Show I 1 ARMI I 1 1 I 1 came to ogden and was fed and corralee Corr aled 11 I 1 ON THE GROUND wont Earn earnest and emphatic aeto to superintendent knapp juda abier er grants an injunction lifs 9 r p high praise r for that tha military athe si abo police governor west to the wf commander interview with an exciting day jy M ja yesterday morning the ve Trian sion presented mole moie so ac agy than ili 1 i usual at any hour the Delyi nalter rines rifles and the nor fl company Compa ii drew up in line eting the ordelia of 0 1 tile the governor to lo yawl to ogden to fo r the purpose of aae at cr or derand protecting the I 1 property or of tile the C citizens in caso case branch of coneys industrial at army my run on their wiy way Washington to D C ial lid step off tit at uie the junction city chy and a unruly the order I e to lo im barcli ca ia me union pacific I 1 depot 1 L was WA alven ap 59 the militia aud the tary I 1 apiKI gies oBi about III were ivere I 1 td by thirty pollee tell nien under tl it of 0 pratt and a I 1 ailko a special brair at 7 or west ry richards aln ganc ral Ottly liter Dra marchal 4 captain donovan 3 a represents 1 ot of ste rie tribune and a number ori oc sat aburn panted t the he troops lo in ad I 1 I 1 to the above was the the battery bailery of 0 y artillery trod from fort douglas under ico minand of 0 lieutenant Lais latter lter 11 vt lukery ry took with them a ratline gatling which ich was placed on oil 1 I nat flat on car I 1 lit at rf to the train which ef the station promptly at 7 1149 in ogden an hour uter later the tha ms wro were met at the depot by the fw chief 0 of police slid ami other city of ogden and a crowd of aitt il superintendent knapp of the them pacific pacina and superintendent t of the union pacific were on i p plit torm they immediately gjud governor west and a hasty con tation was wan held chiq excellency in rated mr knapp that the industrial ar y which was corning coming over tho the them pacific road 1210 strong in nary ty three lox box cars well would id not nol be ed TO STAY AT OGDEN it many any other oilier point in the territory Ter rHory it must muff go co on east or retrace their PA when li is the train due in ogden rifel atol the governor Gorer nor along about 6 in the even sald sail ur mr knapp or if your excy racy w wishes it it might be got here title tile sooner 0 excellency xcell ncy anxious to riall v it arrive any woner sooner and not only ally avoided giving even hn his tacit at to Inn nging the train to orden I 1 forbade the railroad company from nit nf the army anny over the state line a utah olah and thus for the time lime bel the conference ended rbt 6 governor and staff accompanied 1 mayor kator to the city hall and the KW and police marched up town to cl IF hall I 1 a I 1 aquart soi tiare where the gaitling a was ni planted A long ions consultation u held in fo the mayors parlor and the forces were put lin under dor the com 4 of lieutenant lassiter the idez telling the forces to the utah state vu was abandoned and the governor 3 the railway men again went into il W ealr ay in the afternoon w n it was given I 1 1 atit at the train b hearin ring ff the indus as aa halted at to boano toano aria nov nev seven ia 3 from the utah line at a place iw the army could obtain plenty of and that they had commell commenced eLd fire drw and making themselves comfortable as possible for a walt wait s indefinite period until the 3 nil the railroad people should set ct differences the southern pa aiple were ary anthous clous to make some zai rement kith the union pacific to atte the army on to the east PLENTY OF provisions cs I 1 e rc lope of ogden hive donated alyeen M bett end and other to a the lt industrials and the salt lake iff P 11 brought up 1500 loaves leaves of bread IY would be well satisfied if atwould come and rat pat a fullre meil meal 90 on their way 14 ay the ogden leopie t win to bealle realise the graal ty of the awn and the dinger they stand jn in ng 1230 destitute and desperate 1 dumped down upon them and at that the salt ln lokers kers are unduly dying tile perils or of the situation ra militia made a very rood appear aw 1 it body that has been in exist only y IL a lew few weeks but the police he 0 palm and if to be any heavy work done they w will be called on to the lend lead the of ogden of den bore al aine h e to the situation I 1 than ban tit ens b however howe 0 w evor vrr and have made cements to ill do their share of the X x the in ilia turned out eighty will wilch ch with the seven policemen the total force about men TO SETTLE 41 clock I th the between governor knapp and bancroft kiy 11 ended the governor lea W walh the rite n ing remark to fit lemen nen my domce li is at tile the I 1 all you ell know where to ind find me wat wait me an hour after a athey ahry did aid want wan him lm end and a 1 l fresh pi lo 10 0 como come to a jn n understanding made th ry etina was waa racher EA va in harister ha hari rafter pter ills 1114 excellency L Keel lency very ry wroth when the union pa nhia nhi elate nse 1 to ro i try y the h arm oil 0 ll at I 1 full fare libre ire c talked ver 1 i I via 10 ip hir knopf knapp of the infamy at 01 arlo aan d ot of haupers paupers bare hern foi pres of flit this a ng ground d lie fla i ft IZZ it rint OUR PIram between the ni PAC