The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-16
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Cen. GaIyin's Coxey Army Sick
of Washington City.
COMING TO PACIFIC COAST.
ws,svss weslers stsryfng-Arrests Of
Iadustrisis I'm Colorado and
North Dakota

- have been nearly all the time az
u~.tasville, have become weary of waiting
g something 20 turn up and now con-
s.zn,ate q msrch from here TO the Pacific
- Before departing on their trip.
knw<ver. they expect TO present memorial
!. che senate industrial depression com
~sts<e. and then will attempt 20 get
t~r;ng. falling in which their views will
3 sabtnitted in writing. The start prob
sktx will be made on Sunday, and on the
rsy West speeches will be made IN favor
Thing advocated by Coxey. There are
a>tseen $50 and 30 men.
WARRINGTON CRY, June l5-Coxey and
sfoxns we're granted 8 hearing by the
.rcsts committee on labor today to advo-
eats the good roads bill. They urged the
psssAge OF the bill or the ground that IL
xosld provide employment for the idle.
The hearing will be resumed June n.
The Coxey bill for good roads and non
ist<rest bearing bonds which Senator Pef-
e. Introduced ia the senate has been in
reduced In the house by Representative
carr Of California IL was presented by
r<aaest and not to signify that Mr.. Geary
ess<rtains the Coxey theory. An amend
mi has been added 20 make 1t compui-
~ for every state. territory, county and
essaship TO give work to every unem-
.ssd person in ITS limits at sl.50 day
ireommon labor, and 50. 80 for labor With
scam.
0xsHA, June 1.-Two hundred and
tcrty OF Gen. Carriers Commonwealers
have been corraiIed by deputy msrshals at
Big Springs and are now loaded in box
car. there awaiting orders for their dis
rossl from Judge Dundy. Late this
evening Deputy Marshal Liddiard. with a
force of 10 special deputies, arrested the
entire force OF Industrials. accomplishing
the feat without trouble. Word was sent
at once 20 Omaha and Judge Dundy noti-
fed. lie finally decided to order the re-
lease OF the men II they wohld agree to
disperse. II they insisted on remaining
In a body they are 10 be brought to Omaha
as prisoners.
JuLEsBuEG, June I5.-Two hundred
coxeyises captured an east -bound freight
train at Big Springs while the deputies and
United States marshal were here for din
ner Their progress east was stopped by a
west-bound train, and they were overtaken
by the deputies They were arrested with
out resistance and will be taken TO Omaha.
This breaks up the whole crowd.
deputies from Omaha arrived here this
morning at daylight and added their forces
% the twenty men who have been guard
me the trains in this vicinity for several
days There are 200 Commonwealers at
shis point. They are camued on the hills
north Of town. They came from Julesburg
last night during heavy hail and
thunderstorm and slept in the gran
srin along the tracks. Two hundred
more Slowed them, but were compelled
pp nio camp along the hills without
safissr from the storm. Trouble occurred
arsrton. forty miles east Deputy Hub
lard, Of Lincoln, with q small band was
called there to prevent ten men from tax
inx possession of an engine and several box
ears Tony White. desperate negro,
drew knife and Hubbard was forced to
subdue him with pistol. The others at
length submitted TO arrest and all were
taken to North Platte and lodged in Jail.
julesbnrg is being rapidly freed of the
Cozcyiies on account of the arrest and
transportation of seventy of their number
% Denver Big Springs is now the center
Of the situation. The Wealers proposed
this morning that they be allowed TO take
possession Of train. undergo arrest and
o carried TO Omaha as prisoners. Chief
Deputy Coegeshail stately thar he was not
yss willing 10 accept such terms. although
the proposition had met with favor among
the railroad officials. Some members of
The army are securing wagons TO carry
them 10 Grant, the nearest station on the
Burlington 4 Missouri River road. A
secret ballot was held at the camp and it
Is thought that this plan OF campaign will
meet with great favor. IL is more than
likely that the latest contingent of depu-
Ties will return 10 Omaha tonight or to-
morrow on account of the unwarlike
from, of the Commonweaiers
flrTsRuRs, June IS The Chicago
Division Of the Coxey army, under Capt.
eeorge Coleman arrived here today.
There are but twenty-seven men now ia
NO division. Coleman expects to be in
Warrington City on July 4 RandalPs
srmy Of rs is at Newcastle, and will DC
here in few DAYS.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. June i5.-keIley's
navy arrived here /. 100 strong. They ex-
pesi TO set away through public subscrip-
tens
oaAitALA. Neh., June ia-The Omaha
deputies arrived this morning and found
voc Meaiers breaking up TO go in small
parties. and striking cut overland. Two
hundred Neaiers are marching from
saAes1arg With the ayowed purpose of
sapsaring train here
pkSyKk June l5.-Seventy Weaiers ar
'ss'sd q Juleshurg on the charge of seiE-
,ag Union Pacific engine. were jailed
here today.
AasnAS, \. H.. June i5--Several hun
s'a NozeyiteS are on the way from Glen
~'s' Aont Most of them succeeded In
tauhg across the Missouri river in spite
taAfds At the bridge. The Common
e's AZ Steele, \. D.. succeeded in get
80 s' Of town by rail, in spite of armed
s-fasan every train.
1heas \. u. June iS.--neputy Mar
lsggstt started tins afternoon from
asfcs In pursuit Of the train eaptnrers
.assnn. The Coxeyites were captured.
.ae men wuI be taken back TO BIS
@ek and held for trial
AesserTH I'll, June Is X elley's Veal
sao are Camped here today. threat
- . dtsoand aud seek aid from house
1"ese II they we're not cared for. Fear
VAT the hali-starved men. Who had
-! Hight lunch Ia twenty-four hours.
,saa resort t. rapine. the mayor has So
.'s'sea ~asoa load OF provisions and So
somorrow.
0kAAkck y. H., June ih-Ten boats
.ssAsning - Montans C0xeyites arrived
isom Helena.
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