The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-03

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Sns not 10 eSeesd siUo. the imprison msnt 90
coed SIXTY days But en-. case OF hsinous offences
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District Of Columbia when the offence shall be punish
Of not ..s than w months Of more than nv. year.
There IL stfll another law .of. Congress. en-
n"ted As long asG as lSJU Th ~ 1svyy,ps upon
horses. carriaaes. Nc. vii De seen 70 have az \,
especial reference to MI COxeys case IL
provides az follows;
It shall not he lawful for any person or person. 70
brlnE or cause to be hrought into toe limits o, ms ms
%ssS. q .u T esm.sivs. sboIns ioi
.hsy are s.y c bseome eSnres6ie 10 this cSrpors
ton Amt person or persons hrnging or CONVEYING
o. th1. corporation ANY such us.,ttui. sn,etsd or
Ss fa.s" bsr. O sf gu % he .Ss ,Ss
forfeit srd Pay for each .nd every onsnes su no,
penalty shaii accrue to .hs on'c.r prostcutlnr AID
% % inf'TS rot .s ~ rnwh uson sny
or hoGsea csrrsse "r carriages eGn! or e1ss which
vpIn any psrsn net,on. whc may haSt shsn ahd
paupefs to az wihn the limits OF this corporation.
Coxey. Browne. and Jones we're not the only
members OF the tommonweal srmE who were
Of The army was arrested Tor disorderiv con.
duet. and bis ease will be heard to- norrow:
George Ming Coxeyits from Hait ", nj WAS
and Judge imball sent him to the ,workhouse
Tor thirty days Michael MoDouall. another
COMMONWEALTH. was srnt to the wotkh"use
The Commonweal army is now at its new
ton. Tho ground Ia encloaed hy a board fence.
and along the south and west sides the famous
canvas wall has been stretched. forming quite
N nd mr. ia n nj
straw has Leen thrown, and the majority Of
the men are sheltered. AT noon Oklahoma
Columbus Jones' Three cheers were given.
and Jones removed his hat and entered smil-
rnn E eI tHst hs vouId nnt saw mnoh We
are gaining confidence 10 the public, he be-
gan. and then said. apoloRetirally, 7 hope
Then some one began to sing Miss Jones
few minutes later Mr. CoIey entered ami i'm.
He evidently is fixing Ut for an indefinite stay.
speak at the Caritol. he replied that he would
say nothing on the subject.
the camp. Including one "accordionist" who
IL grinding out the most doleful airs to num-
cSntented. A single policeman is detailed ut
Miss Mamie coxey who rode at tn. head of
the CAPITOL, denies the, report from Massillon
that she had come to Washington without the
wife * coxey. va and says that her mother Knew
OF her coming. and that the story OF legal pro-
ceedinRs being taken to reclaim her is all non
.Mr. Coxey's request for free. permit to
charge admission to his camp for charitable
District Com missioners. he to-day took out
another show license for the day and paid his
same "a ne a. license Tor any other show to which
admission 10 charged. Coxey intimated that
he was looking about for another camping
not voluntarily remove his forces from the
present un thy location the district health
in the event OF tho outbreak Of typhoid fevor
MAJOR Moore. The Chief Of Police. had long
Thurber with reference to the police arrange
ments for the projection OF the White House
ton. It was decided to Keep the additional po-
licemen on duty In and about the mansion for
army arm Wv Visited the White House to-day. al.
though no objection would have been made to
their doing SO. Two seedy men. wearing tho
this IN orning. but contented them selves with
merely gazing at the mansion.
Coxsy's arrest, said that he could not discuss
It from u legal standpoint until he knew the
facts and ths charge upon which coxey was
sPssEiIpe In general terms" said Mr.: Pei
n citizen and to no epecial privileges. Equal
rights to all and special privileges to mono 10
Que OF the planks OF the platform Of the Popu-
list PARTY. II he was not violating any law.
md was subjected TO arrest. he Is entitled to
Tho same rights as any other citizen In the
promises; II he did violate u law. he Is amen
able to that law. lust as any other citizen
would bs held accountable"
Nr. Pence. n member OF the House from Col
orado. said that he was in the police court at
The time Mr. Coxey was .pprchended. and he
believed his arrest TO be a. .solntely uniustiia-
BILE and unwarrantable. He said that tho Pop
ulists are not preparing to endorse the Coxey
movem emit, Notwithstanding q contrary I'm
Mr.. Pence and Nr Bo~n OF Minns-
sofa wero both willing to give bail yesterday
Tor Carl Browne. but they were prompted to do
30 for humane reasons only and their action is
not TO be construed he said. as an endorse
nent nj CoXey He says the Popullsts OF the
House will favor any proposition that looks to
he employment Of the Idle men Of the country.
n. spoke parlcul Arly Of tho resolution offered
o-dsy b. his colleague. Mr.. Bell. which looks
% an Investigation Of tho subject by the two
Houses Of Congress as n NJ ensure to which oil
h0 Fopulists are favorable.