The morning call., 1894-05-05

iOus TO get out of Indianapolis. Provisions
are running low and the citizens do not
show disposition longer to support the
army. General Fry SAID that he expects
to move to Washington on Saturday. He
says be will think himself hardly treated
il railroad transportation is denied him.
He says if he cannot get transportation the
armv will WALK.
WASHINGTON, May 4. = Senator Power
to-day presented petition adopted at q
mass-meeting in Butte. Mont. declaring in
favor of the organization of "home
guard" for Coxey's army. and calling on
the Montana Congressional delegation to
demand that all further interference with
the march of the Coxey army be discon-
tinued. The resolution denounces the
Deputy United States Marshals of Mon
tana. and refers to those who fired on the
Coxeyites as "Dand of mercenaries. COM
posed of the scum Of humanity in the en-
ploy of the Government"
GUTHRIE. o. T., May 4.-The Oklahoma
division of the Army Of the Commonweal
held great rally to- night About 400 SOL
diers were present. After a numb Der of
stirring addresses resolution was adopt
ed deploring the unlawful action of the
Washington authorities in preventing
Coxey speaking, calling for immediate ac-
tion upon the part Of Congress to bring a
lawful judgment on the guilty parties con-
cerned in this diabolicai outrage.
SALT LAKE, May 4.-Carter and his
men have got as far as Bingham junction
on their way to Washington, and are tenn
porarily embarrassed on acco unit of lBck
of transportation. The commander re-
turned to this city today and personally
took charge of the parade of the home con-
Iingent, which numbered something over
200. including few women. They pa
raded the streets, carrying numerous ban
ners signifying their demands on public
questions. The march was terminated on
convenient vacant lot. where several
speakers INDUCED in oratory which would
not have been appreciated by Government
and railroad officials, had they been pres
ent. One speaker declared that they
would have their rights if it cost Ameri-
can blood-that the railroad com Dines
must be snapped asunder by force if not
by peaceable means. A subscription was
taken up. which resulted in the collection
of SIT.
Prominent Rio Grande officials are ex-
pected here tomorrow and the hope is
still entertained that some arrangements
can be made for the men TO go East.
TACOMA, Wash, May 4.-The North
western Industrial Army has degenerated
into an unorganzed body of tramps. No
freight trains were sent out to-day east
bound. and the men will have Eo chance
to steal rides until the overland train leav-
ing here at II P. NJ passes. They are scat
tered to the number of about 800 between
Puyallup and the summit Of the Cascades.
waiting for chance to sneak on to blind
baggage or brake beam. Marshal Drake
returned to-day from Hot Springs. de
has left six deputies at Lester, this side of
the tunnel, and others at the prin ciDal sta
tions between here and there. The side
tracked train at Palmer, which the Com
monwealers boarded last night, IS still
there under guard of six deputies.
Most of the Industrials who boarded it are
trampng up the track in small squads.
The crowd at Puyallup has been moving
out all day. Not more than 300 remain
there now. General Jumbo" went to
dot Springs with the Marshal last night
and returned to Puyallup to-day. He
JudL Stfcuty-ufoUl VI HIS Luou TtdCU6u
Yakima last night on freight train which
left here early in the day. They locked
them selves in boxcar. Railroad officials
say that only twenty-seven got through.
The army proposes to rendezvous at Spo-
kane. Jumbo" deprecates train-stealing
methods. but advises the stealing of rides
in crowds of ten. This is the way the men
propose to go.
RIVERSIDE, May 4.-Sheriff Swope Of
this county returned to-day from a trip to
the camp OF the Industrial Army. He re-
ports The army is divided into two squads !;
one Is located at Indio and the other at
Yuma. The camp as Indio comprises
thirty men; they have received a lot of
food from Los Angeles. The army intends
to divide the food and then break up into
small parties which will steal rides east
A few of the men will return to San Ber-
naIdino to testify at the trial of Vinettp,
the imprisoned commander. A party of
Industrials stole handcar at Palm
Springs Friday and used 1t to reach Indio.
This is the only unlawful act thus far
committed