The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-03-31
COXSEy's ARMY.
MOVEMENTS OF TIL" VARIOUS CDI,TS
IL CiiE GNl%D MARCH.

crafts from lancaster and pAilade' bia
XII" were on tt.ei. way 70 JOIN C"xej's
army were arrested in tho Fort Wayae
railroad yards today on a charge of tres
pass and gent to jail for Eve lays.
Augr1s. Texas. March % -Adintont
General tIabrv has no information q the
arrival Of n detachment Of Coxey's army
on the Western frontier rs expected last
night. He has Il company Of raugors
there under Captain Hughes to property !
if necessary. sh0uid The Co1y r0la:ers APP
pear.
Ell rAso, Tex. March 70. Gen. Lewis
G. Frye, Of the United SSntos industrial!
Army. hns been released from jail and has
sent each mernbcr of Congress Il letter,
III which he makes a long calamity howl
and says that the arny will perhaps mum
Dor 100000.
TrcsoH, Arizona. March 90. The IN
dustrial Ar,ay. 200 strong, arrived hero
yesterday auG le!s last evsnine. The mon
~ero sivan all they wnntal 20 eat !y the
atty. They wore orderly and tho reports
thai they have been offering at different
points along the road in Arizona arc be
lisyod here to ho without foundation.
I|NntASA1alls. Ind. March 90. fourteen
tramps ware arrested Yesterday after Il
rather ticrca hatt!o with tho police. Sew
sral shots were fired and tho trsmps we're
clu.,Ied into submission. To-day in tho
potiae court tbs tranps received senten
ces that win keep them in tho v|orkApGse
Gnti!too late TO join Coxoy's~ co:nm0nweal
OF which they all claimej To be recruits.
MAGHII.1oN, OHIO, March o4.-Ihoro
seems no danger of the soldiers of Cosey's
c~oiamonweal starving. populists along
tho proposed line Of march are bestigri0g
themselves. Al Alliance a store room has
been sct apart 4; cpmuii$s:.-y .aaadqnar-
fsrs and this is packed with an endless
variety Of eatnhles. a farmer down the
road towarI PittshurS, sent word that he
has slaughtered three oxeaa and Will have
,ham roasted before tho commo"wcnl
arrives.
'5AH AHTc-lA, Texas, AIarch %. The
Southern I2ncii: officers hore received
word to uight that Tho United States III
d1strial Army of 100 ,:len @ogo pu5 of The
trains at a siding noar ~iia!&y's station on
tho II pnso division, ana that trains were
ran throGsh without a:opping, The SO.
called a.n,y broke the lock on q aHi9A and
throw it open, cansiaG aozt |cast-bo4ld
Freight tram 10 take Inc biGiGg. I!.a men
climbed upon the cays anl Conductor
Martin rG,.&d them To ~tinlay, where he
tied up the trim. pending the arr:Tr! o:
orders from, Gen. fupt. Van SICK. The
order came Tor him to keep the train tied
~. as the company had dectdsa not to
carry taa ,ro3. arye:s! ether trains have
arrived at Finley sirce. aal ara tied UP.
us tnc army shows 10 disposition - let
any Of the trains depart without :uc.a.-
%i'iniey is al iatl@tsa seetlon and the army
vii starye cat i: they remain thore 4 few
seeks.
IHDlANAaohrs, Ind, March 24,-Thore
will be q bloody battle if Che Northwest.
era division of Sen. GozeY's army AZ
temptv to cross tbs Inaia,,a state line
Governor Matthews announced to-day Wat
the army shall never invade TINS stat. ana
that he VII! can out the SKATE militia to
prevent ii. II by y Getonr me amy
shon'd dodge t"e military conpaaie, ana
snter Iad!aua territory railroasttrnins VIII
be prsss-i into a%etris, al os.as %2a..hs
arm ogsr'ahsn. The militia will tc org
erad TO m2sel on ,lo io9tsyto mare ava
aad drive them back. Gov. Ma;tAe@a.
who j, farmsr by occrpaai.n, said To-
dsy that tarD.:.; 7ad not ely RESIDENT
would be the Gssates5 e%itGarera from the
nsseage of tla ar.al, and ho bslipgeG he
would be would bs doing only his dujy 10
oppose ;1e army with the militia.
MAsssln1oH, OHIO, March &c. Tao
marcl, of tie "Coanon Veal Arm to
the r~sS:oaal capital begun NJ 1890. p. Ia.
The army was rather snail in numbers
when it started out, bat new recruits, not
marcy siHGiJ orin pairs, but hy scores
ana haal.rla are c&pc2ttl b. the leaders
10 join la Nrain limo at every stopping
place, ard Cuwmander Coxey is sanruiae
that whau he reaches the national capital
he will be at 1ha head of 100, 600 Amcri-
can citizens. lis son VIII ride 1T the
head Of the army, wearing n combination
suit of blue and gray and carrying the
emblem Of the common veal, a white dag
OF peace. MIR. Coxey himself followed in
a carriage drawn by six white horses,
while Lieutenant Carl Browne bestride a
noble stallion. The object of the pill
2riinage is already well known. On the
arrival Of The army III Washington it is
E intended to round up before The Capitol.
ard demand the enactment OF two bids.
One Of them authorizes the secretary OF
the treasury to issue 500, 100000 Of trea
, surY notes to be expended in tho improve
!, ment OF tao country no ada Of the country
/. roads of the country. and the second au-
thnriy-c ,uujnira1itip- tc iseun vD1.iy,Jnr.