The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-02
COXEY GETS NEW RECRUITS.
OWE HUNDRED AND FIFTT MEE JoLE
Nm ar BEhTkR FALLS.
a wsr- Grsstirg Give. 20 SITS, ~ ths
CIttssns = Csri Hrowne breaches -
the Arssp Before the March ReaiAv.

a wsru Grretirg Givea 20 His, ~ The
CItIssns - Csri Browne breaches -
the Arr,y Before the March BssiAv.
BEAVER FAILS, Pa, April This was red
letter day for Coxey 100 recruits having Joined
the army here. Besides this strong accession,
tho people Of Beaver Valley rendered the Com
monwealers" the biggest reception they have
received since the march was taken up. To-
night Coxey, Carl Browne and Unknown"
Smith are iubilant. and more than ever believe
their undertaking will be = success 1t was
e:30 o'clock this morning when tents were
struck at Camp Marion Butler. near New Cali
lee. following which the first religious service
Of the army was begun.
The 40 men constituting the army scented
themselves on a plot 81 ground. and I'm
known" Smith mounted tho panorama wagon
and announced that the days service would
begin with cornet solo by Band Conductor
Thayer. After the solo the men Joined in the
singing OF Hold the Fort" ss adapted By
Browne Then Browne delivered short adj
dress. speaking on the fourteenth chapter OF
the Gospel OF 81. John. lie likened the
prophets Of the present generation to those OF
St. Johns time saving they were leading the
people on in false manner. Interest bearing
bonds. the reincarnatio1, and other subjects
Mcssrs Toxey and smith. who bach ed 10 what
The march from Galilee. to this place was
arrived from Coxey'sl stock farm late last
night. "CoHseryative the second" is the name
smith ma aged him without trouble
The army was on the march from 10 o'clock
Until 40 the latter hour icing the TINE o. ar,
I:;s, IA; Ss%p Valley fe5ss % the sci i,
., The entry into Beaver Falls wes an ovation,
pIe " The S army marched over the leading
thoroughfares previous to canning. About
day and eveSing. This evening q mass meet:
ing was held In the Opera House Loxoy and
prineipaily upon the big number Of recruits
received here.
.aa s tn: a. who haze S. sssT S t ass %:
sIinsa e think that With la an ncresssd force
black coffee was all they rece we'd here to night
after their walk Of ten miles; Five wagon
donated ~ some Of the Citizens mere. To-
morrow morning the army will march to
eheny county: A stop will be made at Econ-
omy. where Duss. the leader Of the Econo-
LITTLE i.S,K. Ark. April 1.-Gen. Frye and
his indnstria, army which arrived from -, Calf
I nrSs ss' sSnson "f0e Momph tas
possession OF an Iron Mountain Railroad
The army numbered 600 on it's arrival and
was REINFORCED this evening BY $50. who ar.
rived from Texas 10 stock cars, and at roll call
tonight the number was Stu The army 10
divided into sixteen companies OF fifty mon
each.
The men are machinists. carpenters. brick
myers. printers. farm hands. and few. II any.
professional trnmps. The city authorities
supplied the men with bread. crackers. meat.
coffee AMI tobacco and three OF the privatcs
who were III were placed In the hospital,
where they will remain until tho arrival Of
another conn any next Tuesday.
Gen. Frye saws when all the parties reach
Washington they will number 10000 at least:
A represent ative Of the United Press visited
the camp to- day and found IL under strict mill
itary rule Gen. Frye says fhe army goes to
Washington to demand work and to impress
Ing its laws.
The men are orderly. we'll behaved. and
pearance, and not q band Of ragged tramps
and huodlums.