New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23
BLOOD on THE MOON.
GENERAL" KELLY MAKES A DIRE PRE-
DICTION.
HE FoREsEEs A BAPTISM OF BLOOD"-iOWA
FARMERS HAULING THE "INDrsTRIALs"
EASTWARD IN wAGONs-HEARTLES

EASTWARD IN wAGONs-HEARTLESs
RAILROADS DENOUNCED.
Chicago April IA Tribune dispatch from
Council Bluffs Iowa. says: General Kelly ana sew
eral Of his aids made addresses to their forces
last night. in which II was prophesled tha' oloou
would be shed before the army reached us deS'ha-
ton The army gathered about General kelys
Headquarters at . O'Clock in response to a general
order He made an onslaught on the Democratic
party He charged that party with being dlrecuS
responsible for the present deplorable plSht Oh 'He
Commonweal Industrals and declared that the
Democratic leaders had forfeited the respect anu
sympathy of the laboring classes. In conclusion he
My comrades we may have trouble before re,,', we
reach Washington. Some OF us may never @ retui1,, 10
1t may be you or It may be me- ana % nav no no
doubt IT viii be some OF us LIZ m% him be-
came sim death. Then he continued: An nf rev
olutions have received baptism OF blood Pua
don't expect this one Will be an exception u ''e
rule" ,, ,h had
come nut to lid hln adieu. he said: "Friends you
who have been SO generous both by word ana "e'''
IS The little General retired, the soldiers gent mp
cheer after cheer until the demonstrat'o" o"'"'"'
%coa. iowa April 22.-Accorlns TO orders ptIgn. Is6y
and eary tns W2rning' and thr peope who had
been 50 kind the "lndustrials In the hDul M b ~
ot nstyari II reached micrWood about noon AMI -
$50 this afternoon arrived AT thlS NLias' nal
has meyer had a celebration of any kinn To rludl
th. demonstration which greeted ne hlINd' ~ Wv Wv
Kelly army this afternoon. \ crowd "i ',,p P',,,'
Villagers and farmers from the surr'Hhllhs 'Grr IN
Try gathered 10 welcome the pilgrims OF peace ne
army came foot Kelly in advanI,, noun, - ~
the horse which vas presented 20 nm a. a.. 0S 8
Huns and preceded by the Underwood CorneI l,'at -
playing National airs. Kellys forces ~ere & imrt a.
militia and men anl women from the town. be9rihhs h
hags. and Mayor Johnson. win the menaDTi cit-
Town council and committee ol 80 beortv
izenS whp an Joined In according thc arm! " 20,
/ greetings and welcomed KS members a. ''e ''''
Father schulrmacher Of tho catholic ChuyGn, l,r,.
| loned IN tn" welcome and declared titt M - IL
/ u,fhD-s wcr. win IN. army OF workinSm"n lie
/ showed his interest In the welfare ol the & &at!n'
.rs and secured the use Of 10 teams. whch VIII Dr
loaned free OF charge help the army on ~ @ W"y
TRIALS as far a. Avoca and the army VIII ; lea Vt
there In the wagons Al O'Clock III m rir 'y' olr 81
| me civ and arrangements nave been made Dy
which all Will be sheltered Enough 2foI. bns
! contributed T. the commissary depaitW ~
sn in mnny ways have the residents done all II
! fhair power 20 help the weary in"A. , .o -.
Kaiiy,,r, m" freeiom Of thc town Round aiie
round OF cheers greeted the armour. ' ~
| army had been provided transportation 'o' ''-"''
Kcy 6cd rccpton This cyGning mir ;, I9oTS d99$ E2n T6
citizens ~ ms pac" are strong IN IN 'n'!r nor r
,o furnish A traln for the army and o-ps.a.ly ar
;hcy biit,r against the Rock Island am MiiwSuH,
ana council Bluffs and practically shutting o" Al
I'm in.e,.n last night Judg. Hubbarl was s.
-, sr,roJ f,r his policy. and after the meetin
-,f,r,nf -lfz.r- hum, Judge In "fhgy on ono %
No principal streets 'f the town II S r'por ~ ~
a fiirub,r ~ Piuk"rton DETECTIVES going, nnder. ~
g-,isa ~ travelling men h1v" been g'nS dh'dH ' ~
,r-,y vylfh the object ~ preluiicing IN" P',p.
,'t,,., tn. .lndustrials" Other peopl" have WORK
s,icccssfI game u swindhns hy canV". .Slns to"h III
f,r subscriptions 20 help me army ana pockethS ~
/ ,,roc.e.is ~ Underwood four women. VINO ma
crown enthuelasiic IN the cause JON IN the mar
Ana Wa.kei at the head of the column all the wa
! 20 fhis city -. - 10
Einn Harpcr the Omaha woman who made hei
.rir monument AZ the tim" OF the capture o., N
! io@,u,otive IN the transfer yards. mas lolnf' th
! army In the capacity OF correspondent n larE
nun,h.r ~ visitors from Omaha and Council Bun
accompanied the army during parts of me marcn
Kelly tonight received a telegram rom FN1"r'
| f-rvr n Tcrrc IIaute Ind commenting the coir-
/ <ouv has 50 far pursu'A. and PREDICTING success
the sam" policy is confin led