The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-16
HARMONY in C0xEYSRANKS
UEENoEN' sNIFH AVID coxsx's son
fIPELLED FROM zBB ARME.

The ~Uahnewn" Wrsstee the CS.masa fes
ous Dsy fFor Marshal Browr, s-t Cozsy
Arrived s-a str,iehts.ea Has,t,rr-ce-.
sress ce-rittes. es,ti-s Ready 10 RES,
the Ar=y whsr washi-et.s q Reached
CUMBERLAND. Nd, April 15.-"Unknown
Smith OF the Coxey army was stripped OF his
glory to-day and OF his honors ss a mem Der OF
the CommonweaL he was ed to leave. a. was
Jesse A. Coxey. son Of the commander Of the
force. Tonight Carl Browne. the deposed
leader Of Yesterday. has entire charge Of the
body. Their main body IL intact and living
once more on good food and at the expense Of
Cumberlsnds citizens.
A decided revulsion Of the popular feeling In
favor Of the Unknown" was announced this
morning. J. & Coxey. the financial hacker Of
| the movement returned to the front at
o'clock this morning and i'm m edistsly began
| an investigation OF the revolt Of last evening
His nrst conference was with Browne. in pri-
vste. both refusing to make sny other state
ment than that they had foreseen. By the
power they have as relncarnsted beings and
gifted with the powers OF prophecy and fore
| sight such schism and were prepared to
deal with II as the conditions demanded.
After seeing Browne the Unknown" and
Jesse Coxey we're called In and notified that
they had grossly violated the regulations Of
the Commonwesl and were discharged. An
unseemly wranRle followed. during which
Browne and the Unknown" reviled each
other roundly as roRues. sgitstors and fskirs.
When the men came from Odd Fellows Hall
TO the camping place for breakfast both men
climbed on piles Of wood and addressed the
men. At one time Browne attem pted to get on
the same pile with Smith and was pushed of
roughly. falling on his back. He attempt
cd no return. Smith called on tho mon for q
vote and was sustained by 154 to 3. many Of
the men not voting or being abssnt.s Coxey
next took the stump and spoke at length on
the necessity OF peace. showing determine
ton only in the statement that tho I'm
known" would have to 20. and II the men
wanted to abide By him they could. but Co1ey
would not allow any OF the commissary
wagons to 70 with them. This decision was
accepted By the men without murmur and
the Unknown" and Jesse Coxey left camp.
The departure Of the army from Frostburg
was quiet. although many persons had gath
cred to SEQ the motley army pass Eckhart. Q
mining town. whore the miners were out in
iorce TO Erest the Commonweal. but made no
Cumberland people took advantage Of the
81 IN AZ e &c sme snS
to com 9, wa. pitched IN . park two miles
aG%y q .v s, 81 S.ss n; S SSasa: .pa
70 sustain Il. army Tor : day: TSevs " sasfs
xss sSsr ap' k nor 90
county had dsputiss accom- panying the column
1a 81 9 s6 Tss sans sSs
.S :ss M tho .Sss
Of the Commonweai movement. No trouble on
the part Of the Commonwealers was reported
10 pisht Corey announced that the army
from cumbspiSnd. By the cRssspe.so and oSfo
Canal This extrayagancs. he says. 10 war
s:It:d by The r.SsiD.s A. the gate
cause OF the broken down condition Of the
The start to, m orrow will not DO until 10 80.
thr.nsport.tiOn: no definite place for camping
, The revelation Of the Identity Of the :. Un-
known" WAS made by the man himself. He 10
caso 4 ranor that he viii Attempt s' the S Or
gan at 81 riyni army Is denied By him:
present movement. '''' =" '"''f VI '"'
IA Late Tonight there is 9 rumor that the army
Ing q monster mass meeting In the opera TS
sy and atns On 0r
pr the evening Sontaia .eatsinS s dsn U
ion Ion o, Of the expelled %unknown:" and prom
for al the ss
MA. 9,,s 10 April 1.-THE entry q coxsys
30 10 spfncientlJ near the capital tor precau.
l icp to be taken AGAINST possible disturbance.
With the duty Of taking care Of that Territory.
he Capitol grounds. which are under the con.
ord ss on hufs fss 81
House and Senate Ommittee' have been dis.
Ens initi.i steps have bsen taken fooe f asy 70
to ON rPs ss up . ss II de-. ws ss
mo that ne has tranagressed . law that APP q
. S' such a. Re T Il nos
n 1859 M. Edmunds introduced In tho Son.
Jules said this morning read as II the Soma c
the cs JUL aSS .Ss;
OF has been under discussion In the commit. q
ls committss consider 4 suesnt for tss sG
sencies Of the case that mar arise uron the
II any .snss Violate that I law a tS.y Win Ss
pprehended. steps having been taken TO see a,
dssy q The Statutes q sSs uSl.sa s.
his act reads: u
..s e.. to
,a.'. ., orator. Or utter loud threatening or
foTSiiS:s 10 psfad. stand. or move in proc..
Vice or siip.d q Srns S into s1 psSe sa aos
y pss,,y organization or movement ID the Capitol
Quietly. but with the firm determination OF q
liorcinR this law. the two com mittees on 81
'ePsSt 81 surprise he sttsSpis 70 &c caras
1t his progIamne The law permits al il
eaceahis eltihens to come upon the grounds. Ii
1orts OF any kind to exercise the right OF pc -
ton BY msT: force Of numbers. IL very sharply "
70 COMMITTED on Rules. permits the law to IA
, violated and the people who may come with IL
Oxoy to thus turn the right OF petition Into | m
10 exercise Of threats and manifestations OF "a
lysieal force II IL not worthy to represent b,
70 people OF these United States and Is lack z,
& In the wisdom and courage which ascribs Al
Del. April l5-Jones's division H,
Coxey's army spent to-day at Newport m
here they were well treated and allowed TO il
mp on IArm- To- night Meeting was held ee
which Christopher Columbus Jones' the M
mmAndAnt. made an address on good r0AdA NJ
be division mum bers less than twenty men. In
HER DON'T Rad Tine NEUSPIPERA pr
he IHdaHtrIHI Army Far - y,ad Hsseh y.
WhsR the MIiiiN Got EIeItrd. Va