The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-10
ANOTHER TRAIN STOLEN.
Cripple Creekers Seize the Property
of the Missouri Pacific.


Topeka, Kan, May 9.-General San
ders's Cripple Creek industrials, who seized
a train at Pueblo, Col. last night and
started east on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road. succeeded in getting around the OBJ
struction near Olney, caused by ditching an
engine and box car In a cut and resumed
their journey eastward about $3.50 a. m
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-five miles from
Pueblo to go east rapidly as possible. He
also ordered locomotive TO be ditched
near Haswell The industrials got around
the Haswell wreck by building a track
around it and again started east. Another
engine was ditched to stop them at Diston,
119 miles from Pueblo. At Ordway the wa
ter in the stolen engine gave out and the
industrials were obliged to obtain a sup
ply from a well, carrying 1t in their dinner
pals and coffee cups. The tanks had been
emptied by the railway officials. Near Ar
lipgton four engines were ditched by Su-
perintendent Darby, but, as before, the
industrials built tracks around them and
pursued their wild journey.
Information came late tonight that the
army had reached Covipgton, near the
Western State line. Their water and coal
supply was exhausted and they had gone
into camp The local authorities state they
will not interfere with the train and per-
A special train bearing Bailey p. Wag-
gener and other officials of the Missouri
Pacific came to Topeka from Atchison over
the Santa Fe this afternoon, arriving about
5 o'clock. Mr.. Waggener made application
to Governor Lewelling for his influence in
gathering together an effective force or
received a reply that the Governor would
like to take the matter under advisement. A
Missouri Pacific for the stolen train,
and it will be demanded of Marshal Neely
that he execute the writ. Warrants. VIII
the commonwealers pass. charging them
with bringing stolen property into the state
On these warrants 1t is desired that the
Coxeyites be arrested An order was re-
ceived at Atchison tonight by the local
employees of the Missouri Pacific, from the
officials, TO prepare five hundred warrants,
and saying that posse of five hundred dep
uties from Leavenworth was en- route to
Topeka to place the army under arrest.
Twenty-Three GnIvinites in Jail.
PITTSBURG, May 9.-Twenty-three men,
bers of Company B, of Galvin's common
veal army, were arrested at Bissell, eight
cen miles from here at midnight for at
tempting to capture a Baltimore Ohio
freight train. They were held on a charge
of trespass, preferred by the officials or the
railway company. Colonel Calvin says the
men were deserters and will be court-mar-
tailed. They all gave Los Angeles as their
address At the nearing held later the en-
tire company was sentenced to twenty days
in Jail. The remainder Of the army left
McKeesport on foot and marched to Eliza
beth. Having failed to secure railway
transportation Colonel Calvin has decided
to march his men over the National pike.
Two Deputies Shot.
TACOMA, Wash, May "a dispatch
from Yakima says battle occurred to-
bot nd 1nr,yy
in which two of the deputies were shot,
one fatally.