The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-17
The Commonwealers Leaving by
Brakebeam and Afoot.
The Bio Grande Carrying Industrisls
to Be Rid of Them.
Seventy Five Men setse . Train as
Ogden. bat Give II Up on Receiving
EeeA-Gsn. Uauaders Held for Trial.

SFoKAER, May i6-Industrials continue
to arrive and depart in about equal num-
berA All their efforts 70 capture train
have been foiled. and those who leave
either tramp out or ride brakebeams and
blind baggage. Maj. Carpenter arrived to-
day with two companies of United States
troops from Fort Spokane and went into
camp The Industriais and their sympa-
timers paraded the streets today. There
were 600 in line.
0rruHwA, Ia. May l6.-As one Of
ksliey's boats was coming down the river
the citizens Of Eidon called IL ashore for
the purpose OF giving the men
buttsrmiik. Deputy shsriffs EMPLOYED
by the Rock Island road rushed
down to prevent their landing.
Some one threw stone. breaking rib Of
one OF kelley's men. and rendering an
other unconscious. The Rock Island
deputies endeavorcd 10 prevent the land
ing and battle ensued. Conductor
Charles Martin was struck on the head
with club and his skull fractured. Two
kelieyites were arrested.
WAsHiSaroS CRY, May 16--Counsel for
Coxey, Browne and Jones, the leaders OF
the Commonweai army, have made appii-
cation to Justice Bradley for writ Of
certiorari 20 take the case out of the po-
lice court and certify to the supreme court
Of the district for review. The case went
over until Friday. Meanwhile an under
standing has been arrived at by which the
sentence Of the defendants in the police
court, which was to have taken place to-
morrow. will be postponed pending Judge
Bradley's decision.
LRAvKNwoRrH. Kan, May l6-Gen.
Sanders army Is greatly exercised over
the decision OF United States Commits
sionsr Waggonsr and they may make
mischief. Gen. Saunders has gone to
Topeka to institute habeas corpus pro-
ceedings before Judge Foster for release of
the Industrials. and these will be followed
by suits against the Missouri Pacific for
false imprisonment.
srocxroS. CAL. May 16--Baker's Indus
trials left here today on the barge Cham.
pion, bound for Modesto in tow OF the
steamer Freeze. The Industrials will land
at or near Nodesto BY going mp the Stan.
islaus river. Ii 10 the intention OF the
army to take train In order 10 get out Of
ths state by q southern route.
OapKs, May 16-Seventy-five men who
Cou0 uoiu Sue Vssb yostofuny Aofctosy
took possession Of . through fruit train on
the Union Pacific this morning and held IL
for i've hours. They were induced to give
II up by the promise Of the city marshal
that they should have provisions They
agreed to 70 East on foot this evening.
GREEN RIVER Wyo.. May 16-Ths 15s
Industrials who came on train stolen at
Montpelier, Idaho. are prisoners In the
Armory here under guard Of the Seven
tsenth infantry. They will be taken to
Idaho when Marshal Plnkham arrives
with warrants.
Pueblo. Colo, May 16-Fifty Utah In
dustrlais. whose leaders were arrested ct
Provo after capturing train. arrived here
today on freight The remaining 400
will follow. The Rio Grands carries the
men rather than have trouble with them.
LEAvEswoxrH. Kan. May l6.--Commis-
sioner Waggoner today held Gen. Saunders
and his army for trial. and In default of
500 bail each all will BE- sent TO Jail.
ToLHpo. o.. May 16-W. H. Suliivan's
wing of Randail's army arrived here to-
day. The army will rest until Friday and
endsavor TO secure recruits.