The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-05-16


man named Payne. They were captured
near Clanksburgh, 19 miles south, but no
money was found on them. Treasurer In
man and Captain Savage are also missing
SQUADS OF the army who were out hunting
Tor them found them in the gas works
and exchanged shots with them. Mean
while the money, amounting to about $780,
has disappeared, and the men have moth
ing to eat. Most of Bankers army moved
this afternoon to Arcade, seven miles from
the city. 1t is supposed they intend to
capture train. The remainder will move
tonight They are considerably broken up
and dispersed.
KEOKUk, Iowa, May 10.-Under an act
OF the legislature giving cities under spe-
claI charters such power the city council
tonight passed an ordinace which will effect
ually bar Commodore Kelly's navy from
keokuk. 1t guarantees the city against in
vaslen by paupers an those exposed to con-
tagiouS disease.
ty-nine of the commonwealers who had an
encounter with the authorities last night
We're arrested this afternoon and will
be taken to Seattle to be tried in the United
States court. number of citizens have also
Deen arrested, charged with melting the
commonwealers to resistance
PlTTSBURG, Pa, May 10.-Galvin's army
camped at West Elizabeth last night, and
We're treated royalty by the residents of
that place. Today the army marched to
the night. Col. Calvin has given UP all
nope of transportation on the Baltimore
ana ONO road and has decided to try
and walk on the Pennsylvania route From
West Newton he will march his army to
Greensburg, thence to jamestown Altoona
and Harrisburg following the main line of
OF the Pennsylvania nearly as possible.
81 LOUIS, May 10-A carload of flour on
the way to Washington consigned to Cox
eys army passed through here today. The
c ,tO1xr 1, a.
and carries the following sign Flour for
CoXeyS Army. Washington, From the Citi-
Zens of Springfield Mo-.
SPOKANE, Wash, May 10.-"Col." Dol
phin has been deposed as the leader of the
Spokane industrials He was court mar
tailed today for trying to desert his army
With funds, and was drummed out of camp.
About 80 men were with him, and started
eastward over the Great Northern. Jumbo
CantWeli assumed charge of the encamp-
ment at billiard.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, May TO- - Kelly's
army on its way down the Des Moines river,
tonight reached a point in Marion county,
between 40 and 50 miles from Des Mones.
Ihere is no fixed camp, but the army lies
scattered along for five or ten miles. Two
or three boat loads of provisions did not
leave Des Moines until today and will
hardly be able to overtake the army. The
army was well supplied with provisions to-
day. The farmers of the country through
WHlcn tney are passing bring ample guam
titles of good food
ELLESBURG, Wash, May 10.-Jack Jolly
ana {. W. Hidester, the United States dep
uty marshals who were shot at Yakima
last night, We're brought here on freight
early today jolly was resting easily, but
1t Is believed his wounds are fatal Yakima
people VINO came up say Hidester shot him
self. Nearly 300 commonwealers are here
ana all are greatly excited over the affair,
out nave made no demonstra ton of any
KIND except an open denunciation of the
deputies. All are very bitter and receive
much sympathy from the citizens 1t is
feared that if the deputies remain here
trouble will result. Men continue to arrive
from the West, mostly afoot.
ST CLOUD. Mimi, May 10 - Wilson'S
C0Ney contingent arrived this morning and
is camped Oh the east side of the river
Wilson says his men have money. and can
pay their way. He has been granted per-
MISSION by the mayor to remain here until
tomorrow, at which time he claims he will
be joined by other forces The CONTINGENT
paraded the street this afternoon with a
ilag-bearer in the lead. The men are not of
the tramp type
TACOMA, Wash, May 1O.-Sixty Coxey-
ties captured single gondola coal car at
i-4o this afternoon at Cle-Elum, on the
Northern Pacific main, and at 2:4O started
on the down grade for Eilensburg The car
reached there at 3:07 p. m. Supt McCabe,
at Tacoma, ordered all trains near Ellens-
burg sidetracked giving the gondola the
right of way. The car was stopped at Ell
lensburg. the 60 Coxeyites joining their
friends there. It is reported that MANY
CoXeyites were arrested at Yakima this af-
ternoon. Over 100 Industrials are still at
Yakima, and claim they will take the first
East-bound freight train There are about
% deputies there armed with rifles The
situation at Spokane still looks serious OF
the industrials injured last night. Nick
Weaver. of Seattle, was shot in the neck,
McApo in the ankle. and Seattle, Savage
was shot in the head. Savage was taken
to the hospital All are doing well. Dep
uty Marshals Chidester and Jolly were
brought Tacoma today. Jolly's wounds
are serious, it being through the bowels
ne IS not expected to live. Chidester is
but slightly hurt by ball in the thigh
MASS1I-ON, Ohio May 10.-Nss Mamie
CoXey. the attractive young daughter of
the commander-in-chief of the common
veal, and goddess of peace in his parade,
has returned to Massilon. Her arrival was
unexpected. To a reporter who called to
pay his respects, Miss Coxey sent this mes
sage: you tell him 1 am not at home to
reporters and that I will not be inter-
viewed. That's the way we talk to report-
ers. and you just tell him So
Miss Coxey says that she has had a very
nice time. and she regards Massilon as ex-
tremely dull and commonplace Her father,
as he has several fine offers to do so, and
desired her to remain with him as private
secretary.
KANSAS CITY, May 10.-Sanders' reck-
less army of commonWealers defied plr-
suit and laughed at obstacles again TODAY
Three times their train was reported stalled
before cars purposely run off the track
ahead of them, and each time the railroad
officials believed they were masters of the
situation. But in less time than it took the
railroad company to throw it's engines
from the track at one place and tear UP the
rails at another the wealers had built a
new track around the distractions and re-
laid the rails with their force of something
over 400 men.
The armys sympathizers were hoping
that the daredevil band might run the
gauntlet of United States Marshal Neeley's
hundrd Winchsters and reach Topeka. Once
at the capital, they believed the train steal
ers would be free from care and penalty.
The attitude of Gov. Lewelling gave this
idea encouragement The executive was
entirely non-committal when questioned
but to one sheriff who applied for troops the
governor sent the following:
James Hart, Sheriff, Horace, Kans:
Telegram asking for troops to arrest 500
men who have stolen Missouri Pacific train
received. Was train stolen in Kansas?
Have any depredations been committed in
your county? Have warrants been issued
and the processes been resisted? Are the
men still in your county?
az. d. LEWELLING, Governor"
The railroad company found them
selves in a peculiar fix. The state attor-
neys having declined to help them and the
county authorities not caring to do So pre-
ferring to let the wild train move on to
having several hundred men to feed and
place trial. it took legal ingenuity to get