Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26
THE MOVING HOSTS.
NJ, oDI3Ds Find II Hard 10 Capture
a Train.
r,S,prASs DISCUSS THE MATTER
vi,rop.in trsmps TO Bc Organized
Into a Coxcy Army aud
Helped Along.

rRorrpALr, Otr,, April 25.-Tho
tosu.tdal army from Portland will
undoubtedly make an aitompl to take u
rain today, but the railroad company
4. d,termincd not to cary them. a
s.rioad Of special ofilers passed
tbr8ush ahead Of tho last freight train
10 clfcumvont any move tue Indus
ul,ls might make.
raouubE FEARED ~ PORTLAND.
pDnrLANp, Orc., April 20 Trouble
ts i-nfgi WITH the Portland contingent
lf ths industrial army. The brigade
rarehui from here yesterday 900
,u8nr and b. now In ramp at Trout.
,nir. village on the Union Pacific
Urp.elthtoen miles east " here. 70 wa
,,iurnlly their intention 10 capture "a
tfaiu more, tut they were liuileu By
uc company. Toe traiu usually
rsffirH number OF freight
cnfs and long before u siaueI,
thu army tegnu climbing Into the box
care. bui the engineer quietly switched
oh the passenger coacurs, leaving the
inJusifinls In the yard. Tue lat over
land Union Pacihc train which went
out carried duEsu deputy United
states mafshala, VINO will rudeavor 10
ts,p the iuIustfials irom interfering
WIN the train ~ rrouldalc.
WILL CAPTURE a TRAIN.
SEATTLE. Wash, April 2B.-- The
northwest industrial army, Gal strong,
marched out OF town last night, hfat
maGiug demonstration on tnu prn'
tlpai streets, which were packed with
l,ople 10 see them depart. They
marched 10 South seattle, Tour miles,
aui campcd Tor the night M church,
aud several deserted store buildings.
Commander shepard Gays the mon
VIII be marched 10 Puyallup, thirty
miles dlstnui, on the lice Of the North.
vu Pacific, where I've says tram Will
tU taken. lie refuses ~ ftaiu now no
expects TO get transportation aud adj
nuts that the Northern Pacific has re-
'uted TO give IT,
CuAHGEs 10 ~ rHEfEWTD.
NEW YOiuS, April 2J.-J mo. Nc.
Naught, counsel or Northern Pacific
clmIauy, THIS city, has wired J. n.
Mitchell IT,, at st. Paul, MINI, anu
Cullen anu rOplc, Of Helena, 10 pro.
coed against the prisoners before Judge
Knowles tor contempt Of cUuH, anu
pieief charges Of grand larceny against
them Tor stealing tue cOmpiny'r tfnin
nud chnryos Of conspiracy unduf tho
laws Oi Montana against Tue mot, and
charge of ioloniouu assault based On
tue fact ~ their firing on the deputy
United States marshals.
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TACOMA, wash, April 20.- Con.
fiduTabls apprehension has existed
here In regard 10 tho industrial army
movement 10 was feared that the
armies Of Tacoma aud Seattle, which
will enter nj Meeker junction Ia few
days, would fc.zs train and cause
trouble. Prompt action on the part OF
The federal authorities has done much
20 dhprl this fear. About MY deputy
maTshalA were sworn In yesterday IN
compliance with orders from tho or.
cunt court. Fourteen were sent 10
Mrcker Junction And the rest placed
Auuut the depot yards aud at thr Edi.
tJu cat shop. The federal authorities
announce mat they can secure force
enough TO preveut any stolen tiain got
ting out Of the state " one 10 stolen.
~ CANADA, 100.
MONTREAL, Quebec, April 26.-A
Canadian "COxvy army" 10 seriously
proposed by tho knights Of Labor Ia
the Dominion.
A. the last regular meeting Of tho
assemblies the proposition was preached
To send a similar baud 10 Ottawa 10 de.
mand ths abolition Of the ptoitclioL
iurli. Recruits are promised from all
paris Of the Dominion. The govern.
ment has beun notified Of the proposed
movement anu will take measures Nc.
eofiingly.
MORE RECRUITS.
SARASAu LAKE, n. ", April 90
A utsnch Oitue CJmmUnweal IL organ.
iEoi Ia CLINTON county with head.
quarters nj Pialtsbufg. Recruits aTe
iapidly Joining.
on 40 wAsmNurON.
CHICAGO, April 20.-At meeting
81 tuu uiilcefs VI the Randall army TO-
mig II was determined ~ begiu the
matcn for Washington Sunday.
AN ARMY OF TRAMPA
MILWAUKEE, VIE, April 20.-The
fNHNAkN " " AZ WAANfAt = HANhlh VI khNN
city, H. infested with tramFs, and "a
novel remedy viii be tried 10 get rid Of
them. This 10 nothing olso than ~ or
RHuiEe them into CoxVy amy anu
ttnd them 10 the front. The bOss
trnmls OF the lot have been inspired 10
20 ahead ami recruit, anu the Villagers
viii see that they receive all tho assist
nuco in their power. When the army
Is all ready to march 1t will be escorted
out Of the village ana the Inhabitants
VIII return anu hold jubilee.
TlE ARREST on THE MONTANA ARMY.
FORsYTnE, Mont, April 20.-'rhe
Montana army Of the c0mmonweal, $50
strong, came In from the west At l0:4E
O'clock last night. It's leaders gave II
out that the train would remain here
until morning. Colonel Page with o
company OF 250 Infantry men on n
special Train arrived ahoTtly after mid.
night and found the CoXey army asleep
De me box ears. The surprise was ~
complete that the CoNeyites gave up
without a struggle. Nothing definite
H. N.a 4st