Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12
THE CAPTURED" TRAIN,
Quickly Boarded at Midnight and
Sent Ahead Rejoicing.
EVANSTON AT SEVEN THIS MORNING
snppsr Tonight ~ Green Hlyer -- The
tomniissary weii supplied. -ne-
serters tor the Cosi niBss.

EVANSTON, Wyoa April 1.-THE
Kelly army IL no longer on Utah soil,
iibavlng crossed the Wyoming state
Hoe shortly before O'Clock this morn
log. 80 lar rs that contingent IL con.
ctrned, IL lie gone from the West Tor.
ever aud tho East will have n taste Of
what has boon experienced here the
ia,i few days. when the army marched
from Ogden last night, II was under
the guard oftwo companies Of Infantry
aud oi the cavalry. IL oampoi tom.
pomfily about three AMI half
miles from the Junction City, but later
fell 10 line and Iampsd to ulntsh,
four miles further, near tho mouth OF
Weber canyon, where the men halted
at midnight, built Ore, aud waited 10
take possession Of a U. T.. freight train,
which, Il was surmisei, had been ar
ranged for them to capture that no blame,
responsibility or odium might attach
to Ihocompauy TOT transporting paupen
from one state 10 another.
This arrangement was freely die.
cutstd bo the army leaders ~ hav.
ing cmauated from the Southern
Pacific a. a quasi.fepentance lof foisi.
iug the helpless unfortunate men on
Utah, aud a bid lot tue forgiveness VI
the people OF that Territory.
TnE TRAIN HELD ~.
The hold.up Of tho train was ~.
mafkable proceeding, as the engineer,
conductor, bThkemen, ami even as-
siatant superintendent O'Nelll Of the
Wyoming division, wu1 were In
chargr, were perfectly submissive and
became ~ clay Ia the hands Of
General Kelly anu Colonel Baker,
who proved 10 be uiost stiiiul pl0tiera
The train was gn Immense one, con.
sistiug Of thirty.five ears, twenty-five
OF which were close box, seven ope
and one cab0Oso. There were two
engines. The NEwH correspondent
witnessed the capture, boarded the
tfnlu, aud started with the army
accompanying II a. fat rs Evanston.
TIE MILITIA AZ HooRr.
one CONF any Of the Uan militia,
Under command Of Colonel Tatlock,
followed 10 Wasa,ch, near the lilc,
lul did not otoss, Il being
against the law for body OF armed
men 10 10 irOm one state 10 another ut
Tor tho mililismon 10 20 out VI the
Territory while Ia service. That IAtt
oil the militia camped Ia special car
NJ Wasniuh during the day. II will
boz attached 10 the wrstb1uHd passun-
ger At 1880, aud h due Ia Salt Lake Ut
$3.50 this Afternoon,
Colonel ratlook II feeling pretty well
today considering the severe shaking
up anu hfulsiug nu received last night
by fall IRON hiH horse while gall0piug
along al tue hllu % Captain Giiutft, Ui
cavalry company A, nj 10 O'Clock lat
night
rROvisioNs ~ PIKNTy.
The army has plenty OF good pro.
'isions tor four days. IL will rcacn
Cheyenne az noon tomorrow,
where Arrangements Tor more FOOD
aud a BRET Trut will b.
male. IL Deakiasted hastily 10
Evanston touAy, rom the commlssity
lfuNdrJ ny utau, auu Will make ~
Stop al hfcun River tor supper tDHigut
A dtzru or iiltuvn mtu ue,uttrd hVrr
10 hunt Wofk NJ tue Almy coal miuts.
OihtfH VIII leave ut ROCK Spfiuss, an
Oh army HE viii become ifks me g.
'goipf Uf utHcr-, they VIII drop uut be.
lore the Missnufi rIyer IL reached.
Nvnsfal Kelly hAld this morning,
l1WuvUb TIA. be cXpeolei 10 carry nj
ltlsi iuut.iitts OF tue present enlist.
mrut O. Washington, aud that accgb
Huus iuuumui-tiy greater thgu the
lvstiu'ns are beils made,
nH KNAPP HASN'T REsiGNrp.
0uouuy before midnight NEWS
representative called On Sup,. Knapp
Of the s H., at Osden. Being uues.
uoueI Ugariing a sistemant that
J'a,sriay hs temporarily rendered
his resignation by telegraph 10 his
iupttlor 0lliceb ~ sau francisco, In
order 10 escape inlug IA contempt ui
court, aud that the same was promptly
accepted by the directors, MI. Knapp
appeared 90 be surprised but cody re-
tpuuuei, ct BE- news 10 me-" H.
then supplemented his reply by say.
aug, 81 um Hlill superintendent here
Anu du not intend 10 resign" An OF.
urn gentleman, who claimed 10 speak
by tllr card, declared that Mr. Knapp
Wuhla not nave Withheld his frsigna
w. "a had the army slill remained there,
anu The contempt proceeding been
pushed.
lioMEWARD BOUND.
OGDEN, April ~, 1894, p. NJ
Tho O'Clock passenger from the
Last over tho Union Pach 10 arrived
lrompuy on tune, carrying within on
special car Cob Tatock aud the
Dsnhaller Rifles and Utah Militia anu
representatives. OF the Salt Lake daily
laprfs.
n train was met ut the depot by
5ovetnor West aud Secretary
richards Drawn up on the north
'au VI Tie building on tho depot