Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01
qlEsHlL BROWNE GOES TO JAIL
HE Procession was Martial, Imposing
and Altogether Sensational
SOME OF THE LEADING FEATURES.
Army discipline aud order seemed
superior 10 that Of the police
uho Latter Uso Ciubs freely.

washington, May i,--Cozoy and
Browne were arrested At 1883 a. m. at
uc Capitol strps-lhc former was soon
ra.ea.cd, the latter taken 10 jail.
wAuiNoruN, May The COM
monwoal army was nsiir carly today
uron tue Bnghtwood heights with
pferarations ior the procession 10 the
Capitol. There was au unrly breakiaht
un egg, bread and coffee. The tonio
were packed into wagons and the
pHmy was In line before nine O'Clock.
AN the men carried stavcl on which
Hltttrrd white ilaga with the motif,
"rgaco On earth, good Will 70 meni but
death 20 interest on hondn"
tho men had passed cold night
most N them sleeping on tie Et0unu.
before thr start Carl Browne ilfmed
Tue men into q hollow square and put
them through "a most remarkable dfill.
Tic slaves were handled like guuni
aud when Brown shouted "GiOry anu
fslcr,n they cheoTed three times aud
waved their sticks IN the air. The
PHILADELPHIA commune, sixty men
f,fouc, stood on one side waiting 10 fall
iu. OklnhOma Sam gnll0ped up and
Town tho iiuc ON stallion. a bass
Ifum doomed dlaEihlly anu bagpipos
rmittud Y shrlii Fcfcam. After a
march twice around the grounds,
Tho men we're drawn up In line auu
moro Ctuum and drilling followed.
Browne hHrfhnguod the men Ia HE
Customary sttee'-'akir strain, telling
them that they had received perm ~
Sion 10 march 20 the Capitol grounds,
where they muut uIsbaud and enter ~
Individual citizens. "Whetnor or not
NO will be permitted 10 speak l cannot
fny,n hu aided, "bui you must he care
iul 20 preserve peace, then we will rr-
form aud maroh 10 the camp near by.
This demonstration will be more
powerful than force, than guns, OF
bHmbs."
rno ragged army chorred wildly.
Browne went on. "Pe0ple sail W.
would not march up Peunsylyania
avenue when we reached here. Ho,
tue police informed Brother CoXey
ytgiurday that We could march.
"Mr.Cusp refused yesterday 10 allow
~ 10 speak on the Capitol steps. We
did not zee the Vice President. We
viii 20 into the Capitol grounds ~
individuals. They cannot prevent NJ
from doing that"
A. l0.l6 y. m. the industrial army
was ready and out Of BfightwCOd
Diving park II started for the city,
A. the caravan worked it, way down
thu three mile stretch Of woods to ia,
city, It was a most fantastic array
Nine mounted police rode ahead
then came Carl Browne In hi
buohHkin euii, mounted on
big, gray Percheron stallion ant
waving a small Dag. Next wns b
creamy white, pranclng circus steea
bearing Miss Mamie CoXey, In the rol'
of goddess Of peace. She u slender
handsome girl Of ~, with long colder
hair She wore pure white ridinl
habit. Her head was covered by
little fimloss, blue cap and Oh,
shaded hui face with TIM
parntol. Altogether sho was ploiur
u such unusual beauty that n spou
taueuus cheer greeted tho unexpected
nppesmuce all along the line.
Oklahoma Sam followed on anothe
stallion. Next came the matehals, tn
buglef, the dag bearer aud a band o
tiN pieces, playing "Marching rhongl
Georgia."
n MANNER WIN luAAhlh VI ANl
Browne and the legendi "Dtatn I
Interest on bonds" was borne alter
light buggy decorated with hags an
uIawn by two black horses
ia which sat General Coke
himself beside Mrs. Coxey,
handsome young woman In ooloro
lailUrmnde gown, shading with
pAfusal the whitt-rohed infant "Lrgt
Tsndei"Coxey, aged two years. The
marching two by two came the con
munee.
Before tho communes was commil
fary wagon drawn by two poTcheron
tins wagon canvass WAS covered wit
weird, nllpgorical Illustration OF th
"cuTso VI national bauks." Sma
nAgs fiutteTed In the hands Of the ma
shals. Flags anu symbolic imam ~
banners were spflnkled along at intel
walls. Finally the long, weird ehTic
vi bnRpipps herilded the Pnilaielphi
commune. From the city OF brothu
~ love came the goddess Ut peace
can unknown" She rode wage
horse, She was good lookin
Tsd.cheeked maiden Of rs, draped 1
the starr aud Stripes with otiunrtlaii
effect her escort WAS tho leader
the Philadelphia contingent, Christ,
pher Columbus Jones, an old ms
perohed ON a cavorling, coal blac
stallion 10 which lie chung desperatel!
From Mount Pleasant 10 the Capt.
grounds the men marched hotwe,
rows Of people three deep. About
hundred wealers were IN line. Sea
1srsd along the army were about