The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-05

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of unemployed to the city.
The News ut Denver.
DENVER, May 2.-There was gather
ing of members of Coxey's Home Re-
serves at Lincoln Park yesterday. The
meeting had been called to increase
the strength of the organization. On
learning of the arrest of Browne and
Jones in Washington, those who had
caused the arrest were strongly de-
nounced. The following opinions were
expressed by sympathizers of the Coxey
movement:
Governor Waite-Taey have an
elephant no their hands. Nobody
knows, of course, what will be the re-
suit. It may arouse some feeling Of in.
dignation and probably will, but hard
ly think it will lead to a revolution.
The government ought not to be SCARED
by 500 or 200 men going to the copital
with petitions. have faith In the In
telligence of the people and believe
they will accomplish their wishes by
the ballot.
Secretary of State McClees-I think
It's an outrage to arrest Browne. look
for the parties at Washington to be
compelled to respect a gathering OF
peaceful men such as Coxey and his
army. Arrests and bullets and that
sort of thing are bad policy when
directed against peaceful citizens. l
think il will lead to tremendous up
rising, and the more they persecnte
these men the more the army will grow.
A Popullst Predicts Anarchy.
Topeka, Kan, May a.-Secretary of
State Osborne. relative to the arrest of
Coxey and Browne, said; II want to
make a prediction. There will be no
overt act until the next election. Then,
simultaneously, flames will shoot mp
into the air from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. and every palatia; residence
will be destroyed In the uprising OF the
people. Woe unto them thep WHO have
sought to stay this tide. For the past
six months the farmers have been pre-
pairing for this. They are selling a
horse or a COW and buying Winchesters,
and many mechanics are doing the same.
X. Of l., and A. II. u. VIII Help Kelly.
DIES MONIES, May Grand Master
Workman Sovereign arrived tonight
with the avowed intention of throwing
the influence of the Knights of Labor In
efforts to secure train or.Kelly. Sow
ereign said his action was determined
upon by a meeting Of the executive
board held at Chicago yesterday, and
asserted that this organization would
see to 1t chat the industrials secured
train, even though every railroad in
iowa should be tied mp.
The grand master workman says he
expected to call labor meeting to con-
slider the matter today, and the action
is looked forward to with anxiety. Sow
ereign sent cipher message to Presi
dent Debs of the A. R. u. last night.
Kelly's industrial army was in great
state of discomfort today owing TO the
failure of negotiations with the Great
Western road and the scarcity of pro-
visions. The citizens committee sen
out an urgent appeal and expressed
the belief that there would be no fur-
Their scarcity Of food. The city authori.
ties notified the proprietors of the stove
works building, where the men are en-
camped. that the rent Is not to be paid
by the city after today. Kelly addressed
the students Of Drake university yester-
dav. He admitted that he was disap-
pointed that he did not reach Washing
ton May i, but said he was not discopr-
aged.
Getting Ugly ut Tacoma.
TACOMA, May 2.-The Industrials,
through Mrs. Cantwell, made another
appeal to the Northern Pacific yester-
day for train to carry them to St.
Paul, offering $1,000 for it. General
Traffic Manager Hannaford refused to
consider the proposition. Sympathi'
GERS then held street meeting at
which fiery speeches were made and
which resulted in the crowd marching
to the railroad headquarters and de-
handing to see Hapnaford. That gen.
tleman had left for Seattle, aAd after
some threatening talk the crowd dis
persed. Mrs. Cantwell led the parade
with two other women. She wore
eight large diamonds.
Carriers Men at Murray.
MURRAY, Utah, May 2.-Carter ana
his men are here aud there 10 no telling
when they will move. The commander
has created the impression among the
men that they are to move soon. It II
expected they will capture train and
make their way ont to Colorado. Rio
Grapde Western officials say there has
been no ARRANGEMENTS made for 4 train
over that line. Some of the common.
wealers are getting restless and desert.
log the ranks.
"A
Coxsyitss on the Decrease.
SPOKANE, May 2-The commonweal
army was resting yesterday. There
was story that a plan was on foot to
move ont Of the city In pairs and con-
gregate near Trent during the next few
DAYS, but the marshals do not believe
this will be attempted. As the ret.
ular soldiers are here In goodly
numbers Marshal Vinson reduced his
force of deputies about one third. The
Dolphin army has dwindled down to
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