The sun., 1894-05-13
CAMP TYRANNY DESERTED.
coEET's <RHT MARCHES oUr or
WASHINGTON IyTo MARYLHND.

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I.pders Appeal to the esv .r-er.
wAsHINoroS. May 1.-THE start OF Coxey's
army" from Camp Tyranny for Bladensburg
was made this morning promptly at A. n
There was hot sun shining. but II was tenn
pered with pleasant breeze. and the trsmps
seemed to appreciate the change from their
unhealthy quarters as picuic. particularly a.
the commissary wagons we're well supplied
for several days at least. As dime jraw wing
attraction the army" hal ceased to pay In the
city. and yesterday. In order TO get up any
thing like a crowd one Of the wagons was
driven through the streets displaying big
plac ,rd: Admission Tree to Coxsy camp to-
day."
Carl prowns woke the army up at daybrest
this morning. and as soon ss they could get
br.Akis.t all hands were set to work breaking
camp and packing the tents and cooking outfit
into the wagons, which left Tor BlAdenshure
with an advance guard OF twenty-five men at
O'Clock. For the next two hours the entiss
force was busy cleaning up the old site and
burning the straw bedding When the pro-
cession moved at o'clock only 26S men we're
in line. and fltty OF these we're negroes who
had Just Joined the Comrcnweal attracted By
The Philadelphia contingent had dwindled to
fortv-one men. 1t was not intended to leave
the camp until 10 o'clock. hut browne was op-
posed to the police escort that was expceted At
that hour. and he Was successful In astting
under march before they arrived.
The men carried their banners and their
pence" bsnnerettss. 49, they did on their
march TO the caIital. and were considerably
imp proved In appearance by their rest. They
m Nhadt ~ md tun tria iad tN 49, atnn
with their hand. which. after . long silence.
has again broken out With several .tsempts At
new tunes. Browne accom- panied the mon ~
far as the Capitol Rrounds. which they were
careful to skirt and not to crsss. Browne then
left them to go down to court and look atter
his motion for a rehearinx. Coxsy aud Jones
had already preceded him to court The
daY next and Coxey and his associates lett the
court for the new camp.
Jacob's son, assumed command OF the
army, They marched from the Capitol down
tn. city limits. attracting a small crowd Ok
IDLE onlookers and accom- panied hy nswspe-
pey 'h m tbei ON w b,cyetss r9% the itI e1snd
excellent macadamizei road. dusty, but other
wise ., !. IN -, gGsod ma marching condition: They
had told. Jesse Coxsy 70 halt the msn At this
BE % Of Washinrton, hut jesse syidsneiy forgot Ps
the injunction and the departure from the ma
Exactly ten days ago Coxey's army marched
down Pen nnsyivania avenue 100 strong. In the
ten days seventeen ot the men have been sem
| fenced to terms In the workhouss Tor vaRran-
| cy. one has been drowned. and six were taken
to hospitals suffering from va rious com plaints.
| Nearly 100 new recruits mostly n neKroes nave
been gathered in. AMI. as less than 800
marched out to-day about 800 OF the enlisted
! men are unacoounted for No pra .tical re-
suits have been achieved, ANA now. as far as
tne pi.irct satnoriiies are snncernsd &c, the city
| monwcalers II has been determinsd that