Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-04-28
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OMAHA, Neb., April 19.-kelley's army
of Industrials wet, bedragged and chill
ed to the bone, broke camp this morn
ing and started from the Council Bluffs
Chataqua grounds east. During the
night their ranks began to swell by the
arrival, from Nevada, of sixty five under
Captain M. German, and today further
acquisitions were made when Captain
Morgan with two companies OF common
wealers, 800 strong, reached camp from
The objective point of today's march is
Weston, fifteen miles east of Council
Bluffs. It Is believed that train can
be secured at Weston to carry the army
to Chicago Wis Milwaukee and ST Paul.
The representatives Of the brotherhood
of engineers and tiremen have promised
to call on the general managers at Chi
cago. The Council Bluffs lines today il
Chicago will make arrangements for
carrying the men east.
WILLIAMsPoKT, Nd, April 19-Hag-
arstown will receive the Common wealers
tonight. The town is alarmed at the
way the Coxeyitss showed their teeth
at Hancock. Seventy constables have
been sworn in. The Commonweal boats
left Hancock with many men missing
owing to the license which had been
given them In The evening.
| DENVER, A pril 19.-General Manager
Dickinson, of the Union Pacific, has re-
fused to cooperate with the Southern
Pacific in forwarding the second Cali
fornia contingent of Commonwealers
He says that California is no worse off
than the eastern states and that she
should care for her own poor.
PERRY, o. T., April ia terrible
fight occurred about forty miles east
of here near Even mountain yesterday.
The noted outlaw, Bill Dalton, Bill
Dorian and an another outlaw were
killed on the spot, also woman and a
little girl, and two deputy marehse.
The fight is still in progress and it locks
as though the entire will gang be swept
out of existence.
CREsToN, Ia, April l9.-The town of
Kent, nine miles SOU h of here, is burr
ing. The entire business portion is in
flames, which are beyond control The
town will be destroyed. The Creston
fire department has gone to Kent.
| COLUMBIA, April 19--The Tillman
state dsper sary liquor law has been de-
clared unconstitutional by the supreme
court of South Carolina, two Justices
cencurring and one "Tillman" member
OF the supreme bench dissenting from
the opinion.
SAN Francisco, April 19.-An IN
known robber entered rhe Woodbridge
house on Fourth street this morning
and .ollogiDg the proprieteFese, Mrs.
Woodbridge, into her private apartment
drew a revolver and forced her to sur
render her purse containg 5000. The
robber then locked Mrs. Woodbridge in
the room and turned and fled. He wore
mask and there is no clue 20 his
identity.
CHICAGO, April 10. The testimony in
the trial OF Lieut.. Nancy, for killing
Captain Hedberg, began today. Tie
first witness was Captain Chaplin, OF
Fort Sheridan. who testified TO being
present at the conversation between
Nancy and Hedberg during which the
letter threatened to Kill the lieutenant.
Witness said the quarrel became threat
ening and he told the men that he
would them put under arrest unless they
ceased. The defendant, on the stand,
told of his life from the time he left
West Point until he shot Captain
Hedberg Nancy said that be advised
Cap. Hedberg. to seek retirement from
the army owing TO the threatened court
martial and that the i'll feeling between
them began at that time.
CoBURG, April 19.-The nuptials Of
Princess Victoria and the Duke of Hesse
were celebrated here at noon today
with magnificent ceremonies and in the
presence of the most brilliant gathering
royalty has seen in recent years. The
city as packed with royal and imperi-
al guests and all the buildings or the
city were splendidly decorated. The
ceremony took place in the private chap
ell Of the Ducsl Schloss, with full state
| in Lutheran style. The distinguished
guests occupied prominent seats. There
were no bridesmaids, but the bride was
supported by a younger sister. Royal
| ty sat down but the suites OF court Of
| ficials and ministers in attendance
kneeled. Queen Victoria sat next to
Emperor Wilhelm and a galaxy of i'm
perial notables were near them.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-It ia gener-
ally believed among the leading mem
bers of congress that no action will be
taken toward the expulsion OF Congress
man Breckenridge further than allow
ing the petitions to DE read.
ORLEANS ROAD Va, April 18.-Ths
commonweal passed last night atioat be-
tween Green Springs and Bill Bells
Locks, forty miles east of Cumberland.
SAN Francisco, April 1S.-The At
lantic & Psc ific railroad refuses to carry
out the arrangement to carry 500 San
Francisco "Industrlals" east, and the
city authorities have abandoned the
project of rendering aid. The army is
left to it's own devic s.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, April 49,
w OrklDRmeu HeIu q meetiOS IIlS d. eI-
| noon and completed an organization
for the So called industrial army. 5.
E. Carter was elected ger eral. About
| 300 members are now on the roll and
large increase is expected by Saturday.
Subscriptions are being taken up for
provisions and blankets.
COTTON. April 18.-A jury was Sc
cured this morning in the case of Com
| mander Vinette, OF the industrial army.
charged with evading the payment Of
railroad fare and this afternoon they
| brought in a verdict of guilty as
charged. He will be sentenced to-
| morrow and also examined on the charge
Of melting riot.
Los ANGELES, CAL, April 1S.-The
bench show commenced here today. The
entries in all classes are large, and the