The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-04-27
COxEY's VETERANS.
The Pilgrimage to Vashin9ton L.
Gaining in 1orcs.
Gelly'S TFials 1t OMAHA Boston Cofps
- ths March VacciaatinG Frye's
ArDy-Coxey's Flank Move
e nsat-Aaother Army.
Kelly's Troubles.

Kelly's Tro.bles-
OMAHA, Neh. April 2L-Three
thousand laboring men marched out of
Omaha yesterday with banners flying.
bound for the camp of Gen Kelly's
commonwealsrs 1t Weston. Ia. four.
teen miles east of Council Bluffs At
. o'clock the signal agreed upon
at Thursday nights meeting
of the. Central Labor union
the ringing of church bells
and the blowing of vhistles-was
given, announcing that Kelly's army
was still ut Weston unable to secure
. train for the east. Inside of FIVE
minutes 1000 men had gathered At
Jeferson square and we're quickly or
ganized into companies with .
captain 1Ds every ten men.
The march Vas then taken up
through Sixteenth street to Farnam.
where the column proceeded to the
city hall and countermarched. At
every street recruits were received, and
when the column reached the Paxton
hotel there were 2,56O men in line
Esca company was provided with an
joined they were formed into compa-
nies'and provided with banners
Gen. Kelly had a consultation with
President ST.. John. of the Rock Island
road, and was told that a train could
not be furnished the men. The army
then took possession of a train and the
railroad company commenced to tear
M h0 fvon oil h,,f fxsd fysoy
doing so Kelly would not let the men
ride on captured train, as he said this
would place them in the attitude of
law-breakers The army again went
into camp
On the Move.
Nicola, Ia, April 23.-Kelly and his
industrial army ended their first days
march from Council Bluffs here last
evening and Immediately went into
camp in a grove just east of the town.
The entry into Nicola was a triumphal
march. Almost every man. woman
and child of the 1. 100 inha bitants went
out to greet the army; flags were borne
and cheers were lusty as the 1,S0O men
tramped down the towns main street
stores and vacant buildings of this
place were thrown wide open, and the
weary men were offered all available
shelter.
Boston In Line.
BOsTON, April 23.-Seldom has Boston
common been the scene of such a vast
gathering as that assembled there yes
terday to witness the departure of the
Boston delegation of the unemployed
for Washington, where they hope to
join Coxey's army. BY the time Nor.
rison l. Swift stepped on to the impro.
vised platform there were fully $4,000
persons present, and soon after the
got into. working order, fully
Is. 600 were gathered around the band
stand.
Wholesale Vaccination.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, April 23-Frye's
army was visited by thousands yester
day at its camp just across the river
1t was sort of holiday occasion. The
members shined themselves up and
Frye talked at intervals all dav to the
people who called From a mounted
PLATFORM ne maze ABOUT a dozen
speeches. The army will be vaccinated
to-day under the auspices of the state
board of health.
The Jones Wing.
BALTIMORE. Md. April 90. = The
Northern or Jones wing of Coxey's
army, nineteen strong. in
command of Division Marshal Clinton,
into Organeville, small viii
lage, a quarter of a mile from Balti-
more. yesterday afternoon and went |
into camp
COxey's Flank Movement. |
HAGERsTOwN, Md. April 21.-Gen.
Coxey left his army at this town last |
night for four days absence in New |
fork. during which time he will at
Tend the sale of some of his Kentucky |
Adm. MeIlO's Manifesto.
BEUNos AYREs April 23.-Adm de |
Mello has issued a manifesto declaring
hat the insurgent territorial army did |
not support the insurgent squadron.