The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-22

bat st.ey viii he expected 10 keen the nas-
/ sage open and move on So as 10 avoid isres
treasurer Morgan with the approval Of
Secretary Carlisle. today issued a specisl
notice to the eaeet thar beginning next
1eadsy, and until further notice. tho
vaults aad rooms IN the Office OF the
treasurer ofthe United States, " here money
/ and securities are handled. will not be
open 10 visitors or Others not employed in
TIE treasu-ers Office. It is understood
TINS order Is not 20 be permanent ltisa
prscsEtion against any possible treuh.e
that might be caused hy the large number
oil thieves and thugs that will likely CO
attracted here after the arrival of the In
dustrial Army
III Is stated by gentleman who knows
the presidents views on the subject that
the president wall not initiate any action
Whatever in regard 10 the Coxey mov,.-
ment against Washington City, unless the
district commissioners notify him of Their
inability to preserve the peace and protect
the lives and property of the people of the
district
sstr LAKE,. April 2f.-- The so-cailed In
dnssril Army held another meeting to-
night. About GO members are now en-
rolled. 4 few business men have called a
meeting for Monday for the purpose Of
dev sing means TO assist the Industrials
in getting transportation.
HAerRsrowS, Nd, April 3i.-The ad-
vance column of the Commonweal army
remains IN camp here that Brown may
have an opportunity for speech making.
and the march will not be resumed fer
several days. Souvenirs of the army. such
rs badges and ribbons. are being sold At
good prices. The proceeds go toward SUE
tanning the army.
SAN FRANCISCO, Anril sL-Five hundred
men, comprising the San Francisco cor
tngent OF California's second Industrial
regiment, started for Washington City
this afternoon. They paraded the streets
and then went to the terry station. where
they took Southern Pacific freight boat
for Oakland. Arrived there, they expect
TO consolidate with the army in that city,
and there united effort will be made to
secure transportation East. either by way
of MoJava or Albuquerque. There was no
disorder among the IndustriaIs. but they
are evidently determined 70 reach WASH
ington City somehow. This is the same
regiment that was promised transportn-
tion East by the local authorities, but was
disappointed because the Atlantic n Pa
ciiic refused to carry them.
The Second regiment of ths Industrial
Army. which left here today. met with .
chilly reception at Oakland. As soon 80
the men landed from the ferryboat the
chief of police ordered them out Of town.
The army did not resist, remembering the
experience of the Kelley army at Oakland.
They marched out of town and tonight
are camped at the race track.
CoLroS. CAL. April 2i.--The citizens ara
getting tired Of entertaining the second
Los Angeles regiment Of tho unemployed
army. and mass meeting will be held at
the city hall to consider the problem. 1t
is intended to adopt resolutions asking
Gov. Markham to issue a proclamation to
the board Of supervisors Of the various
counties Of the state requesting them to
make appropriations for tho establishment
of public works to give means of susten-
ancs to the unemployed. and also to make
appropriations for q chain-gang for those
who will not work.