the crowd. but he pushed him as,de
and enlloped away
nesiesinE thc Telegram ONCE.
While the committees were at wor,,
in Council Bluns other committees
were beseiging the telegraph office with
messares to the presidents OF the
Iowa trurk lines
Al II o'clocI, the following was sent.
Council Blufs. Iowa. April go-To
Marvin HuRhItt president Chicago and
Northwestern. r r. cable. president