The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-29
THE ROADS VERY BAD.
vHg GENERAL VISITS CHICAGO.



ArxsAscs. O.. March M.-Coxsy's army
broks camp. ssser . good nights rest on
cisan straw and . plentiful hfsskfsss OF
flied ham and pork. bread and coffee. as
this morning with i9e men in line By
sesusl count The thaw Of yesterday has
rendered tbs roads rough.
GAsyrxIe, o., March 1s-Ths weary
CommonwsaI ssrageied into Bslost ~
noon. ave miles out Of Ailianes and ssv-
snty-two miles from Pittsburg. The
march was broken - Niles Junction.
where Marshal Brown called halt Tor
half m hour. Horn-bIowing and chssing
by villagers greeted tbs woebegone army.
Some Of tho boys had several bushels OK
suowbails prepared for ths army. bus the
appearance OF the men was 20 foriorn that
they we're allowed 70 pass unmolessed-
eeyeral have deserted. and there is much
grumbiing. The army, 1877 strong. passed
through Damascus ~ / 30 p. M. and was
jssred By tho people Of tho village. Owing
70 the rough roads the marchers have NOS
been able 70 make schedule time.
EALgn, O.. March 21-Salem hss treated
the Coxsy Common veal most generously
in food, shelter and recruits. Shortly
after 3 O'Clock the army flied into
town. Probably 8o00 people gave
them silent welcome. Mayor Sorshup
provided two halls - sleeping
quarters. Quantities Of food, such ~ cos-
fes. bread, meat. sandwiches and ten
dozen boiled eggs were prepared by cont
mitfss Of citizens. Sixteen men joined
the army here. Three Of the men arc sick,
under Z DOCTORS care. Marshal Brown
was informed that 40 striking potters at
East Liverpool would Join the army.
PrrrsBuRa, March 2s.-The steamer
Hudson. which arrived from Cincinnati,
has on board . small detachment for
Caxey's army. II consisted OF ten men,
seventeen horses and eight wagons. They,
with their horses and wagons. were taKen
on ct Bsliaire. o. They expect TO join the
army at East Palestine or Beaver Falls
A large military band 10 being organized
here In tfs interest Of Corey.
Mrxrmfs, March zs.--yoluminous re-
ports received by the Associated Press
from Sierra Blanca, Tex. are TO the effect
that Gen. Fry's army Of industrials, 400
strong, are threatened with starvation on
the unshsitsrsd prairie. Many of the men
are unable 70 stand or walk, being fam
ishsd. The in1ussrials announce that
they will help themselves tomorrow II re-
lief does not come.
CHICAGO. March 28-f}en. Coxey, Of the
Good Roads army, arrived mere this morn
ing, and went at once to the stock yords to
zee about tho sale of q consignment Of
horses. When Coxey appeared he was
greeted BY loud cheers and calls for
speech. Coxey's horses brought but $3.50.
while he had expected not less than
$1,000, and with this for cue he roundly
scored the existing conditions. charging
the hard times to lack Of money. This
evil, he said. he proposed TO remedy by
compelling the government to issue bonds
for $500, 900 900. Coxey's Chicago lieu
tenant, Albert Mason, claims no will
lsavs for the East Saturday with 5000
men. 1t present the 5000 10 represented
by . shadow consisting Of twsnty-ons
men. Gen. Coxsy took dinner at tho Aud
itorium and left at A:45 p. IN. on the Penn.
sylvsnia road. He win reach Salem
tomorrow In time to take mp the march.
Or. Louis, March 2S--Thirty recruits
for Coxsy's army arrived here tonigh. on
the Wabash road, On route 10 Pittsburg TO
Join the main body there.
BuyyALo, March q "A gang OF pilgrims
protesting to belong to Coxsy's army APP
piled for lonsin.s ut the police station last
night They received accommodations
under lock and key. and this morning
ware sent down on sentences 40 Migrants.
Tho city II full Of iramps aud the police
are making concerted effort TO get rid Of
them.
DENVER, March cs.-The Denver con.
tinsent of Coxeyfs army met today and de-
cidsd to take up the march for Washing
ton City on Saturday morning. They
number about fifty men, aud expect to he
reinforced at Colorado Springs and
Pueblo. They will not walk, but ex.
pcct 70 capture an easthound freight
train. Many Of the men have no idea OF
going on 80 the national capitol, but wil!
desert tho first time they have an oppor-
tunity OF securing work.
DALLAS, March .. Gov. Hoeg tele-
rraphed the following from Austin to the
Tiases. Herald today:
..You can truthfuliy say hat neither the
cormorant or the commune can disgrace
Texas while I am governor. When rail-
road company haals trsmps or unem-
ployc3, penniIess men into this state il
cannot dump them into barren descr.
and murder them by torture and starya.
virtue i'm the machinery of Justice. MOI
will I permit them TO be shot down on
Texas soii by any armed force whatever
no matter how much the Southern Pacific
and other enemies Of the stase NAV how
about tho commune. J. :. Hoaa."
Ill PAso, March .S--"Gen." Fry, who 4,
stili at Sierra Blanca, ninety miles east ol
here, with 47o men, wired A. l. Whiteside
OF this city: I've need provisions anc
bexcar transportation to San Antonio
Can anything bs done for asF'' This after
noon 500 worth Of provisions for the haa,
cry men Was forwarded nv express.
Horsros, Tex. March eS-Ciov. Hogs
yesterday notified the Southern Paeia.
Company. In tho name Of the Stat.
of Texas. that the road. havin,
brought Fry's tramps into "a,
state, must take them cut Tn,
railroad sgreea 20 carry the men 4
III raso. To thss the governor replied
"You are advised that the state of Tsxa
stands by its notice 80 you oi yesterday
and will not multiply words on this SUB
ioes."
peaver's feiiee Ga Ceairei Of rapuftss.
pKsvys. March aS-After hearing arru
menn today on tie appeal from Jadr,
Glynn's decision Gu the qussAing OF "a
writ Of injunction against Mayor Var
Horne and the nsw IRA and pole.
hoard. the supreme eoaTs ,aaees an
rnpus~f that thsv rNs,fa ~. 80,