The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-04
III HAVE TROUBLE
x0YD9 MEN WILL PARADE IN
WASHINGTON.

tDY,S MEN WILL PARADE IN
WASHINGTON.
! Chfef - Police Declares That il
i bey Attenpt to Enter the Capitol
i rounAo They VIII He Arrested
i elly Stlll mt Des Moincs.
yaohin9ton, May 1. - Coxey's army
start On its march past the White
aasc. government buildings and the
uOl to-mOrrow, and it is possible that
B ollision between police and the army
ii occur. Mr. Coxey saw Maj. Moore,
chief Of police, and announced to him
a a'intcnuOn of speaking on the capitol
d u. Ha was told that if he did SO
would be arrested. Some common
A,lefs intimate that when repulsed the
ii Wiz disbana, it's members will Ell
Il the grounds as Individuals and then
ii their speechmaking under lie great
ltu0 Of christopher Columbus at the
III they DO says Maj. Moore, ''they
Il ~ arrested Having finished their
, d1C demOnstra ton the commonweal
,,dierS win march to vacant lot at
ssond and NJ streets southwest, where
II VIII pitch their tents, and the lead
h announce that this will be the per-
,nent camp of the army of peace un-
!, bthA rood roads bills are passed by
lgres4 Other continsents are expected
join them here.
Helena, Mont. May 1.-Maj. Discom,
: m three COR panies Of the twenty sec
d infantry. from Fort Keogh. es-
ted Hokan's army into Helena at 8
lock this morning Oh a special train,
lich left Forsythe at 8 o'clock last
MT. There was no demonstration on
!, trains arrival, only the usual crowd
louneors being at the depot. The pris-
ers number 33l men. After stopping
teen minutes at the station the train
,yed tw0 miles west. There the pris-
ere were nnloadcd and marched TO the
L grounds, where the soldiers pitched
mp.
Spokane, Wash. May l. Spokaners
~ considerably surprised this morn
Il t0 6nd train load Of real United
at1g DOldiers pulling into the Northern
ltclAe depot About $50 troopers of the
yurth Infantry from Fort Sherman con
itutod the party. Late last evening
anited States Marshal Drake of Tacoma
1ired the authorities at Fort Sherman
4 troops to assist him in preserving
der at Puyallup, where over 1000
.lumOnWealers have camped. Military
Hcers will diyulge no information as
the destination. and the train is now
Gstracked here. waiting orders. 1t is
ought likely that the troops will remain
He and prevent the passage Of any train
hich may contain commonWealers. The
cal cOmmonwealers now number 400,
tend starting east tomorrow.
De- Noines. May 1.s-Rumors of a gen.
:al tie-up Of all the railroads running out
De- Moines were rife to. day, and
lilroad officials, who have been in a
40 of apprehension since Kelly started
ON Council Bluffs. were much exer-
ised. labor leaders said that if Kelly
~ not furnished transportation within
dree or four days, the strike would
pread 10 all the roads here. and that the
o-up Woud continue until the army was
Arriod to Chicago
MnyOR Hills states that he will go &c
Ne cn1np with police magistrate, de-
lare the army under arrest. try the men
i i bunch as yagrants and sentence them
b three days in jail Then he said he
you'd turn the papers over to the sheriff
d aefve. thus shifting the responsibility
d the county Kelly declared that NJ
would not walk out of town, and sale
Y expected to have a train Wednesday
dis axmy grew very rapidly during tht
Nv. More are coming all the time. ane
Kelly expects TO lead 1000 to Chicago.
I Helena. Mont, May 1.-Hogan's army
go men, arrived here to-day
"A \ aapecial train in charge Of soldier'
rom Fort Keogh The prisoners were
:aken to the fair grounds, two mile!
lrom the city. and went into camp undel
1idtaKy guard.