Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21


parsed over at Omaha and South
Omaha and Council Blufis and al 1880
the streets waFe cleared 0f unusual
crowds. Appeals were made during
the day, Tor tile protection Of the rail.
ROAD property, bul nothing was dis-
tufboi. IL was reported that Governor
Jackson has applied 10 Gouetal Brooke,
commanding tie department u tbs
Platte, for federal troop, nut General
Bf0okn deuioi that any such request
had been maie. There 10 still much
feeling and kelly's return o. Council
Bluus mNy awaken another storm.
This evvniug the linton Pacific sent
tue eAatboGpd passengers around by
way Of Omaha 10 connect with the
Northwestern at Blair, 10 that tho lat.
ter company woul uOi need 10 send
treius IN Council Blusa.
x.COugfessman W. NJ. Puzey, Of
Council Bluff, Ia on his way 10 Ont.
cago IN company with General Mana
ger ~. John, of tile Rock Island, TO
urge President Gable 10 give the men
train,
CONEY PAYS TOLL.
HAgERsrOwN, Mi, April 2O.-The
march OF the cJmmonweal over from
Williamsport, was made under favor
able circumstances.
Al the toll gate. mile outside Of
Hagefstown, there was delay, the
old white haitet gato-k0epef refusing
10 let the army pasa without paying
tolls on the houel.
Browne declared this was another
oxtortion OF monopolisis, AMI ordered
forward the ilag. The old gutoman
respectfully DOTTED his hat 90 the stars
and stripes, but shut down the tafa on
tho hUrsemen aud carriages. Tho army
was forced 10 pay SO cents toll.
General CoXuy LETT today for Nov
York, whore no will attend the sale Of
some Of his Kentucky thorough bteds.
Besides THE, he will try and nf.
range with the railroads for UxcurpiOn
rates 20 Washington Tor the domoustra.
| lion on May 1t, Should this plan
succeed, no says thuru will be- no
trouble ia getting 10000 people to
Washington besides those already on
tho way there.
CJLviN's wINu.
CiNCiNNArt. April 2O.-rho Colvln
wing Ot General Ffyo's industrial army
lclt Cochran, iul.i about O'Clock this
morning.
Colonel Colvln, commanding 30 Of
! Fryo's indusirinls, campud tonight At
lvofydhle. Ia the march through the
city, the citizens Put provisions In the
wagons. They Will 80 further east
tomorrow by raii.
A SOCIALIST BOOMER.
PR0viDEScE. Il. l.,April 2O.-When
the New England industrial army ar.
rivOs la tnis city ON rurtdiy, the
prospective CoEeyitcs viii boz iOiueu
by a large delegation from this CITY
q. II. Boomer, editor Of tho Justice, the
sooiallsiic labor paper, viii busiu tho
work Of enlisling mea tomorrow.
P0mLAND, Ore, April 2O-rht
Portland contingent Of the industrial
army now numbering about $40, IA
divided Into thirteen companies.
IL IA understood that the Northern
Pacific will not carry the mou without
conpcnaalion There " tome talk o.
undav0fing 10 raise sufficient money
by subscription.
tSnOsp1rABLE CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 2O.-Mayor Hop.
| klns again refused 10 see the committee
which has IN charge tho arrangement
Tor greeting General kclly's arrival IN
Chicago, aud Il was intimztUd that tho
army will receive acant c)urtosy at the
hands Of the Chicago police.
An effort IL being made 10 organic,
n distinctive Chicago army, but M
far only 100 recruits have been secured
pRYpis FOLIoVERa
MAWHAt, April 2O.-Goneral Fry,
aud his cOmmonwoalcra arrived tut
afternoon from tho Wust, numbering
about sixty men.