Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
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The siiutun hpserNO' ~ % New hent'
uro OF It,
DEAvFR, April 2i.-rhe first tegi.
ment Of tue CoHcy home reserve was
formally organized nj Lincoln park
this afternoon. There were present
shout 200 men ami 100 women, and
IL is stated this number have already
aligned tho roll, which h expected ~
reach 1000 within the next ioS days
Speeches were made by several
prominent POpuliats and labor leaders,
who scored federal aud state oil cials
tor opposing the armies.
RESOLUTIONS were made which, after
fcoiting the deplursOlo condition Of the
unemployed OF the country, Aud de-
uluring that the industriAis are law
abiding citizens, exercising right pos.
srssed by every citizen In their attempt
10 present their petition 10 Congress,
conclude ~ follOws:
"Reb0lvoi, that We, the home re-.
serve Of the Cuxey army, 10 hereby
publicly declare ourselves In sympathy
with tue purposes Of General J. =.
COXey 10 his living petition 10 Con-
gfesu for help 10 alleviate suffering
humanity; and be II further
"ltasllvud, that We condemn, with
out qualification, the acts or uttefaucus
Of any governor or Judge or other per.
sons who may DO or say anything "
Interfere with the peacoable moving Of
any large body OF men now ON their
way, or who may hereafter start to the
national Capitol Tor the same or kin.
uTe1 purposes hereinboiore mentioned;
aud that II 10 the duty Of the Congress
VI the United states 70 give these men
hearing, and we demand nj The hands
OF Congress ieir aud proper trga.nelt
Of the ndu1tflalS nnd 10 give heed 10
their demands, In 20 Tar ~ they nru In
conformity TO tbs laws OF our country f,
aud " THIS end aud f1g their protection
~ induAtflals, we band ourselves
together 10 AID, o0m.Ort ami assist
them.n
General Order NO. was Issued To-.
night IL Is Rs follows
40 all law-abidiuE ana patriotic
citizens Of the United states OF Amer.
lea:
"You are requested 20 proceed with.
out delay 10 the organization o. Il
COxey Hons Reserve, 10 Hpprise the
Congress VI tho United states aud
others CROPPING IN uafkn0ss that NIL
lions remain behind VINO are bidding
them hail ANA God speed.
lSigueul h. H. HEGw IN,
COMMUNICATIVE,
by Adiutant w. J. l.. Crank.
A coMMoNwEAL BANNER
WAsmNGrON, April gi.-Wushing,
ton hen4quarturB OF the COmm0nweAl
In ReohaOite hill, were Tesp.euduul
today with the sheen ~ gorgoOu-
sllkrn banner, sent by tho supporters
In Kansas CITY. Its fifteen feet long
by seven feet wide, anu the red anu
white stripes OF the United States Has
were lost IN the center " an Immense
blue field, with dazzling BunbuIsl
suTmounled by seven GIT stats teATiDl
the letters Of the word "Liberty."
the STOLEN TRAIN.
HELENA, Mont, April "a. The
Butte contingent VI C0Xsy's army b,
sailing towards the national capita
| over the Norlhorn Pacific railro.a III
the rats OF forty milea an hour, anu
unless stopped or some accident hap
pens, they viii arrive IN ~. Pau
| tomorrow afternoon. Aud old Nor
lhern Pacific engineer, who was us
charged from service some tlms ago
10 the engineer ami he sent the tran
| over tho mountains at "A high rate Of
speed. On arriving at B zsman, the
army found there was cave Ia TIT
Buzeman tunnel. The regular pRsseu
ger train due In this city al o'clocl
this morning, was on this slide Of Ia,