New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
CoxEY MUST FIND ANOTHER CAMP
oropv SHOWING THAT NONE OF HIS MEN
WILL. WORK EVEN TO MAKE THEM
o-r VIC cOMFORTABLE
sELvrs COMFORTABLE


vosb,ncton May Io-According to the order
,ssuea veaterday by the District Commissioners
Corev would have TO remove his camp oS "'
dav morning but this order was modiheu 'o-U"'
Coxey had a hearing before the COMMISSIONER "
noon to-day. and explained that II wou" ue III"
possible for him to get his men on' On ~ 80
notice He said he was trying his best TO secure "
,aca as the one now occupied by them was not 10
bis liking. but so far he had been unsucceSsi",
The commissioners told him TO continue MS S'"' ""
tor a location. and to make report to them 10
morrow afternoon as to his success and they "o"''
,ben decide as 70 what should be done.
A, Coxev's camp in South Warrington the men
o os,,r bright and early this morning preparing
tho enclosure for another inspection by inc He"'''
officers. 49,, "a
I-nder date OF Camp Tyranny" Browne has ad-
dressed a notice 10 his comrades. recitins 'he
Of the authorities, expressing the nope mo -,
BOARD Of Health will reconsider its order but
- o,.orv man 10 remain at his post or duty so az
-. "a a,,auable in case the camp must be Ho''N'
Tho Coxey army proper has dwinded 10 aoo''
half its original number and many menus , 90 ., ct
commonweai a arg ook for work one OF the mem
hers cxpresscd the opinion that 'hSrs ,hing
na r,en in camp in another week the onl4 oh,1 ,
~ mn To- Worry Coxey Is that there h'e ~
more paid admissions PuDnc re Sety Coxey's
has nearly died out. and visitors are W IL con-
daily mail however is ncreasng 81 the other
stantly Informed OF the move'hhe"i "a only holding
armies on the way anu Day"
Va Tew.York member OF 'yhSIr's, ~ morning
inclceit ~ t tbat the Coxey army VIII no, "9rh
GONG ~ Z, &c necessary for their own pfo''c''"
6n'' rndi,ton Of the grounds whcre th'Y a., 80
ia.,,,ed required a trench Tor draindbv P ~ yro-
mp ,r,yo hicks and three snoVeIs W. ~.
De ous. mo men were asked TO begin Wvrk. ~
u,css.,d mat ne was tailor, ann cDut,' ~ tho
plole2t, ,ohor Another excused hiHselI ol 80 y
nround that he was a carpth.oI. ,,,,i 0na,lv one
brScL;aver and so the stories ran uIi' ~ a main
Dtlchaye ,ound who confessed that ne was d p''i
ever nverv.day work.ngman. a pick was haS"''
mn H. went to the spot indicated and began tb
~ ,,nrked ten minutes the reinhlnus!! "a, tbc
ne ~" o. ,ched him with grave Interest ~ VIA
nd ~ that time ne threw down ne r lie
td ned ''be ID II he'd WORK any IT., 90
49, s.n,k and he made this declaration goou ny '''"
W. q, nm The Job then and there ,..,, co,gre.s.
M ~ cIdcnt was told 10 the new oLh - a.
nan nv ONE OF the local physicians aetaen ~ b,ng
spect the Coxey camp ana 10 'ou'"'1 '
w Tanas q Mcguire, the Democratic ftepl ai',
,, rom the Nth California District "as asne
e. there was any truth In the stateIr,'t t~eyf,e
that Mr. Mcguire knew him. ana VOW W. shin@ton
t@r,rd,ng his plans when he reached "asn' -
i' 81 tney Kelly as a baseball player IN San rIan,
cisco" replied Mr. Mcguire D9t tf n,iT" bns
~ Tor the relief Of the unemployed IN the es,p
pia hn,act ~ an irrigation system by inc FeItIh
n.nvnrnment for the irrigation of ara anus po1
mia the surplus ebor Of the country naS NC
om OILS MAJ ultimately establish homes upon t''
irrigated land" Aar,o,"
II do" .,,,or sbar Won present
"If Kelly brings such Po''"'''' "
II to Congress- II, .-oo ,,s consideration
nv Tho Committee on Arid Lands wheiner W re'''
| shall come TO Washington In person Vi "o''