New-York tribune., 1894-04-24
KELLY HAS HIS TROIBLES
ONE OF HIS "COIONEI.S" GETS INToXI-
GATED AND Is "BOUNCED."
THE IATTER's COMPANY THEN DESERTS TIE
PEOPLE or pEs MONIES DEGINNlNG To
GET ANXIOvS THEY WANT THE

GOVERNOR TO ACT
N.ola. Iowa. April 3 Tho Industrial Amy. after
twenty-one days Of hardship in overcoming OBJ
s;acles apparently almost insurrounfahle of 80
external character in its contact with state.
county ami .liy officials. and after suffering tHr
mango Of hunger ami incl,mcnt weather. has mri
with an Internal enemy that promises 60 disturb e.
II prompt measures are NOT applied.
The army was In prrfec; uproar this morning
a, breakfast. and General" Kelly was kcp' busy
uaclfying the men. After breakfast was oyer and
the men we're arranglng % lrraK camp. prcp1rA-
tory 10 leaving by wagons FOR Avoca. th' climax
was reached Colonel William r. ial~r of th"
Isl REGIMENT san Francisco. left camp io attend
- some duties at the commissary headquarters
IN the CITY Ha' While h. was securing IN" melt
cine and clothing for tn sick ncn "irn"ra. N"iN
approached him abruptly and snatchcl his straps
from his ehoullers relieving him from command
AZ "Colonel" and dlsmiysing him froa the arm'.
..Colonel' BAKER was ordered ITCm ~. ht-l an J.
upon refusing TO 80. was thrown "ut b"''N b> '"'
"G.neral" General" Kelly threatened Baker
with arrest ,f anv further disturbance was created
The trouble between "GencraN Kelly an
"CoIone,' Baker started In camp last night In q
ton, over q couple of women. "GentraI Kelly
v.bon asked why he took such course said.
Colonel Baker was removed for violation o'
army orders by being out 81 camp last n'sh' uhl'r
the influence Of liquor ard by being seen win
couple Of women OF an unsavory reputation al a
hoiel"
Kelly was sustained by his army. couri-mafilai
viii he held AT Ayoca and new appointment VIII
h. male % m the vacancy. provided Baker l. f'niI
guilty
"r,lonel" Baker denies that u" was inioNlc'''d
and so,,s ib,, he Aas out last night ~ an escort
+, some Underwood women who were visiting the
army He asserts that he has been suahieI ANA
ignored ly General" Kelly ,Ter s!"c' the army
started from tine coast.
Tn. "C;enerar told san Francisco Company 9 ms
morning that ne must separit" them from th' '''i.-
mander "Colonc' speed. becaus. Of the dis' nsi"ns
which have arisen among this COMPANY ana CAV
them the alternative Of going into other companies
r uniting the army They chose the latter course.
and when the army started they separated ana
walked down the track aon" 10 the number ~ some
thing Ike fifty There is all sorts Of talk "ioAi ~
N the dissension but Il H. believed that ihis COM
many vii return 10 tAe fold
The army is stIll in high favor win III. p.op@ .'
and farmers There have been several trli'N,7 on
The nart Of women TO Join the column, hut ne
General" Is adamant against such T"''ui,uik. I'
says II IL hard enough 10 manag' men Wl'm"ut ."
bc several young women corr"spouh,"l7 uanir.",s i
yht Th otber ts d. aud DO 'ae
NOR part in The camp ne than mer, sprci tors.
unless they happen to be hungry h' IN, ''''' NV
potatoes are handed about.
The people glad to get rd Of thr arm arm i, ana
have business with the railroads resume IN" Tlshs
railroads for rent posted about town nave oeeh
"GeneTaI Kelly has notified the authorities along
the Rock Island route to look out for Company 9,
he deeerfers they are impoStefs. me route
taken by the army is along the Rock Island road.
which branches off from the Milwaukee road at thls
point go ,., -. -. A.,
much strained account OF the presence OF Kelly 3
army In the state II is believed to be only quca
ton OF time until the army Is thrown upon the
people OF this city as Kelly persists in coming East
If he comes by teams afOCt II viii taxi" about a
week for them to reach this place. There Is more
apprehension here because II has been UNDERSTOOD
that Kelly wants to make this a resting and r"-
cuperating place for his army. If they come atoCi
have 10 take care Of them at least a week Busi-
ness here In semi-suspenSc, ana the trains To the
West are running irregularly not at all. Among
laboring people there Is great sympathy for the
members Of the army Among business men there IL
a growing feeling that Governor Jackson should see
the army transported across the State. even If II
takes the military to provide the trains