Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-12
NDUSTRIALS SHOT
Another "9crap" with Uncle
Sans Deputy MarshaIs.
sT0PPDM ROUTE TO BREAK AJAIL

STOPPED En- ROUTE TO BREAK AVAIL
TIE Csssysss Ras. Are Fired On saa Two
WsusSsA-esaasss' Train sseslers IT
fspshs-Gsv. Isvssslss Bess.ss Active
-CavuDsy wanted - Yakima 60 Quell
the 'wesiers-sixsy-ave More Under Ar
s~ss--Gewers, News of the "Armies."
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, May Ia.-An-
other collision occurred between deputy
marshals and commonwealery and two Of
the latter are now confined at the hospital,
suffering from gun-shot wounds. Word
was received that twenty-five men had
captured two freight cars at Ellensburg
and were coming down to libera,e the
Coxeyites imprisoned IN the county Jail.
The marshals met the inslustrials AMI
stopped their cars by throwing rail across
the track at a point two miles from this
city. The industrials scrambled Oh the
cars and started to run, but were brought
to halt by bullets from the rifles VI the
marshals. Two OF them were wounded,
but not seriously. The others, to the aum-
Der of is0, wcrc marched to the county Jail
and locked up. Fifty Coxeyites and num-
Der Of Yakima citizens accused Of melting
the army" to resistance were started on
nm early morning train under heavy guard
for Seattle.
A Call for the Cavalry.
SPOKANE. Wash. May 12.-Nlajor John
stone. of this city. in command OF the
state cavalry. has received a telegram from
the sheriff Of Yakima asking the authori.
ties TO cali out the troops To qucll the riot
Gus proceedings OF the commonweal there.
Jumbo" Cantwcll has assumed command
a. the spokane commonwealers since the
disgrace of Colonel Dolphin, who wa.
court-martialed by his men for his at
tempt to convert the army funds to his
own use. Dolphin walked out of town.
accompanied by twenty faithfal followers
who refused to desert him. The allied
armies Mt this point now numb er near
ly 500 men.
Get Out Writ of Habcas Corpus.
SPOKANE, Wash. May l2.-Colonel Phil
lips has arrived In Spokane with sixty-five
commouwealers whom he arrested at
Yakima, and Immediately started with
them for Seattle under guard of posse Of
deputies. r. j. Jeffres, commander of the
Seattle Coxeyites, now in Spokane, has
served n writ OF habcas corpus to compel
the marshal to return the prisoners to
Spokane. II is feared that the Coxeyites
will make an effort to stop the train he
fore it reaches the Sound.
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SANDERS GANG ARRIVES At TOPEKA.
Embellishments by the General"
TOPEKA, kas., May 12-The Sanders
'noustriaiist tram stcaiers nave arrived
mere as prisoners OF L nited states Marshal
Medley. The attitude Of Governor Lewell-
ing was soon manifested towards the veal
ers. lie and Mrs Digss, and Secretary of
State Osborne and otIer Populist leaders
Mt once held n private conference and Mt
its close they issued n call for mass meet
ing To be held on the public square last
evening to discuss the question of the I'M
employed. Further than that the governor
consented to the request that the army I've
allowed to camp on the court house
grounds while in the city. Marshal Medley
interfercd with that plan for the present
by keeping the men locked up in the train.
Sanders and his men look upon their ar
rest as a beneficent act of providence tc
hasten them on their journey to Wash
ington. Sanders does not believe they can
NC DuulSucu. Suuucrs SsiiAt
inst nftev he and his men arrived in To-
peka: I'VE are very much Obliged to In.
Gle Sam for belping us this far ON our
tourney. providing rs with comfortable
cars and keep;pg us from hunger San
ders is an electrician by profession and is a
native of Missouri. He is 70 years old.
He ia a man also of some education and
good manners and is quite dignified in his
bearing While his men have lren pro.
v;,i.d for Inv contributions from the nul,-
lie sanders ba. naid for mi. own menls m,
hotels lie saws he and his men are going
20 washington because there il no work
ior THEM III Tue west.
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-e~S 1890