Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-24
KELLY MARCHING ON.
Iowa Farmers Turn Out 10 Gte,I
the Crusaders.
VEHICLES AND PROVISIONS.
Tho Successor Of thu Rehellllus
Colonel" Baker.-All Harmony
aud Unity.

started to Atlantic, where they nre due
tonight
At Avoca the populace turned cut
On masse 10 bid the commlnw callers
goodbye. The wagons that brought
the men from Media were to.
turned last night, aui today
sixty.thrgo i:olh team, furnished
by the farmers In the adjacent
county, we're driven into camp at
AvJca and loaded with common
wcalers The vehicles could hold only
about half the men, aud every i've
miles shifts were made. AZ the army
came down the steep hill into Walnut,
o. was received with tho same cordial
welcome which has characterized the
receptions since It loft G. unCil Biuils.
Inu town officials bid Kelly welcome,
anu the towuspooplu mrnisned plu'y
ui ptovHiOus. lho stop here WIS
hfiUi, and the army was sUgu ON its
way Tor Atlantic, twunty miles from
Avoca. The iafmeu greulul the men
with words OF encouragement, anu
now anu thon well iiiieu provision
wagon wheeled into line amid grateful
cheers. A carload OF provisions from
Omaha was pfumiscd
some excitement was caused In
camp late last night by tue report that
Two mrn uad been poisoned. Tue ply.
uiciau who Investigated the report taid
tue muu und taken an overdose Ui
cough medicine anu were only slight.
ly iu
AZ Atlantic elaborate Preparations
for tIo reception VI the army were
made aud committees we're arranging
tuc details and collecting tue ptOyls.
ions. The Amy gave no evidence vi
the muluy u yesterday, company q o.
Sacramento being uprafvnuy ~ loyal
a. the others. Tue successor 10
Colonel Baker, who was discharged
uuu who ranked next q Kelly, has lOt
been chosen, but Col. 5praI, Of 5aofa.
mento, Will probably be elected t0m0F.
row. The communicative are bitter
IN their condemnation NJ Baker nuu
his anticipated expose OF kclly's imam.
cial molhuus. Should tnU vx-c0l0nol
attempt 10 return 10 tue army, he Ia
likely 10 receive rough haudnng. The
muu express great cJufiduuce Ia Kelly
aud are allowed 10 view the accounts Ol
the army whenever they wish.
bOONsBDKOi ND, April 2i.-rnfee
hundred men constituted the main
division Of the cOmmonwoai on tho
march out OF B0ousbotO. Washing.
to4's monument on the summit Of tho
south mountain was saluted with three
cheers by the army. Frederick, seven
teen miles away, IL thu next stopping
point.
10 IRY n AGAIN.
SAcRAMgNrO, Cal, April eth .
city trustees have app1intoI a commit
tee 10 rec what eau bo done towards
Rotii the 800 c1mmsnwealers
stranded here out OF the city. Chi.
Gems have been providing them well
with food anu the leader, Col. InmAn,
now has nearly $500 In cash, Em.
| ployud mechanics nave called a public
meeting for tonight 10 consider the
matter OF raising enough money 10 pay
the afmy's fare " Ogden.
~ RHODE ISLAND.
PAwruCKEr, r. l., April 24.-The
/ New England division OF COXey't
army reached this city this afternoon.
| They halted two hours at Colbler PAtE,
where the leader, Fitzgerald, made .
| speech.
~ MARYLAND IN sILENCR.
MIDDLErows, Md, April 24.-Ar
escort Of the city deputy SHERIFF., armed
and mounted, met the COmmonwen
| at Bolivar Heights today. Tue army
| marched by In silence, Browne ut tn,
head. The escort will accompany Ia,
army TO the county Hue.
ISANsAs FORAiING A REGIMENT.
Kansas Cay, Nov, April ga
| Kansas City's cOmmOnweal army 4
forming. Charles q. johnson, heal
waiter in prominent restaurant, ~ 4
be commander In chief, anu when tn,
enrolment OF "sOliiersn reaches tn,
800 mark, the march TO Washington b
10 be- taken up. Already nearly thir,
Of that number have slgnliiel will
iugness to join tho army and iul
compliment IL expected 10 mAteTiallL
within short time.
FREY's COMMAND.
BRAZIL, Ind, April "a. - Frey
commOnweal army arrived nero todA y
II Will remain three days, deliyeTin
speeches ami securing recruits.
KELLY ALARMED.
wALSuT, Iowa, April 2l-soon ate
lGelley's army lelt Walnut today O
east hundred men left the ranks an
started across tho county. The arm
left Walnut lis strong, but II IL nj
parent Kelly viii DO fortunate II h
teaches Des Moines with 200 met
Seven men arrested IN Ay0cu last nigl
for disofdurly conduct were released /,
day. Sheriff VI 2 iu, Of Council Bluffs,
following the army with three deputie
pinkeflon men are also Ola the ira
aud II II expected Wholesale arrests wi
DO made at Des MDine'. On the marc
today Kelly was hailed ny corps {
men vino asked MIN q allow them
take train. ave can 20 u, ami y
VIII do II, general, II you viii lot US,
said the spokesman. Kelly told "a
men It would rula the osuse OF the nj
employed Il they took such actor
There was much adverse comment an
Kelly Is evidently alarmed.
REFRACTORY srEAD.
WALNUT Iowa, April 2i.-Colout
Spuau WAC sldrd with tue depOst
Colonel Baker. refused to obey Kelly
order 10 march with tue commissar
wagons today. Hot exchanges OF con
plimsnls followed. The Sacrament