The morning call., 1894-04-29

law. refused to act. At II :55 A. NJ. Adju-
tant-General Howe and Attorney General
Richards arrived at Mount Sterling, and
after conference with them Scott Cheno-
with, Sheriff, ordered the men off the
train. Attorney General Richards said to
them: ''If you refuse to get off the train
the State of Ohio will compel you TO
do so."
Men, have no control over you." said
Calvin, you must act on your own judg-
ment in this matter. Every man must act
for himself individually, but l would ad-
wise you to obey the order OF the Sheriff. F"
Not a word came from the men. The
Sheriff then asked for the assistance Of
the military.
II don't see the necessity for all this
trouble" continued Calvin. ''All the men
want is ride on that train. They do not
expect to do anybody or anything any in
jury"
The troops arrived at 1910 P. NJ, and as
soon as they had formed Sheriff Cheno-
with handed Colonel Colt a paper, direct
ing him to make use Of the military in
clearing the train.
Any person." said the paper, "who re-
ssts you will arrest and hold, subject to
further orders. You will then guard the
train and railroad property at this poin {
until further orders"
Your commanding officers have sur
rendered, and now in the name Of the
State of Ohio. order you to leave" said
Colonel Colt, addressing the Industrials.
81 notify you l will give you three minutes
TO get off the train, and, il you do not do
SO. shall use force, as l am authorized to
do"
AS he spoks he drew out his watch to
count the minutes. He then started down
the train and repeated his order, whl 3h
was taken up by General Howe and other
officers. Several of the Galvinites yelled
I'VE surrender" and began to get down,
but the mass of the men frOwped and
shook their heads. In the meantime the
Gating guns we're placed so as to sweep
the top of the long string of cars. Com
panies A, B and C were at the head.
There was hesitation on the part of the
Galvlnites. The man holding the Ameri-
can flag on the top of the forward car ex-
claimed, ''Pll stay here till the last"
General Howe extended the time. and
then Colonel Colt look Company A and
mounted the car. As soon as the officer
reached the flag the flag bearer said, 81 am
law-abidng citizen and will obey orders. F"
He forthwith proceeded to climb down.
1t was a signal, and others followed.
In less than ten minutes from the time
Colonel Colt gave his first order to the men
to vacate the cars in three minutes,
the train, which had been standing on the
siding since 6 O'Clock Friday morning, or
thirty five hours. pulled out, the besieged
engineer and conductor waving adieu to
the ''hobos."
Colonel Calvin and his 200 men arrived
here at midnight from Mount Sterling on
the Baltimore and Ohio. They are quar-
tered in the Trades Assembly hall.
MOUNT STERLING. Ohio. April 28.-The
Calvin regiment of the Common wealers
secured enough money from citizens to
pay for transportation and left at 20 to-
night. The Fourteenth Regiment weEt IN
the same train.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2e.-For time
last night 1t looked as if trouble would en-
sue at the Courthouse. where General Fry.
with 5000 people, proposed to hold a meet
ing. Some were for breaking in the
doors. but after several pacific speeches
the army marched quietly back to the bar
racks and the crowd dispersed.
HILLsBoRo, N. Dak., April 28-John
Shuler, who keeps meat market in this
place, surprised the citizens last evening
by hanging out a sign stating that his
place was headquarters for recruits for
Coxey's army. Inside of three hours he
had seventy-fve men on the roll. They
will start for Washington on Sunday
morning.
PUEBLO, Colo, April 2S.-About 800
men attended the meeting of the Coxey
movement called for tonight. Three
speeches were made, the first orator heing
Attorney j. j. McFeeley; the next was
Professor Morris. a well-educated man.
His address was typical Populist speech.
Mr.. Engles, German Socialist, was the
third speaker. Some lengthy resolutions
were then adopted. after which the meet
ing adjourned until Wednesday, when an
organization is to be formed.