St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-21
cheers for the brave little fellow VINO

cheers for the brave little fellow VINO
had already y
PROVED HIS FITNESS i
for the position to which lie had been
appointed. -
Liter E. G. Herbert was identified as
one of the Leading Instructors on
Thursday, and as the man who as
saulted Conway with the hammer.
Bede served warrant of arrest OH him,
when his ferceness changed tO.an in
tense desire to keep his name out of the
papers on account of his mother and
sister residing at st. Paul.
Paul Brandreau was identified as one
who detied the officers. Ubstructing the
mails by setting the brakes. while de-
claring that the train should not go.
even if he died to prevent; that he did
not care for deputy marshals or any
other authority. even il his resistance
cost him forty years. imprisonment.
He was left at st. Cloud with view to
preparing his bail bond there. Foster
and EgberI were brought Ito ST. Paul.
Foster will be bailed this morning, the
Merchants National. st. Cloud. fur
nishing the bail. Many prominent
citizens OF ST. Cloud offered TO 20
on his bond. The two Olsons
named in the Injunction surrendered to
the marshal, but as he had no warrants
for them they were not detained. Others
at st. Cloud for whom warrants are out
will surrender today.
A party of deputy marShals will leave
for GAINESVILLE and other points this
morning with warrants for those who
have committed overt acts. AT Barnes
Vile the men cut coach out OF the mail
train. This was not prevented by the
marShalS, as it is desired to make
A TEST CASE
which will settle the question as to
what constitutes Eail train.
Foster is man of character and un-
usual Intelligence, positive in his make
up. capable of welding wonderful in
fluence. especially for good.among men.
though stubborn if in the wrong. He
was conductor fifteen years on the
Chicago & Alton. and was discharged last
May. together with his whole crew. for q
wreck. Though investigation reinstat-
ed the whole crew. he accepted the po-
sition of brakeman OH the Great North
ern rather than go back. The order
numbers 500 in ST. Cloud, and embraces
all lines of ordinary railroad employees.
Foster stated to the GLOBE that the
acts of violence were either inStigated
by outsiders or done under the advice
Of jackleg lawyers, contrary to his
wishes. The marshals state that Foster
advised against the acts for which he
and his associates were arrested.
The tracks at st. Cloud, holding about
$50 cars. were practically filled yester.
day. The three delayed mail trains.
one of them DELAYED since Tuesday, to.
gether with all of the coaches excepting
two, were returned to st. Paul yester-
day. The trains were made up under
the protection of the deputy United
States marshals without interference,
except that
DECAYED HEN FRUIT
was fired at the marshals by party of
about twenty hoodlunr boys. About 400
freights remain in the yards. Two hun.
dred of these are ''bad Order'' cars
which have been accommodating there,
the remainder are mixed einpt.eS and
loads.
Till ty-three deputies were left at st.
Cloud in three parties, under expert
rnced officers. viz: Gus B.aulieu, W..
e. Hanke and W. j. Mackey. Eighteen
returned with the marshal and they will
he reinforced by others il necessary
TO enforce the injunction. The men
begin to realize that to quit work is no
violation of law, but to U1struct the
mails. the business of the United States,
or the commerce. between TIE states, Is
anather thing. They allege confidence
in their ability to win. and yet there is
weakness in the lack of sympathy ell
c0untered on every hana-not SYM
pathy for those whose wages are
affected by the proposed reduction-but
because the strike Cannot ac-
compllsh. if continued, greater
good than has already been Sc
cured, qiz: the right to have their griev-
ances presented to and passed upon by
the United States courts, which are as
true to the interests of labor as they are
to capital.
Marshal Bede and Deputy Sheehan
returned to st. Paul and will go out
with the party this morning. Among
the party at st. Cloud are dozen of as
brave men as ever served any govern
ment. who are exDerierced officers.