New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
LESS ANXIETY FELT N WASHINGTON.
ADDITIONAL GUARDS AT THE WHITE House
"crTIzE%' TRAIN plsGvsTEp WITH
TIE CAPITAL.

'1IllLtF lisNis' i''f.'' .''
THE CAPITAL
Washington Ap-i q CspecaD The feeling here
over the approach of CoXey's main army oi no.
bocs' IS more tranquil and confident than II mas
hoo, a, any time since last Monday. The fact
that no bodies Of any size have Joined CoXey
since his arrival in Maryland. and the likelihood
that the main column" when It reaches the
District border will not make over 400 men, have
had a ouiciing effect on sentiment mere and
thcrc ~ row ht,lc positive apprehcnson Of serious
disorder. The police are confident that they can
keep 400 invaders easily in check. and unless
recruits arrive quickly. the main army VIII
disappear from mere inanltion.
Preparations for emergencies continue to be
made however Nine policemen were to-day
added 10 tho regular force - twelve on duty In
fh. Executive Mansion grounds. They are di-
yiicd into three watches. So thai there are now
seven men on duty at all hours II IN" day ana
night Three men remain inside the building
and the other four patrol the grounds on each
side These policemen are In addition % the
regular force Il ushcrs. doorkc"pers. messengers
and clerks Tho grounds south Of the White
H,use are closed. and the carriage entrances of
the north front arc shut At midnight. These are
deemed - Dee necessary precautions In antcipa-
ton ~ the arrival of large number Of idle leo-
pie from all parts OF the country. The Prcsi-
dents plan II moving out to his summer nome AT
Woodlcy has been postponed Indefinitely
INVESTED WITH POLICE POWER
The watchmcn In the Treasury Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing and other departments,
have been invested with police power. Two hun
dred separate policemen will be sworn In Mon
day morning 70 assist the regular force. These
men will 20 on duty Monday evening and It Is
the intention ~ Major Moore largely 10 increase
the number OF men on duty IN the country and
suburban places. where the hangers on OF CoXey
are likely to annoy the residents In the way 81
appearing at their houses and begging for food.
A correspondent IN The Evening star tele-
graphs from Rockville to-day that "GeneraF
Coxcy expresses himself as entirely satisfied win
the condition Of the Commonwcal at present, and
expects to carry through his plans without al
tcration.
"Ccrtainly." the General" Is quoted as saying.
I'VE intend to march up 10 and hold a meeunB on
the steps Of the Capitol. If we can't meet ana
petiton for redress OF grievances 1t is almost time
FOR another revolution We will keep of the grass
around the Capitol. or course | appreciate rs
well as any one else the fact that the preserva-
tion of the grass around the Capitol Is OF more
importance than the saving OF thousands rom
starvation. Any laws tending 10 prevent our
have got plenty OF time to test the matter
feel assured that every man Of the THOUSANDS OF
unemployed who will be In Washington VIII IAN
IN line I'm advocacy Of my bill. They are all de-
manding the same thing. that Is, employheii''
but differ as to the specific employment. NY
bond bill however, Is general and they can al
come In under H.
THE "crT1ZFN' GOES AWAY IN DISGUST
George Francis Train. who came here from
New-York to aid the Coxey movement, mas gone
homo I'm disgust He was arrested for lecturihg
without a license. and after some diiilculty WAS
discharged in the police court TINS morning
ON being arrested, Mr. Train assumed al re-
snonsIbility in the matter Of the ENTERTAINMENT
but at the court he changed his mind ana Saiu
that a man named j. w. Searc had charge Oh
the affair Judge Kimball asked Mr.. IRAN 10
stand up for arraignment, but TINS ne Woul" "''
!. o,.iden,lv desiring to be sent down for con-
tempt OF court But Judge kimbah Ha'u '""t
he recognized the defendants peculiarities. and
would not require him to stand up Al thls
courtesv OF the Court the Citizen" stood up. ana
nleaded not guilty to the charge OF conducting
The entertainment and he was reieaseu. .,o
BEFORE leaving the city Mr. Train inaae lie
statement that he would probably never lecture
again. ~ ., s,a,, bera any long
cr." he said. ''I've scared the wis Que ~ ~ e
Government which has made an ass OF i'SeIl'
o II olwavs does They're afraid for me 10 go
10 10 New.York. but I'm going all the same 49,.
"IIow did | know what tne laws VI '','S
,,co vune District were came here anyhow 10 De
p,rasted I'm never happy unless I'm In jail But
they wouldn't put me in Jail. Catch on?
when | was called downstairs mere TO 20, hee.
rho policeman I said to myself: Now I'll put
ont nv psychic-force and make him arrest me.
and IN be banked II he didn't at that very
moment have a warrant for me IN ms pocket
"Trn tired Of Washington. That's why SAT
down in the police court. and do you know that