New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
CoyEy,S CLANS GATHERING
. HUNDRED OR so RECRUITS sTRAGGLE
INTO MASSILLON.
o,,r TRAPPING THROUGH THE WOODS
AND OTHERS COME BY TRAIN-TiIElR
GENERAL sANGUINE THAT
10000 WILL APPEAR.


10000 WILL APPEAR.
49, oDto March 2l-At noon to-day Coxeys
.nrg outfit, wagons. etc. arrived at the grounds
CAMP ,,,ssvuon Gun Club \ force of men at once
y. - the erection of several tents. portion or
80 provinces collection of banners alegorical
,u,incs ETC are scattered apout' Watching the
yam, ros q crowd Of about $50 people. Twenty
w. mo, calling themselves followers OF CoXey
,',aed At the police station last night TWO re-
Ioue,1 49,, Media Ohio arrived this morning. and
Wv NAT ther commune of $50 men Will be In by
.,roorrov Captain Filter OF the SalVauoh army
cr,,s the report that Cleveland members OF the
49, ro on their way here Incoming freight
A'"'S ,hor,d had many free passengers" to-
ono train had twenty-five Of this class on
-, The railroad people seem 10 De unaDie 10
- With them but are taking all poss!oIe meas
ras FOR protection Many of the newcomers are
.ro,s who campei In the woods surrounding 'he
, turing the night. Among the arrivals Is Doug
VOW" :, ,,aC,ouon who represents Mrs Lease. and
'" ,,ssion to have her address the army
:. p,,,eburg which CoXey refused. Henry vincent
I-,ror Of THE Chicago Express son OF Hehry
Vincent who was associated with John Brown III
.ha underground railway movement also arrived
.rt. rnorn,nc. and Will marshal one wing Of the
'"' Covev received letters and kilograms from
,,. q hundred people this morning, who assured
49,, tho. they were on the march TO Masshlon Win
wagons provisions and money. 1t Is now es'l-
mated that Coxey will start from MassiiIon with
anywhere from 100 to 800 followers.
1--WE got over a bushel of letters this morning,
.,1 ,fr Coxev from people who expect TO join
,r r,o,ar,en, en- route. The money is beginning to
oo,oa IN heavy now too We got over 81 400 today
oO 81 assurances from many people who i've along
sbe rnu-e we have mapped out that they Will luI-
risb ne army with provisions as II paSSss a9ls
~ 1ra WON'T he any trouble about supplies Inc
,orses rroylsons and even money VIII ron IN upon
us in greater quantities than we VIII nave any use
"But how about the army General? Isn't 1t about
.;. ,bat some OF your followers were beginning u
'oa,10 tbev'n be coming in tomorrow. General
Covev replied as he has replied every daN LOT a
posk mast Il expect that to-morrows sun WI, rise
,r-on AZ assembaCe of at least 1000 members OF our
ermv They VIII be marshalled upon tIe circus
ground from which point the start Is 20 De maue
Sunday at 1890 p. sharp 49,.
To hea douarters of the Commonweal army
consist of one unfurnished room in a new block on
vs., Nain-st one small desk. which when new
cost e. 25 one small soft-Coal stove. one nan KeS
Two chairs and one saloon table. which mas recehty
seen some service. The only visible parts OF tIe
Common Veal army. up TO FRIDAY hlShI WeIe
Constituted by General COXey, MarshaI browne
ood Randmaster Thayer Good judges say tlat inc
Ss.ters received by CoxeV are nothing Dut .lakeS,
80 that peonle who have worried over anuclpate1
Taraudines and other outrages upon the par oL
IRE army have been unduy alarmed. ne .tdt III
~ Canton who few days ago appcaied u IN.
C,v Council for an extra force of p1ic' 10 pfo,eCt
the town from CoXeys hordes. IS BENG laus'Ieu =,
Nv nearly everybody. and the correspor4eAtS VINO
Save come here from New-YOrk and other iar-uls,
rant cities to keep the public thoroughly INFORM
on the movements of the army are kiChhs ''e''i
selves right vigorously.