Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
THE TROMBONE GOT THROUGH.
lie Says the "Armyr u ReadT Il
Break Into small Parties
10 Travel.

A German named Weiss was the
trombone player for the band OF the
smith detachment Of lndu,Irials now
being held at Ogden. The band IL
temporarily deprived oi Ia trombone +,
and Weiss Is ia Salt Lake, having
SUCCESSFULLY run the blockade NJ
deputy sherifis and police. His fnt
attempt NJ getting through the OIL cial
lines was made yesterday Sunday
morning, when he tried 10 get into
Davis county along the Union Pacific
track. The oillcers oycfhauleu MIN
and sent him back. He wanted them
TO arrest him, but they would not
do ~. Last night after dark
no made his second aud sue.
oessiul attempt, this time on
the Rio Gpndo Western track. lie was
seen by tho officers, who ordered him
back, pointing reviewers Al him. The
officers were mounted and fence
prevented them gettug ut Weiss, who
says he refused 70 sto,, ~ he did not
believe the shuritis would shoot an un.
armed man. lie was allowed to gO on
his way, aud trampci all night
Today whom he came 20 the Hot
| Springs no was met by police, vino
ordered him bAuk, but he refuse a, Il
20, saying hu had broken no law, anu
| N thuy waited 10 arrest him they
could Hut they allowed him 20 pass,
and be- II Ia town looking for work. Hs
IN a boOkbiuder, from Syracuse, New
/ York, aud has been Ia a merioa
| fifteen years. lie went 10 CaiifOfnia
n couple VI years ago, and worked nj
his trade In lDs Angeles. The huAu.
cial collapse there made business NJ
duh that seven months ago he was
laid of work and has been unable Ia
| get auy since except few days al
washing dishes Ia a hotel.
Meiss says he will take work any.
where anu that he has no Intention VI
going 10 Washington n he can get Gun
! plOymant. lie also says this IA the
sentiment Of the men now with f..
/ Drming Smith ~ Ogden. They would
nave broken up iuto small squad,
and gone ahead before tils only
| their commander would not allow
| H.. Now, however, they are
ready 10 break ~ that way regardles.
| VI what any commander may say,
| They have b0tn i've weeks ON tLeii
| Journey from Los Angeles. Three
| days In Nevada their whole Supply Ol
food was four crackers and water daily,
and they were neariy fHmi.nod. On
\ the Southern Pacific they wert
crowded into box car like sufdines In
n box. The southern Pacific Ulilcialsal
/ lowed them 10 ride unm1lestul, auu
/ they hnd Understood that the RIO
| Gran Western was 10 DO the same,
Weiss says that all VI the organized
| Industrial forces have gone uy
way Of the Stutb0Tn route
Rnd arc collecting IN Col Irado,
There are great many tfanpf
Ia California who come by any route
they can, aud may crowd IA large
numbers this way, but there are no
more organize forces coming ~ pres
ent. Hu says the body of men neal
| Ogden do not want any 0i the armed
assistance offered by sons persons IN
| this city, though there 10 a radlCa
element who would do anything
These, he says, arc la the minority
All tho majority want ID 10 pas
| through pracusbly 10 look Tor n liyiui
elsewhere, aud u IL had not been 70
| the OIL Gers insisting on them hOldinl
together In such "a large body they al
would have been in colorado befOr,
/ this,