Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
WHAT TO Do WITH IT
Nh, InlricaCy Of tho COIey Army
Problem Evident.
,ur CAPITAL ALMOST ALARMED
,..or,s Of Detachmcn,s from Many
Paris Of the Counlry.-lhe
Marching llordcs.

Warrington nutnOtluoti WV ""N 'N'''
lev. are beginning to take au active
,-,sr,.t ia the arrival Of Coxey'e army
A. the commouweal approaches and
,ss slorles Of detachmsuts from various
,l,lss begin to be authenticated, the
-ri,isIs admit a difficult problem is to
"a .,,ved by the authorities. The ues'
,,, ia. what will DO done with the
Coreyites after they disbanu7 The IN
5,,Idual members Of the army will be
,,nbout means to get out Of the city, |
.rI t{euefnl Coxey has disclaimed all |
..,.,tipu OF leading away the men he |
l,',,,,. i'm. II begins to LOOK rs though |
.'. mon might camp In tne district |
..I Practically say TO the authorities; |
..ifsi. we are, and what do you pro- |
fafr 10 do with us2"
ms district com mlssi0neTs had pre-
r.fed today list Of the statutes under
,,bioh Coxey and his men could be
,flrsted and dealt with. There Ia no
i.,k of la9. Laws against vagfancy,
stainst bringing paupefs into the
Instruct, against Resomblages on the
fi9itol gtounts Of persons without a
frlmll arc In force.
Commissioner Ross, the president Of
the hoard, said today he considers the
INVASION dangerous, because OF the
trtcslcat n would establish. II DIE
s.untleI factions would form the habit
o. marching on the capital TO enforce
thtlf demands, he thought IL would be
ds.utbing TO legislation and decidedly
uncomfortable Tor the residents Of the
city. -..
c0NFY SHIPS ms FOLLOWERS.
CUMBERLAND, Md, April 16.-Coxey
taking advantage Of tile iniJw Of casn
Contributions received during the stay
lu gumutflind, has hired canal boats
o. Ike the party eighty.ivo miles
down he canal tpWilliamspOrt. COxey
vlli work his tl3nters In blocks Of two,
uuo barge Tor the men aud tue other
the horses aud ca q traps.
joins Growers Gen sRoUs oFFER.
CiNCtNNATI, o., April l0.--Mr.John
q. Grover, the populist candidate i0f
mayor Of Cincinnati, tonight au-
uuunced that ne will take 5000 OF Gin
uuuat's unemployed aud put them IN
Warrington, $50 the authors Of their
misfortune, where, without iirearma
VI threats Of nny sort, they will ask the
national government TO give them work
ur give them rations."
lie proposes to pay $4,000 for t!aus.
porting the men, anu have each man
take thee days rations and two
blankets"
THEY BURN CARS.
DENvER, Aprll lG.-A detachment
Of Gruysuu's Colorado regiment OF
Coxeyis army seized line nj box cats
last night In the Burlington q Missouri
yards, Just north Of here, amer driving
"a the Watchmvn, intending to force
tho railroad TO haul them east. This
not uelng done, several empty cars
were cot on IRE early In the morning,
tut tho iire was put out. AZ noon to-
Jay the cars were again discovered
burning, aud the plan now IL Tor the
regiment 90 march out few miles
along the Rock leland track, where a
train OF empties VIII be found ready 10
hoseiEed anu forced 10 20 east.
KELiY's PILGRIMS.
OMAuA, Nrb., April lB.-Smoolh
thAycu ami sunburnt, but with bright
eyes anu hfm Hiels, General kelly's
troops marched out Of Council Bluffs
atS O'Clock. Along the street the regi-
ment was given an ovauOn,und several
tlmes was stopped by citizens who
demanded speech and tho privilege
OF shaRing General Kvily's hand.
Behind him rode 5heni Hazen, who
went more as pilot than as u peace
officer.
Early this morning sberll Hanzen
called ON General Kelly anu told him
nj
aud that he should move on by |
O'clock. Kelly promised 10 start by
that time, Or soon after. At 1 O'Clock
the Amy reiinquished tho train OF
Union Pacific box cars II had occupied
since leaving OSGvn, ana prepared for
the march.
Parksalia, the frst station east on
the Rock Island, Ave miles out, wa
chosen as tue camping place for the
night. General Kelly hoped that n
train Of empty BOX cars would pass the
station during the day. IL would then
be captured.
At s'8l tho bugle sounded "iall In, -
RAd Ia nalf au hour thD army was
under way. The men were Ia excel.
lunt spirits. Not sick man was with
them. The sick had been transferred
10 tue hUspllalH. About 100 Joined the
army sunday anu today.
Daring the stay Of the army In this
Vicinity there was no drinking Ia CAM
aud absolutely no disorder. Many
people went TO the camp during the
uay anu Contributed cash anu clotniny
le mo commissafy department, Kelly
iri1 WITH provisions enough ~ lRst two
lp ihrre days, ami In possession u
rNout s4OJ Ia money.
hnutuy Ator O'Clock this morning
hr'll'u army stopped q freight tran
'u We Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
t'lu, aud the Indications arc that thu
W.iniueu win carry them east. They
'sleet TO start within AN hour.
10 wAsiuNuTON CHEAP.
1uTnME, o. r., April 10. - Coxey,.
Amy mere now numbers 300. Aunuge.
henIH have now been comp e,ed fol
.uA cars on the Santa to to Wasting.
'oH' al 50 per hoad, providing 300 20.
JOINS MAKES a START.
NEWPORT, Apul l0.-Aner a good
nleagipsl, contributed by tho towns
lsople Of Newport, Chrlstophei
Columbus Jones anu his army starled
Tor Newport, .orly-uine miles below.
SAN FRANcIsco CONTRIBUTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l0.-The CIT,
suprfyla1Ta today authorized the mayo