Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21
LIKE A WHIRLWIND.
souErmSGiwnoSG SOMEWHERE.


DIS M0iSE8, Iowa, April q. Cen.
oral Mana lor st. John, Of the Chicago,
Rock Island a. Pacific railway does not
think people have anything 10 fear
from the commonweal army In passing
through the country. He said; "ft Is
made up Of sober, intelligent, de-
lotmluod men, nine-tcn,hs being
American born. They arc respectable,
honest amt remarkably well organized.
There arc no buns among them.
10 they have few moro days Of such
treatment they havu mai the last two
days, 10 is terrible 90 think what may
happen. NDu CAM tell what men will
do when hungry aud hunted down.
"rhis thtnN DO gathering like awhirl.
Wiud. IL IL very similar 10 the Ffonch
revolution. IL iga TERRIBLE thiug aud
70 made mo sad 10 hud ! 1000 respect
ublr, VOL meaning mon, reduced 10
such desperate straits In this country.
We expect these tnings in the Old
counties, but ~ IL no part OF the pro.
gram 1f republic. 10 makes as feel
there b. something wrong with tho
NOverumcut,D
NOr YET MOvtNu.
OMAHA, Neo., April 2l.-At 10
O'Clock today not move hnd been
INSIDE by the Kelly c0muonwealefs at
Weston, Iowa, and the ffouzied ere.
severe" from Omaha and Council
Eiuila disaITented completely. The
villa work yesterday ana last night
seemed 90 hnvo wonfiud tho crowds
uuI thcy were late about c1ngrrgat.
ing. Thr continued freezing weather
also had the effect of co1liug the hot
nuads 90 a certain extent, as dld the
announcement VI tue determination Of
General Kelly o. move the army across
Iowa by means OF wagons.
oSE MORE MEAL ONLY.
OMAHA, Ncb., April 2l.-Kolly is
fnv0lably impressed with the Hug-
Rrs,iou to make the trip overland by
wagon traius aud the encouraging
responses from the farmers 10 his
appeal Tor assistance. The men now
have rltiouH enough for one meal only.
Kelly thinks no Will 20 10 Kansas
CITY by water only asa last resort
n lAluNNNhll NNhlnAAANs
DIS MotNls, Ia, April 2i.-Mr. 81.
John spoke highly Of Con. Kelly, pro-
nUuuoiug him a man Of character and
q thorough Christian, capable VI man
aging the army. He thought thai
fully 100000 men would assemble IN
Washington.
THEY MOVE on wAsHISurOS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-Auothol
delegation Of the WUrkingmeu's Fro,
! tectlve Tariff League, numbering 800
left ON the baltimore anu Ohio rail
way Tor Washington today. Tue met
are from the mill districts Of kensing
/ ton, Mannyuk, and other t1wnH. The J
viii be Joined Ia Chester by 200 more
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.
FORr LUTON, Cob, April 2l.-Th,
| CuKuyilcs hTn liable 10 cause trouble
! At plutleville part Of them tried &
/ board passenger train last night, bu
we're Topulseu by Wild county depulir
| who arc guarding all trains. II thl
threats are carried out light with tn
deputies he certain.
The officials OF the Chicago aul
Rock Island aud Pacific aud Butling
ton and Missouri Pacific roads navln
notified Mayor Bemia that they wOul
hold the city responsible for any dan
age 10 their property, thoy mayor II
sued proclamation cautloning IN
citizens against interfering with Ia
roads. Hu also urged the people syn
pathiEing with the industTials 10 al
the amy by securing teams ami SUI
plies for the march east, Offering /
forward TO Kelly all contribution
made through the mayor'slolioe.
A COURT MARTIAL.
WESTON, Iowa, April 2l.-Kelly
army had court martial trial today
A Madison private tried 10 violate IA
rules Of the induatTlgl army by iurnisl
ing and smuggling liquor In camp an
Is alleged 10 have been spying on IN
men In the Interest OF tho railroad
The charges were proven and he wi
dishonorably discharged and puEliol
drummed out of town.
At ~ O'Clock General Kelly declare
that u transportation was not secure
by the morning he would begin mo-
ing on eastward through the state.