Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-03
THE CARTER ARMY.
T,s Rio Grlnio Western Will BOt
Haul Il lOr Love or Money.
10 START FROM MURRAY TO-DAY


About 200 men, probably halt oflhem
,gndustrinlltts, gathered Oh the vacant
corner opposite tho Metropolitan hotel
nm rb.fd South street at ~ O'Clock to-
gsv in anticipation Of the fual report
ma was TO 10 made Of the commiiteo's
,15rs 90 rot tue Rio Gundr Western
.bsll tho Carter wing u the unem-
rlsvsd army ,ast. There was consid'
l,,gl, deuunolat,ou OF the railway
r8mrany Tor going back ON iis bargain
,iake the army to Denver for 81 900,
bu, generally 'the alaembingc was
peaceful
Atl.i8l the committee expected
f.. Johnson and J. r. Meakiu-had
not arrived, but John stubbs hove into
aIrbt aud the men crowded around
him. lie announced that up
90 the present the commits
ts, had teen unsuccessful Ia
i,s negotiation with tho u. q, w.
tbs oiuclalB Of which had alii they
would not have tic army Tor love or
money. They would be- liaulr t1A fine OF
f.UOtgr each man landed iuDBuvuf nui
vUuId uut takr the risk. 5tubbs iuf-
tHsr said th1t tine Citi1enE committee
and the adius' general rpliet commit
lee would wait ON the railwny nguu,
and ID was nutici atud that tomorrow "a
train would come along NO that the
army nt Murray could stual 10, mad
l.u1 Get 90 the East. He hlsU stated
tust tho committee would report at ]
b. M. or ~ su1n thereafter na pussiblc.
AT 1875 "GeuoFain Carer arrived
from Murray and S,ubbs, who hau
been drumming Tor recruits for the
ufes8fve iudus,Tlal amy" came ny
aud received the report. lie mingled
among the men, talking 10 them ab %,
their Ulutlrgt, hut NEu them was uu'
certain u the ulc1mr. Hu reported
thruruy az murray us in good spirlit
aud auxi1us b. ttaft the journey south
lughL
no men nj Murray complain that
they arc very FuUl " ahOes,
fIy hAli.pust one tnls afternoon nD1ul
BII uuJllu uud assembled. The regis
t.Iilu OF the "ftsrtvt" hHd boon gUlna
90, nearly huuufcd uamta uutn
SECURED. Atl:31 tine committee which
haI teen wufh4ug with the railway
reported that there was mo- hupr ul
ts.I-,unce ifom that quarter. The
railway uilcefH had ufAgtlCuly tnit
tIa Ito men Gould ftuTvr where tupy
were buf1rr it wuuli nil fd tuom trans
pluatl1u. This uuuH called iorih
considerable Outbuut Di iudiguauJt
from part OF the lHsrmblaEo.
Ati3il pm. General Garter MOUNTED
an impuvIrcl platform nud began q
address the crowd, which orcnriluallj
rnurFcd nm. lie explained that h'
mai teen working sD hard that he Wn
hu0ut worn out, aud therefore had ",
pared his speech which he would read
ibis Rldrrp, whicn was evidently
prepared tor last evening, was iul
uished the reporters; nut the "Gtr
crap failed ~ forward the card fate
for that kiui Of advertising, 90 IA
NEWS cannot accommodate him wiz
giving II ia full. Ho essayed Patio
In some plncra aud courage ia Others
became ubutiyo nt times, aul tried {
hp prophetic Rt other times, nor wa
his address confined 10 the type.wtittg
couy. He took Uccafi n 20 call "a
Huad int nuI OF course r0hs,u
the plutlurats. He thanked the puOpl
OF Salt Lake who had been RrnrTuu
ANU gave the railroads, the Mayor an
the Governor nlH. Ia conclusion d
gave the interesting be- Ormaiion, a7
the negotiations win the railfunI, thi
the 70. q. W. had offered 20 carry th
army 90 Grand Junction for slll,
Denver fuf SlO'O. 90 Kansas Guy {.
sl,duU; the sl,OUl ofsr had been "a
crpIou, auu tue Governor Mayor au
leading Democrats had gone 10 a
railway officials, who went back O
their agreement, unt were thus guilt
ui "lhB most cuwnrily deed ever pc
pUlIatcd on the people"
lie was followed by "A local nu
tionter, but the epceon u tue lntt
contained nothing that was now ON q
'uUlect.
WILL MOVE TODAY
At the close ot his speech, Ca
ter announced that the army wUu
move south as soon no ho rcachl
Murray. They would have started
O'Clock but Tor bis being delayed
town. lie said many OF them We
ulmOst barefoot.
The campug.plsco tonight viii
Nc Bingham Junction, four miles d
You'd Murray.
UN THE MOVE.
MURRAY, May a.--The Garter arm
began breaking camp at o O'Clock, nj
ara fntv an fHn way Ia hlIIFlam v m