The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-31
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WAsHfserox CrTy. May 3o.--An attempt
will be made to take the case Of the Coxey
leaders into the jurisdiction Of the suprems
court Representative Hudson, Of Kansas,
and Attorney A. A. Lipscombe. Of WASH
ington City, who defended the lessiers,
have drawn up an application for . writ
Of habeas corpus TO secure the RELEASE Of
Coxey. Browne and Jouea on tho ground
that the law under which they were con.
victed 10 demonstrations. Representative
Hudson will apply to some justice Of the
supreme court for writ.
FRKsxo. Cal. May 3G-Gen. Barksr's
regiment Of the Industrial Army went to
pieces today, having received no encour-
agsmsnt or aid from the people Of tnis
city. There Wa. beside. considerable
dissatisfactton In the ranks At Gen. Barker,
whose unwise utterancss and bombastic
manifsstoes caused the people 70 withhold
sympathy and aid that mieht otheruiss
have been extended. About l60 msn
stuck to Gen. Barker and Mrx Annie
Smith, the agitator, who accompanied
him. and they left Fresno this morning
for the South. They took with them the
treasure and everything else Of value, leav-
ing 125 Of the men behind destitute. The
latter organised and. dividing into COM
panies, left she city tonight They would
not state their destination. bat will prob
ably follow In the wake Of the Barker
crowd
BorsR. Idaho, May SO.--Judgs Beatty
this morning discharged John O'Connor
and Charles Hagsr. two Of the Montpelier
citizens Who have bssn on trial for con-
tempt for encouraging the Coxeyites TO
steal train ct Montpelier May IL Dick
Williams, Jack Lowe and Jack westfail
were rsmanded 70 jail pending final ar
gumsnt
ef LOUIS. May 0.--This being holi-
day. Thousands Of people visited the camp
Of the Commonwealsrs. Commodore
Kelley had planned to leave today, but vas
unable to do % because of . split
in the ranks, caused BY dissensions Of long
standing. Col. Speed, Of Sacramento. has
succeeded In getting Companies N. b. Z,
II and d. representing the California cou-
tingent, to follow him. and they will 60
70 Washington City by some other route
than that taken by Kelley. The army
left camp this evening. and after
being joined by several local assemblies Of
the Kuighss Of Labor. marched TO Twelfth
street, In the vicinity of the Grant monu.
ssmblsd. Kelley and . number Of labor
leaders addressed the meeting. after which
they marched back TO camp
The Unissd Prssbytertsa Assembly.
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Presby terrain general assembly these rec
concentrations Of the committee on re-
form were adopted: Protesting against
Catholic encroachment Of Indiana. and
sspsci ally against the measure before con-
gress to appropriate $sss 600 for sxpsndi-
ture by the Catholic church for this
purpose; protesting against Sabbath
desecrasion: favoring suppression of The
liquor traffic; favoring amendment to the
constitution Of the United States recognis-
ing the Deity; expressing sympathy
with unemployed labor and these
who find no market for their pro-
ducts, and declaring that members
should use the right Of citizenship to elect
men who will rule in fear Of the God oi
the Republic The assembly engaged in .
srecsal service Of prayer for veteran
soldiers Of the republic as IN ex-
preston of sympathy with the Decoration
dsy exercises Twenty thousand dollars
we're appropriated TO colleges OF the
church The report Of the committee on
appropriations gives $sss. 72s TO the vsrions
boards OF the church. The assembly ad-
iournsd sine die.
a ssasue 81 Horaes Greeley UavstIsd.
NEv YosK, Nay 3a.-Horacs Grssiey' :
memory vas aonored by Typographical
Union No. today, when the ststue By
Alexander Doyle 1t the junction OF Broad
wav. sixth avenue and Thirty-third street
vas unveiled There vas an Grafton By
Congressman CumminxA Presidents Ksl-
ler. az the New York Press Club, spoke on
.Hofacs Grseiey's Infiusncs ON ths News
naper Men Of Today" The statue VAS
accented on behalf Of the city by District
Attorney Fsllosa From the bass Of the
peaessal 10 the top the statue measures
sixteen feet. 1t represents 0reeiey seated
In an armchair in an attitude Of medita-
ton. anesspaper clasped IN has right hand
and his glasses ia the sefI
r.. cese Arssnss WsesksS Seals.
Poar TosssEsp. Mar 1-lspscsal. r
The case against ex-Cashier beais Who
wrecked the Island County bank. has
been transferred 20 this county and the
trial set for ten days hence