The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23
l1pREST OF KELLEY.
- Accepting Populist In
vifntion to Visit Creston.
pess, MEN TO &c RELEASED.


M. Ia, Nay 1-Ksllsy's Com
'1rS1oe1 Army. about i,zo men, reschsd
80 essning. J. ~ Joseph. Popuiist
- for govsrnos, last week fitted out
;i-fn afvaeons snd met the IndustriaIs st
- ssd brought them TO Cssstoa IN
~ 1raoes Of . local band The pro-
- cans into the city and va
55711 a The main business street.
go = usrshals and deputies. Xslisy
orxouoed, and for . time the most
S'r1o eeeitsmsut prevailed and incsn-
81 elppnas wsrs frssiy INDUCED In. The
- - taken before Jussice oheSlsy
49, under $40 bonds for appear
nfol tomorrow. After his rsaesss
re vas conducted 20 their camp
> = The city iimits.
go Nay 1.-Two hundred and
5onmonwealers seissd Rio Grapds
- ssaia last night st Thistle juno
Unk. The train VS. stdetracked,
- Comnon ssaiers remain In possss-
Emperor CRY. May A-Michsel
nId and his band OF forty-shres
- dsissstss arrived In this city
- a1Ses o'clock today and took up
- ID tho small chapel annex TO
- zfou Methodist church. Fitxesr-
- ~ msn do not expect 70 stay
Sncuu han three or four days They
i poottton to present 70 congress, but
TT = yet made any plans concern
omnansr Of presenting It. The psti-
onongiy sociaiistic in IT. nature.
- 49,
yIlsesaId says his men are Ia
NY With Coxey. bat they ere In no
Snonsctsd With him or his army.
II socna. New. May 1.-Two hum
1userials, accompanied by . brass
- here today, bound for WASH
s. Oty. One hundred tramps we're
thin with them. At Desert station
ups demanded rations from the
z5E osy department OF the army. and
II - bestlS eusued with cIube and
oopsapons. Before any serious harm
II 6usssr's Fort Industriais have
r suessssful in giving minstrel per-
- hist they have surplus funds
q GAIcA 20 buy whisky. They have
3 oheossivss extremely obnoxious to
B - n Shsir drunken carousals. Since
B ~ movement began 1850 Indus
s. - pesssd this point on their way
1ngeon City.
1Axx May 2-Ths thirty-fivs 90
In1ussriais that arrived hsrs lass
- agysed TO leave this evening IL
~ - peovidsd with provisions The
- viii b furhished b the chief
~. Who viii escort them 70 the city
xuo q three hundred moro are
= their way here In squads b.
- and Ogden.
"a, Kan, May 22-Gsn. Barnstt's
- q ~ Commonwsal army has ar
-. but wss not allowed 70 enter
$50 1T, ~ councii In . special session
= eeeided not 70 Offer them . park
= Dspoststtoa By wagons. Barnett
= eeald not let his men walk, -
~ - walked over sixty miles In
eeee MP from Dsnver.
clpcrM1sL Nay 22.-Notwithstandine
q - thee ua the police 70 hold Fry's
81 Ie91n Any ont Of the city, the lat
- - ~ triumphant entrance into
- ~ oe6ay and campsd on Hubert
- J1eee vsrs some recruits today, %
- neomy numbers about zoo
1ee1EAs KAN. May R-Ths status Of
- - aessnst Gen. Sanders and his
~ ~ somsvhat changed this after
- n TIE Transmission Of the following
eeeeh nom Judge Foster. Of the United
- district court. 10 United States Dis
/ ~ Ateoessy Perry:
G h.,y. Wichita. Ka1.. Unless you
p dischargs all the Sanders men
nvs or six. will have to issue
lunooa eospaa"
-. Rssry b nov at Fort Scott, and e.
q = - hsing made TO obtain an answer
Nh - 70 What action he will take.
IN oAsEBALL RECORD.