The herald., 1894-03-30
ALL ABOARD FOR WASHINGTON.
Gen. Fryos Industrial Army
Given a Lift.
A Special Passenger Train Placed
at Their Disposal.
Ooxey's Army Plods wearlIy Through
Ohio Slush and Mud-PIain Food
for tho Privates and Pic
for the Oncers.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Tex, March 29.-A telegram
to the Times Herald from Sierra Blanca,
Tex, says: A special train of five coaches
and two baggage cars left here at
O'Clock thin morning with General Frye's
fret regiment of the Industrial army on
board. Company K of the regiment
under Captain Cunningham, will join
the regiment at Valentine, which place
they reached day before yesterday. The
train is expected to reach San Antonio
tonight.
AT meeting of the Central Industrial
council of Texas, a strong labor orgsni-
cation, held in Dallas, the following res
olutions we're adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily commend
the action Of Gov. James S. Hogg in the
stand he has taken in the defense of the
men known as Frye's Industrial army,
whom the Southern Pacific hiss chosen
to haul into the state and dump in the
heart OF an arid desert, there to die oil
thirst and starvation.
Resolved, That we equally heartily
condemn the action OF the company and
denounCe it ae most inhumau; that we
also disapprove of the editorial in the
Mignus denouncing the governors Rc-
tion as communicate, and, as law-abid-
ing citizens, we consider it ill-timed and
uncslled for.
THE CoxEY ARMY.
SALEM, o., March 29.-Coxey's army
passed pleasant night in two halls set
aside for their accommodation. They
breskfssted on coffee, bread and Jelly,
while the officers had pies and meat.
This caused grumbling among the rank
and file, but they were quieted with
promises. ltsnowed all night. making
the roads between Salem and Colum-
biana very uninviting. As Coxey did
not arrive on the morning train orders
were given and a start made at 10 with
IA new recruits who joined at breakfast.
Provision depots are being established
along the route and supplies are being
shipped ahead. Snow continued TO fall
throughout the morning.
Four Pittsburg recruits for Coxey's
army were arrested here for robbery.
They put up at the Salem house and
during the night, it is alleged, they rob.
bed the clerk OF the hotel of $75. The
money in such denominations as de-
scribed was found on them. They as
sert their innocence. Carl Browne and
other officers OF the Commonweal army
deny that they belong to the army.
LEToNIA, o., March 29.-On the road
to Letonia, the Commonweal army
marched through mud ak inches deep.
Letonia turned out a mounted commit
tee of u citizens to welcome the army.
Food was provided for $50, and what the
army of 81 could not eat was placed in
the wagons.
PUGET SOUND RECRUITS.
TACOMA, Wash, March 29.-Accord.
ing to the statement OF leading Popu-
liat, there are in Tacoma and Seattle
over 1900 members OF the Industrial
army. Some time ago man represent
ing himself as an organizer OF this order
wss in this city, and it is said gained
large number of recruits. One man, who
claims he is member, says that in
struetions have been received from
headquarters that will start the con.
tingent from the sound country toward
Washington. The route taken will be
over the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern railways.
A MISSOURI COMPANY.
De SoTo, Mo-, March 2e.-Coxey's
Commonweal army has detachm ent in
camp here. They arrived last night,
1O5 strong, and will leave today to join
the main army. Thsy form hand
looking but orderly crowd.
WAITE GETTING SENSIBLE.
DENVER, March 29.-Governor Waite
has refused request to endorse the
Coxey movement and sign call for the
unemployed of Denver to march to
Washington.