Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-19
TELBGRAPHIC.
ARMY MOVEMENTS.
G,p,ral Kelly SEES a Silver Lining
10 His Cloud.
DISCUSSED ny THE SENATE.
p,p,er,s Contingent Outwitted.-in
Jail san Bsrnardino. -Brown's
General order.


amy campcd Ia the Chatauqua
rounds tonight, AZ free as the soft air
mai gently swaya the boughs. Kelly
himself remarked, the silver lining 10
hi. nd had come.
Al noon tho Chatauqua grounds
vefe abandoned by the militia and a.
a O'Clock the picket lines were with
t,.vp. Al s O'Clock the militia were
.nt.eh at the Union Pacific transfer
..t the induslrials were In full posses.
-,nofthe Chatauqua grounds. IL was
L.n given out that the army would
1--we between midnight anj noon aud
did camp next day NJ Weston.
During the day the camp was visited
ts thousands OF sympathizers. Food
.aey, clothing, medicine, bedding,
Mo-, tobacco and everything needed
he comfort of tho army was fur
r.hri In abundance. When night
ia Keliy was IN possession " upwards
OBJ 81 900 Ia cash, aud had PROVISIONS TO
ns. y week, With luxuriss to last
month.
Dunng the evening meotings were
lrlI 10 three cities. Ia Omaha tho
hpe ball provided was inadequate
alIau overflow meeting was held ou
J.acnon square. Upwards Of 5000
t,Irlr gathered at this latter meeting
'qi wefe addressed by the leaders oi
ucafmy.
Daring tho afternoon $50 Union Pa.
eIHr employees, loaded with provisions,
lafrhri over 10 tho camp and meet.
IHg was held there, attended by 1000
frglla. Resolutions endorsing the
Amy aud condemning the railroads
were adopted,
M5gania army will reach Omaha nj
1889 over tho Union Pacific. IL con-
fs.s otsOvoniy.tivo men Ia one feirig'
.ular car, attached 10 u fruit tfain.
% viii bu landed ia Council Bluils.
Ututml Jackson says no opposition
VIII be- raised 10 IT, entrance.
CoSGREss TAKES NOTICE.
WAmINGroN, April l5.-The Coxoy
movement reached itH met recognition
40 the hands OF the Senate today. The
question WINS brought up Ia executive
srsfl3n aud was under consideration
iufan hour and half.
senator Harris, speaking Tor the
COMMITTEES on ruler, said tbs committee
bad had tho question under COnsidoIa.
tijb, and had reached the conclusion
the laws now on the statute book made
ampIc provision for the protection Of
tlt building.
rho impression seemed general that
The regularly organized police would
uu capable OF execution OF the laws
curling the presunce Of the army ami
tabi u would not be necessary to make
tby special show Of armed forces.
1E COLORADO CoMMoNwEALERs.
DrsvER, April ls.-The local
ClHryios were outwitted again to-
hight. They went ten miles up the
d, q NJ. tracks today 10 Barr station,
Intending 10 hold up u train, but the
railroads had called upon the county
% asistaucr, and twenty deputy
iltrfs went 10 Barr. They returned
tonight alter this last train had gone,
leaving the army IN despair aHd SNOW.
D,pIgunuons are feared.
Fay AND GALLATIS,
TERRE HAurE, Ind, April 49,
General Fry, Of tho industrial army,
arrived here TO-DAY. The army Il near
Dt0luuF, H., seventy miles west Of
tlls city, anu will reach here Friday.
"AA 4NNht AAAHH ANAAA ~ pam
ballaun, with 225 members Of Frye
Industrial army arrived here today.
Citizens greeted them with n slaugh.
tered bullock, 800 pounds u bacon, 800
l.aycs VI broad, u bag VI coffee, potatoes
tui cabbage.
THY GALL ON THE PRESIDENT.
WAIuNGr0N, April lS.--Four local
tympatuizrn with tho C0Aey move.
mout called upon tho President this
afternoon TO request that tho Washing
Ton tarrncks DO thrown open for the
accommodation OF the oummOnweal
army during ils stay la the city.
lhrfo are accommodations for several
lhoutaud mtu Ia thu barracks.
CALIFoRNIAEs MUST WALK.
Ban FRANCEC1, April rs. 80 The
chicago officials VI the Santa he road
etcline 10 Iatiiy the arrangement made
10 THIS city Tor tho transportation VI
QUO men from Mulaye 10 Chicago, and
he 5uC0uu regiment OF tho California
Industrial army IL left 10 IL own do
girta' The local agent OF the Santa
le toiay received alyices from Chioa-
40 That the situation there would mot
warrant the importation OF unem-
Iioyod In large numbers, and the
lailfuad authorities did not, therefore,
l7gl Justified In aggrayanng lTesnnI
conditions.
Chisl o, Police Crowley will altemp,
20 10 nothing further for the men, anu
ihry 70 they must wnls, or DO ~
Dhris have done. The men are much
dissatisfied aud Gro advertising a
m'tuua 10 air tGoir grievances.
lhr jury IN the casn VI Commander
Nl.vuv u tho unemployed army,
'ohigud with attempting 10 dulraud
llt southern Paciii1 our OF railF0ad
.lgi', utough, In verdict OF guilty a.
taaiggd.
lho defense subj mnued about hall
700 army, but nuly half n dozen were
'+tmlhui. NiHeue will appear In
count tomorrow morning 10 receive
''u'encei ami also 10 he uXRmiued on
'elHrseui inciuug riot.
lhu ciuEeus are jubilAnt over the
F'rict aud the army Is very auIlou
s"l WIN say nJIhlug rs 10 their future
movements.
ilERE'a rLCQuENoE.
ORPHANS RoAua, Va, April 49,
no c"mmonWual passed last night
~ between GtIon Springs and Bii
hel's locke, iuur miles east OF Cum
utflunl' Biowub twonty.iouftf
Eeutral order wasn gem Of common
ueAl literature The chief marsha