Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-18
An bRHY OF SUFFERERS.
The Hnn tiernardino authorities
roweriosu Go urcaL ~ the Hrri-
mont iu Ihat County.

DENVER Nnl1r AurU l1.-i0NCN'a
Colorado CONTINGENT, 10 strong, In.
tended 10 rc.Ec q -. q N. froigh, east.
bound tonight but tho officials were
too quick aud tho train pulled out
without the army. The mcu finally
marched two miles in the sIush 10 the
Union Pacific round house at Fourth
and L1rlmUr streets 40 midnight, where
they remained MI night, expecting 20
catch q Rock Island 1toight this morn
INK. They uru wet aud cold nui o.
sufiorng.iooklng bot.
TOO MuCu FOR TiulL
SAN IERsAHDis1, Cal, April IS
The second Los Angeles regiment oil
tue cOmmonwcal army, eight OF whose
leaders arc under arrest here, Il prov.
INK n thorn In the public'a side. The
authorities OF san Buruatdiu0 county
determined 10 break up the army anu
prevent Ne moving eastward from here,
out they now hni that tholr hands are
more than foil.
Yesterday the EIGHT leaders under
arrest were taken from the county Jail
70 Cotton % plead before Juslicn Bling.
ham 10 charge OF attempting % Ir.
fraud the Southern Pacific railroad our
OF fares. The men, eight iu number,
pleaded not guilty. They ut once innds
preparations 10 furnish bail with the
intention OF going on the street 20 De-.
liver iLtl mmatofy speeches, but were
prevented from doing 30 by the district
attorney, who filed complaints Chafg.
iug them with MEETING riot Alter
pleading no, guilty 10 this charge, each
one demanded a separate Jury Trial auI
proceeded 10 tubl wla every member
of tho army ne f. witness, thereby hop.
ing TO give all Of their comrades "a loo
NJ two dollats a day during the trial OF
tue eight different cnnu'.
4 pANUEUUUs SITUATIONS.
OMAHA, Nup., April ls.-tlolly's
army h. still 90 the OLD Cuautguqua
grounds east OF Council BWiis,uud no
riluati0n is dangerous. Tue men are
wet 20 the skin and chilled 90 tnu bono,
aud the iowa militia men Htill buT.
round them with fixed bayIuels nnu
gu,p them from the shelter OF tho
buildings. There IRE fumulinys Ia the
uuks % the .mm5uwehl,rs, but the
dtclpliuu has been thoroughly main
tHintd thus iar Dy the officers. There
WAS enough fJ0I Tor breakfast today,
and that fact perhaps prevented an out.
break, but something must happen s0ou
10 relieve the tonsiou, or violence iH
tuFc 10 follow.
The lauuuug men OF Omaha and
Council Bluffs are greatly Ia sympathy
With the army, uuu Indignation has
been expressed ut the treatment &c.
corded the travellers by Governor
Jackson, OF Iowa, anu the authorities
Ui Council BIulf.
a meeting % express tho indigna.
don felt, was called today by the
| knights Of La0Jr both OF Omaha anu
Council Biuus The meeting in this
city was held in front OF the Life
building anu a crowd u 500 laborlng
men was on hand. Many speeches
were m-ds in ueuunciRtiOn OF the
fliciais anu railroads anu Ulcra OF aid
were uumerauH, one mau declared
that ~ something was not done ~ once
90 carry tho C0mmunwcaiors east, he
| favored securing recruits lu Omahl
ana march against the Iowa militia,
He offered 10 purchase s,OlO rounds OF
ammunition nc his own expense. The
crowd had by this limo become drmot-
stHtiye and the police eummarliy
broke up the gatherings. The Knights
II Labor nra called out for a meeting
tonight. Tho Omaha commercial club
today, through IN officials, made a
threat TO boycott the railroads refusing
10 carry the kellryiJts eastward.
TIM INDusTElALs FREE.
Asa result 10 the indignation meet
lug at Council Blung Governor jack
sou at noon OtIolgd tho militia 20
| break camp at ChuuAuqua grounds
ana return tu Council uht TINS
leaves the iugIttllnls tfuo % march
east or capture O. tpin'
CANNOT LEAVE DENVER
DrNvER. April ls.--ouo hundred
anu My Co1eyilei hero noat4ed we
ouz cars OF the Center u +, felghl
rain, bat the ttainmeu dropped me
g N. John BrUwu, Of tho f'oAat u
rauoh, Windsor, COlga Wha hufl, hlu
tic commonwcaitfs claim nH was AZ
ssulttu, but the tlainmcu clam Brow IA
,ell from lhu train.
TEN THOUSAND TOR BLOW
Hob FNxstmmons's Feelings mn'h
Damaged.
NEWARK, n. j., Apul lo'-blu =
FitzHmmuns has begun sun HsAln.'