Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-03
rIING GUNS NOT USED.
s.unrdSmcn Ordered to
',ovr Against Coxeyites AT
Nt. Sterling.

ut. Sterling.
..,nrs, o., April 2s.-Gov. Mckin-
|, ordered Battery Ii of this city,
,,ronl, r. Stewart, to report at its
rrenaratory to going to Mt.
if necessary, to clear a Balti-
Il Ohio Railway freight train of
t. contingent of Coxey men.
[tcry has Calling guns and can
The Governor ordered Cos. A, B
r Col. Colt. of this city,
ort ready to proceed at $3.50
20 MI. Sterling. These are all
tns companies and with the
rnmber about $50 men, some of
nhcrs being out of town and
|.,.red as not to be available to-
|roI lCoit himself was at Chillo-
hr+ he fastened home.
coyc.nor'B action is based on the
n $ ?. Peabody, general agent,
.S Graham of the Baltimore x
pgo;Iwav, said they had not been
'' @ct 4 freight train through Mt.
for two days, and that the
h Of Madison County, with one
NV of the Fourteenth Regi-
richt in Mt. Sterling and
T.rosal under the law, had
E. or was afraid to act. This
S,"rms company has about thirty
wr men in possession of the
Number about 200. The battery
ng~ the Calling gun. John Ma
qcaIumbus police officer and as
Sentative of the state, very de-
r,j man, is at the train with some
;Ds and it is supposed the show of
ry is being made 50 as to
Nahoney TO induce the
70 leave the train without
H. Of force. If this does not work
biIitary will go to the scene. Adjt.-
|IJovc is there in citizens clothes.
I,riform has been sent to him. A
lany of the Fourteenth at Delaware
Srpn notified to hold itself in readi-
The opinion prevails here that if
zsbcrif of Madison County had
A little nerve there would not
mcn any occasion to use troops
! oher places.
/ rain of soldiers at :25 A. NJ.
out for Mt. Sterling. Two Cat
Inns were on the rear car. Six cars
Fined soldiers. The other was bag
] ras surprise, says a dispatch
! Nt Sterling, to the Calvin army
f. this morning when Detective
lIahoncy and his men asked him
! qtc the train. When he present
! commission showing that he rep
nted the Governor, who had
j him special power in &C
Bncc with the law, the Cox
i laughed at him. They refused
Ear the commission read. They met
Rmands in the name of the state
4 boots and jeers. Mahoney
4 these facts to the Governor and
hat unless instructed otherwise he
/ proceed to put the men Oft the
8 by force at daybreak. lie was
b DO nothing, and at 5 A. NJ. Adjt.-
llowc and Attorney-genera Rich
arrjycd at the train. After confer
with them, Scott Chenowith,
of Madison County, ordered the
btI the train. Calvin said he mad
iltrol over the men and was power
dodnythins. The Sheriff and the
officers then walked along each
Nnd ordered the men on each to
the train. This having been done
zncr-gcneral Richards addressed
Br0 SAYING that Chenowith was
i Of the county and the power of
at' VAS behind him. ''If you re-
b obey this command, to get off
pin the state of Ohio will compel
10 do So" he said. When
d concluded Calvin spoke to
u saving: MEN, | have no con-
8 cr YOU; YOU must act on your
SMgmeut in this matter. Each
us, act for himself individually,
would advise you to obey the
! 1.-THE sheriff. Not a word came
men. The sheriff then made Il
Eupon the state for the assistance
military.
m the troops reached Mt. Ster-
Ten. Colt addressed the common
N and advised them to leave the
lhc cars were surrounded, and
Eswas left for the army to do
anaon their places. There were
e1S mutterings, however, and
were yet 4 few troublesome signs,
surrender was rpmplete.