The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-09
All Industrials Have Reached
the Other Side.
MOST OF THEM At clE.EtuM.
Every Train Arriving at Spokane Is
Loaded With Commonwealers.
Three Men Arrested at Eilensburr for
Breaking . Car Seals alse Reports
Of Trouble with the rravelers-Fors-
land's Army Nearly All Gone.

sSa0 army Se8hty AL 0O0os
TACOMA. May s-superintendent Nc
Cabe. Of the Northern Pacific, said to-
night:
"Ali the Commonwealers are now east
OF the mountains. and the bulk of them
will DO in Cle-Elum tonight They were
not allowed 10 go through the tunnel. and
walked over the mountain. There is no
trouble at Lester and there was
mono there today. Trains are running
regularly. The charge that employees of
the company at Puyallup assisted the
Commonwealcrs to get away In box car
has not been disposed of. but no employe
has been discharged there. as reported. on
account of any connection with the Com
monwealers or the car load Of men who
are said to have been shipped away se-
creted In . box car"
The most important and interesting feat
ure of the Common callers movement to-
day is the quandary into which the arrest
OF three Coxeyitss at Esiensburg for break
ing into box car loaded with freight has
plunged Marshal brakes legal advisers.
the arrests. reports the seals ON
shS Gar pl0AcHs ASSf$Sout us
trict Attorney Robertson wired Attor-
ney Brinker at Walls Waiia. proposing TO
arraign them for contempt Of court on the
ground that they violated the injunction
Of the Federal court prohibiting persons
from interfering with the property of the
Northern Pacific. Brinker replied that he
did not believe they could be handled in
that way. and believed they should be
tried under the state laws. inasmuch
40 they would not be in contempt
IL the courts orders had not been pre-
viously served upon them. Robertson
and Chief Deputy Bridges replied that the
injunction had been served upon the lead
ers Of the Commonwe callers at Puyallup,
and therefore they had violated the courts
order. The Common wealers show q dis
position to fight the case and contest the
right Of the marshals to arrest them, hold
ing it cannot be proved that they broke
any seals.
II Ksnnewick bridge il blocked on the
plan reported In Mondays Posr.lsrxLLI-
eEscKR. the hungry Commonweaiers may
cause soine trouble
Before . large crowd tonight General
Secretary Baer, Of the Christian En-
dsavorers. was asked his impressions
Of his talk with Jumbo. lie said: His
followers are much more enthusiastic than
church members over pastors." The les
SON Was that church members would sue
ceed better il more enthusiastic.
ELLESsBURa, May a-fSpecial. Tho
Northern Pacific IL still making IL difficult
for the Industrials to get into or out of
El:ensburg. but in % doing they are piling
up blockade in the yards, A. 80 loaded
freight cars are lying here. Notwithstand.
ing all the precautions there are men on
every train In and out. About seventy
five came in this afternoon afoot, and an
hour later fifty left on the march to We
natchee. Their numbers are steadily de-
creasing. ~ the departures are greater
than the arrivals. Still the citizens are
not pleased with the outlook. Four hum
dred more are coming and the citizens are
heartily In favor of the Northern Pacific
letting them ride out Employees are do.
ing nothing to prevent the men going, but
on tho other hand are giving them all the
encouragement and aid thev can. About
sixty deputies are In town. but have moth.
inG to do beyond bouncing men - the
trains start. About 100 men are still here.
All are orderly and there 10 no drinking.
Three were arrested this morning for
breaking the seal on . car. They we're
found inside the car. The mayor last
evening authorized the expenditure OF $40
for provisions. The soldiers Who walked
in from Easton. arriving this evening. say
about 300 are there. and trouble 10 antici-
pated tonight or tomorrow, a. the men are
getting hungry and are determined to ride
10 Ellensburg. One deputy resigned this
afternoon.
SPOKANE, May a-The Spokane Indus
trial Army, under the leadership of Gen.
Dolphin, is campsd at HilIyard. waiting
for President Hill to reply to . telegram
asking leave to work their passage on the
Great Northern. Dolphin's claim that he
had secured transportation was q hoax,
and the men are growing dissatisfied.
Straggisrs from Seattle and Tacoma are
dropping into Spokane ali the time, and
the leaders say they will all bs here In .
few days. The force Of deputy sheriffs at
Hillyard has been reduced to sixteen.
Everything IN quiet.
There Is no truth in the rumors Of trou-
bic at sprague between Common weale rs
and the deputy marshais. When . stock
train pulled on. of there today with depu-
ties on board some of them fred shots in
the air to frightsn off the men who we're
trying TO climb aboard. The crowd has
left sprague, some Of them catching freight
trains and others tramping out Six
hundred or 700 men are strung along be-
tween Ellensburg and spragus. The stu
alton here Is unchanged, except tha. the
army is growing constantly from additions
from she West. Dolphin and most Of his
men are still sitting around camp 6rss In
the woods at Hillyard, shivering With cold
and waiting for an answer from President
Hill 20 their offer TO work their way East.
A number of Industrials have come back
into the city. and II Dolphin does nos get
transportation, Others will break away
soon.
Early this morning q special train with
twenty deputies pulled out OF spokane.
The Industrials made rush for the cars,
and during the excitement one man was
dubbed. The Sound men have jumped
the barracks vacated by Dolphsn's men.
bu, are having hard time to secure food.
.
The Portland Array Moving East
PORTLAND. May s--The Portland Indus
trial Army is gradually making its way
eastward in small squads. General Sehesi-
Ter. with the advance guard. arrived at
Huntington today. aud the remainder are
scattered along the Union Pacific between
this city aud Huntington. About $50 men
are still in this city.
Csmmonweaisrs Arrested In Indisna.
Ia PoRrE. Ind, May s-Randall and
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