The morning call., 1894-05-08
A WATER BICYCLE.
King Will Lead Kelly's FIotilla Down
the River.


DEs MONIES, Iowa. May 7.-Kelly's
army resumed work on the feet to-
day. 1t is said the army moves some time
tomorrow. Professor King, who has been
giving exhibitions here. will lead the
fotilla with an aquatic bicycle.
Up TO this evening 11s Of she $50 barges
has been completed. Kelly had been CON-
PEELED to draw nearly $500 from his army
chest to help pay for lumb ber. The pro-
visions have been falling low and to-day
an appeal for help was sent out signed by
j. r. Sovereign, general master workman
OF the knights of Labor, and others. The
appeal is for organized labor all over the
country to help Kelly's army. 1t says:
"Kelly's army is largely composed of
members of organized labor. They are
engaged in crusade calculated to benefit
labor in various ways and especially in an
educational way. The army is sadly in
need of material support. Every effort is
being put forth by a combination OF cor
porations to impede the course of this
march and If possible to annihilate the
army as body of unemployed workmen.
without committing itself to any par
ticular theory or legislative policy. now is
labor can further the cause and the in
simple act of charity.
1--WE therefore appeal to you in this
emergency to contribute something toward
helping Kelly feed his men. We trust
every trades or labor organization in the
country will contribute 81 each, and that
all organized labor will do its full work.
Remit TO ]. R. Sovereign. Master Work
man, Z. of L., Des Molnes. Iowa"
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, May 7. A
Coxey organizer, who was here with a
wing of the army. in an interview tonight
said $4,000 was subscribed in Butte to help
take the army which he was organizing
west to the East. He says other cities
on the coast are raising large sums to send
unemployed workmen East.
They care nothing about the effect of
the movements. The West. it Is asserted,
has been getting the deadbeats and unde-
sirable citizens of the East. and is now
sending them by the trainload.
VALPARAISO, Ind., May 7.-Dissatisfac-
tion with Randalps methods resulted in a
revolt of portion of that division of the
Coxey army to-day, and the men left Val
paraiso as two armies.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 7.-General
Fry and his army of 200 filed out Of camp
to-day OF the march to Washington. Fry
SAYS the roasting the local press has given
him put $500 into his pockets. He will
reach Washington, ne thinks, with $4,000
in the treasury from the sale of his books.
ST. PAUL, May TN the Chamber of
Commerce to-day General Andrews intro
duced resolutions condemning the indi-
viduals, committees and States that aid
the Coxey movement, and urging the set
tlement of the unemployed upon the un-
occupied Government lands.
SAN BEENARDINo, May 7.-District At
torney Oster has received word from At
torney-General Hart that the Supreme
Court has granted writs Of habeas corpus
In the cases of The People VS.. Vinette
and the several other members of the In.
dustrial Army held on the charge of incit-
ing riot at Cotton few weeks ago. The
writs are returnabe at Los Angeles to-
morrow before the Superior Court. The
point involved is whether Justices of the
Peace have original jurisdiction in such
cases or only power to bind parties over
to the Superior Court.
Deputy Sheriff PoGrade returned here
to-day with Theodore Pincher in custody.
Pourads has been in Los Angeles search
ing for Pincber for two days. PIncher
finally came out of hiding and gave him.
self up. BE will be taken before Judge
Otis OF the Superior Court to answer to the
charge of contempt for sending dispatch
addressed to Judge Otis demanding the
release OF Colonel Vinette of the Indus
trial Army.
TACOMA, May THE Industrials who
put torpedo on the track ana stopped
freight train at Easton Monday night