Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
IN KELLY'S CAMP.
Tho ShITsr.ng H.l lho O5l.Cl Of
Sympathy,
nOsrs OFLiBORERs STIRRED Ur.
Six thousand Worklngmou with Fly.
Ing Banners Demand the Atitn.
tiou Of the Authorities.

bound for tue camp u Kelly's com.
monwoal az Weston, lows, fourteen
miles east Of Council Bluni. AZ o
o'clock the signal agreed upon, ringing
the church bells and blowing the
whistles was given, announcing that
kyIly'H army was slill At Weston an.
aulu TO secure train flf the East.
lua.do Of i've miuut,ai 1000 men ns-
1rmblui on Jefferson Square aud
quickly Organized, and the march was
akon up.
AZ every street recruits were
received and formed into com.
ulu.ts and provided with banners.
rho column had been preceded in
Council Bluffs by committee OF prom.
luent ciuzvus 10 call on Governor
JnckHon uud managers OF the railroads
hAi urge that the commonwealth be
at once started enrt. While the column
was marching, General Kelly was IN
Omaha with President 81 John,
NJ tue Rock leland railroad. 80. john
said hc was not In a position 20 grant "a
Nun ua the matter was wholly iu the
hands OF the PRECEDENT OF tho trunk
illua. a prominent man tu gggsled
tIai .he army levy ON the farmers for
horses aud wagons, All that the army
uu bplis into Equals Of 100 anu spread
out over a territory twenty .nvo
miles wide anu march on foot
across tho state, as SUCH plan would
SON 1rug the people 10 terms,
Tor The army would practically de.
vas,ntc the country through which Il
paced, aud the railroads would then
be- iuferu TO carry the c1mmuuwealrra
out OF the country. 10 IL said that au-
AfchisiH in the column marching out
Oi Omaha bad dynamite with them,
tut how much 10 not known.
The column marching Co Kolly's
army, uwuliud 20 ok thousand on tho
march, halted at Baylesa purs, where
tue committee appointed present Il
their demands 30 tho railroad
people. MI Dudca told the
committee he had done oil
possible 10 get transportation but IN
vain. He said the army must 30 hack
10 Chnutluqua aud await trausportn.
iiou 10 Kansas city, or take aIvantage
Of thu Rock islaud- Oder 10 carry the
men ~ regular pas eugefs.
The spokesman replied lac was posl.
uvolthu army would not 80 90 Kansas
CITY, but would 20 to Chicago today.
WILL NOT 90 TO RANsAs.
Kelly had long Interview with
Governor Jackson. Tho governor mott.
He'd Kelly that the citizens Of Council
Bluffs had arranged 20 furnish boats to
take the army 10 Kansas City anu
provide shelter during the preparations.
Kelly replied no refused 10 10, but
wuuld submit tbs proposition 10 the
men.
a RAILROAD MAEAdER sOFTENIN0.
Tho weather 10 cold anu the mon
suffering severely, many having pnou-
mouia, although they nave an ample
supply OF medicine % couniopct the
Illness. General Manager st. John,
upon seeing the wet, shivering men,
expressed his Willingness 10 carry
thom east, AMI askc1 permission 10 do
90. The army may DO transported
down the river 20 Kansas city. Five
thousand sympalh.zers are here ready
to join this MORNINGS advance guard.
TROUBLE FEARED.
All the eastern railways have pulled
the empty cars out OF Council Bluffs
TO avoid trouble. Fully 1000 moro
men have crossed tue bridge " ilOin
the crowd that preceded them.
uoNTANA's ARMY.
HELENA, Mont, April 2O.-Coxoy,s
army unuer command Of Hogan
started from Butte, five hundred strong,
10 march to Warrington. Two mllss
out they attempted 10 capture a
Northern Pacific freight train. Tho
ON GERS Of the company wired Governor
Richards, demanding pfott cti0n,and In
that they would hold the state
responsible, II men compelled them to
grant transportation. The governor
" rcd back that the Northern Pacific
was under thu protection Oi the United
States courts anu must look FIRST 10 this
local officers for protection, The army
IL still camped In the railroad yards at
Butte.
ANOTHER COSrfNuEsr.
pumADELpHGA, Pa, April 90
Eight hundred workingmen under
the leadership OF John 3. Stewart,
president Of the WOrkingmen's Pro.
tostive tarin league, LETT today for
Washington 10 enter n protest
against the Wilson bill. They
ONutHL 10 tthAn W warrington
ab.ut 1 O'Clock. a mass meeting,
10 be held In MetcherOfi'a hail in
that city, viii adopt n memorial 10 the
United States Senate. Tomorrow tho
men will have a street parade ana
march 10 the Senate, whore they will
present petition which will he &C
by textile fairies.
TIRED OF ITS UNiNVIrrD GUESTS.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 2O.-The
may or, the city trustees, tho county
sulurvisIrs aud tho chief Of police,
havo been In consultation anu the
result Ia that Captain Williams has
been told that beyond feeding ms $50
men until noon today, the city would
DO nothing tor them, ~ u had III own
% lOua after. The mayortuld Williams
Hg must take his army out today OF
they would be arrested.
Captain Williams snys he has no
plan further than that tho men Will
nor walk out OF the city, but will stay
here and dgh. II out.
Cuiei Druw says that N the order 10
move on II not Oueyed the men will
.ufeiy he arrested.
vINETTE SENTENCED.
CoLroN, Cal, April 20. Commander
V.uvl,o, OF tue unemployed army, has
cen sentenced today TO pay u due OF
$50, or serve twenty days IN Jail, for
the Southern Pacific Out vi