The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-04-28
Number of Marche

Kelly..... SO. ,20U ........... Iowa
-... $50 -. 49,. :. California.
! Coxey w 49, 215. -. .... Maryland.
1 jForming at lca,iforn,a.
FITZGERALD. 100 -. 49,. :. Massachusetts.
! Grayson . go ........... Colorado.
| Calvin. .......... 2lo. Ohio
! Shepherd. ...... 94U ash1ngton.
! Swee1land 100 .. 900. New Jersey.
| Aubry ........... 100 ........... Indiana.
, F'rye ....... 225 ........... Indiana
| ---............ 400 80. Montana:
| Norman w w 75.......... Wisconsin.
/ Jones .., q. Maryland
| Total. 1867
Corey Will March On.
New YORK, April 24.-Gen. Coxey
| was angry when he heard of the proc
} lamation of the District Of Colum bia
commissioners issued as the en-
bodiment of President Cleveland's
! views. 'No, no. shall not heed it!'' he
exclaimed when asked what he would
do. Continuing, he said that the
Washington police would not dare to
arrest him and his followers. The
proclamation would not cause him to
desist from encouraging other indus
! trial armies from storming the cap
ital; on the contrary, he should re-
double his efforts to bring every un-
employed man, woman and child to
Washington. He was not afraid of
Cleveland, nor would the fear Of pos
sible bloodshed deter him. He con-
cluded:
II do not court resort to arms, but we will
! demand our rights. even II 1t takes physical
strength to prevail Ishall not commit myself
to that but will repeat my deelara ton to bring
congress to terms by bes1eg1nR washington
| until Justice Is done"
Nearing the Capital.
BooNsBoRo, I'D, April 24.-Coxey's
army, under command of Lieut..
Browne, reached this place Monday
afternoon and encamped for the night.
The army was met here by Col. A. E.
Redstone, who has been in Washing
ton looking after the interests OF the
commonweaL Col Redstone says
that when the main army, re-
inforced by the various branches
now on the way reaches the
city limits of the capital it
; will be met and escorted down Penn
sylvania avenue by $4,000 men, 500
prominent ladies, the local typograph-
ical unions, the entire force of the
Grand Army of the Republic in the city,
!
He wouldn't be surprised to see the
army welcomed by a large number of
senators and represen tatives On reach
ing the capital, the colonel says, Browne
will positively speak on the steps.
Ironmolders to Go to the Capital.
CHICAGO, April O. The !ronmolders
have decided that they will go to
Washington, independent OF the main
body of commonwealers. They claim
that they will have 10000 men in
their ranks They say they are con-
fdent of reaching Washington by
May 2. They have received, they
say, from towns along their proposed
line of march promises of assistance in
the way of food, shelter, transporta-
ton and recruits. The western con-
tingent will be met at Baltimore by
marchers from the east. Kelly's army
will receive in the neig hborhood OF 800
recruits here.
Must Keep Away from Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 24.-Chief of Police
Brennan was ordered by the council
yesterday to prevent any OF the d.
visions of the commOnweal army en-
tering Chicago
Stole q Train.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 25,-Shortly
after midnight Monday night about 500
men at Butte, composing the Butte
contingent of the Coxey army, entered
the engine house of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad, appropriated and pre-
pared for service an engine, and made
up train, composed of five coal
cars and one box car. The train
was manned by mem oers of the mob.
1t crossed the main range of the Rocky
mountains early in the morning and
reached the main line at Logan, Is
miles from Butte. at abou5 o'clock.
The train passed Livingston Tuesday
evening, going eastward at the rate Of
40 miles an hour.
Uncle Sam Takes Hand.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, April 25.-Late last
night United States Marshal Bede re-
ceived sensational orders from Attorney
General Olnev and Judge Caldwell, of
the United States circuit court, direct
ing him to recapture the train stolen at
Butte by 500 Coxeyitea.
Two Babies Murdered.
TuscoeEE, Ala, April 24.-Two little
girls, aged and 6, daughters of Mrs
George Sinclair, were found murdered
in the woods near here, and in q mill
pond near was found the body of Hor-
ace johnson. an insane negro who it is