The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-09

The Latter Arrested on His Arrival mt Ia
Porte, Indisna-A MuIiny.

The Latter Arrested on His Arrival at Ia
Porte, Indisna-A MuIiny.
McKEESPORT, PA. May s.-Thomas
Galvn's army passed last night in the
comfortiess coliseum building. and al s
o'clock this morning on invitation OF
/ James Evans. president OF the Second
National Bank, moved out to his farm.
! adjoining the city. The army will remain
| I'm this camp until tomorrow IL now has
provisions on hand sufficient TO last a
week. Calvin said to-day that he was
yet uncertain as to the future II no
other means Of transportation is present
| ed by tomorrow afternoon the army will
set out for Washington on foot, follow
| Ing about the same route as that OF
Coxey and Browne. There was a small
mutiny in camp last night. Begging is
mortal offence against Colonel Galvin's
| rules. Last evening a member OF COM
pany "B begged a postage stamp from
| citizen. For this he was court mar
| tialcd and expelled from the army
! Twenty OF his companions who thought
! the punishment too severe only rebelled
and are no longer cOnsderd members OF
the army. There were about go present
at roll call this evening. Calvin denies
| he had intention OF taking possession
! Of 4 Baltimore and ohio train.
., onr' - vip's Army 80 Foot IL.
AIcKEESPORT, PA, May S.-Colonel
Calvin viii leave McKeesport tomorrow
on foot for Washington. At a meeting
Of the army Colonel Calvin told the army
railroad transportation, paid or unpaid
cannot be secured. II they desired to
stand by him the rest of the Journey
would be made on foot il not, the army
az 10 l.
10 make the march. and will leave for
Monongahela City tomorrow morning.
There are 235 men in the command. That
part Of the army expelled for mutiny last
night started FOR Washington this even
ing on freight trains.
RANDALL AND HIS LEADrRs ARREsTED.
LA PORTE. IND, May S.-The two
factions Of the Randall c-ny met with
treatment here this morning hat they did
not relish. The city authorities met them
at the city limits and forbade them TO
enter the city. and General Randall, Ills
son, and two Of his lieutenants were ar
rested and placed In jail. Papers for
their release are now being made out.
The citizens took pity on the starving
army and sent out provisions to IL, where
II is camped q mile south Of the ci,y.
pending the release OF the leaders The
two sections of the army are still on
unfriendly terms and marched from West
Vile about a third Of "A mile apart
Those arrested were all leaders OF the
Randall faction. or main body of the
army. The names OF those taken into
custody are General Randall his son, II.
r. Hofller second I'm command Major
Martin Lynch. and Sergeant-Mator J. c.
fusal 10 obey the smallpox quarantine
regulations. Young Randall was imme-
diately released. the charge against him
being considered insufficient to hold him.
General Randall has telcgraphed 20 Or.
Greer. OF Chicago. for aid IN getting him
and his lieutenants out OF Jail II is be-
leved that the army will break up here
and go no farther
Gen. Randall and staff were unable TO
secure bail and are tonight IN a common
cell, accused Of conspiracy 10 commit a
felony. The 300 loyal followers Of Randall
are waiting for his release I'm the open
air. two miles out on the Yellow river
road. They are even more determined than
ever to walk 10 Washington or die on
the road. Randall accepted his mprison-
ment with much better grace than had
been expected, taking the jail fare cheer
fully and also the bed ~ boards. The
grand jury is not in session. but the
Mayor agreed 10 appear before the cir
cult Judge and file the Information.
ANOTHER coxEYITE JAILED.
HOUSTON, TEN, May S.-The First
regiment Of the Texas Industrial army is
in trouble. It's leading general, J. Il. Pat
terson. is behind the bars. Patterson
ciaf,,,e 10 Tsbtoooo .t..>
a national organizer Of the American
Of Labor and while the army
sleeps in the open air and live on bread
and water in camp, he boards at $3.50 a !
day hotel. To-day he was arrested on a
charging him with swinding AT
Alvarado. Tex. IL appears that Patterson |
applied In distress 10 the Alvarado |
Knights Of Pythias lodge for financial |
assistance, claiming membership I'm "A
Chicago lodge. They gave the money and !
when the Chicago Lodge was asked 10 /
remit they branded him as ar imposter. |
The Alvarado Lodge wired here 10 have |
Patterson arrested for swindlng. stating |
that they would pay all expenses.
CoSeyites Develop smalI-Pos
PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Two desert
.rs from Christopher Columbus Jones
llNlSlOH OF lHe COAey army, JOuu WISH
ngton and Terence Donnelly, who were
admitted 10 the almshouse in this city
hortly after abandoning the army. have
developed smallpox. and were to-day sent
o the municipal hospital.
Winchester- Instead Of u Train.
SPOKANE, WASH May s.--Colonel
Dolphin. with his Industrial army 10 the
lumber OF $50 began the march to Wash
ngton yesterday. Dolphin Informed his
nen that at Hillyard. five miles east OF
his city where the Great Northern car
hops are located. a train would be In
Waiting. The Industrials arrived at Hill
ards two hours later. but instead OF
hiding a train waiting for them. they
ound forty deputies armed with VIM
hesters. guarding the yards. The Seattle
nd Tacoma armies are arriving in squads
Z one hundred and all will be here by
Wednesday.
cor. BRECHfNRFDGE RETURNS.