I 1 no and the state of call I 1 THE UP U P ULTIMATUM ullia ulli t 4 te 0 1 I 1 lh t conference ended the in mir ill that I 1 1 I 1 union fillon pacific nave gave atm aam that t they ey would carry I 1 y ny at 01 ful rate i slid and the diac d act oi 1 ac C 0 ordered erea tit tho train sent tit I 1 it nee ice or t ihn 0 Gove vernor norg pro Is allo hero or at t 13 15 i iff va ian an cou coh was w in SST attendance cc giving letral legat advice allread ro Bd managers manager 5 I 1 alt salt if lake wre w re the th finest t T men on the th ground they i 11 cK ky ll through 0 thel the drill exercises exer clata at i aall cfall reo in 1 th the presence preace of liy ot in it crowd crown the th oddon ice hi ll 11 01 h rl air jop Is 1 lla to i ey y pa a an achl 4 j 1 4 l the be refit of 0 marshal pratt art gait t laform which would put rj wu its r to shame ud ot of salt lake in that de ta louet ot of the salt lake military on page EI 81 I 1 I 1 continued from page 13 11 companies waa tile the theme of admill uon tion they mustered quietly tn marched re td t d ly to the depot and their r f iwas lery bearing was wag marked thre there ro no levity at any timet time thy they were in ii i i dead erinest earnest their bearing won ill beardi of the ogden people who aar with admiration like soldierly conduct of the new militia the tha battery hoya boys C in ili all the alio rood good opinions mail nm then their prompt of 0 i a regu lar jar camp balth guards anil and notes neles and bounds was waa spoken of as IB like bu alnesa ano ogder rivalry company though only ay unborn in twelve day ay agn tell ti LIT thirty eight strong till nil 1 rl I and their appe j a riv 0 o 1 and I lit soldierly conduct won enuch applause THE GOVERNOR TO KB it KNAPP Em patio protest against dumping tile army upon utah abndt 30 IT m the governor accod panted by myor blough Biou gli members 0 of the llie ogden city council and secretary visited Superintendent knapp of oc the lite southern pacific the governor called mr knapps attention to his big 11 nicil meal with him as representative or of the southern Paci on tile liall day ami in sald said 1 I chave forbidden your company 1 landing those people tn in our territory I 1 have hare named you of the cons consequences consequent equen ces it may lead to pi it a ZI and 11 d bloodshed slid and all to justify the cupidity of the southern pacific corpo matican callnn I 1 now warn you an aa the representative senta tive of thit corporation that ym must riot not bring these people into our territory mr knapp said governor the train Js Is now in the lie territory and has haa been fur fill the last three hours the tare fare of tho I nen ion on has han been paid to tip ogden and they V ill 11 have to come here the be GoN G error replied why to do you not stop them you have been notified by superintendent bancroft of the union that the union pacific will decline to transport the army unless it Is if paid regu ilax rates for such inch tran apoi spot tation you can cam by spending the money received from the citizens of california send these men through th at although I 1 protest it Is 1 not fair nor ju just 8 it to in unload these people upon art an u unoffending community you have these men bore where we have had bad hard work to deal with our own poor salt lake has taken care of thousands thou sanda orden ogden has done nobly in the FATA ammo 0 line and exhausted herself so sn that sal she leball had to lo draw on salt lake for bhend for this occasion and mayor baskin had to araw on his small contingent fund to meet the of IL II you have no sir air to dump this its train load of hungry men on these theae communities you should take them back that Is the right thing to do but if ou cu secured their transportation over the union pacific or rio gradde gra nue western it would in some degree mitigate the crime your romping has committed do that or talce take them bick whence trey conic clime that Is what aliat I 1 demand of you yil that Is what li Is right and proper and if 1 it Is 13 not done dime your company will be hold held to a strict accountability for their illegal action and I 1 say to you hero here that though I 1 will use ube all the power at my command to protect the lives lve ind and property properly of all our citizens I 1 would dislike to see peo the life of tiny any citizen rf of this territory jeopardized in pro taming ni the company that has wrought chiq great wrong to us 2 ir air knapp rep replied liel 1 I have no ant authority hor to do further in the mat ter and cannot reach my superior of eicem until when I 1 will again I 1 explain your wishes to them and notify I 1 you of their action the governor then read superintendent Ban crofts letter jn in full declining it to transport the army tho the lotter letter wound up by akans the governor that adequate protection be given to all in the territory knapp said 1 I also ak k protection for or our property the governor replied or of course you do but you are engaged in an ll lecal violating the laws ot of the territory and what regard can the citizens have for your appeal to tile the law for protection IT lien at the very time you make the appeal you are 4 fylyk the laws jams iund aind inflicting a great wrong upon the people to whom you appeal for or protection the