St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-20
DENOUhCES THEM AS BUNS
KELLY'S caAKKS ARE SCORED sY
ATTORNEY HUBBARD,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROAD
He Is Responsible for the Calling
Out Of the Troops-Trains Will
Be Ditched Rather Than Be
Allowed TO Carry the Band Of
Bcggars = Hard Day for the
Mob.

OMAHA, April 19.-keliY'S army OF
industrials. wet. bedraggied with mud
and chilled to the bone. broke camp to-
day and started from the Council Bluffs
Caaltauqua grounds east on foot. Dur
ing the night the ranks had been
swelled by the arrival from Nevada OF o
company of sixty-five men under Capt.
German, and this morning further
acquisitions were received when Capt.
Morgan. with his two companies of
comnouwealers, ITO men strong,
reached camp from the West by way of
the Union Pacific. The objective point
of today's march is Weston. fifteen miles
east of Council Bluffs On the Rock
Island and Milwaukee roads. 1t is be-
lieyed that train will be secured at
Weston to carry the army East, and
that the Chicago, Milwaukee, & st.
Paul will be the line over which the in
dustriaIs will be carried in Chicago.
Gen. Kelly will not talk much of his
pans, as he says he has been tricked so
often by the railroads that he proposes
to Keep quiet until he has made a sue
cess of his move. The distance from
the camp to Weston is about seven
miles. and the army will not reach the
after point until evening. The men
had a good breakfast before breaking
camp. and enough provisions were
taken along to last for two days.
1t developed this afternoon that
KeIly's reason for marching was that
/ he had been promised train by repre-
sentaIives of the various railroad
brotherhoods. he held consultation
last night with
THE LABOR LEADERS.
and it was agreed tina. they should fur
nish a train at their own expense to
take the army to Chicago. Represent.
atlves of the brotherhoods of engineers
and fremen promised TO call on the
general managers Of the Chicage-Coun-
ell Bluffs ices today in Chicago. and
make the necessary arrangements with
one of the roads. 1t was agreed thai
Kelly should march today as far as
| Weston, by which time line il wa:
believed the train could be secured anC
| the army taken ON board tonight. If
| however, the train is not secured IL
| time the army is to spend the night a
| Weston, and march in the morning tt
| Underwood, eight miles further east
1 where the brotherhood train will picl
the soldiers up. The commonwealth.
are having hard march of it today, a:
the weather has suddenly turned cold
and drilling rain is falling. Many
| of the men are sick with colds, anC
several are threatened with pneumoni;
as result of the exposure.
when the army had started OH it.
| eastward march Gov. jackson wa
seen by reporter and asked what was
| to be done with militia.
Il shall not order it 10 follow the indus
Trials, until Sheriff HaZen gives the
word. 1t shall be kept at the transfe
for the present, however. ready TO
| instant duty"
It was expected that conference wa
to take place this morning between TIL,
governor and the sheriff, with view t
seeing which of them shall be i'll
CONTROL OF THE MILITARY.
The demeanor of each has indicates
all along that he was perfectly willin
TO drop out and let the burden OF respon