Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-30
WHAT COXEYISH IS.
IA s.anp. 10 Overthrow iho Will Of
die Whole People,
40 SAYS CONGRESSMAN MAGuIRr.


.. JuIrEtrlng halli ptiNte tno 'Au
..,apslo tnx ciuu, Ccxeyitm was
.o..l,u,aily discussed. Tho Congress
III. ad iha, Coxey 10 making an
,r.mI to overthrow the will OF the
sole people and assert the wishes OF
OIL. iru.
%. bni, he said, the deoperi sym.
,..Ev Tor the "armios" but % thclr
.,.us. verp herded iy would result
.-fUr overthrow ~ popular govern
... lt IVES not the junction ui tho
..s,sfnmuut 90 supply mau with work
u... Tue government, however,
10 maine, tho speaker said, A.Ur
..,tui.ua OF such % nature, Tue
..gf. 10 oct ughuy toward tbs Gil.
~. bn. causui the trouble; 10 tholEuy'
rfamrn. took away the natural Uppof'
tu1it,i Of tho U.tE9nn anu gave them
iU uUUupoiisiH 10 wac responsible Toe
dangerous isilacios that would spread.
mo CuKry movement was also
t.g.aI.stIc Que ana tiu trend Of uuaifa
v4staWurI socialism.
wotClIr CONpnIsED uY AarENttis.
ksprS, April 3u.-At meeting of
tlasua b. uWaul1i au army 10 Join
Grow. resolutions were adopted con.
rrafIug Senator Woic0u Tor his
tIsfr.s on the Allen rrf0iuti0n, The
lnauh.u sets forth that Senator VOL.
tu wus elected o. the "AmCficau
H8Hr OF Lords" Hud "Miillunaifoa
cup ~ corrupt methods, aud c9n'
clII0H n1 lUlIJwg
Resolved, That we, oitIzena OF Aspen
iu uuuIu meeting assembled, UNucrAtO
iimnsa yillnrf aud traitor, com-
tsicl with whom Judas lsCafiut was
au uueti anu Benedict Arnold a
saluL"
TIM CHICAGO POLICE READY.
CHICAGO, April aO.-wilh a view Of
tupftuing any pOtuIulu disturbance az
Cue hualuatturH OF the industrial army
iu thia uity, n police reserve OF 500 men
BE- being held NJ the Hiat0nH in the
uUguhufu0oi o. the huaduuagIcfu'
When tho Jay men reported last Night
before goiug % duty they were huld
asa reserve. This will hu continued
uuu General Eandai's contingent
maiunus aud thu army Will PROBABLY
bcEivou a police clcort u tno city
llmits.
AAN NAA ANNNF AAfAAH
HKLENA, Mont, April 3D. Hogan's
army, numbering three hundred and
Thirty men, WIS brought hero on a
sitcial train at nine O'Clock by ,hU
sullivs from Fort k,ogh. The
prrouurs were ,nkon 10 the fair
10 unus, two miles iT0m the city,
ware they anu tue soldiers male q
camp.
uALviNis aIEN WANT MONEY.
COluNuUs, ohio, April 3O.-rho
Guyllltus viii not leave Columbus
today, he Will speak tonight aud take
upu rul.tuuOu, 8 ven men arc Ia luu
hmpial. There Afe no Boa camp. These
want money 60 travel uy rail.
PREPARATIONS ~ llIE CAPITOL.
Lyaogca Of preparation Tor the
C.Ety,ts were seen shout tho halls
auu u.uiiors Of Congress today, a
uUuulu force OF Dllioom was ON duty.
Unluar were stationed IN all frances
nthu Capitol. The Hobbies were "a.
iIlIIJl aud Also tue halla giving ingiess
% C.u. residual galleries. lnu oiiicrfs
were lite 90 uighlsuurH. People came
aud vent with tue same no dom be
u.gg, Two large petitions with
gaiys were erected ON either side Of the
main fltuuda. Srrgeaut.ataTmB Snow
explained thht the gates were the same
90 ua,u at Inauguration aud were used
Whenever unusual crowds were *.
ItcitI 10 prevent u congestion p.
crowds iu the rllundn. When closed
people will 10 moved down hluirr,
ollsllc cach DOR 10 the basement be-
low, Tue doufktopurs Ia tue galleries
gave tra.st0 all olmers, hut allowed no
l0ileuus Ina tho ulbl,H ana doOrways.
30 MILK AND HONEY.
CAM GEuRuH WAsuNuIoN, Bright.
W0la fnsk, Apsu aU.-Alin0ugh thvy
have pitched thtif tents IN the prom.
Jed land 70, ths commemorative
'ursi, they have not found u flowing
with honey. While General CuAvy
huu Mnuhal Browne stepped iu IA
luiel, HE shabby tents provided for
lht accommodation Of tile commune
lrautis aul priyatts HHatmed like rats
ll nuWmistafy waguhsi many sleeping
Without blankets, There was n scfan-
Die iyr shelter In the hone
thulH In which C0Xey's high
priced stAlli0uB were stabbed, La
"HNA NAkNNNNN 70 ANN Alhh-
house half % hundred prlvalcs strug-
gled in llu straw like sirdines In box.
fur others camp George Washington
might better have been entitled Valley
Forge. Tho lille contingent Of irrog.
u.aH under UnsnOwu Smith AIRED
NAlly Ia tho WOOda On thu edge "
tacoma, half u mile distant Smith
himself slept in a hotel. Tho Tacoma
police ordered the men 10 move on Aut
'uty sulluniy skunk away, AZ No.
o'clock neither CuXey nor Browne hat
arrived In camp. The towns people
were pouring Ia and laying down O.
.lluulaTy toll Three policemen mixed
WIN me army On the bUst OF terms.
lhe health officers Inspected the cam.
ANuslok men weru found, William
fitzgerald being Threatened with
Atum0nia, aad John Smlth, Leader OF
tn' band, tullvring from chills. There
was no breakfast for the mtn. The
i"ullefings OF those pTts0ut were
Neafd hrd Carl Browne was threatened
with lynching.
DO not WANT THE LADIES.
DIS MoINEs, April aO.-Rumors Of
general Tie up VI All the tallrsndn
suunlng into Dos Moinus are rifa
lltay. Tho labor leaders said today
,uh " kelly was not furnished win
transportation inside OF four days, the