Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
|dIEY'S ARMY WAR SONGS
= MEN COMPOSED, SUCH AS
AFTER THE MARCH,


" ,or Ohio, March ga person
outside Of Stark county can gain
saperholal idea OF the enormlty
coxey's army of the Common
4 XII when informed that Sheriff
Doll oontemplates deputizing
-a,tla OF the county as reception
-r,ee one can imagine to what
--lrr proportions 1t has grown.
= Doll says he has had consulta-
An the officials, and anticipates
/ ~ from some source. To strength
n. belief, from twenty-five to forty
4. are given lodgings each even
4 !. me city prison here. who avow
i hey intend
FRO JOIN THE ARMY
a have good time At Stark sid
"A md east OF here, headquarters
INNS has been established, and a
I'm some reveals the fact that
Intend waiting for Coxey. With
thlngs IN view, the sheriff seems
nint that matters are becoming
ssning. He says he does not
4 j. "a use force, but will do so with
,,sltatlon II provoked to II. Upon
. sher hand, the army is progress
+. isaiy. and the outcome VIII proba-
II \ beyond the most sangulne eN-
,fons OF the projectors. Some diff
x Was experienced by Mr.. Coxey
n raanlzing his Commonweal band,
\ now reports that he has secured
II eryices Of
YEEN RELIABLE MUSICIANS
viii accompany him on the trip.
"A viii be under the direction Of
l. Thayer, solo cornetist of the
~ M Grand Army band of this city.
T." tnd Wagon after the style OF those
BIZ circuses has been built to ac-
nodate the players, and will be
IN by Sli00 team OF horses fur
80 By CoXey. Chief Marshal
\ has written several verses
\ viii be adapted TO old tunes and
"a By the Commonweal at each
,ng place Among them are invi-
=, to joln the Commonweal sung
n n tune Of "John Brown" Amer
4. DID Ye Hear2" to wearing OF
Gtsnp Interest Bearing Bonds
n 4 CO.. to Ten Thousand Miles
" nv I'VE Go Marching on to WASH
No. 70 Marching Through Georg-
y Christ Is Our Leader" to Hold
~ TwtH and After the March Is
ma 10 after the Ball" The latter
II rrlnged by Miss Lilly Jones, a
rlil.law Of J. s. CoXey Encour-
yrg kitB from
ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY
I'm sta,n to come in. Samuel Com
:. en Re.snt of the American FEEDER
ioa v hbor, has Endorsed the
thsns tfiin official paper ANNOUNCE
IBIS at will be in waiting when
any arrlves at Washington. A
" living al the Monongahela house,
d htiaug, declares that she wishes
x nl1e the daughter OF the regl-
~ int has notified Coxey that 1000
Ha q bread and fifty pics will be
AAA The army when II arrives in
l'afg Leonard Council, n Chica-
ANyels, writes n very encouraging
n telling the men not 10 turn back,
a'd.f Wilson of Burlington says
Z has ll5 men enrolled, and has
III 70 The railroads for passes and
efgaph when they move. He
NE passes are not furnished
~ call mass meeting OF citizens
'hsunce the companies. c. w.
o. The Glbsonville Altrulst COM
~ Of Michigan asks
HOW THEY CAN AID
aae r. H. Brewer OF Grand
Kan, probate Judge OF Barton
says, God speed the move to
1ston" James II. Hunt Of Mas
asher Of the Union National
YES the first national banker to
NJ .ofey's petition, and was imme-
~ Presented with an honorary
N Z. c. McClay of Mansfield Is
Up an excursion for those who
loln Coxey and his army Mt
on March 20 G. Il. Will
Augusta. Ca, says he has a
psutions six feet long, and that
ripe for the movement. $.
lT has resigned his position
Snmissary department, and his
Wy Dc taken by Oklahoma Sam.
M y nave charge of the commits
WE '.soh on It's trip to the capital.
inH Iogether, Mr. Coxey is about
n ,s.at man in the country. and
49, mali his time by inquisiliye
sho wish to know the pros
'ln1 he journey.