Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-09
LANDED IN A CELL
Some Of Galvin's ''Industrials''
Boarded a Freight Train.
SANDERS CRIPPLE CREEK MEN FREE
CommonweaIers in California Ar
rested.
OVER CASCADE MOUNTAINS

PITTSBURG. Pa, May GA section of
Galvin's Industrial army landed in the
Central police station this morning. There
were twenty-three Of them. They were ar
rested for taking possession Of q Baltimore
and Ohio train at Bissel
The men deserted Galvin's army yester-
day. After the public meeting in Mckees-
port last night. the men went UP the track
as far as Bissel. When the fast freight
reached Bissel. it was stopped. and the
Gaivanites piled on top of box cars. Balti-
more and Ohio detectives. who had been
expecting the move, were on hand. captured
the men and brought them to this city on
a special train and locked them up.
The Train steaiers stiH Free.
PUEBLO. Colo. May 9.-Sanders' Cripple
Creek industrials. who seized a train here
las night and started east on the Missouri
Pacific railroad, succeeded in getting around
the obstruction near Olney caused by ditch
ing an engine and a box car in a cut, and
resumed their journey eastward about 30
am. Superintendent Derby. when notified
by wire that the train seizers were again IN
motion, ordered four engines which had
been awaiting developments at Arlington.
seventy-fivs miles from here. to go east as
rapidly as possible. He also ordered an
other locomotive to be ditched near Haswell
which is beyond Arlington. Not train.
except the stolen one.is now running on the
Missouri Pacific in Colorado. The tank at
OIdway, ten miles beyond Olney. has been
emptied. and water for the locomotive can
be secured only from wells 1t Is thought
likely that the engine will run dry before
the new obstruction Is reached. No little
anxiety was felt lest the industrials should
cut the telegraph wires. but the train went
through without any molestation Of the
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sue the army from this direction. since to
build their tracks around the ditch they
have taken up 100 feet of rails. United
States Marshal Jones in Denver has been
advised of the interference with the move
ment Of the mails. and counsel for the Mis-
scuri Pacific. IN Denver, have been in
structed to apply to the federal court for an
Injunction to prevent further interference
by Sanders and his men.
ATCHISON. Kan. May 9.-B. p. Wag-
gener, general attorney Of the Missouri Pa
cific road. left here by special train this af-
ternoon to meet the Colorado branch Of the
commonweal army with the stolen train.
He expects United States Marshal Nicely
and 10 deputies to accompany him from
Topeka. Waggener has instructions from
the general manager to have every man in
the commonweal party arrested.
Disappeared With Army Funds.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. May 9.-There Is
trouble In the'industrial ranks. Four Of the
old officers have disappeared with money
belonging to the army. AmeDgS Them We're
Carpenter and a younGsmans hasded Pevne
They were captured near Clarksburg. ten
miles south. but no money was found on
them. Treasurer Inman and Capt. Savage
are also missing. Squads Of the army out
hunting for them found them in the gas
works and exchanged shots with them.
Meanwhile the money. amounting to about
$500, has disappeared and the men have
nothing to eat.
Most of Barker's army moved to Arcade,
seven miles from the city. 1t IL supposed
they intend to capture train. They are
considerably broken up and dispersed.
COmmonwealers in Custody.
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. May 9.-Col
vinette Of the second Los Angeles regiment
Of the commonweal and his seven comrades
were taken before Justice Knox on q COM
plaint charging them with attempting to
evade the payment of railroad fares, and
they were held to answer, bail being fixed
at 500 each, In default Of which they were
remanded to the custody Of the sheriff. The
company 10 going to pieces.
Walked Over the Mountains.
TACOMA, Wash. May 9.-Supt. McCabie
of the Northern Pacific says all the COM
monwealers are now east of the Cascade
noun tains. They were not allowed to go
through the tunnel and walked over the
mountains. Trains are running regularly.
The charge that the employees Of the COM
pany at Puyallup assisted the commonweaI-
ers to get away in box cars has not been
disproved. but no employe has been dis
charged there on account Of any connection
with the commonwealers.