The sun., 1894-04-27
TRYES ARMY STEAL RIDES.
ruET HTRE OWE FREIeHr O<R AND
TBEg 60 WTTR THE TRAIN.

THEN dO WAIh AHH AAAANs
Arrival ~ 800 oT The- :. Hsdi..npo,is-Rsi'-
,o.d oNeisis Take The- Atone Rather
Tbaa Have Troubls = Ths ose Car
u,r.s 60 Transports Thsir Csu,p outat.
1,p,S.potts. April 2a-Frye's coxeyites
..,,sd a freight trainsat Brazil to-day and
an. direct to indianapolis The conductor.
r Murphy. who brought the train. saidi
Mont mistake me for one Of the gang. DID
eau aver sec such an unwashed crowdT'
"pid they have authority to board Jour train
h BrazilT"
,..,otb them. They have got team Of horses
.nd wagon. some old cooking utensils and
o.mp outfit. We had orders TO put that on
.a,rsin. Then these fellows got on. II you
-, % know who gave them authority you
Vi, h.ve 10 see some Of our officials. I do
", tnov ANYTHING about IT, did not give
,ham permlssion TO ride. But there are three
hnndred Of them. and did not dare to order
them on"
.h., IN. tr.mps had the train sent word to
~. No trouble with them but to bring them
~ 10 Indianapolis. Conductor Murphy also
..,d that the men we're orderly and gave
him no trouble The army. individually
and collectively was dlrty-yery dirty-but es
an evidence that they are not "hobos" they
mads for q pool OF water upon aliehtinR. Col
Pain. was In charge OF the army. He iss lit
q. man. with side whiskers. and he wears q
n,ssiys oyercost that hangs to his heels Col
ballard gave him the orders from Frye and
tb. army was instructed to form In twos.
Tbe First Regiment OF California Volunteers
-. first headed By two drummers and q
bueler. Each man in the army wears q small
American flag pinned to his coat. Many OF
them are Intelligent and talk Interestingly.
The men seem to have little idea as to their
future movements. They referred the re-
porter to Lieut. Col Blundel. The "Liouten-
s"';h "HT6eTe arc two regimen here. lam the
Lieutenant: Colouel Of the frst California
regiment There is besldes part Of the first
tis at present under command OF Capt. Mill
house"
In our two regiments there are about 800
regiments and our ss We hsys two
ss S% .nd nav Hssfe.s s'Snm'r' are Fred
Hoy long are you going to stay in Indian
ri 90 NO. know that. You vim hsy. 70 ask
rs 4 HS .sd s ths
Hi sas:d ia ;.:ftss sssa 'sfS sa
Texas The rsmainder Of the distance. except
from St Louis we rode on trains. Ny army IL
Tsrre Ter Haut.. / left the army at Brazil and ID
came here alone on q train"
Frye looks to be about SO years old. and the
pounds, having fallen Of fiiteen pounds since
shS SG sSs he sOed sH
;Ss Sss' IS ANY wiling to give out Tor 1aSiies
II will remain In this city with my mon until
sTn: ber s9 81
shoos. and blankets As to my cigarette habit.
q ySS see me S smoking Contracted that while
When we get to Washington I expect to
see over 10000 600 people gathered there to
snss. Before Congress and MD wal. i0f FOR 6tSi their
reply" rePiy,,.,,u "a, r,v. ,,,. co,u- iii,
have no reason to anticipate that Con-
they are an intelligent body OF men. and as
,S,a re are ,S 60 sommttse to rspresent the people
When asked how tho army would get out Of
CROSS no bridges before we. reach them He
form. The General sviden,iy is going, to stay
he proposes 70 erect near some street car line.
and then go In camp. He intends to charge 10
&C. Ss rs
The city of,cials have detectives closely
night the men scattered through the city. and
eemed taIkative and good natured. The Gov
SroHsn and local osas eap for "as
The men now In indianapolis obey the orders
sns sc Frye S Fl. FL
anywhere they lead.