Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
THE WEALERS' WOES.
How liittgs We're Pound BY The
"KWs' War Correspondent, Today.
Az IMPORTANT ARREST MADE.
Men Who Took Part Against the Car.
terltc, "Narked" Tor "Indus.
trialn Punishment

The NEWS "war correspondent"
returned from Salt Lake 10 the smith
Iuduttflsl army camp on the through
O'Clock Union Pacific passenger
train this mornlng aud when near the
Invisible line which divides Weber
aud Davis counties jumped from tho
platform OF the rear car and started 10
climn tho sand ridge Ia the direction
u tho encampment about two miles
east Of the railroad track.
The slowing up u the train was OBJ.
served by chief Pratt ffem hia lofty
place Of observation, through a field
glass, ~ was also the jumping from The
train aud Ia short orler n conveyance
was on the way 10 meet We lone news.
paper man. On arriving nj camp
everything Wa found pretty mucu In
tue same condition ~ ChfInlclul Ia
the NEws on Saturday evening.
One change hiss fallen 90 tue lot OF
the Salt Lake officers since then, how.
ever, that they appreciate very
muon, and that IL that they arc better
provided for than they were. Hut even
now they nfo not M comfortably stu
stcd ~ the so.callcd INDECENT horde
they are called upon 10 guard. The
latter have more blankets sud prOvia-
Ions enough 10 last them three days.
There was a good deal OF excitement
in camp last night oCCaslOnud by tue
arrival rom Salt Like u one Wilson,
a iirs'bfAnd Of the home reserves, who
Informed smith that there was great
sympathy f0r tho wralufs Ia the CAPT.
tai, aud thut many wof. ready 10 lyuch
the Governor aud Mayor that the
former had called cut tho militia 90 70
up aud Kill Oh the Smithites, but that
even the militia were 20 highly Ia.
UenHcd NJ his hOnOf'a action that they
refused % turn out VT bis bidding. All
this tended 10 ttlf ~ strife aud live y
scenes followed for = considerable
time. Putt aud Woods held c0u.
auitati0n with view 10 stopping Van.
s0n's inilamhiory aud untfuthiul state.
mcnts and Il was suggested that he be
arrested for violating tue Injunction Of
tue court when prohibits any person
acting with VI Tor them ia the manner
indicated. Tue conference resulted IN
the determination to allow Ninsou to
40 uum0lested Tor the time being. lie
ANNN AANAl ANA ANAAN AaAAN ~ us NAA
about 10 O'CLOCK anu on taking his
departure counsolc1 Smith aud his
men TO break through tue official
barrier that had stopped them In THEFT
Journey and proceed Tpia advice
was not, however, needed, althou yh
there were men In tho ranks wht
wanted 10 act upon IL. Others advised
that such step would result diHah
tfoualy aud ~ the matter was dropped
In the meantime Pratt had com.
municaled by wire with Captain
Donovan TO arrest NinaOn nj the Hot
| Springs on q charge VI vagTanoy
claiming 10 have ample proof that hs
| has not worked Tor months and that
| he IN a professional idlsf, Tue hons
Officers were served with the otdel
and Ninson was unprecedented at th'
| Hot Springs shortly after daylight
this morning anu brought 10 this city
and thrown IN jail.
The camp has every appearance Of !
regular army outpost and some Of IA,
men have seen service In dofeuse o
their country. The food, too, IL muol
the same. Bread, pork, beans IN,
coffee form the bill OF fare. Bteakfas
was over when the NEWS man AZ
rived but there was plenty left 10
several hungry men aud he epJOyel
his meal thoroughly.