Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-23
CLEVELAND ALARMED,
10 Co1lors With tho Chief Of Police
on Tho COI5y Invasion,
T..1 latest Sews from tho Marching
Divisions Of Unemployed
Lnborrrs,

wAsnISoToS, April 23.-PfUidout
Cleveland ia said 10 bo greatly dia.
tutDot over the proposed Invasion Of
Washington OF COKuy's army aul hu
ha- not only fought advice on tho cub.
Jet from nis cabinet and others in au.
thouly, but he hau had a long confer.
ouco with the chief of police, Major
Moore. Acting upon tue advice o.
these whom he has u0uaulluI, hu Do
tuid ~ have decided 10 iaauu "a uumi.
official proclamation nlm0uiuhing all
persons VINO contemplate viHluug the
national Capitol that they muft tra-
poet tho laws ana conduct themselves
Ia ucaUr al and respectable ntnuvr,
or suilor the consequences.
1im wAsmN0roS CoSrEUEsr.
SEATTLE, Wash. Aphl 2g --rhu
inuuutfinl army now has va recruits
enrolled IN ten companies nld expect
to make n start Tor Washington un
Wednesday. Several citizens are ngi.
lnting the question Of raising money
enough 90 charter through train for
tie army anu 10 send them on without
"a single stOp. Ia consequence 0f
report that mumuors OF the army have
teen asked 10 go b work on the Great
Northern road, resolutions were
adopted by the army TO-DAY that iu ease
OF strike on any hallway, tho army
will uphold the A american Railway
Union aud that any man who accepts
work on fuuh railroads will be- uIl.
uOn0Tably discharged. General Shop.
ard viii dlyulgr his plans Tor moving
ON to Washington ai a public meeting
tonight.
A bRIl held Saturday night for tho
benefit Ot the army Melted s-il.
TIE OEAYsOS AHslY.
GRErLEy, Colo, April 23,-The
GrayuOu army passed quiet night at
Evan, all seeming b be Ia good
spirits anu confident Of their success n
the end. The people In this vicinity
seem 10 BympnthiEe with the army and
arc loud In their remarks that the
county commissioner ought 20 pay
their way out Of the county Instead OF
hiring deputies 20 watch them, aud
tarm To think that the Union Pacific,
Denver aud Gull roads ought 10 DO
something IN the way Of Transports
ton. General GraysOn visited Greeley
tonight 10 seo what ho could DO, anu
II Il expected that the army viii be
here some time tomorrow.
OF FOR tine CAPITAL.
OAISLAND, Cal, April 23.-Tho
combined induallial regiments Ut Oak.
land hud San Francisco, numbering
$50 men and four women, broke camp
here this morning ana began their
movement toward Washington. Al
had blankets anu were warmly
clothed. Two wagons with food ami
camp tuppingH brought up the rear.
The lealers OF the army believe that
the Southern Pacific will soon give
them train.
WENT 10 CHURCH.
WIINuNGIUS, Ohio, April 23.-
"Gru." CALVIN with 30 iudustrinls
attended the M, Il. church last night.
To-day the people maze efforts 10 ger
thom on on height train via Colum.
bus, bur the Baltimore and ONO IN
cials have Issued orders " the trains q
run through wilmington without bIyp.
ping until the CoEUy men leave.
HEw ENGLAND PILGRIMS.
DEDHAM, Mass, April g8.-New
Eugiaud'F contingent. Of the industrial
army, OuUi hundred strong, spent the
urut Ia Memorial building here and
tally today took up the march for Nor.
wool.
MuTINN AND TRANS.
nicola, Iowa, April 28.-kolly's In.
dustrial army awoEe touAy to find d
state OF mutiny. Last night Kelly gave
! orders that no men we're allowed 10
leave camp. Colonel Baker told his
men they could leave n thoy wished.
Al soon ~ the bugle aroused the army
To-Day court martial was called. The
officers declared unanimously against
baker, anu he was promptly
expelled, much 10 the satisfaction oil
tho men. Daring breakfast man iu
company 60" OF Sacramento, quar-.
elled with "a oomtado anu drew 4 knife.
| His opponent promptly seized n
club ana with lriunu began 10 be-
labor the belligetent. Kelly had three
men transferred to another camp
J Company 80" objected anu when the
general ordered them into the fauks
they refused 10 10. "Ccmpany SOP h.
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