Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

ler.nt. SUPPOSE the court hos power
10 DO pretty much rs as 10 pluases aud
I That We would be- mpellet 10 stand
/ The CIuttqu ncag."
The iliuuctun ( the court provided,
! met that thr company be- prohibited
] ron bringing tho army into tle pcrfI.
| tory. A % this clause, Mr.. Knapp
/ says hiH company has not tnnsgto.sed,
AZ tho army bad CLOSED tho state line
! ak or UIght hours before the service
| upon him OF tue papprs. rHe scron
! order was that thn irlln nus. uots.Ip
within tltrcultory. rothtttho clmpa.
ny VIII tut up the claim that DO had
si1ppui ht that tiuc nad was therefore
without rnCut. Thirdly % was ordered
! That none Ut tue pssi.u lofs bee allowed
! 90 leave the cars. A. 10 that MEkuapp
s,atoH TINT no personally visited every
! car um lIiatuly nIrr tho arrival 1f
/ the train AMI notified tho cap'ails OF
/ the respective companies That they
! must not allow theif mon 90 gc, %.
Al lt 10 O'Clock lill n.git tuo ia.
! Junction Vase mJli1ad NJ o. allow
tue men OF ~ many nv chose 70 40
Toto Tue old Southern PaCnc rUuni
huu1c, hu Immense structure, 10 sleep.
About hyc huudr, u of the men awaited
tlcmsulvD 0i This opportunity. O.hef4
preferred W remain in tao cara UF on
tue grOuut near them about tnu big
b.aEiug nrus NJ coal ami rlIIrJal ties.
Generating tue fourth order OF the
Injunction that tho e. m1suy take the
mon back Mr. Knapp further stated
that thu army diu not want % return
and would probably resist Ia case M
attempt was ma1H go take them back.
Ia tue meantime, he added "Uiah
must take care Ut them until enough
money is raisei TO take thvm away"
ONE Oh IIm SOLDIERS KILLED"
pbusc was atlI aud fatal accident
20 ouu 10 tue mentors Di the army
about . O'clock yrslgfd y afternoon a.
the Bali0ur switch, 20 miles out OF
Ogden. Too name OF the haplus VIC.
tim was j. HulmquisL Hr war about
- yeafs u age au 8lii 10 bo wa ter
! ny occupation. 10 10 claimed that uu
was Raised w ntwu1re lac tue Eastaud
that no was making Dc way b OK after
n WHIT 10 the hiilwiu,er Fair His
comfa lea stale that he hal a vito aui
two children.
II appears that the train had boeu
Hiic tracked az tue switch Ia question
u allow tue afternoon pawenyer train
out VI Ogden 10 pass ou the
weat Daring tuB walt the men
got out and walked about the prairie.
When tie signal % star, was given
they hastily clamoered back on ~ the
train. HllmquiBt, needless OF thu pas.
sungcr train dashed across the track Boo
front u the locomotive and was dashod
70 death. He was not badly mauglrd.
His body was brought 10 Ogden anu
turned over TO TO Richie Br0thuH,
un1cftakcfs nt whose Office au Inquest
was held today. Burial 10 at the eA-
pvuso Of the county.
A MDSi0Hr VISIT no ruE CANT.
About midnight Governor West
Secretary Richards, Mayor Baskin,
Aliales Young, Rud n representative OF
the NEWS passed the picket lines And
entered the camp. fney c1nvetsed
freely with the mon without their
Identity being known aud they talked
freely OF their tip 10 Washington
aud tue purpose for which Il was
undertaken. They wanted work, tut
was agaiuat the Idea VI working more
than eight hours Jay, but for those
eight hours they wanted good wages.
lhe captain OF 0nu company thld they
had become tired OF petilioning anu
the oniJ thing Lett was to compel the
government 10 TO something Tor them.
SEVERAL MES DESERT
During the night, Chief Pratt stated
70 q NEw5 representative this morning,
that ptUbably not less than forty VI
nity men nad become tired " tue
Journey and had deserted the ranks OF
the army. Chiei Pratt says that last
night he was of the opinion that the ma.
i0rlty % the army were not OF a lcspsr-
ate atlpe. Since he has had time 10
miugle with them he has change his
minl aud says that thu army contains
four or i've hundred a. desperate men
~ there are Ia the oOuatry.