The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-28
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the several departments has been in
creased and given police powers-arms
have been provided for the watchmen.
Nine policemen were yesterday added to
the regular force OF l2 policemen on duty
in the executive grounds They are di-
vided into three watches SO that there
are now seven men on duty at all hours
of the day or night. Three men remain
inside the building and the other four
patrol the grounds on each side. These
policemen are in addition to the regular
force Of doorkeepers, messengers and
clerks.
The grounds are closed and the carriage
entrances on the north front are shut at
midnight. The presidents plan of NOV
ing out TO his summer home at Woodley
has been postponed indefinitely.
Chief of Police Moore says the Coxey
army can parade down Pennsylvania
avenue. That is one of the rights of an
organization, he says, and the police
don't intend to interfere. They cannot,
however. march into the Capitol grounds.
Kelfey's Twelve Hundred.
STUART, Ia, April 2S.-General Kelley
will make forced march of Al miles to
Des Moines and be there Sunday. The
industrials presented a solid front when
they marched into Stuart last night, but
not more than 500 men were in the col
umn which followed Kelley's prancing
black charger. The remaining 400 came
struggling in for hours on foot and In
wagons, the railroad track and on the
wagon road. The men were well fed
here and are in better humor
No Government Contributions.
WASHINGTON, April 2S-The house mil
itary committee yesterday had not con
sidered the resolution for army tents and
a government reservation for Coxey's
army. This makes 1t certain that Coxey's
followers will not be authorized by eyn.
gress to use government tents or reserva-
tions.
stiil Under Arrest.
ST. PAUL, April 2S-The contingent of
the Coxey army that was arrested by the
United States troops at Forsythe is still
at that point, waiting orders from Wash
ington TO their cAptors for their dispos-
tion. There are 33l in custody. and they
are guarded BY troops.
Preparing For Calvin.
COLUMBUS, o., April 2e.-Sheriff Ross
Sas mailed notices to number of men to
hold themselves ready to report to him
when called to take charge of Galvin's
detschment of industrials. He did this
to be ready for any emergency.
Growling ut Coxey.
GAIrHERsyURG, Md. April 2s.-High
hills made the journey of the Coxey army
. weary one. There are rumblipgs of
discomfort In the army and there are pre- ,
dictions that the army, though it seems
scarcely possible, may go to pieces before
Rockville IL reached. Hardtack ano
conee 10 evidently causing some grum-
Ill - nrtu
wood park until Tuesday, when it is
Coxey's purpose to march hts men into
Washington and up to the Capitol steps.
1t Is stated that the men propose to de- |
mand of Coxey better food thar hard. |
tack and coffee. and division among |
the men Of the dimes paid by the public |
who come inside the canvas. Again it is
stated that the men will demand OF |
Coxey some assurance of what he pro- |
poses TO do for them IL their demands on |
congress are successful and what he will |
do for ihem il their mission comes to
naught.
Frye's Nerve
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2s. - General"
Trye's army. numbering 400, are at the |
Bake street pork house. The general
has expressed his determination to preach
Sunday on III Christ Came to Indian
apolis." provided he can do so under the
auspices of the ministers of the city.
Nothing New.
PORTLAND. Or, April 2s. - Advicss
from Troutdale are that there are no new
development in the situation as relating
to the Portland regiment Of the indus
trials Everything is quiet.
Quests of Police.
wMLIMANTIc. Conn. April 2s-Rs-
cruits for Coxey's industrial army who
trampsd here from different towns in this
section were arrested yesterday under the
vaRrancy act.
Had q Bath.
SEATTLE, Wash, April 2s-The Seattle
contingent Of the industrial army began
its march eastward yesterday in a dreneh-
ing rain. They camped at Kent last
night. Il