Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

baud played anu their glee CLUB sang.
The last selection was an Uilusinn lf
"industfial." dOggerel cOuchcd 80
nnaTchistic language and was sung 90
tue tune "Gli save the Queen VI Co.
than 300 men l0iuuI Iu the chorus.
After this stirring Performance smith
and his men held council Of war.
Their subsequent action Indicated a
weakening on their part ~ they retired
a short distance. some OF tho mon TAIL
down aud went 10 elucp.Oihcfs kintlrd
camp tifcs and wai.ui llr daylight.
TRADES UNIONS CALLED oN,
OGDEN, Utah, May 30, 1850 p. me-
On the statement buin made 90 Chief
Pratt early this morning by Mf. Gl.s..
man that dynamite was Ia the camp
Of the lndustrlais, Chief Pratt s1t forth
10 investigate guu matter lie stated
to DR.. Smith that hc heard D' this nud
that n he saw any funny business on
the part u the army he would cal HE
men back one hundred yards auI
order them b use their Winuhustufs.
Mr.. Smith dcuiei the charge aul said
his army was entirely unstmei.
THIS move on the part ~ Chief Pratt
has taken effect anl Smith IL not s1
Nehh ANNH aNNWANa tNAA NNt "NlNNlH
mean business. Before this they EuIi
howliug AMI hootiug and these sOunuf,
with those OF the band, illed the air 10
the misery Of all until daylight ThH
men slept but little and hal nothing 90
eat until late this morning, their COM
misiafy being ut tho camp iolt last
night.
At 1880 a. m. a meeting was called
by Smith, Mr. Glsasman taxing q
prominent part. Resolutions Nyfr
passed 10 the effect that thOy lay where
they now arc aud freeze the officers
out; that they send squads Ia all difrc.
tons inside tnu line % cause the OIL
GERS all trouble pJtsiblt; and that
they select n committee OF
two mon 10 call on the
federated trades aud trades unlons In
Salt Lake tor folloi Five dollars, was
allowed. tbs COMMITTEES selected and
they Will depart sjOn.
The officers from Salt Lake received
proviaions carly this morning and
again this afternoon. They also have
been furnished with two large tents In
which 20 sleep, and Chief Pratt Il ccf-
tain that the lnduaIrlals can't freeze
him out.
smith feels very blue aud don't en-.
Joy camping on tue sanI ridge As well
~ In the city.
One very Interesting affair occurred
soon after tue arrival VI tho army.
Chief Pratt bad Just given orders tor
the mon In his rear 10 keep cool anu not
act until called upon. A. the Indus.
trials blew their buglts, one OF the
Davis county troop, thinking this a
call for war, wheeled his horse and
spe for the south. lie has not been
seen since.
sNIrH's "tSDusTmALs"
CODES, May 20, 3 .. m.-Chlef
Pratt says OF all the many bands Of
indigUuts that have arrived In this
Territory sinou the California paupor
exodus 10 tho east commenced that
Smithb h tho wOfst. rnoy prAlc
much Of American frseiom aud right
Of wAy, tut he makes tue surprising aud
positive statement that there are less
than a score VI Americans In the horde
they are now holding at bay. Smith
IL asort of physiciAu, aud Ia his ma.
tive country had the reputation Of be.
ing an agitator Of the most extreme
aud dangerous character
FANuNGros Is FINN.
The Pennington city c1uuoil met
this morning AMI end0fsed tue action
Of the Davis county officials In turn.
ing back the oommUuwesl hordea.
rhey also sent reini0fcoments anu
provisions to the officers, aud declare
that they would be gwen ali the assist.
ance needed.
A MEETis q o. sYMrATnilEBs.
O0DES, May 20, $3.50 p. ma pre-.
llmiuafy meeting Of sympa.
thiEers was called for O'Clock 10 be-
held at the corner Of Washington ami
rwenty-ioufth streets. Arrangements
were IN the hands OF the junction city
contingent 0f "home TeseTyCsD
similar 10 the Gilson.5tubbs com.
binatlon at Salt Lake. Al tho
time indicated considerable
crowd had congfegAteI together
amid the beating OF snare drum
aud through the distribution Of dodgers
being circulated about town. An un-
known man mounted "A temporary plat.
form aud announced that Mayor
Btough had given him permission 10
speak from the steps " tho city hall,
aud thither the crowd marched with.
out further ado,
OGDEN, 4p,m.-rhr meeting at the
city hall was presided over by man
named Loohrie aud was attended by
many Of the leading citizens Of Ogden.
lie opened denunciRt0ry Of the action
OF the salt Lake aud Davis county
officials Ia stopping tho army.
He was followed by Captain With.
ersll, an old q. A. Il. man, who
spoke iu similar strain.
Then Nal u Bfeedyn, Of the late Ter.
rlt0flal Legislative Council, tOgk the
top step anu made ringing speech IN
clear anu i1fclDle terms and with an
absrucc VI personality and abuse.
Ho concluded by Offering tue follow.
ing resolution, which was adopted
amidst Storm VI applause!
Whereas, 10 has come 20 our knOwl.
edge that a band Of our fellow citizens
were marching peacefully through
our Territory ON their way TO the
national capital, there 10 present In the
form Of "a living petition 10 those In
authority their supposed grievances,
And
Whereas, these fellow Clt'zsus were
met at the northern boundary NJ Davis
county by ON armed force OF police
ami u. 3. marshals from Salt Lake
CITY aud were prevented from pursu.
Ing their Journey and
Where's, his hon0t, the chief luslIcs
Al. 10 A.. "a