Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28
LOOK OUT FOR BOMBS
ro,.y.ts Said 10 Ciffy Dynamite
Tor PlutOcrlls.
. WANING TO MR. BYSUM.
rr. smlii'. Army Of Five Kindred
galuu's Men Jeer Detcciirc.-
More Recruits.

wAsuiSatoS, April 23.-Represen.
,suys Bynum, Of indiaua, received a
l,lisr rom Chicago man who signr
.i,.elf Charles Nugent. The writer
..wthat no was formerly one Of Mr..
yvpuni,. constituents, aud no dntes
n. letter simply "Wolt Madison st.,
Aful. 20"
Is tells M Byuum that no had
b,tr tell Grover Cleveland ami John
s.umau 10 keep OF the street while
ueglxey commonwoal 10 In Wash.
inuon."
oIuo Chicago contingent Of the
Crr.y army" ne continues, "is COM
nt IMPLIED with dynamite for all
such U.ItUutats.
.t Bynum does not know whether
pbpuIafmei or treat the matter as
ssr. NJ Mf. Nugeut is coming with
auy such Intentions as involve the
uf0Winl Of dynamite, or even hasany
eancthlcd about his pum0n, huis likely
g. spotted anu incidentally locked
3D.. The District police nud the gov.
gfnmuut authorities are taking no
chances and they calculate that a good
macy tuch cfnuks us Nit. NugCnt
ftemstO be- are cure 70 follow the army.
The city directory Of Chicago giyva
ms names Of but two ChafiuB NugunlB,
and mother man lives In the west
division.
A MODEBN JEANNE D'ARC.
OAKtAND, Cal, Anil gS.- The 500
cJmm0nweaiers who leiI here lHst night
0n steamer bound up the river Tor
some point near Sacramento, arc under
thu ltaduuhipOi Mis-. Anna n. Smith,
sau Francisco woman Of past middle
age She was unnnimlusly elected by
the regiment after several male COM
maudos had failed 30 lead them from
lhulf wilderness. Mrs. Smith IL
determined woman Of commanding
mlrn, She declares she will not stop
until her ragged host shall be drawn up
~ Hoe before the Capitol steps Ia
Washington, and that Hhe n fOrtinod
% suffer hunger with her comrades II
necessary.
MILITIA 10 THE RESCUE.
Columbus, Ohio, April ga
special 10 the State Journal from Mount
Sterling says that on the arrival Of the
special from Columbus ut 1850 a. m.
Detective Mahoney ordered the Calvin
men 10 surrender the captured train.
Tbs men joessd him aud refused TO
leave. The detective did not attempt
10 use any force but at once telcgrAphod
The governor for help. IL 10 probable
the militia will now DO ordered out.
a MEETING PREVENTED.
igDIANArOLIs, Ind, April 27.-For
time tonight It looked like trouble
would onhue at the court house, where
General Frey with 1000 people pro.
posed 10 hold \ meeting. Some were
Tor breaking into the doors, but after
several pacific speeches the army
marched quietly back 10 the barracks
aud the crowd dispersed.
cuMNoNwEALElts HOLD THE TRAIN.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 2s.-Latest
fepofts ffom IrOudal arc that the com.
m0nWualofs are still In possession o.
Tie freight train which they captured
last night anu have notified the com.
pany they will not allow another
HtlBht going oSAt 10 pass, but will not
interfere with mall ttains. Sheriff
Kelly anu several deputy mauhals
went thefo last night and will protect
property.
NEw RECRUITS.
HILSBoRo, n. d., April 9s.-John
hhuier who kept a meat market on
Main street, surprised the citizens last
evening by hanging out sign stating
that hla place was headquarters Tor
ttcTuih for COxey's army. Inside OF
Three hours he had eoventy.aye mon
on Tue roll. They viii start Tor Wash.
lnglon Sunday morning.
MCKINLEY on THE wARpATH.
CoLumUs, April 2s.-Governor Nc.
hlnly aH0r1ered battery liltO report at
Tue Afmofy, preparatory 10 going 10
Mouni Sterling 10 clear The Baltimore
hhd Ohio freight train OF dalvin's
COEryilss. The battery has gatling
guns ana cannon.
The governor has ordered companies
A, Is ana q Of tue Fourteenth Ohio
National Guard, Col. Colt, to be ready
70 pIoceed TO Mount Sterling with
paUefy. The governors action Is
BASED ON the fact that General Pea.
uluyi general agent, and SupeTinteud.
eul HfAham Of the Is. anu %. railway
tAli they have not been able to get a
freight train through hit, Sterling for
Two days and the sheriff OF Madison
county, with one company OF the
fourteenth regiment at his dispOsal
UNDER the law, refused 10 act. John
Aiahouuy, = Columbus police officer, Ia
~ the train with deputies and II Ia tup-
lo.ed The show OF the militia Will en-
able him TO induce the COIsyites 10 |
leave the train without the use Of force.
company Of tho Fourteenth ut Del |
aware haH been notified 10 hold itself |
Ia readiness.
TALKING on SHOOTING.
MOUNT STIRLING, April gs.-Gal.
Nlh's men are stiil holding tho train,
attorney General Riohards is here
tHNu AoJulant General Howe. John |
N'ahoney offered TO attempt 10 drive
lAe men rom the train with his thirty |
eleolal officers, but was advised by the
A'oIney general not 10 use force or
moot The attorney general said the
m"'Afy hlone should DO the shooting.
KELLY's FORCED MARCH,.
sruAHT Iowa, AprlI gs.-Kelly,s
stmy began Ito forced march TO Bss |
Noineh today under smiling skies and
WIN Tue solid columns singing war
longs The Sacramento malcontsnts
wABgled In during the night, anu ,gbl !
heh lined up ior roll can. The cit- |
tens Of hluurf tuar.. lIl.....l -. .....-.t--