The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-30

tional banks. Browne climbed into the
wagon. Beside him stood a stulwart man
holding aloft banner with the legend:
'fhe Kingdom Of Heaven Ton earth) Is at
hand"
The choir sang In various keys, key 10
each individual, a parody on the revival
hymn, Hold the Fort" Before the sing
ing was ended several hundred people
gathered around the wagon with uplifted
faces Across the race track, In front Of
thetmproYIsed platfofgn, the grsndstand
Sests were filled With solid rowsof men
And women like araoe day srewd The
track itself was fun of carriages, in some
of which ladies' and gentlernsn of the FASH
ionRble world leaned back shaded by par
ssels and listening -eariously.- -Bteyolers-
dismounted and leaned on their wheels.
.CAri Browne hrSbRbly in his ,ddvbnt4r,.
GUS life had never faced such an audience
as this one which greeted him with avery
faipt demonstration Of jeering Applsuss,
when Ne barsd BIZ head and annoHnSsd laI
text trP1n ReFelatipns, ( 1lItl
Senators Masterson and FrySMfththeiSI
wives, were in handsome carriages; Sena-
tor Coke and Representative Buckley Kill
gore, of Texas, stood wedged In by the
pepulsoe; the long grayTbeard Of. Senator
Dofph shone cOhspiouously; Representa-
tive Dolliver, the young protsetionist from
Iowa, WAS at the head Of another group OF
congressman; Mrs. Anna L. Diggs,of Kan
sas, the Populist speaker, stood with baby
in-he arms, and beside her r gorgeous In
their Jsatins, with long braids 1hanging
down their backs, and red buttons of the
nobility on their skull leaps, were two
Oriapta1u frOr,, fla Tb;nogc location
The speech Of Carl Browne was a
strange MIXTURE Of theology and finance,
He acknowledged that be was, q crank ,be-
cause it took crank, TO move anything,
as he said. A crowd Of men perched in the
judges stand of the race course led the
cheers, and whenever Browne scored
point they changed the sharp tongued bell
there with great effect. Brownies speech
was listened to with impatienoe because
the people wanted to hear Coxey. l....-..
When finally the general scrambled up
awkwardly upon the wagon and was In
trodrteed he waived his hat to each quar-
ter of the compass, He was proceeding to
unb0som, himself of some eeloquentperiods
upon the completion Of the greatest march
Of the Nineteenth century when some
skeptic bawled out, 5nWhere's yer 800, 900
menppH A1oIa L5.n'E ~ - .,,.s.,-
IA. v N 4
This interruption was not dignified- With
areply fTbe pitiEen launched into, his de
soripGon of Ithe millions dof starving uns
employees shnutiRgp1 'fWe'n ntayIhere all
summer until congress- rtakes baetioff 5oh
these Bills fTbelievei they viii be PASSED
In two weeks. YOU only have to pick up
TIE paperBi to see what despeTate tes straits
these men are coming te1tq get otoa Wash
I lngtQp,u Loo kat the draiHs tbatrflays been
seizetl.s L dufEb believe dn la4vlessness. Hb,I
lar from itsoBt nlt#kas1n afffefehcesH they
d6htt get here TUESDAY sSVe va 20 tU the
|, Capita 7steps ana hialSsi bur demands and
come, back here Is, camp and WIlti This
teyolutiQpary spirit of679 is9makng the
money lenders 1treBa-ble now OonBress
ta.keStwo yeaps5tb vGteIon anything ifileft
I to itself.o BINenty miliiens Of people bare
! hungry and cafftot wait two Years TO eat
t Four million men idle for njhe 11uiontls
/ That s Nv hat 4 G Gecyet Cley Land has cost
/ this county ,, Sherman and Tom Reed
|, hays helpsdshims sothe Republicans have
not got the horse on the Demecrats?h zup7
| In this strSin Corey talked for half an
hour. Every thrust at the eplutocrats was
accentuated by the 5clahg Of the bell, and
the crowd Which listened was constantly
I hanging but altogether an attentive one.
/ Meantime tbs army inside the canvas had
been disposing of a miserable meal The
Keh lined up before q comnissary wagon,
/ from which squares of the bread, which
they call punk, was dealt out to them,
! This they took over to the, camp FIRE,
where several buckets Of uninyitinR look
| ing mest stew had been conoocted. Each
| wealer received a big spoonful of the stew
! on his, bread, and they sat about on5the
d,
| way fdht4%5 on 7."- l7u, " 's7 ~
! Although there IS much humor about
the affair, the sight of such a Sunday din
ner and Of the raveneVs way the men
fought over twas not humorous one.
! ,ItwRsI pitiful, Htoo; ito see the unhappy
| looking wretches stretched out on Z the
bare ground in The blazing sur" P5d6rly
lEclad, .although all OF them were clean
shaven' "A much more elaborate meal
was prepared FOR the leaders In the head,
Quarters tent. Some -9f the men had
l11noney and procnred sandwiches at the
roadside tents y-bgt-mSst-ef-them stayed
b by the camp. uoitusU sIdE1avr8
l. NisitQrs came Until dRrkGinspeetedstliF
camp, Looked al Coxeyis5h handsome horses
,binithe stablesi nearby and wenth0me with
4 dwhHtever fears they may. F.h ave entertained
59ofs Ias9leks out break ff6nf the fi6Ii pretty
th6rop ghly qugned p The gate Receipts rel ceei fol
d2the dRy, sf@ Said 3Ba But 80 & !, 1stbsm is'n
z Eeneral C9xey seames into, the city to
4 night and Registered at one of the best
!; hotels He declared tifaiB fhis armywil
march to stheTGspitoi tomorrow, hold Its
great mass meeting on THE stepsto dethand
4 the jjassage Of his bills and then return tx
oaHip to wait until they Become law. ia. y.
H. .7I ,Kellsy's Rough, ExPeTIenpe.s ss7~
DIES MONIES, Ia, April 8O.-KeAeyisiIn
kdustrial army marchedtwenty=sev mile.
4 Saturday night without foed5 and wer,
held by the police albday yesterday, in i
Il driving ruin storm. five miles out Of thI