Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07
TELEGRAPHtG.
COMING TO UTAH.
The California Contingent Of The 10.
dusIFIal Army.
ABOUT ONE THOUSAND STRONG.
Tho southern Pacific viii Haul Thew
10 Osdrn II the Z. Z. win iur.
nl,h Transportation There.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 6.-rhe
California regiment Of the Industrial
army, to the number Of 500, arrived DO
sacramento at noon today. The in'
du,triala were huddled together IN
ritht freight cars, like baud Of sheep
some Of them found resting place on
The tors Of cars. As the train entered
the city they raised theif nags and
chesfed.
A company OF 200 men have bocn
organized IN Sacramento, the mcmbois
of which will cast their fortunes with
the newcomers. Arrangements hnu
uacn previously made Tor caring Tor tue
army In Agricultural Patk. The city
auhofitlo, hal prepared for them
.uUatantial dinner. consisting o. soup
utui, bread and coffee.
Colonel Baker, QUE Of the field OIL
rafs, speaking fot the army, expressed
rfrat inclination Mt the treatment
which the mon had received at the
hands Of the Oakland authorities. lie
r4lu that his men hat acted In a very
PEACEFUL manner while they were In
ihnl city, yet the officials hal threat.
,uui 10 shoot them, aud had met aud
eluspifed together Ia the night time
90 call out the troops, with rifles aud
gaulug guns 10 drive thUm away.
Alter befating the Oakland officials
lilly, he said. ave are upon u
peaceful mi.aion, ami It IL brutal that
hungry men should be- treated like
lUists."
The Sacramento authorities VIII
provide for tho army while u remains
iefu, aud arrangements have been
completed tor transportation iOr the
ludustflnls over tho mountains. A
lrmiye has been made that the
Southern Pacific will carry tho men
90 Ogden at greatly reduced rate
IfOvidud tho Union Pacific Will carry
Them out OF Ogden.
Mayor Stoiumau las made arrange.
Weuu 10 ship the army on is way
last There arc 1000 VI them, aud
g.ud ORDER ~ maintained. several
iauoref6 on street work lon their IOUs
this afternoon aud joined the army.
or FOR OGDEN.
At D O'Clock the army boarded a
SPECIAL train OF twenty freight cars,
hud the Journey was soon resumed.
The army had come Ia on rovun ears,
many VI the soldiers being compelled
o. rue ON top. As the weather IL rtill
very cold Ia tue mountain, aud an no
Une eau ride on top VI cars through
the snOwshcds, better accommodations
lad to be provided. All OF the care
were we'll filled with straw, procured
from the stables 1t Agricultural Park.
Moi e H0ubert Of tho army had
several interviews with Governor
Markham, asking him TO iutrrccdc
with tho railroad authorities anu "
possible procure free transportation,
Governor Markham told the major he
could not do IL, ~ the Ofthe
ttate explicitly provides that the chief
,xtcutiyc cannot have any dealings
with railroad corporations. Before
leaving Sacramento the soldiers were
given large quantities OF food TO carry
On tue train.
~ rEHrECT ORDER
RivEHsipE, Cal, April o. Tho sec.
Oud regiment OF the Industrial army
Camped In this city tOnight. They
were escorted 10 tue athletic park by
tho sheriff and the city marshal, where
arrangements had been made TO shelter
NNNAAH AAN WY hAhAA'NN HAANNAA ANf
camp aud learned what tho army
wanted IN the food line, which was
supplied them.
lne PROCESSION marched through the
city In an orderly manner, carrying
tue American dag II the head Of tho
column, T.. NIue,tv, who IL Ia cOm-
mand, maiutains the stTiulest order,
nud seems To have complete ooutrol Of
the MEMBER.
BREAD FOR TuE uuNuRY.
MCkEEspoRI, Pa, April 0.-The
army u tho cOnimDuwesl this evening
T. at camp ut Reynoll0u, and tonight
Tue men ar sleeping In the coliseum.
The entry into tho city was watched
by hundrels, tut there was no demon.
HlfAllou, There were four new recruits
Today. Four hundred loaves OF bread
H.