Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
THE ARMY IN COURT
Commonweal Members Sent Down by
Judge Miller Today.
THE LEADERS SEVERELY CRITICISED
A Case About a Wagon Belonging
to a Contingent Settled.
BEGGARS MADE PAY A FINE


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Another alleged Industrial army is on. its
way to- International esYyital. and unless the
MARYLAND ou,bori,ia, a,,,,,, e. IT,, -, 80
4 q a. ~? ~ III inc nun al III vi
Wv IS, HlehoerS VIII reach mere some
Aiae sebis sSsfHnsts Taaie crowd comes from
TIE west and although not large in num-
l,,.rs, .ttss,, Ar. ayte,o1 ao.i,,st &C ,,,cb ha.
..,,1e: M, i,;s, -, .s,
. q = s'-fe' 'eet 90 many "oiieh anu
= iisfen: D:fhe county as the same number
II TIE army OF trainns now in camp at
Il .snilga ar .Itosslyn., ,Fhe members of this
I,.rticuIar lit.le a,rn,x nasssd rbro,,sh rhs
ce,t,,,, a. .ei,. - ~; e 7, ,I,,.,,: -.
eoui''S ee' oi''eI sue Oh f'oeh'iie last hisht,
ana reports lhdlcate tGat 1t is composed Of
more than tao dozen roughly dressed and
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s,i 10 - ~ stuia.itls law anu me re;
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y, IS s,f,r.'sa au
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M, N"' Ne""oio anu "hepheru
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-. $50, si,o q: 80, liossn
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+ ~ snd t.a.; nYe OF tae men from
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n'at' TN ne goat stfey hau -S9ch products
- pc'"'9tS, corn, cutuhners anu cdhte-
"a, w1,eh ~ a,.:,ect v,b. ,r,S ,.,ysn ths,n
ana tiseres is no evidence that they OBJ
eNIhed them IN any othef way.
these WeaIy Wealers were much sur
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b.uebt n S,urrn w
one of the n.r,y a good loolin, wong
man was . sJ,,,tsd Of his asSocistss an1
NJ, cia,med'fh:i,' he was a res,san, OF Prince
cl.or,,'', o,,i;,, va ~
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ana mon iny.stiyst;an Ie,rnad ,ha $50
state Of affairs
ave are from Frve.s ca,np" said the
Spokesman for The party. There is moth
m +, sst in "a mn and We c...na dowyn mr..
,nin,,rr we w-re in Marv,snd'
robert Gordon. Johu Smith. Frank Ellis
ira Roh,rI Graham were the names they
AVE.
rnr facts wsra discussed in c,ur, and the
men admitted that they had been mis-
s9taed'
va W.
a. u.n,
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nc pa' "i.u o.o''i"1 i"''i o"N oi'i
t a. ~
pants. ana sent out an engine anu Ca
ooose, but dad not send enough officers
hen the place was reached a camp of
fulIv 6ftv tramns was found and the ar
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i'ai "a ,ne ,, 70. ann t III
because OF me movement started by DE
serter' COxey disappeared il all directions.
.Ihree OF them, however, We're. unable to
be. AVA "nd were "ioush' ih'o 'he Chg
'TtiiIr.s n, Ltpp,,,,. Eaaa-, p,apa On, rohr
M.ity were the names they gave
! I'VE were on our wa -rar the west to
uaft+mofe, was tho - s. ss,ven Judge
Miner, and We Land a. -fSssS for the
hight" --s....s.,.
DO You belong to ln 5'yy' one of
them was asked
What army? he askeI IN court
The industrial army thai does not be-
hieEe in work, the court explained.
No, SIR
! The men promised TO leave Immediately
II let go and the judge gave the citizens
of the District an opportunity to get rid
OF Them.
T,t sD. Family KensOns.
Joe Green q r,ddle-ased man with ,ears
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" mo ""s '' M anu VIZ" an
All OF desperation ne saiu' 1 must get
wprA.
According to his story he had come here
rro,y, lhi,a5alnhia ha.ausa ba u,s an, of
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nor return .n3 Ne ~, 49,, ,onr;, 49,.
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f"""' /" ieRm.
Gen. CoNey, the deserter, and Gen"
Randall, the deposed leader were not al all
connlimentad a .,riny the ,ast co,or,onura. 1
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captains Johh - pohheli, george JeHerson
and Richard Brit. were accused of the theft
ct a team of two horses and a wagon, al
iesed to be the property of Gen" Randal H.
This team has been the cause of much
troahle in the ranks Of the Randall Chicago
contingent On their march through New
line, a citizen OF the mosquito STATE stopped
the crowd on the road and was Loudly
cheered when he made a speech and pre-
scented the cam as gift to the army
Gen" RAINFALL, like all other leaders, as
sumei that the team was his own personal
property, and he never ceased laying claim
TO II. But when the gang of men reached
a little town I'm Pennsy ivania there was
trouble, and by an overwhelming majority
Gen" Randall was deposed. About TO ~
men joined in the little following of the ue-
posed leader and he went to law in an
endeavor to get possession of the team.
The team is the property of the common
wesl" was the decision of the Pennsylya mia
Judge, and so the horses remained in possess