governor spoke earnestly and with a good deal of 0 feeling teelin teel ln and was emphatically indorsed endorsed Indor sed fly by mayor and members of the city council TITE THE GALL or OF HIM sir mr ari then with a smite smile that wis was childlike and blind and it it 1 I in the en cn teeing and sunbeam style of a city pos pas agent of the advantages of his road for tourist ty tracei avel said governor what time would it suit your convenience to have these people arrive to yay say thit governor west lest looked astonished Is if putting it very mildly lie he answered not wildly but wrath fully fu ly 1 I nave have no arrangements to make with till you about the time thes people shall arrive I 1 have forbidden them ar r lying at all superintendent knapp then asked mayor drouth the same question ile he answered ir if these people arc to bs be forcel upon us we prefer that they should arrive before fore daik so tivit thit we can malee make every effort to protect our ives ves by having our forces where we can vw them to lo the best bell advantage in picketing the grounds you have selected for their camping place and we wish you to notify the officer in command that amat they will be compelled to A cupy tho designated grounds and will not be allowed outs out ilde I 1 de of it THE stockyards STOCK YARDS were selected an aa the site tor for tile the camping place of the army MEETING THE ARMY A tribune sees seen them and talks with man blan killed A tribune representative met the it train min carrying the industrial army at lake station beyond promontory As the he iraln approached the station it presented a curious sight bight the side doors of tho the cars wei were e crowded end and the tops topa were well covered with men several of thi the men inen had small email american flag flae j which were unrolled just before reaching each station colonel william blaker baker the temporary commander of the army was seen been by the rep ollor in big car when asked for an interview he sald 1 I want to know how you ate aro going to quote me he was assured that his would be reported its as lie hf save gave them lie he very well I 1 will grant you yon an interview bainn TALKS he ha says that he anil and lila his army aimy barc a ere not treated right lov bv the Cali california califern forn newspapers and a rood good many newspaper af pf r men had misquoted him he says that a conspiracy was formed by the tin police lice of st oakland to 0 get his arms army out cut of that place that the police knew its his army was composed of peaceable men find and that thay themselves tried to incite a i lot to charge up to the army when questioned as n to the hie motive of 0 the army lie he sald said that they expect to reach about may lot 11 it if not sooner their object Is in to take part in a national vIo movement row developing in VaLri oua parts parta of 0 the united il statts states to make a demonstration at wa washington iti Lington their doctrine dottrina doo trina Is that private aro are unable to fuin laah meona means of oc hap and life to all the citizens and they propose to demand 0 of con kreif grems legi tt rading to the furni illing of labor by the government tor for tho the beri banedt elit of 0 the unemployed colonel baker invited the aid aia tt of nil people to belp along him hl array illiana Illia ho anys nl ili tha hit h i i it 11 rm mi al the in most pit p it mi ini i prof ional ti it lit d th h i in ili z as it il eni eal I 1 i if out til 01 i I 1 a bemb 0 rr ot of th irm colo colonel ri c B ekr ts ih it to an n 01 il alove bu but I 1 ITT hr r fr p I 1 i 11 air i 11 li 11 will v all r 0 ivl W will I 1 m more alre I 1 limn 11 I 1 1 ur 1 tile the los Clon C lional cl biker si nas that thai thea th b hr heen been arl I 1 rea t still cd nil along the I 1 ill leaving S sf it if in n T I 1 of foell I 1 i 1 if I h alm ITT 10 i i i were wera II 1 ift al bu bit i 0 11 J 0 r 0 N 1 r s N P a meri nu nT II 11 i ill 1 dij I ij i I 1 r nt t i bonti TV III hiu ili I 1 I 1 ill I 1 1 1 that h hi ai I 1 I 1 i th G I 1 U i clr larni nt ni f the I 1 ann n lii III tal i 10 1 li il 0 h vad i 1 I i 1 bic c oli dl clr who MITI are ir rm n tili lu to lo r to protest andrist the of the iho pension liwa laws ill IH gabs s i thi needy soldiers sold solders lers IT I 1 i 11 it ii i a pension while i i I 1 i I 1 i I 1 i I 1 i ose lr alray are a ii i all j I 1 i 11 11 I 1 i it n plans ile he thinks ell I 1 vil alli will n li 1 i t th inn protest alln t ir 11 ih h lit ii i 1 irn migration 8 f in which tip ili shinki n k should be abill nd i ile he thinks the army hould maki a stand lor for fr r vilver and thi the thirl thir I 1 point thoy elioud p jr arliet liet against ag in a monopoly NO the train was in charge of cull actor A L anti aal Dra kernen VV W J ael c and L C cardin from carlin nev icv to ogden the train iraln 1 row say that th T they halt hail no trouble with their passengers except in keeping them on the cat cars 3 III n a stop WIB was made the whole crowd wanted to get off the train its as soon As ail it stopped slopped nna awl this evet one u member of 0 tile army his life the men in chuigo of ehe train were jn ili constant fear that some accident would b befall e f al I 1 some of tile the men the train crow crew say that as far as it they hey saw t the h 0 me men |