The morning call., 1894-05-29
Strange Charity for the
lnduStrialS.
SOLDIERS UNDER ORDERS
Must Obey Only Their Military
Leaders.
GENERAL SANDERS OUT ON BAIL
Will Lead His Men to Washington
and Come Back for
Trial.

FRESNO. May 2S.-Geueral Barkor's In
dustrials peraded the streets this morning.
216 strong. with flying banners and sound
ing drums. Lieutenant Smith addressed
the citizens in the courthouse park ut
O'clock, and the army marched back TO
camp at TO- The Chinese have contributed
large quantities of flour. rice and vege-
Ia bles for their maintenance. George +.
Matter yesterday sent them beef and
barrel of wine, but the wine was not ac-
cepted. Two members had just then been
bodily "fred" for too freely mbibing. j.
b. Hill. the Populist nominee for Sheriff,
donated them beef. Other citizens have
given them considerable supplies and
money. but neither the city nor county has
taken any cogniZance of them.
II is reported that quite q number of
these Industrials are much pleased with
Fresno and will probably remain here. A
good many of them are recognized by the
managers of the Fresno Free Labor
Bureau. which dispensed out soup last
summer to 1860 idle 'workingmen."
ST. LOUIS. May 2S.-KeIly's army, HOO
strong, arrived in ST. Louis this afternoon
from Alton, Ill. The CommODwealers'
feet came to anchor off Ferry street. near
the city water works. and the men went
ashore, where they will spend their time
in camp until the march, or rather the
trail, TO Washington is again taken up.
They were recriyed by the local labor
unions and big crowd of people. A good
supper was provided by the Trades and
Labor Assembly Union of this city and
awaited the travellers on their arrival.
The Kelly army during its soiourn in ST..
Louis will have no reason to complain of
a lack of food.
WASHINGTON, May 28.-The many occa-
sOnS Of late for the employment of Fed
eral troops to assist judicial officers in
protecting railway and other properties
from organized bodies of lawless men and
the miscOnception of the real functions of
the troops has caused the issue by Cen
eral Schof@ld Of instructions to army de-
partment commanders to the effect that
when troops are so employed they cannot
be directed to act under the orders of any
civil officer TIE commanding officers Of
the troops so employed are directly re-
spOnSible TO their military superIOrs. Any
unlawful or unauthorized act on their part
would cot be excusa BILE on the ground OF
any order or request received by them
from a Marshal or any other civil officer.
DENVER. May 2S-To-night 375 CoXey-
ties reached here from Salt Lake over
the Denver and Rio Grande road; 200 of
the men were the Utah contingent under
the command of General Carter. The re-
mainder are from California and have
been forty-nne days on the road from
Stockton. They experienced terrible hard
h., =, b Il II,
of hunger and great distress These men
are by far the best-lookine Industrials
that have arrived here. They brought
with them sufficient provisions to last
several days.
Brigadier-General Morris says the Den
yer COmmonweal army will not start for
Washington till $500 men are enrolled 1t
now numbers 632. 1t is estimated that zoo
more are on the way TO Denver. Carter
with 275 Utah Industrials, has reached
Pueblo. en- route to Denver.
Mrs. j. Paringbone Joined the Common
wealers here to-day. She said she left
Portland. Or, without a cent and now had
money in her pocket.
The Chamber of Commerce will meet to-
morrow 10 discuss what hall be done with
the monwealers. There are about 1900
here now and more are making for this
point, and the matter is serious. Superin-
tendents of all trunk lines running East
are here TO be ready for any emerge cy,
and spies are meeting the unemployed to
watch their movements and give notice Of
any intention to capture trains.
LEAVENWoRTH, May 2S. - FOrty-eight
of Benefits Commonw ealers from Dem
yer arrived here this morning and Joined
the Sanders crowd. They were all driven
from the reservation and camped in the
grove. Sanders says the consolidated az
mics will leave here Wednesday. Sanders
and his engineer have given bonds for
their appearance for trial next September
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Fry's Industrial
army of 500 broke camp after dinner to
take barges for Pittsburg
SEATTLE, Wash, Nav 2S.-Judge Han
ford to-day acquitted one man charged
with breaking the seals of cars and SEN
fenced three to forty days in the County
Jail. The troops being no longer needed
Will return to Vancouver on Wednesday.