The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22

nrmy. and that roads which refused should be
Judge baldwin Of Council bluffs Is eIosstsd
s,SSrs soSior Kelly and kss.tsnt csrro
The Press has PIT me n sn unjust posi-.
not heard } u ZEE HUBBARD make The incen diary
remarks accredited him. and have certainly
fence toward these men. I am simply the
attorney for these railroads and they have
been in .,constrnt communication with Gov
Judge Baldwin added that he was in sym:
Ss army ne di.Ssndsd he bsleved the Jest and
Quickest way wa. to send The men through the
ef Msyo ofo Bsnis Of Oman. want. to see the
am heartily il favor Of the proposition or to
have Can. helly's army cross In wagons. In
hat hsa vet BEEN MADE Let the eorporsops
alone, The people all along the line Will do
6clsnt number, Of teams to take the
Without sne EFFORT m'' will Be better Il Tor tie
men and better for the people: Thousands OF
will be permitted to do so In this
~. wsy and dhs ecn1 w ' WITH s. ffsRss
Altering os ns, and es sSv from 9mn
viii staSd investSation from ' any one The
citizens generally. while enthusiasm has run
20 ti ste of sSd hope viii
TO DO SO: Gen. Kelly has refused to accept any
sm % the opGSn h.a 'Ry
lions With the companies are useless. A sum
S the Ss uf y @ get df S9
idea would be to work exclusively on that line
Following 10 Mayor Bemis's proclaim alton.
which was Issued this mornings
NOtcs ~: been served on me a, Chief Executive q
hallway and @. b ana y R.!lro.d !nst tn.r com:
s:: sIsP.ry y %sS. sSd JAM, lSSl::. s'si,:s': S;s
s n;T' on Hereby sanon AHzaf PERSONS ct On:
gihn the s11nd.5 ,,s IN, Of g: city Ss
% other property of said eorporson. and in Al re-
urge sIHo parties in
%Pss T su s' as ss .na %
s% ,nsff sRS eS " 80 nsS
OF and ss coSpCrs Sss ~
GEoRGx p. Bsuis. Mayor.
car leads Of Dro,yisi;9Ps we're sent to
ks tne ss. St % fSS All
from Weston ,o e the next Thich
II 81 Ss few st the s dssy sSsS
Amen Der Of the army who enlisted at Coun-
Ell Bs Snds. tac pane IN OF a Madison ha
morning By q court composed OF fourteen |
Captains on n charge Of violating the rules
and regulations OF the Industrial Army in hav-
ing flask OF liquor In his possession.
The evidence showed that Madison was q
spy OF the railways ss we'll as guilty OF having
out OF camp By an escort directed by Col.
Gen. Kelley said he did not care how many
spies the roads sent along. so that they brought
their own blanket and provided their own food
spies would not md the army engaging in any
unlawful act. but LIQUOR he would not have In
The army has been out nineteen days. Thus ,
far there have been three deaths and but few |
assertions. The dead are buried by the camp !
with military honors. and their funeral forms
m impressive ceremony.
KINGSTON. Ia. April n ;.,Arrangements have |
eastern journey in the morning. and after carly |
breakfast the men willmarch to Underwood. = |
distance OF four miles. Their provisions |
who will furnish teams free. At Underwood
the men will he met by n large number OF |
formers. who will haul the men and their sup. |
will be taken. Then the farmers will haul |
them out of the county. probably to Atlantic.
where arrangements will be made to m owe the
army to Stuart and then to Dss Moinea
CHICAGO April 21.-President Cable Of the |
Rock Island said to-day there was nothing
We are common carriers said he. and
are ready to caTry . any one who has ticket.
General Manager Earring Of the st. Paul road
snid his road did not fear any violence from
not be allowed to travel unless they paid their
fare.