Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-26
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Court of the United States and asked
for writ Of peremptory mandamus,
which was awarded by Chief Justice
Marshall.
The State OF Pennsylvania in its
Legislature and in its courts had abb
'oIutely countermanded every order
md ruling Of the Federal authorities
up to this time II existing State
laws didn't fit the particular point
raised in the Federal courts, the
Pennsylvania Legislature passed
special laws that would fit all, to the
End that the prize Of the soop Active
would come to Pennsylvania and not
10 Olmsted and his three fellows from
Connecticut.
Armed with the peremptory man
lamus the United States Marshals
marched to Seventh and Arch streets
ind there demanded of Mrs. Sargent
and Mrs. Waters the amount Of the
)ond handed down to them by Treas
lrer Rittenhonse and his bondsman,
Judge Ross. The State OF Pennsyl-
'ania made answer for the old ladies'
"l'h fixed bayonets, backed by sew
raj hundred har y miltiamen who
,ad "loaded to kill" and so announc.
d. The order OF the United States
supreme Court was read and re-read.
Nothing resulted. General Bright de.
Jared that he knew no authority
'ut the Governor of Pennsylvania,
md that he and his men were there
o obey the orders of the Governor.
FOR nearly a month this army Of
surrounded the house, and
he Federal authorities raised an
'rmy of 1000 men to cope with the
command under General Bright.
In the midst of all this excitement
deputy marshal slipped through the
ines OF the militia, served the writ on
he Old ladies, made them prisoners