Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-10
IME INDIernIAL AnnY.
Rely rrii- Subordinate 60 snip
more Men 60 Utah.

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Rely Tell. ~ Subordinate 60 snip
nor. Men 60 Utah.
RESO, New, Aprl 0-Caplain
Kelly " the industrial army pnsici
through this morning ga route 10
Ogden. He told Major General Hou.
but. 10 accept all recruits WEBBING 10
join the regiment at Reno, aud set
them u Ogden uu soon aH pUssiulr. lie
said ho would h0lI the main uisision
there or al Salt Lake until their
arrival The regiment here numbers
cight.two, Ald recruits are eIili ~.
fiviug rom the surrounding towns.
the CITIZENS Oh REso "a To TIM
ENtHaEHCT.
RENO, New, April g.-rho Southern
Paeiho having gwen n.tlvr that 10
would not transport thu msmbuIs Of
tho industrial army now here tor Ices
than the regular rate, tho cil.zsns Of
Reno held "a uasa-muttiug - consider
tho situation. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that the Assembling
u large bodies VI men with tue
express purpose Of illuminating
tue legislative branch oi our
government h menace 10 the
nation At large; that 10 is tho duty u
each o0mmuniJ 10 deal with tho
emergency la IT, iuclpiuuUy, instead VI
pas'ing u nlons la aggravated form 90
neighuorlng commuuilrs; that the
citizens oi Reno propose 90 diachargt
their duty us "a community Aud stop
the further congregation IN Nouo " the
ao'callci iniusuflsl army by legal pr
n 80 80 u d.
tot the purpose wili be- found.
The lniuslrials cay they are gong
enti, aud DO not Intend g. wnlk, uud
tfouble IL anticipated u they cannot
board trains.
WILL not HAUL THE ARMY.
OMAHA, Nrb., April g.-S1 farasthe
Union inolhc ~ concutnuI, the com.
pany VIII not furnish Interpretation
Tor the Industrial army 1880 strong,
now corfnlpi on the property ot tue
3 uthvfu PAoilc railway at Ogdun.
superintendent Bancroft Of tho Wyum.
iug division has been advised 10 ufH.
tr,t tue Interests Of the uuiou Pacific
company anu not allow the army OF
INC cummouweal 90 COME east uuitss
the unemployed ate nhiu 10 ray their
transportation across the cIuntTy from
Ogden.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Will NOT
OnsY.
BAN FaANCnCO, April 30. n.
Cfockuh trt vicu precedent II the
Southern Pacific company, was today
asked what tue corporation would %
% complaint should DO made that the
NFtH O.. Ia
taking 900 members OF the industriai
army OUT OF California, ACROSS Nevada
and into Utah for ljl0 wnon the rrpu.
lar fare would have called Tor sgu. 900.
81 for one, would like 10 bp convicted
" We have trausstc-std the luw,n
responded Mt. Croker. ~ have
curiosity 70 know wnat tue courts could
DO tn such a cnsr."
" The company was obliged O. do ns
u uii, OF u thcy declined 90 lo sl, tAu
men would have ridden anyhow"
"lt was the only sensible ding We
o1old 10" said Sup.untg udcut Fill.
more, "tnia mas'ug OF charity rates Tor
tu0su poor fellows. IL was "A hunane
nc. that hau m bu Performed rrgatGltss
NJ the legal ELECT. Those uuiluu. Ato
mon wanted o. get on the fOad toward
iheir homu1 anu We helped them. II
tho law wants O. punish W. iUT that, 4
guoss We eau ltaud o."
"Wlll you obey tho Uah authorities
anu naui those men back 10 Caliior-
nih2" was asked.
"Nnt mucni not unless they pay full
ARE" was Alr flilmoga'sT reply,
rm ARMY IN TROUBLE.
UNIoNTuwN, Pa, April 0.-rhrrs
ar Troublesome times ahead VI the
eOmnonweal 70 toe signs " the times
point rlphL An Clilpial court martial
OF Cyclone kifkiAui tho aatfulugrr,
jasper johnson tue sable c0lur.beafuf,
unu Very ldler the cOmmlssaiy, was
held Tonight, ana they we're absolutely
refused admission iut0 tho army by
reason OF their haviug been tzuibitrI
ia PitlHpufg dime museum. rhrmen
were in town touay anu visited the
camp, where they were churrrd anu
Hskud 10 LEO feiuttA,rd. Johnson aud
kukInud made speeches. The tenn or
NJ the men was SHOWN IN their OK res
aious aud actions, Tue unknown, VINO
uad charge Of tho camp, auuauuotd
that no favored thn reimbursement ol
The men, but wuuli have 10 roller tue
case O. nia HupcrOfp.
Tue meeting between the officers was
spirited, anu the unknown WAS turned
down. rue twelve'mile tramp over
tue national piRe was uneyruflL
ms COLORADO ARMY.
PUEBLO, Colo, Apul 0.-Beit Ham
llton, captain OF tue Colorado division
Of CoNey's army anu forty OF his To-
lowing, were arrested in The railroad