The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
COULDN'T STOP THEN.


DKSvna May a-Ihe cS1ppls CfOsk In
daeesial Axmy. undss Ges. GanDdssA uho
seoIs . train - Pusbae last night snd
started East. eoe around ths obstructton
nsas Oansy, caused - ditchtng N engine.
by laying nSw troek, and resun04 tAs1r
journey. oup<sistsndent Darby ordered
the wafer dfnun ffUa al the tanln aioDg
the reed and distractions placod In the
vsy 81 he train vhsrsvsr possibje. By
vroekfng en9iDeA Not . regular ts1in
was moving on the rod u Colorado today.
The Coxeyfsss sncountsrsd another OBJ
struct5os near Ay1ingson, elGhty miles
ease 81 Rusbao. vbssU Soax engines wsrs
ditchsd. The InduseFials laid . track
around the sngiuse end went On twelve
miles 70 6asveu, twelve miles east Of
Ariingtou, vhsrs they wssD stopped b
four eneinss dttchsd In cut They buiis
. track around the engines and went on
~ Ordway the water IN the boiler gave
ous and the msa obtsfnsd supply from .
wsil, carrying = h their dinner pails and
eofRss pots. Another engine vas dischsd
as Diston, lf0 miles from pushio, but this
csused only bEisf Delay.
At lo'esock the army had reeehed Chiv.
ingson. t2B miles cost of Pueblo The
ditshsd engines delayed them three Or
four hours. When they came 70 IN OBJ
struetion thsy tear mp the rails behind
thsir train, carry them forward. build .
track around the obstruction and 60
ahsad. The company have . numbsr Of
LOCOMOTIVES gathered along the lins east Of
6aundsn fos the uss Of ditching the fugi-
tivs& Ali the water tanks are empsisd.
and this alone ought 70 prevent the Grip.
pie Crsskers from going far.
eALrsA. Kan, May 0-Whsn the Grip
pie Creek army reached Chivington. near
the western border Of Colorado. their coal
and water supply Vas exhausted and they
went into camp. Word Us received by
the local employees Of the Missouri Pacific.
from the of1ciais at Atchison. to prepare
500 warrants, and saying that forcs Of
800 deputies from Leavsnworth wsre en-
route 70 this city 70 place the army under
aSrssL The local authorities say they
viii not interfere with the train, but viii
permit Il 70 procssd eastward.
TOPEKA. May 0-A special train bearing
Bailey b. WaRgonsf and other o6icsn Of
the Missouri Pacific came 10 Topeka from
Atchis0n over the Santa 70 this afternoon,
arriving shout 5 o'clock. II has sincs ~
manned here, awaiting the arrival Of
United States Marshal Medley. Who II on
his way hare from Fort Cotton. Nesley 10
expected soon sitter oo'ciock. Il 10 the
plan. soon after he arrives. to gather .
forcs Of deputy marshals and start west
over The Missouri Pacific. 70 arrest the
Saunders contingent Of Common wsalsrs.
Wa9eonss made application TO Gov. Lew
cling for his influence In gathering to-
gether IN elective force Of deputies. and
resolved the reply that the governor
would take the matter under advisemsnt.
A writ a replsvin has been sued out
By the Missouri Pacific Tor the stolen
srain, and Il will b demanded Of Marshal
Nssiey that he execute the writ War.
rants have been sworn ont also In each
county in the state through which the
Commonvsalsrs pass changing them with
bringing stolen property into the state.
On these warrants IL 10 desired that the
Coxsyites shaii b arrested. The train
bearing the Missouri Pacific officiais and
the deputy marshals will not leave here
until II. possibly not until midnight
The special Missouri Pacific train
started vest at II o'clock over the Santa
Fs. Il carried General Attorney Was.
gonsr. General Manager Clark and United
States Narshal Medley. with number OF
deputies that he collected hersA The train
vii run 70 Osags City and b. transferred
70 the Missouri Pacific and run to Gene.
see, Rice county. on fast time. Marshal
Nssisy Will pick up . number Of deputies
along the line and viii have force Of 500,