Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-11

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himself ami men hr snli' 1--WE would
in e. up ,uu line Oi march ,nst lu 10
minutes if permitted % 40 20, ptuvib'
lug we could Gee our way cicht anu %,
sure se would not irgt21 OF aiNfvn 90
death" A. O. b,iug compelled in =.
hu replied. "rhcre Is not % man in ilie
militia ur auo X the police ur deputies
that would FRO Ola ~ hu4 SHOULD au
auumyt be- made we would siui Iy 30
town 90 ihu ground nui htIy fgid''
tr obey oficfs, a. we Auow We wall mot
hu nurl,n
licn also said hu had received letter
iDm wealthy Oakland cattle man
This morning announcing tuc Drguuizf.
uou of another industrial grmy ut tuat
place and tnnt BE- wouli suIu Dee hutIrl
this WY. Enough ui OaLlaui'a uiu.
zeus Nerr iu .ymplthy with them 70
Equip them aul furnish food sum.
CiUtt % lost them tll they
coached hero.
Chic Pratt, during most o. the DAY,
10 D. Panty expected orders IRON ihr
police commission al ,tlt Lake fu re-
turn home with his iUfco, although he
thiuks their presence hcfe iHtull uvcrs.
-ary aud u. uubounIuI tuuout 90 thu
otlz.us oi the capital. several more
uUmUurs ui tue army are now stricken
with cullt, lever uuI puuumonin.
Three Of them arh lying ana critlcil
condition at the city hospital.
Cavalry oompany a, fOgden, under
command NJ Captain Gilbert, has
proven itself n crack organization dur.
ing the Let tow dtHs unI o. service b.
greatly appreciated by AuiuAnt Gem
trnl Ouinger
"IiE ALMIGHTY slUTuEHS PACIFIC"
1922 b. mat ii O'Clock the hual
arguments OF Tue southern Pacific
attorneys hogan before Judge Miner
10 his private paflor. NigJrou. opro.
ELTON arguments were again made by
counsel Tor the pIainun and closed
with the following words uttered by
Hon. +. = ilichWdii owe appeal 20
you 20 allow the court % enforce its
own decree oven though ~ ihall De
against the wishes ami Interests oi TIE
almighty 5 luturrn PAclrc"
Atllj the final hearing was over,
nru Judge Miner again Adjourned
court, this time until % O'Clock this
afternoon. ~ hat time u 4 hoped
his drciiiln will be forthcoming.
NEsrUUnAy AFTERNOONS DOiNOs
stia c.ran5adHae
UUuES, Aprl n, @ a. m.-Supcrin.
touJeut Knapp clearly outwittoI the
courts aud the Governor OF the Terri.
tory by making it im osslhle Tor them
to secure the necessary engine aui
train hands yesterday afternoon 10 re-
turn the industrial army 10 the coast
The army is atill here aud all attention
II directed 10 ~ removal After that
has been done Mr.. Knapp ease viii
receive consideration.
WAS HUNTINGTON MisLED?
Tho following self.rxplanatory telo-
gram was received after the NEWS
report closed last evening, uni created
tue Impression that Mr.. Huntington
had not been presented with The facts
In the case by Superintendent Knapp;
sAN FHANcisco, April lOh.
Hon. G. W. West, Governor Territory OF
Utah.
Mr. Knapp, our superintendent a.
Ogden has lolOgmph0l tu Mr.. Fillmore,
our general superintendent, that YOU
hayb demanded thU Southern Pacific
Z company send westward q certain num-
] Dor of p1uplo now in Ogden. / think
this mus, hD mistake. We have iAEuu
] those men East in ihO cnur-o of business,
hoping that iho cundi ION NJ tho indus
IIIhl army, fusHNllul, would bf hHIerrd
thereby, as they can't well got work hero,
aud hope 10 Dos ur thrlr condition by
getting something 90 do on their arrival
! boz the Ots whore thOro b. larger hold
Tor employment ~ the Governor bus
riyou amy such order / um quite sure
un second thought ho will change 10 aud
do what ho cau 10 assist thrm on tholr
WAY. The nihcors ~ tho Southern pauuo
company, there, certainly cannot move
tunn westward uI less Than our regular
rates, aud % anything loss than regular
rates are charged II can oAly be done
through negotiation al this office.
lSlguodl q. 7. liuNriNuroN.
uOvERNoW WEST 40 HuSrINuruH.
10 THE Governor West immediately
replied ~ follows
OGDEN, April iO.h, IsuL
q. r. Huntington, sau FmncIsco.
Information, since proven To be- correct,
clmn 90 mo that tue Southern pacIHc
| company had loaded IA some cattle ears
about one thousand yagrants takon from
SAN Francisco, Oakland aud sacramento.
| These persons were loaded hy the police
and authorities of California muut'4.
TBllucs, with tho cooperation THTnt
| officers ana employees VI your company,
| by forcu Into your ears 10 be- brou ghl
nom the rich stale OF California 10 become
charge upon our Ierriorv-uo p.u.
vision beiug made for thoir tuinspor u.
| ton further cast and they being entirely
without means, other M individuals OF
us ava organization, To secure such trans.
porlutiOu said persona are nov boo re
destitute and pitiablo. They hava been
since being brought into tho Territory d
charge upon our people, WHO have o. pru,
vide tho necessary provisions 90 kooI
! Thorn from starving, tlnt taoy may moi
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