The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-10

TOPEKA. Kan, May "a special train
bearing Bailey 2. Waggeuer and other of.
ficisls of the. Missouri Pacific, came to To-
peka from Atchinson over the Santa Fe
this afternoon, arriving about o'clock. 1t
mas since remained here awaiting the ar
rival of United States Marshal Medley, who
is on his way from Fort Scott ON special
Medley Is expected to arrive soon after
o'clock. 1t is the plan, when he arrives. to
gather force OF deputy marshals and
start over the Missouri Pacific to intercept
the Sanders contingent of Commonwealers
which is now on the way east from Pueblo
with the stolen Missouri Pacific train.
Mr.. Waggener has made application to
Gov. Lewelling for his influence In gather.
ing together an effective force of deputy
marshals, and has received the reply that
the governor would take the matter under
amusement, A writ of replevin has been
sued out by the Missouri Pacific for the
stolen train, and it will be demanded of
Marshal Nicely that he execute the writ.
Warrants nave been or will be sworn out,
also, In each county in the state through
which the Commonwealers pass. On these
warrants it is desired that the Coxeyites
be arrested.
The special Missouri Pacific train started
west ut ii O'Clock over the Santa Fe. IL
General Manager Clark and United States
Marshal Nicely with number of deputies
that he collected here. The train will run
to Usage City and there be transferred to
the Missouri Pacific and run to Geneseo,
Rice county. on fast time.
Marshal Nicely will pick up a number of
deputies along the line and expects to have
force of at least 200
MOVEMENTS OF THE DERELICTs.
PUEBLO, Colo, May 9-Sanders' Cripple
Creek industrials, whose train here
last night and started east on the Missouri
Pacific railroad, succeeded by LAYING a
track In getting around the obstruction
near Olney, caused by the company pur-
posely ditchIng an engine and box Car In
cut, and resumed their journey eastward
about $50 a. IN. Superintendent Derby,
when notified by wire that the train
sellers were again in motion, ordered four
engines, which had been awaiting deyel-
opmeGt5 at Arlington, seventy-five miles
from here, 30 go east rapidly. He also or.
dered another engine to be ditched at
HasweIl, which is beyond Arlington.
AT Ordway the water In their engine
gave out and they obtained supply from
well, carrying it in their diuner pals
and coffee pots, the railroad tank having
been emptIed before their arrival. Pro-
ceeding from there the stolen train en-
c0untered another obstruction near Ar
lington, eighty miles east of this city,
where four engines were ditched by order
of Superintendent Derby. The Industri-
ais laid track around this obstruction and
again moved eastward.
SALIVA, Kan, May Authorization
came late tonight that the army had
reached Covington near the Colorado
state line. Their coal and water supply
WAS exhausted and they had gone into
camp. Word has been received by the
local employees of the Missouri Pacific from
the officials at Atchison to prepare 500
warrants. and saying that posse of 800
deputies from Leavenworih was eDroute
to this city TO place the army under arrest
The local an, horlties state they will not
with the train, but will perm. It it
to proceed eastward.
United States Marshal Jones, in Denver.
has been advised OF the interference with
the movement of the mails, and the
counsel for the Missouri Pacific in Denver
has been Instructed to apply To the federal
court for an injunction TO prevent further
by Sanders and his men.