Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18
|lIII[T REIGNED IN
| ALBANY ALL DAY
O,.,ehing Rain Kept the Streets
Clear Of People,
IprIyAL OF NoN-UNIoS MEN
x,ptb Regiment Creates q
''s '",.compnny Refuses 10 Dis
:" .,.,oe Men Brought In

l ,, n Y. May ia drenching
!, n ,pcceedns warm M hume, ",,,, aa W
4 y y ~ +, unpleasant for the military
4 ~. .,,ns the city tonight but had
L .-, srsc, Of clearing the street corners
h crowds .,.,.. ,ooov =, tho
~. !, disorder and turbulence that
4 ''' n,,,ssd the other days of the
There was the same imposing
inM Military strength, and IN mid
ga .on s1O additional troops OF the
iliiHy ssgiment Of New York city
an ,Siss to the already large force
IVY. ~ y s Ie seemed to contribute
i y, mdetness that prevailed, one
a wy neral anticipation of a settle
The strike and the other a
lsIsr or sobriety that succeeded the
. Wv. and Indignation over the killing
n Nm lam Walsh and Leroy Smith
\ wnpsm Rooneys wound is not
W. ms William Marshall, the nom
sr rotorman whose skull was frac-
s"'sS by stones thrown by the mob
H., XVI attacked a car he was taking
En- of me barn Tuesday cannot re-
eoytr ,o hso,,.
H. NE city but, contrary TO expeo-
h ,aon their coming did not in
esme sentiment to an appreciate ex-
f., The traction company added
KIN If another division to the section
|',srated by force Of arms, and as on
|,Ss preceding day, began later In
f. morning and quit earlier in the
Evening Under orders from their off,
IT, me- street patrols kept people NOV
|lrg ana II Is doubtful II a crowd num-
|te,Ine 800 assembled anywhere in the
|,lly during the day,
Quail street barn was again the con-
|,T from which action radiated. A
|taayy force Of troops were massed
|ihsre and at nine o'clock a battalion OF
IN TWeaty.thrd regiment and the
|slrnal corps and cavalry troops were
. KY "'s AVA nicked nm TWENTY-FIVE nom
M. 49, r ra- who had been auietly
<unleh nsh WV i'up -, 49," a, ht.,u,a
! from he West Albany station. They
.ons,s " ighntrv and hurried Ia
~ 0p,g sirset harm
4 y o,Se ,ba ron.,,rlon men were safe
vaf .ne i ~ uiiiu.a .,o" 49, ' ~.
I'm MAI case MA commanded the
.iagsasn IN charce M The born. in
|strTlsd Mic men NAT In case ~ attacl,
|psv we're Ia usn thelr rife hutts then
|,tsjr bayonets and al A last resort their
|nrlridges The mounted signal men
|tsr instructed IN use first their horses
|,hsn me- hacks If their cabres next
|,helr sabre blades and last tbeIr revoi.
NM
The distribution Of troops along the
, lu's 'u w., wy wy uhu out 10 Norlh AZ
day and the whole distance was ef.
fectIyey covered Al several noints
shsrpshooters were stationed on roof
TOP, and every possible preecantIon 10
guard against successful attack was
taken
The first car had glldod down into
he clty before II vac eenerailv pnnwn
that one was in motion, The ears car
tsi strong guards who sat with their
gans half aimed in Constant reaa,ress
IN trouble
Ths arrival Of the Ninth reg,mart
ya,si Mn thar ephsidad af,or 4, had
MARRIED away To its camn nm t,,e
heights n South Albany The snecIal
tain Of sixteen cars hat hrought ,ha
Ninth nom New York ron a.. 80 in'o
he station at 2,90 o'clock this after.
noon When II pulled in the troons cana
lilins out. and soon mnrched int
Broadway Their baggage wa CONS wers
stoned on the wav ont thron,b so,,,h
attack 'ee"iu'' ''''
The only step towards set,Iep,ept tha,
vas made was the annointment to,,gh,
q a committee from the nommon ,V cn,,n'
eli 10 arbltrato ana tho oann,,l, I'm 20 !,
resolution declaring that If a settlemen,
council SHAH revoke the sra nsn. wv W,
be company Tbe cn r ,'V dae,o -, ~
that such action win he - Wy o $500 ~
he mad non, - ~ ', a.
'annot be taken away from, 's"' '''a'