The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-14

taxed the capacity o, the trolley cars.
while inside the editice Their was not an
inch Of space. 4 persisJen, ruror was
circulating throughout; the morning that
a deputy sheriff had been hanged at Lat
inner. telephone message 10 TIA, ham,
let brought the response that nothing OF
the sort had occurred.
AT THE UNDERTAKINGS.
Up 20 noon no trouble OF any sort had
developed. but the big funeral process
sion had not ye; got under way. What
might be called TWO branches OF the main
cortege had come in from Harwood.
Notwithstanding General Gobin's order.
one OF these was headed by a brass band
which was beating a mournful accom-
paniment 10 the tramp of'the marching
miners as the brigade headquarters was
neared. \ big crowd OF onloOkers filed
the streets so thickly that only a narrow
path was left in the center FOR the pass
age Of the procession. \ buzz % expect
ancy wen; through the crowds. but be-
fore the headquarters was reached even
the muffied drums beat had been 81
fenced and the line moved on quietly 70
Undertaken Bonin's shop. where lay the
bodies of the eight Poles. There were
fully 1000 men in this line. The second
line carried no band and i; moved 20 the
undertaker's shop quietly. The narrow
lane upon which this shop fronts was
packed thickly from curb % curb by a
surging throng OF foreigners, but there
was not the slightest disorder and not a
trooper was in sight. Within lay expos
ed 10 view the cOrpses OF the Poles. and
the crowd was permitted 10 pass in sin
gle file through the from, door Of the shop
and out at the rear. The exposure OF
the bodies 20 public view is thought %
have been unwise. Decomposition had
set in and the ,waxen features presented
a sight that sent every behOldeT out OF
the place with a shudder Of horror.
81 - FUNERAL PREPARATIONS.
Outside PREPARATIONS meanwhile were
under way for starting the big parade.
Three other bands were also IN waiting
here, with the members ot ST. Joseph's
and Italian Mutual Aid societies, wear
ing their resalia. II was learned that the
orders Of General Goblin prohibiting strik
ers from carrying bands mad not reached
these parties from the priest 20 whom
he gave j., but before IL became known
by them The brigade commander revoked
1t and gave permission for the musical
accompaniment.
BY noon It was clear that the funeral
parade would no; get under way until
possibly late in the afternoon. The in
junction agains. the proposed meeting
outside OF the church was clearly under
stood and ii seemed unlikely that any az
tempt would be made 70 dispute Il. The
miners seemed TO be perfectly docile and
no trouble was anticipated unless some
thing unforeseen should occur.
GOBIN'S ORDERS.
General Goblin. at the conclusion Of his
talk with the Polish priests. said that
everything had been arranged as he de-
sired.
The priests" he said. "were sent for
by me because OF reports that uniformed
men bearing arms would De in line. This
would certainly have a tendency 70 prove
4 breach OF the peace. and mat Will not
allow. The priests and myself agreed
that II was bes; for all saloons 20 be
closed, and II was decided further that
only religious societies be allowed %
wear a uniform. and that uniform the
one OF their order. No other uniforms
Will be allowed. and especially those o:
another nationality, as were worn yes
te-day No sticks nor anything tina;
nigh: be used as a weapon vii be per
United. do not anticipate any trouble.
but am fully prepared % enforce Law and
order II necessary ! have the battery
and detachmen; OF cavalry az he s,7ck
yards and viii Dc kept fully informed
u all movements along ne line"
AS TO MARTIAL LAW.
When asked = martial iaw had been
declared. the general replied.
NO si-. martial law p only n force
as far as A state az war exists I am IN
COMMAND q the troops wao are mere
because the sheriff was unable = en-
force the law win anything else
II have nothing ~ DO: am under or
ders y the sheriff. ana II his absence. I
he deputies. Whatever "a asked 70 n
in tae enforcement % lax and Order oy
the sheriff VII be granted. As Far az
arresting any - tie deputies is co1- {
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