The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-28
RANK AND FILE.
Where the Different Contingents are
Located and Their Condition.

Where the Different Contingents
Located and Their Condition.
Coxey and his followers continue in
Maryland and are marching in the
neighborhood of Hyattstown.
! The Butte contingent, under "Gen-
eral'' Hogan are in the tolls of the law.
They stopped with their stolen train at
Forsythe, Mont, intending to stop for
the night. U. S. troops, comprising 500
men under Col. Page, arrived soon after,
and lined up on the platform beside the
| Coxey train and the Montana contingent
was ordered to surrender. 1t was
scarcely necessary command, and it
was promptly obeyed. The common
veal train consisted of IA cars. One was
we'll filed with provisions and one with
railway tools, one with coal and the
other IL cars carried men. Each carried
from 80 to 40 men, together with their
baggage, camp equipage, etc., making a
total of 400 men. The train was side
| tracked and put under guard and "Gen-
eral' Hogan, Conductor Willy and En-
gineer Cleveland were put in box car
by themselves.
Kelly and his mob are in Anita, Ia,
and are said to have settled all their
differences. Kelly, who is said to have
been professional ball player, is organ
izing baseball club to play at the var
| ious towns on the march. The Sacra-
mento division announced that they
would walk no further and would have a
train. The Rock Island officials printed
circular and distributed it throughout
the camp. saying if the army captured
train that the track would be obstructed
and the usual danger signals displayed,
and they would proceed at their peril.
Kelly was highly incensed at the action
of the company.
General Fry reached Indianapolis
with his command on the train they
seized at Brazil.
GaVin's 215 commonwealers were
ordered out of Washington Court House.
O., by the mayor and sheriff, and are
now marching to Columbus. They ex-
pected to pass the night at Mount
Sterling.
The Oklahama territory outfit has at
last reached Ell Reno. At that place
yesterday and the day before 700 men
were organized to move on Washington.
The industrial army at Tacoma is now
six miles out of town. There is great
deal of grumb bling over the scant COM
missary, and one of the captains has
been suspended for getting drunk on
army funds.
Dauphin's brigade of the Industrial
army fingers at Spokane, hoping for
something to turn up. The county and
} city authorities have positively refused
and they depend for supplies upon the
} charity of individuals, and that is rapidly
waning.
Calvin and his four captains at Wash
ington, Ohio, have deserted their in
dustrial army, disavowing all RESPONSE
bllity with that body. The men are
camped two miles east of there waiting
for the Baltimore train, which they pro-
pose to capture.
A new industrial army started on the
march at Spring Valley, ILL.,, and before
it reaches its destination, the outlook is
that it will be larger than all the COM
monweal and industrials OF Coxey and
, Kelly put together. They are princi-
, pally miners out of employment, and
will number 5000 men.
A Coxey army is organizing in the
f Cour d'Alene mining district.
It covers good deal of ground-Dr.
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> liver, or from impure blood. For every
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9 ness; all bronchial, throat and lung af
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n consumption (or lung-scrofula) in its
: earlier stages, and in the most stubborn
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II to benefit or cure, you have your none,
e back.
Il Chronic nasal catarrh positively cureG
= by DIR. Sage's Remedy. so cents; b,
+ druggists.
Poison the squirrels. Sure Shot a
!. Snipes & Kinersly's.
Use Mexican Silver Strye Polish.