New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-02
POLICE SUPPRESS COXEY
Continued from First Page.

,,,,rinc the House side OF the asphalt p,aza "a
pain sight the crowds on the Cape ste ane
JONES Is ALSO ARRESTED.
o,d Christopher Columbus Jones leader OF tho
pbradelphia contingent. attempted to rescue
prou,ne from the officers. and it is said that a
.rrober Of CoXeyites assisted him. The old mans
,r hat was jammed his ears in a iiffv and
- too was placed in custody. With mounted
epcer on each side of him. their hands crashing
~. leather collar. and followed by more officers
n1rb Jones the sensational leader of the Common
zeal forces was dragged off 20 cell in police
Ias before they entered the police station on
- Stramlne passed his hand over Brownies hDs
and pulled small revolver out Of his trousers hip
p1WXSSen arraiSncd Browne gave his name as Carl
proNnc date OF his birth. July l. 1919 at Spring
Esd H.. and his occupation that of a Journey
he an artist He had s. 50 in cash several medals
md; god watch He requested a receipt for these
tn- y When the officer was asked what the charge
s .s he replied: "Disorderly conduct and as for
wwTvself why. he assaulted me"
brown vas not charged with the assault how
s,s followers he had strictly enjolned them not
70 TO-. s" Of the laws Of the District against carrying
..oncealel weapons. 1t was miserable little affair
rsnoadei and broken. It was perfectly useless. and
" charee was preferred against him this ground
~ He was placed in cell No. l. and had nothing to
y sneak for He requested hat some one pee be
snt to tell Jesse C9Xey to get the army back 10
amp as quickly and quietly as possible.
When Jones was arraigned he save his name
.oiv ii columbus
~ ,Sm,,-hulder. He had only 70 cents in money a
p !sS rbe press done the whole Of it, He then
sSssSpeated he Lords Prayer to himself, and laid
ANYTHING else
NOT TAKEN TO COURT.
p,sce Justice Miller remained at his court until
.ner o'clock this afternoon waiting give hear
,rc 70 two arrested Coxey leaders. But up to that
lime he had received official notice Of the arrest
=, Rrowne and Jones and he left the court The
rroserlt.nC attorney. Mr. Muloney, said that the Of
,ence Of trespassng the Capitol grounds was
punishable by a fine of slo0 or sixty days in Jail.
h1,l. In the discretion of the Court.
"a TyIeasei from the Fif;h Precinct staton-house
wa a Fond Of 500 furnished 10y Mrs. Elizabeth
a. Ha.nes. a. dryCoOds-iealer. in Southeast
Washilrton Browne was not IN a pleasant mood
rb~n b. went TO the clerks desk TO receive the
s-tcies taken from him when arrested. ard 10
si, .s h. made sury ami unsatisfactory an
qs lie did not ask for the return Of the broken
revO''I Nv Vas not dsngured by the handling he
mem from the police He talked in his usual
ss,rein about his Constitutional rights and being
s sn an GRAND Of peace ana stated that he would
- a Mrs Briggs who was willing 10 80 on the
bond Of Christopher Columbus Jones but Was Wa. not
ppv,rohsrej There he took dinner. and was almost
CUM CUM ~. nartv OF admirers who had gathered
abont him Subsequently he went 10 find CoXey to
make make stili IN his cell acting in tragic manner
,vSen o1,-,ro lched. and refuses to talk.
Tbe c6ur.room where the cases are 70 be tried to-
nv ,rr,ire, Is capable of holding 200 people and
n Is likely that the jam in and around the court
tr,sa Vii De enormous No demonstration Will be
allowed however. and a large police crowd VIII be
Stationed about tho building to preserve order
The new camp is as dismal and barren an acre OF
ground as can be found anywhere within me rs
tric and the sun poured down its hot rays upon me
,norttec,eI army with considerable warmth. CoXey
returned to the camp about 2:5o ?. m me ineh
-sscheI the commissariat opened up with a dinner
Of hard boiled eggs. soup bread and water.