New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
COXEY FULL OF TROUBLE
HE TRIES TO MAKE SPEECH IN
HYATTSVILLE.
THE CITIZENS ORDER HIM TO MOVE ON" WHICH
HE PROMPTLY DOEs-A QUIET DAY
IL CAMP.

IN CAMP.
Washington May I3-It was a dull Sunday in the
Coxey camp over the Maryland line. Bladens-
burg Camp Liberty" as Browne has dubbed 1t, in
contradstinction to Camp Tyranny" in this city.
from which the Coyey forces elected pub
lie nuisances Coxey himself. who retains his own
comfortable paTors In OF the Washington
hotels. and shares none OF the hardships ot his
followers went out with his wife and baby and
paid the men brief visit Browne. trcked out In
a ostrich feather TO replace the one the police
clubbed of his mountebank sombrero, preached a
sermon. little more blasphemous than usual on
Revelation"
The of the day was occupied by the Coxey
ties in bathing in the adjacent eastern branch of
the Potomac. playing cards and listening to the
negro banjo players. their latest acquisition Nis-
tors to the camp were comparatively few in num-
bcr and unremuncrative. The grove Is inclosed
with canvas like circus. and some small adj
mission fee ic attempted to BE- charged Most Of
the men last night slept OF the bare ground with
"A canvas covering them
Warned by their experience OF last night. coxey
and Browne d:d no; atteufpi incursIons into the
nelshboring villages to-day. They tried /; on at
Hyattsvihe las, night. with very Indifferent success
Just as the citizens were assembling in mass-meet-
Ing 10 take steps TO prevent the army from staying
In their camp. COxcy and Browne. with a few
followers and the panorama wagon. came into town
".ih the Intention o: making speeches. Inc news
struck IKE bolt of gn;nins IN me iner,.ns ".u anu
me excitement rOS" hign. y committee was ~
pointed 10 wait upon CoX'y and Browne, VINO were
In front % the hail. inform them that they cou.d
speak IN the town. Wnen CoXey was told that
he c)u.d not speak IN the streets he appeared much
surprised. and AZ frs, said that he would speak AZ
any peril. Al this point the excitement was al fever
heat ani II looked for time ~ though there would
be general night. Browne threatened with ar
ny Deputy Sheriff Darnal. Of Prince George 5
County and he drhed the officer. asking II the Com
missoners Of Iiyattsvie opposed to the speech
making. and the Response came from three OF them
VINO present that they were.
THAI seiilcs it," said Browne. I'VE are .aw-
abiding citizens. and Will not ID anything In Viola
don of Your orders"
CoXey meanwhile was seated IN hs two.horse ve
hlcr. suddenly cries OF Move on Move on
came from the large assemb.nge.
Mr. Coxey" said one of the Commissioners. ~
you do move IN five minutes we "ll order
your arrest
Coxey moved. and the citizens appointed vyi.ance
committee guarl the town at nIghi. ana also
lcS mated posse 20 assist tho Sheriff In case ~
nceI C1xey has put most ~ his valuable horses at
livery IN the city. 10 guard aga INST theF seizure nv
the Maryland authorities. II ANYTHING Ike 4
nuisance develops from the presence II Tie camp on
Maryland soil Governor Brown intmates that he
url SUSTAIN thc Sheriff in enforcing the NaSrant
Jaws wl;h The utmost v.gor.