The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-01
ARMIES OF THE FAR WEST.
Dos Moises's Mayor says Kelly Mast Clear
Out-Fscine Coast Patriots.

Dos Moises'. Mayor says Kelly Mast Clear
out-Fscine Coast Patriots.
Dies MONIES. April 3o.-A general tis-up Of
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific may DOS
sibly be the result OF the refusal Of that road
to TRANSPORT Kelly's army free or TO make sps-
cial rates Leading members Of the local union
OF the American Railway Union met last night
The local union has 457 members. who are in
complete sympathy with their leaders. A tel
egram was sent to President Debs OF the Rail-
way Union. urging . general tie-up OF the
Rock Island.
General Superintendent Dunlap says the
American Railway Union Is not strong enough
to tie up the Rock Island. Officers Of the local
union have received q telegram saying that
President Debs will arrive to- morrow.
The privilege Of sleeping in . building last
night AMI an ample meal this morning has
strengthened the determination OF Kelly's men
to remain In Des Moires until they can travel
on trains. and the increasing sym patty OF the
lstoring men Of the town aids them In this do
termination.
The m other OF Miss Ann Houtsn Of Council
Bluffs. who with Mrs Edna Harper OF Omaha
10 accompanying the army. reached Des
Moines yesterday In search Of her daughter.
This m orning q newspaper reporter found the
young woman. and brought about meeting.
Mrs. Houten. who IL o feeble old wo-
man. pleaded with her daughter. but
the girl was obdurste. declared she
would not 20 home. and told her
threatens TO commit SUICIDE Il her dauShtsr
ReIIsi,sts ~ accompany ing the army Gen
women to make Des Moines the end Of their
journey. as their presence in the army tends
to dim ini ni,i the eontributions. ,nv
he would be expectsa to- move out OF Des
Mo- MSines tD-TorIow. The Mayer ssys he ha,
a way win bc found e gst rid Of The army. :.
Portland contingent Of Coxey's army which
seized Union Pacific train at Troutdale ON
troops at Arlington and brought back to this
State, States. c9uI. tS.Ssy for cpnts@pt They IN:
eral" BreckinIidGe. and about nifty others who
spent the night in Jail; The rest mum beriag
OF the United states and express no desire to
escape.
The troops from ,w.lla wslla. with the ex-
turned home last night. Union Pacihc |
steamer here e n readiness to convey troops
With the Tsssma and al ssstts conslnss a%san'p
made ys.tsrd"y to p The eombissd Sp sestss
and Tacoma Commonweal armies. number
ing the patriots Of "the people" they were
nIssssd 10 taking possession q Northern IA:
Of tho United States. which is the people"
In case Of trouble only 20 per cent. Of the 200
nent or OF the general desire to rid
aSane@ Of en- royess and eI,e1pioyess s Of ft tho
Northern Pacific road the army expects to
.hs srs end 81 sner on tss a.
entrance to the stamrede. tunnel In the Cas-
,aLe Mountains will be blocked, A special
roops here from tho Vancouver barracks In
'ase OF trouble. The cabs OF all outgoing loco
red untsa r Ht"ies .ra Tsy men Mn
ne army quit work n order to Ioin IT,
AsrsS GG fsf to JOIN ' eoE.y q S S
asst night. resolutions were adopted condemn
az senator wolcott: for his address on the
SALT LIZ April :o,-Three hundred unsm-
loved men here desire to 20 to Washington.
'eek. They propose to start on foot.
"a SAN BERs iIh t Al April 90 party Of
rain on the Atlantic and Taeiic Railroad at
At midnight last night, and Deputy
eeassd ths Tsn The m ss w wsT. dsensrsed
iarstow, In ease Of further trouble the United
set the road as II is In the hands OF reeeiysrA
and GsI AE 3SThG San FFsH
rom Riehmondi They took up their quarters
the 1.1y G:S
ut blankets They are fairly well supplied
nth food however one man on the road haV-
lE given them three steers.
Mrs. Anna Smith. who heads the Oakland
ontingent, came to thA city yesterday to look
p a camping place. She frst went TO tho
utter fort. but had a cold reception, the men
rfuSing to have anything to do with the San
raneiaeo and Oakland men. as Col. Baxter
ad played them false In ordering them here
lille he was making arrangem ents to go East |
way Of MoIAVe. What the newcomers are |
ding to do nobody knows. The citizens will
OF feed them more than dAy or two at most. !
lAturnAncs.
Col. InmAn Of Stockton 10 now under arrest
the city iAll charged with VaRrAncy. Capt |
reen went out to Suffer fort and required |
OIL InmAn TO come 10 and see the ehisl He
as made 10 take on his coat and vest. and
u arm bore marks previously described by
farden AulL When he asked what IL all !
IeAnt. he Was told he must be locked up for
Agransy. He had on his person a revolver
nd $40 in money. Being ask ed II he was not |
a ex;eonviet. he replied that he was. and Ad-
lifted having served three terms two OF them |
" stealing hOraAa WlilA drunk and ona for |