Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

given him forty-elght hours TO aoate
| the nuisance.
Their action was taken on the advice
Of 5. T. Thomas, attorney for the Dis
trict. Coxey expressed surprise at the
orders and said that he mad just en-
gagged landscape gardener to marx
! out ditches for sewers in the places.
OUT OF COAL AND WATER.
! Cripple Creek Commonweelers Forced TO
Lay TO and Camp for the Sight.
PUEBLO, CoLo, May 9.-Sanders'
| Cripple Creek Industrials, who seized a
train here last night and started east
on the Missouri Pacific railroad, sue
ceeded 10 getting around the oostruc-
tion near Olney caused 6y ditching an
engine and box car 10 cut aDd resumed
their journey eastward ABOUT $3.50
a. m. Supt. Derby when notified by
wire that the train sezers were again In
motion, ordered four engines which had
been awaiting developments at Arllng-
ton, seventy five miles from here, TO 20
east rapidly as possible. He also order
ed another locomotive TO be dltched
near Harwell, which is beyond Airing
ton. Not a train except the stolen one
is now running on the Missouri Pac.sc
in Colorado. The tank at Ordway, ten
miles beyond OIney, has been emptied,
and water for the locomotive can be Sc
cured only from wells.
The Coxeyites' stolen train encoun-
tered another obstruction near Airing
ton, eighty miles east of this city, where
four engines were ditched by order OF
Supt. Derby. The industrlals prompt
ly layed tracks around the obstruction.
TOPEKA, KANs., May "a special
train bearing B. p. Waggoner and
other officials of the Missouri Pacific
arrived here about o'clock. II is the
plan 10 gather a force OF deputy mar
shals and start west over ths Missouri
Pacific to oiDtercept the Sanders contin-
gent Of COmmonwealers.
Warrants have ceen sworn out
charging them with bringing stolen
property into the State. Ga these war
rants il if desired that toe Coxeyites DO
arrested.
Information came late tonight that
the army had reached Covngton, near
the western State line. Their coal aud
water supply was exhausted and they
had gone into bamp. The local authori-
ties state thew will not interfere with
the train but will permit il TO proceed
east.
HELD FOR TRESPAss.
PIrTsBURG, PA, May 9.-The TWEEN
tv-three members OF Company B Of Gal
wins commonweal army, who were ar
rested at Bisseil for attempting 10 cap
ture a Baltimore and Ohio freight train,
were held to-day on a charge OF tres
pass.
At toe hearing the entire company
was sentenced TO twenty days in jail.
The remainder of the army left Nc
Keesport on foot, having failed TO Sc
cure railway transportation. Calvin
has decided TO march his men over the
National pike.
The army reached Elizabeth and went
into camp. Lieutenant Colonel Woods,
who mas not been holding the most fra
ternal spirit toward Colonel Calvin, re-
signed his commission and left the
army. About fifty men went with him.
James Brennan was appointed 10 sue
ceed Woods.
EAN AWAY WITH THE MONEY.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, May 9.-There
is trouble in the industrial ranks. Al
| ter the performance given by the Sutter
Fort wing several officers. who carried
the money sack, got on tear. Ine5
were deposed this morning and new Of
fcers chosen. -Four of the old officers
disappeared with the money. Among
them were Carpenter and young man
named Payne. They were captured al
Clarksburg, ten miles south, but mo
money was found ou them, Treasurer
Iuman sDd Capt. Savage are also miss
ing. Squads Of the army out hunting
them found them in the gas works and
exchanged shots with them. Mean
while the money. amounting 10 about
$500, has disappeared. and the men
have nothing TO eat Most OF Barker :
army moved TO Arcape, seven miles
from this CITY. 1t is supposed thev in
tend 10 capture a train. They are con-
siderably broken up aud dispersed.
THE COMPANY GOING TO PIECES.
SAN BERyARDISo, GALA, May O.
Col. Finetts. OF the Second Los Angeles
regiment OF the Commonweal, and his
seven comrades were taken before JUS
tice Knox on complaint charging
them with attempting 10 evade the pay
ment Of railroad fares, and they were
held to answer, bail being sXed al 500
each in default OF which they were re-
manded TO the custody of the sheriff.
The company is going TO pieces.
STOLE A LOT OF GUNS.
COLUMBUS, IyD., May 9-Parties be-
lleved TO be the advanced guard OF
Gen" jennings Conmonwealsrs, now
in camp near Edinburg anc who are 20
move on 10 this city, broke into the gen
eral store OF Charles Sti1e, OF EdiDburz.
last night snd carried away $3.50 worth
Of fine guns.
LA PORTE, IND, May 0.-Geueral
Randall AMI stat were released from
custody this afternoon ana discharged
on signing al agreement 10 a. once
break camp ana get out Of the county
as fast as possible.
THE onion has q virtue 10 which
tho usands NJ people will swear. This
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