The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-16
TROUBLE IN MANY LOCATIONS.
From Washington Galvin's " Army -
Proposes to March to the
Pacific Coast.

! trains in this vicinity for several days
! There are over 200 Commonwealers at this
point.
| They are camped on the hill north of
the town. They came from Julesburg last
night during a heavy hail and thunder
storm and slept in the granaries along the
tracks. Two hundred more followed
them, but were compelled to go into camp
along the hills without shelter from the
storm.
Trouble occurred at Paxton, forty miles
east. Deputy Hubbard OF Lincoln, with a
small band. was called there TO prevent
ten men from taking possession Of an en-
| CINE and several bOxcars. Tony White, a
| desperate negro, drew a knife and Hub
| bard was forced to subdue him with re-
/ volver. The others at length submitted to
| arrest and all were taken TO North Platte
ana lodged in Jail. Julesburg is being
rapidly freed of the COXeyites on account
of the arrest and transportation OF seventy
of their number taken to Denver
! Big Spring is now the center Of the sit
uation. The Wealers proposed this morn
| ing that they be allowed to take possess
sion of train, undergo arrest and be car
ried to Omaha as prisoners. Chief Deputy
ing to accept such terms, although the
proposition has met with favor among the
railroad officials. Some members of the
army are securing wagons to carry them to
Grant, the nearest station on the b. 81 NJ
A secret ballot was held at the camp. and
it is thought that this plan of campaign
will meet with great favor. 1t is more
than likely thai the latest contingent of
deputies will return to Omaha tonight or
tomorrow on account of the unwarlike
front of the CommOnwealers.
OMAHA, June 1.-Two hundred and
forty of General Carriers Common
wealers have been corraIled by deputy
marshals at Big Springs and are now
loaded in bOxcars awaiting orders for their
disposal from Judge Dundy. Late this
evening Deputy Marshal Liddiaru with
force OF 122 special deputies arrested the
entire force of the lndustrials, accomplish
ing the feat without trouble. Word was
sent at once to Omaha and Judge Dundy
notified. He finally decided to order the
release of the men if they would agree to
dispense. If they insisted on remaining
in a body they are to be brought to Omaha
as prisoners.
JULEsBURG, Colo, June 1.-Two hun
dred Coxeyites cartured an eastbound
freight train at Big Springs while the dep
uties and United States Marshal were here
for dinDer. Their progress was stopped
by westbound train and they were over
taken by the deputies They were arrested
without resistance, and Will be taken to
Omaha. This breaks up the whole crowd.
WAsHNGToN, June 15.-Galvin's army
of lndustrias, which reached this city
some time after Coxey's contingent, and
have been nearly all the time at Hyatts-
vile, have become weary of waiting for
something TO turn up, and now contem-
plate a march from here to the Pacific
Coast. Before departing on their trip,
however, they expect TO present memo
rial to the Senate Industrial Depression
Committee, and then will attempt to get a
hearing, failing in which their views will
be submitted in writing. The start will
probably be made on Sunday. and on the
way West speeches will be made in favor
| of things advocated by Coxey. There are
between $50 and 200 men.
The COxey bill for good roads and nom
interest bonds, which Senator PETER intro
duced in the Senate, has been introduced
in the House by Representative Geary of
California. 1t was done by request. and
does not signify that Geary entertains the
CoXey theory. An amendment has been
added TO make it compulsory for every
State, Territory, county and township to
give work to every unemployed person in
its limits at 81 80 day for common labor.
and So 90 for labor with a team, eight
hours e day.
Coxey and Browne were granted a hear
ing by the Senate Committee on Labor to-
day to advocate the good roads bill. They
urged the passage of the bill en- the ground
that it would provide employment for the
idle. The hearing will be resumed on the
9th inst.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 15.-Kelly's
navy arrived here HOO strong. 1t expects
to get away through public subscriptions.
DENVER, June 15.-The seventy Wealers
arrested at Julesburg on the charge of
seizng Union Pacific engine were Jailed
here to-day.
OGALLALA, Neb., June 15.-The Omaha
deputies arrived this morning and found
the Wealers breaking up into small parties
and striking out overland. Two hundred
of them are marching from Juesburg with
the avowed purpose of capturing a train
here.
MANDAN, n. d., June 15.-Several hun
dred Coxeyites are on the way from Glen
dive, Mont, and most of them succeeded
in getting across the Missouri in spite Of
the guards at the bridge. The Common
| wealers at Steele, n. D.. succeeded in get
ting out of town by rail, in spite of an
armed guard on every train.
BISMARCK. n. d.. June 15.-Ten boats
containing $50 Montana Coxeyites arrived
to-day from Helena. II is reported 100
stole an engine and car at Dawson. Sew
enty-fiye deputies have gone to capture
the stolen train.
PITTsBURG, Pa. June 15.-The Chicago
division of the Coxey army under Captain
George Coleman arrived here to-day.
There are but twenty-seven men now in
the division. Coleman expects 10 be 10
Washington on July 4. RandalPs army
of 225 is at Newcastle and will be here in a
few days.
FARGO n. D., June 15.-Marshal Dag
gett started this afternoon from Bismarck
| in pursuit of the train-capturers at Daw-
son. The Coxeyites were captured. All
the men will be taken back to B ismarck
and held for trial.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 15.-The twenty
Common wealers sentenced by Judge Ross
| Wednesday to four months in the San
Diego Jounty Jail for having participated