The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-27
ALL QUIET ON BUCK RUN,
WHERE coxEY,s. ARMY OF PEACE
PASSED LAST NIGHT

ne Mary Nas- TIA, cozsy Csn't Csup, 'Ew,
VITA Stores SO Fis-ufui ne cave E.t-
mate 'E-. Fitsh Gasp PETER .t Lo-is-
willie, Gate, on the Second Night In the
March on ws.hi-sto- whieh "Au Hell
CA-t stop"-Ts Reer-it- rro. Toledo.
CANTON. o., March 26-when the sun rose on
Camp Lexington this morning not q soldier Of
the Comm on veal Army was visible. The cold
weather had driven them all out OF their big
tent during the night Fifty-eiRht OF them had
gone to the police station. whore they got
lodgings on the cold stone floor.
Others had scattered In different directions.
many OF them to return no more Coxsy says
that recruits are now coming in so fast that
II is impossible to keep count but II this
statement 10 true the new arrivals are sue
cessfully keeping out OF sight.
Three women in male attire are with the
army. Nearly an inch OF snow covered the
ground this morning. with o temperature
pretty well down toward zero Co1ey. Browne.
and other leaders slept comfortably at the
hotel.
Examination OF court records this morning
showed mortgages against Coxeys property
to the extent Of S4S. 600. and the claim that he
would not be able to pay ten cents on the dol
lar II pressed seems pretty well founded. He
but says he will be absent only one night.
Browne said this morning:
'All hell can't stop this movement now. l
have foreseen from the start lust how IL would
be. I knew exactly how many men would
start with US. what the weather would be and
oil that You can make up your mind that the
kingdom OF heaven is at hand"
What was left OF the army this morning
breskfasted on bread and boiled bacon and
black coffee. Coxey says the cold weather and
the newspapers will be unsuccessful in defeat
ing his project. God is with MIN. he de-
clares. and his army will number q thousand
ZEN inside OF forty eight hours. The weather
was very cold this morning. and the Common
veal soldiers being thinly clad suffered.
There were many loud complaints and threats
Camp Lexington was broken at IL o'clock
AND the starf tor IL Inc vas n made N0t
according to the celestial soheduls, with which
tiuss that they cane handle them all IT," yuan
mIrins 'ssainst MARSHAL Louis Smith. the
great unknown" who has shown an arrogant
'PfS. II e ' ssrn on him and kick a.
ptsh.d e Cant. s,pP ser out hs rRy
Run.
TOLEDO. O.. March 26-sevsnty-two tramps
.rn f fS.s s the poss 81.
lions from trains which pulled into the city
during the night from the west and south,
pay for lodgings, and they spent tho night on
This morning they were fed with sausage
and rye bread and turned loose after the name
address, ana pedlGree o. each man had been
freight yards, and say they will be with Coxsy
before he gets to Pittsburgh.
The tramps seemed to DO utterly ignorant OF
Coxey's plan OF nfiueneing Con gress. but heard
that food and shelter were to be provided for
the m N bers OF the caravan. and O share OF this
charity II what they are after, they say.
PIJTsBURGH. March 26-An attach 10 emit was
issued In Common Pleas Court No. Ill. to day
By b n. Eyerson Of, Pittsburgh against j. s.
Coxsy. the Commonwsal agitator, The amount
Of ball rs9pired for the release Of the attach
The debt is about 5000. claims cd to be due for
merchandise Tho plaintiff - a dealer in
machinery. The attaoh ant 10 directed against
moneys due Coxey from q number OF local
firmS, purchasers OF sand
The membe OF Coxey's Eighteenth Ward
Cavalry escort Of Pittsburgh are in low spirits
to-day. In fact they have determined. for the
present at least. to remain at home. The sud
den change In the weather was an imp ortant
factor In the conclusion arrived at.
The newspaper accounts OF tho departure OF
the army from Massilon also caused q depres-
sion OF ardor. OF the eighty men enrolled.
only one, Robert McVay . contractor. remains
enthusiastic and persists in declaring that he
will Join the Coxey ranks.