The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-21

norsemen. Dtcycllstr ana citlzene IN wagons
who drove out and csmped in the shade By the
roadside to see the procession.
There were two Incidents on the march. Al
the lrst halt Marshal Brodcrick brought up 4
Rood-looking specimen Of the Com onweAlers
and complained that though the man had
been expelled for stealing fellow members
tobacco the night before. he persisted in fol-
lowing the army. Coxey called up Chief Mar
shall Browne and a drum-head court martial
was held then and there 1t was proved to
Coxeys satisfaction by several witnesses
called for his defence. Only ono man respond
| cd. saying that to the best OF his knowledge
pdsss was not gSsy The Id DSssr
left leaning disconsolately on the fence By the
roadside under sentences never again to call
clsred he would have browne arrested on
reaching toEn for having unnaturallzed Tor
III there are any. men here who are not
American citizens bring them up." said
"TiI bring half q. Dozen" responded the
Ronc s som s s nsp Win On. s
looking, sun-burned young fellow in tattered
We'll" said Browne" are you an American
Isl, Senior"
Where we're Jou born'"
Why. then. you are Portuguese originally.
| where were you nhJura1ZeuG
The man did not answer. but happy
thought struck the Marshal
oh 81. Repubiica ticket. Michigan" said
Youth do" was Brownies response. Any
OF us know whst sort OF men the Republican
:, There was hold.up o. the whole army at
the toll gate. mile out OF town. where William
sykes. the gray bearded Gatemsn. halted the
isfvsnt address against this arindins oppr e
sion 81 the plptoorats, but Mr.. sykes was
H. BIZ Syf hs s sSs cash IL 3 had 70
The army was. met on the edge Of town By
other. rendered them the V use Of Iossn's neId.
oIsS e fnt to
meeting with another instance OF Maryland
hospitality. The camp was named Camn York.
AZ o O'Clock, this evening .Coxey. left this
p Gsc nHt NeM ApF 2aR de d.taesment o,
SGfadsd freight train Gn the Baltimore and
Station an hour and a halt later When 1 cams
this city Cor Calvin and 0usrter Sn tr
taken to Police Headquarters. Both men we're
roughly dressed. their faces bronzed. and they
single yet shy that their army contains sew
sral married men.
tn. SS. q FSe. vs.. .Ys raid bS SSn tp
Washington; All our men are law.abidng
Rs S Ss are .sn, dss stsSt military s
being oflicercd by one Captain. one Lieutenant.
2, and ons sergeant. We do not allow our men
IM ia city win you try to make from here"
we ie want s' to 20 to Pittsburgh and then q.
rect to Washington. where We will meet Gen.
Frye. We expect to meet him somewhere on
Calvin further said they would call the atten-
ton Of Congress to- the condition OF American |
tSsy to live up 10 al a%s Of shs amd
and would make no trouble for any one along
Ths camp at Culom's Station was named
after Lieut. BranRan. Planting q flag which |
had been given them BY the school children OF
Brspssn. There are 10 men IN the her crowd Gap
arations had been made for feeding the men |
when they arrived. and as they had had moth |
bad Rumor. At il o'clock the AS Associated Si
Charities furnished the men with a su bstan- |
Under Ss co asy through MsTs sSo
city to Iyorydale. where the army exnects TO |
catch freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio |
calvin and BsaseIy, waited in the Mayors
once for about an hour before his Honor
The Wilson bill I. the cause OF all these
u, can't think So" said calvin. They are
not due 20 one act Of Legislation nor to the
result OF laws passed to. favor monopoiiss Tor
twenty years past. Both parties are man
n he s" aon., IL 6. If i e,
working man 10 starving. We shall demand q
fss%ed from nom GE9Sgr'1 SoH and the Senate
. Sil tel d them sns5o are nIiGn:
ON ployed workinGmen IN that portion OF the
country We will ask an appropriation large
Of thsr.. %Riie our a Stss tcnifoSrss
MAJ raises an abundance OF fruit and grapes
enough 90opis there to eonsume them: willis
tie poor in the East go hungry because private
rsiIfoads that we cannot .Sp tRs3 on TSs Has
trAiian Government owns and operates It's own
rHd the caGSS sss Gsy
did as well by its unemployed as the city OF
Cincnp.a has has, d9ns ,hs Sm9vsnfnt would
ask them 10 do"to give n. wo aS Is all We snail
CASEY, M, Anril aG.Brys: Industrial army,
,ysnins. All were In good spirits. '"'' CITY 'A''
BGTIE, Mon. April 20-Ths Butte eontin-
Sorthsrn Pacific freight train = milo from I the
'ity yesterday. with the intention Of starting
90 and ao6 mem The engineer Ssd orders SMe tn
4 capture was made and the train came back
,isiop By tie St; Paul ofiesis 81 the road as to
whether they will carry them Fast
PORTLAND. Ore April 2O.-The nrst detach-
nent OF Coxeys recruits reached Portland |
yesterday one hundred strong. They arrived
n box cars, over the Southern Pacific from
,loysd Joined the army and will leave with it
o-day. on the march 10 Seattle. The army |
vas fed by the city authorities during its stay
BosToN. April 20-Ths time set for the
march Of the Boston contingent of the Coxey
erday to start from the Common at 3 O'Clock
IN sunday afternoon. instead OF from Faneull |
Iall at l o. clock on Saturday.
At 2 o'clock on Sunday afternoon the army
viii eoneentrate on the Common. where
Gen" Fitzgerald, Morrison /. swift. and
thers and a 3 sharp the army will wheel ,
iii encamp for the night. 1t is sIpsetsd
hat Dedham will be reached before &. and
here speeches will be delivered. the proceeds
he march.