The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11
rOXEY IS ARRESTED
4, s,.uR<>T SERVED WHEN HE Ap-
rr,ni.D Al BROWNIES HEARING.

lss ,,,uED Al BROWNIES HEARING.
V u,,oisJ,e. IlniI and, With Browne
@M ,,l Joncs, VIII He Fined Later on
3M ,he Charge Of Violating IL United
M states statute.
s@ Washington, May 3-.Jacob Schlescr
s4,,,ey, the CHIEF of the Coxcy army, is
ssgAa naer arrest, and the three leaders of the
N5 = ,cment which eliminated al the capi-
M oI grounds yesterday will have to
~. psyer to the courts for the part they
N8ook in yesterdays disturbance. Carl
4,rovrc. Christopher Columbus Jones
NS Ind Coxey will be arragned before Judge
sA1iyIcr ia the police court. The charge
SsSsMb r,,t,st them will be violation of tlr,
aSgA 'nited States statutes. The arrest of
sS4'oAey took place to-day III til" police
s@#rourt on information filed agains, him
Aast night. The three men have a con
aakiderable array of Populi~t lawyers to
S#lefend them. their counsel including Rep
M Pence of Colorado. Baker of
aI< ansas, Ken of Nebraska Bocn of
NhInpesota and Adjt. Gen. Tarsney Of
2aA 2A olorado, a brother of Representatives
a$Tarsney of Missouri Counsel asked
78that $500 in cash be accepted in lieu Of
real estate bail for CoXey's appearance,
gzIut the judge refused to accept it, and
8ss oxey and Zones were taken to The po-
%irc station.
@ Marble Kicker, Il feminine attorney Of
&#,t is city, came forward TO offer bail for
", len. GoXey Tut Assistant District At
#torncy Mulnnry remind her Of a pro-
@,sion Of the Inv which forbils attorneys
#tr III signing bail bonds Subsequently
#l'rauk Hume. a wholesale grocer, signed
#the bond for CoAey ana Jones.
vi Representative Johnson De.n., Ohio
8,reated d sensation Of brief duration in
@i he house shortly after it assembled by
#il Producing 4 resolution calling for Il
#ect gItS sonal investigation Of tho beatin.
H.. citizens by the police during the CoNty
demonstration at the capitol. He urged
&it as il question Of privilege, Gcclarin.
&tiat the offense occurred on the capitol
grounds and purported to be III defense
#ut members Of congress Speaker Crisp
@ruied that the resolution did not present il
question Of personal privilege, and ruled
#it ont of order. MIR Johnson asked
n unanimous consent to Immediately con
Il ,!der the resolution, but there was
horus of objections. and the resolution
Was thus sumnarly killed.
Dcs Moines, May 4 Kelly ) army lnay
break up here. The call issued to All
laborins men asking them 10 meet and
.aarch to the capitol with the demand
that Coy. Jackson secure Il train brought
unsatisfactory results. When the hour
set for the march TO the state house ar
rived only forty men We're III line, but on
the way more were added. and a total OF
100 men climbed the long flight of stair
steps and filed into the governors recep-
ton room. Gen. Weaver marched at the
head Of the column and acted as master
Of ceremonies
Coy. jackson said that he had given
the matter the graycSl consideration. He
referred To the events since the army
reached Council Bluffs. and read Il letter
he had written 10 r,~dcnt Gable, Of tho
Rock island railroad, requesting that of
heal TO furnish a train to Davenport
President Cable replied that he would
transport one-half of them if the ST. Paul
road would carry the other half Later
he said the offer Of Mr. Gable was re-
called. He then read requests hc had
made 10 all Iowa trunk lines, and the re-
insals from each road - carry the men
Tor less than full fare LII conclusion
Toy. Jackson said
4 will ay this matter before the ey-
eeutiyc council Of the state and see what
tan be done There is only one hope.
land that Is Of securing sufficient funds
- carry these lnen 10 the Mississippi
river unless Kelly will take route down
ne river by way Of Cincinnati
,,,;t f.1. 4Ns4tt
KELLY found the general il i mood u a.
a'pt almost any proposition
If am furnished railroad transpofta-
ton to the Mississippi, he said. i viii
accept it gladly | had expected % 20 by
Way Of Chicago. but II cannot ] Will
10 the next best thing We can 20 down
the river 10 the Ohio. AMI then follow
that stream up toward Washington ~
THIS means | am certain | can reach ne
national capital"
Gov Jackson was informed of krlly',
decision, and Immediately cffoits Will
be made to get the men out If De>
Moines Many Of The maustrials had
nothing but bread for breakfast, and only
w pounds of nj at were secured tor ain-
ter, but the citizens committee said that
~ hard work they hoped 10 get sullicirhs
lood TO last over tomorrow
There seems small hope that 'he army
WI secure transportation ont ~ 80
Molnes. and as the greater part oi ehe
men assert that they Will walk ~
ihliher the authorities anticipate me
breaking up Of the army here. 1oF.
jackson spent the day i'll cnieavorlhg "
secure a train to the Mississippi WITH Z
view to following his scheme, but has
httle hope Of success.
Washington, May $ Jacob 'oXey
and his !ieutenanis, Carl Browne ana
christopher Columbus Jones, were star