Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-28
THEY WILL FIGHT.
Ono Hundred Detectives From Columbus Ready to
Attack Gal7in's OOmmOnwsalsrs and Drive
Them From the B. & 0. R. R. Property at
Daybreak-Galvin's Men Ready to Fight and
DEFY the OficialS-Militia Out 10 Guard the
Armory-BloOdshsd Seems Probable.

Mt. STERLING, o., April 2S.-2 D. M
Detectives Mahoney, Murphy. Bauer,
Schlessinger, with q posse Of 100 men,
arrived here on a special train from
Columbus at a. m. Their purpose is to
drive Galvin's 2S5 Industrials of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad property.
Governor Mckinley sanctioned this
movement. The army is encamped
beside the stolen freight train
and has guards out to prevent
surprise. Rumors OF threats to
burn the Fourteenth regiment
army here brought the local militia out
to guard their buildings. State Adju
tant General Howe sent 1000 rounds OF
ball cartridges to the militia here.
Mt. STERLING, o., April 2s, 2:15 a. m.
-Galvin's army was approached by
the detectives two miles east
of here The GaIvinites refused
TO move. on and dared the
detectives to fight. Unless otherwise
ordered by the Governor, detective
Mahoney and his forces will attack at
daylight.
FRYE WANTS TO PREACH.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 27.-"Gen-
eral' Frye's army with the merged
Aubrey branch. numbering 400, are at
the Bake street pork house to-day.
The General has expressed his deter
mination to preach Sunday on III
Christ came to Indianapolis, provided
be can do so under the auspices OF the
ministers of the city. perntendent
of Police Powell will confer with Mayor
Denny who has stated that the army
may be forced to go on.
JELLICo, Tenn, April 27.-The un-
employed and striking miners OF the
JelIico region have issued call for
public meeting, to be held next Sunday,
for the organization of Coxey division.
SEATTLE, WASH, April 27.-The Sc
attle contingent of the Industrial army
began it's march eastward to-day in a
drenching rain. They campt at Kent
tonight.
PORTLAND, OGN., April 27.-Advices
from Troutdale are that there are no
new developments in the situation as
relating to the Portland regiment OF the
Industrials. Everything is quiet.
PREPARING FOR GALvIN's ARMY.
COLUMBUS, O., April 27.-Sherlff
Ross, of this county, to-day mailed
notices to a specific number OF men TO
hold themselves ready to report to him
when called 10 take charge OF Galvin's
detachment. He did this, he says, to be
ready for any emergency, in view OF
the unsettled affairs in the county.
KELLEY MAKES AN APPEAL.
CASEY, Iowa. April 27.-During the
march the rain ceased and the sky
cleared and the day became an ideal ono
for the pedestrians. At Casey good
sized gift OF provisions was expected,
with hot coffee and fuel. The provis-
ions. however, consisted OF a lonely bas-
ket OF bread and solitary pound Of
coffee. There were no cheers for
Kelley. During the afternoon General
Kelley issued the following appeal TO
Mayor Bemis. OF Omaha:
To Major Bemis and Citizens Of Omaha.
One more appeal from the Industrial
army. We are entirely surrounded by
Pinkerton and railroad detectives, who
are sparlng 40 pains tn break our move
ment. Send US supplies by rail as soon
as possibe-bread, meat, coffee. We
urge YOU once more to stand by Us. We
hone to to make Des Moines some time
SUNDAY. Route impeded in every con-
ceiyable manner. Transportation by
wagon must in great part be paid for.
The manifesto Of Kelly gave express
sion TO the sentiment of the men and
threats against the Pinkertons are be-
coming hourly more numerous.