Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-01
THE LEADERS ARRESTED.
COxey and Browne Defy the Police
A wild Day In WashingtOn-The
Army OF Tramps EndeavOr to
Take Possession Of the
Capitol.

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the men were drawn IN in line and more
cheers and drilling followed. Some of
the military evolutions which Browne
called on his men to perform must have
been conceived in the night march to this
place. Browne harrangued to the men in
his customary strict fakir strain telling
them that they had received permission to
march to the capitol grounds, where they
must disband and enter as individual
citizens. "Whether or not we will be
permitted to speak I can not say" he
added. "But you must be careful to pre-
serve the peace Then we will reform and
march to our new camp near by which
has been provided for us. This demon
stration will be more powerful and have
more force than guns or bombs."
The ragged army cheered wildly and
Brown continued "The people said we
would not march up Pennsylvania avenue
when we reached here, yet the police de.
partment informed Brother Coxey yester-
day that we could march up the avenue,
We are here on time and will 90 into the
capitol grounds on time, we will also go
in with spirits as bright as the May day
on which we march,
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vas the most fantastic array of men ever
conceived. Nine mounted police rode
ahead clearing the way, then there came
Carl Browne, in buckskin suit mounted
on big gray Percheon stallion and wav-
ing small flag; next was a cream white
prancing circus steed bearing the pret-
tiest feature of the whole parade, Miss
Mamie Coxex in the role of Goddess of
Peace. She is slender and really hand
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streamed after her, as her tall horse
pranced to the music of the band. Her
head was covered by little rimless blue
cap and she shaded her face with tiny
parasol. Altogether she presented a
picture of such unusual beauty that a
spontaneous cheer greeted her unexpected
appearance all along the line. She was
followed by an Oklahoma cowboy on
another stallion. Next came the Com
monweal army band of six pieces, mostly
bass drums and cymbals which made an
attempt at playing "Marching through
Georgia"
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