The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-19

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xrxfn dyccpsd the cara Joha Brown, Of
Pscksrd ranch. Windsor, Coz, Vas burt,
aud tbs Common weaisfs claim be vas ~
esnised, has the tssinmsa say that Bfosn
fell from the tssin.
The Local Coxsyiss were outwitted agsfn
tonEght- They went sen miles up sAs sus-
lineton track today 20 EsrT station, In
ssndsng TO hold up tsasa, bat the rail-
roads hsd called on The eonnty for assist
aaee, and twenty 6sprsy sbsrif,s we're sent
70 Barr. Thsy returned soniEhs sftss sas
last train hsd gone. leaving toe army "a
despair and SNOW. Dspfsdsfions ara feared.
eAn YxAxcfsco. April is.-The Chicago
officials Of the Santa Fe road dec1ne 20
yasify the arrangements made IN this city
for the transportation Of SO men from No
tays 70 Chicago. aud the secoa3 regimen:
of the California Industrial Army 10 iefs 70
iss own dsyIcss- The local agent OF the
es..s Fe today resolved sdvices from CHI
easo that the situation wozId not warrant
che importation Of unemployed In iarss
numbsrs. and The rsiiroad authorities did
not feel Justified In axgTaysssng the pres
ert condition. Chiaf Of Police Crowley
announces that he viii attempt 20 do
nothing further for the fnsn, and they
70 they mist walk or do - the Others
hare done. The men are much dissatis-
fed and srs advertising . meeting TO air
their grievances. They expect 20 start On
fAs.r journey tomorrow AZ IL regardless OF
the tsay's discograging Developments.
The cissxens' executive cornmittes Tor
ths relief of the unemployed wound up It's
sississ today. During the past winter the
committee paid 10 iaborsfs So. GO raised
by Subscriptions The ,a5orsrs we're en-
ployed ia rcsd construction ~ Golden
Gate park.
Cofros. Cal. April is.-Ths jury In the
case OF Commander y4netts, Of the uneH-
ployed army. charged with IA attempt TO
desraud the Southern Pacific out Of fares,
which was secured this morning. brought
IN q verdict Of guilty ~ charged at .
O'Clock today. The defease suopenssd
about half the army. buf only half aSozen
we're examined. yisetts viii appear in
court as 10 o'clock tomorrow To receive
sentences and also 10 b examined On
charge Of melting riot. The citizens are
iahsIant over the verdict. and the army IL
very suiien and will say nothing ~ to iss
future movements.
kosrLAsp. April is.--Company A. Sec
cnd regiment, California Industrial Army.
100 strong. 10 making its way north by
easy stages. Last night they csmped q
few miles south OF Salem. and this morn
ing resumed their journey on foot. They
expect. however. 10 capture Southern
Pacific freight train tomorrow. The army
has Jared veil 20 far in the WAY Of being
fed.
SALT LAKE, April fs-Unemployed
woTkingmsn held meeting this afternoon
and completed the organization Of . 90
called Industrial Army. r. Z Carter was
elected general. About thirty-hys
members are now on the roll and . large
increase 10 expected by Saturday. Sub
scriptions are being taken for provisions,
blankets and other nccessasiss. The COM
mittse on transportation has not yet Seen
appointed.
SEYMOUR. ILL.,, April is-Capt. Gaiiasin,
with rs members OF Fry's Industrial
Army, arrived here today. Citizens greeted
them with q slaughtered bullock, 300
pounds Of bacon. 800 loavcs Of bread. . bag
Of coffee, potatoes and cabbage.
WAsHissros CIR. April Is. The Coxey
movement received it, first recognition ut
the hands Of the senate today. Tho cues
ton was brought mp In executive session
ind was under consideration for On hour
and half. the senate remaining in session
until $50. No formal action Was taken
and the matter Was considered very irreg.
uiarly upon = suggestion that a. there
were several organizations of men ap-
preaching Washington City for the avowed
purpose Of demanding recognition In tho
way Of legislation. IL behooved congress to
decide what IL would do In case of the ar
rtvai OF large numbers OF men with the
purpose Of Coxcy's followers In view.
Harris, speaking fths Commonwesisrs,
replied 70 the suggestion by saying that
the committee on the District of Columbia
had had the question under consideration
and. after an examination of the statutes
bearing on the question OF invasion OF the
capitol grounds by organised bodies OF
men, had reached the conclusion that the
Laws nov on the statute books make ample
provisioa for the protection OF the build
ings. The impression seemed general that
the regularly organized police would 10
capable OF the execution of the laws dur
Ing the presence Of the army. and that il
would net be necessary TO make any
special show Of armed force.
-Four local sympathizers with the Coxey
movement called upon the president this
afternoon to request that the Washington
City barracks be thrown open for the ac-
commodsticn of the Commo veal army
during It's stay in the city. There are ac-
commodatlons for several thousand men
in the barracks