New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
COXEYTTE TRAIN THIEVES IN COtRI.
HoRDEs OF MIGRANTS POURING INTO SALT
LAKE CITY AND DENYER-"OFFIcERS'
ARRESTED 49, MOVEMENTS or
THE ARMIES"
THE ARMIES. "

Vancouver Wash. May 22-Anothcr company or
the 14th Infantry has been sent after Coxcyites'
1t was Company c. Captain McCannon. Troop f.
4th Cavalry IS now the only force left here.
Salt Lake. Utah. May 2-Judge Merritt yea
terday sentenced twenty eight "industras to three
DAYS Imprisonment in the peniteniiary. on the
charge of having stolen a Union Pacific engine IN
Echo Canyon near Ogden. The men all pleaded
guilty
The feeling OF alarm over the situation Is begin
ming 10 be evident in all the towns along the mon
Pacific and Rio Grande Western roads In Cfah
The "ndustria:s" tramps, hobos and unemployed
OF the West and North seem to have turned toward
ogden and Salt Lake by common impulse. ana
the numbers now gathering at both PAGES are be-
ginning 20 form a grave problem for the hu'h'r-
ties TO deal with AS fast possible the men are
fed and rushed on to the next grand raAylng point
which by a general understanding seems 20 be Den
yer: but the patience and purses Of the people OF
smaller towns along the railroads are fast De
beg they Will steal, and thus an ugly fecnng IS pc
ing engendered both in the ranks ana on the part
OF the citizens.
Denver. May 22-The Coxey "Commonwealers'
home reserve" In Denver is likely TO have as much
business as It can wen attend to for the next Few
weeks The news has been heralded that headquar-
tiers Tor the marching ''Cornmonwealers had been
established here. and this caused bands throughout
the West to head for this city. Several hundred
have already assembled here. and General" Hedg-
them at least as far as the Missouri River
Omaha. May 2.-"Quartermaster-Ge General" Breck-
nridge and Colonel" Colehan the two officers
OF the Shelter regiment OF the Industrial Army.
who arrived here yesterday 10 Manager Dckin-
son. Of the Union Pacific. were arrested at the cry
Hotel early this morning. The arrests were made
under Instructions from Marshal Pnkham, or Idaho.
Coiehan and breckenridge. though fugtives from
the Federal authorities. whom they eluded In Nyo-
ming. made effort 10 conceal themselves while
In this city.
Quincy ILL.,. May 22-1he Kelly fleet moved
down TO Goose Island this morning and went into
camp The Peoples Ferry gave So and will give
half the ferry receipts for the benefit OF the army
The Trades Assembly has given 900 for lumber
with which to repair the boats committee OF
seven is canvassng for supplies. and some enhusi-
astlc citizens want the "Commo nweaiers TO re-
main over Sunday A barbecue Is to be held on
the island. few Of the army could not, stand
up under Quincy sweIiskey and spent the night in
jail ts''i".4n
! Columbus Ohio May 22.&"General' G. c. Mo
sher's army left here It's long march to Wash
ington In a driving rain this morning. There were
only thlrty-three "soidiers' in the line. Miss F1os-
sie Drake who was to have accompanied the
.arrny' as the Goddess Of Liberty did not appear.
Corning Iowa. May 2.-Two hundred men, COM
posing the Omaha contingent OF the Kelly army. p"
arrived this city last night Food has been pro-
Vded for them.