The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-12
COXEY is ARRESTED

COXEY is ARRESTED
WARRANT SERVED WHEN HE AP.
PEARElI Al BROWNIES HEARING.
He Furnishes Bull and, With l,ro,vne
and Jones'. Will Re Fined later ON
the Charge of Violating ~ tinted
States statute.
Washington, May 3.-.Jacoh Schlcscr
coxey, the chief OF the Coxey army. is
nder arrest, and tllr three leaders of the
me, ement which tullninat..l ut tile c:,pi-
tol grounds yesterday will have To
answer 10 the courts for the part they
took in yesterdays dis,urs,ance. Carl
Browne, Christopher C.iumbus Jones
and Coxey will IL. arraienn. before Judge
Miller in the police court. The charge
against them will br violation of the
United States statutes. The arrest uf
CoAey took place to-,iay in the police
court OH information filed against him
last night. The three men have Il con-
siderable array OF Populis. lawyers to
defend them. their counsel including Rep
rcsentativcs Pence of Colorado, Baker of
Kansas. Ken Of Nehluska. Rocn of
Minnesota ana !A,ljt. Gen. Tarsney of
Colorado, a brother of Rcprpsen,atiy.
Tarsrey of Missouri. Counsel asked
that $500 in cash be accepted in lieu of
rcal estate bail for Coxey's appearance,
but the judge refused to accept il, and
CoXey and Jones were taken TO the no
lice station.
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Des Moines, May 4.-Kclly's army may
brenk UP here. The call issued to all
laborins men asking them to meet and
march To the capitol with the demand
that Gov. Jackson secure II train brought
unsatisfactory results. When the hour
set for the march to the state house ar
rived only forty men were in line, but Oh
the way more We're added. and Il total of
lO) men climbed the long flight of stair
steps and filed into the governors rcccp-
tion room. Gen. Weaver marched at the
head Of the column and acted as master
Of ceremonies.
GOV. Jackson said that he had given
the matter the gravcst consideration. He
referred to the events since the army
reached Council Bluffs, and read Il letter
he had written to President Cable, of the
Rock Island railroad, requesting that Of
fetal to furnish IL train to Davenport
President Cable replied that he would
transport one-hnlf of them if the st. Paul
road would carry the other half Later
he said the offer of Mr.. Cable was re-
called. He then read requests he had
made to all Iowa trunk lines, and the re-
fusals from each road to carry the men
for less thar full fare. In conclusion
Gov. Jackson said:
II will lay this matter before the ex-
ecutive council of the state and see what
can be done. There is only one hope
tand that is Of securing sufficient funds
to carry these men to the Mississippi
river unless Kelly will take route down
the river by way of Cincinnati
A committee appointed to confer with