St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-26
PREPARING FOR COxEY.
SENATOR STEWART WILL ALLOW THE
ARMY TO CAMP
on HIS sUsuRs PROPERTY.

4 Woodiey Park, Adjoining CIeve-
lands Country Place, May Also
- Be Occupied No Increased
Guard at the White House
PETERS Plan for the Unem-
ployed.
!, WASHINGTON, April 25. = Although
reports have been current that the
White house guards have been rein
forced, President and Mrs. Cleveland
were seen driving through the principal
streets of the city in all open carriage
with only the colored driver on the box.
a local afternoon paper printed story
that special guard was on duty each
night outside the presidents door. but
the report is not true. The White
house grounds and house will be we'll
guarded and a close watch will be kept
for suspicious characters, but President
Cleveland is decidedly averse to being
kept under guard. as it were, and more
over, the ordinary arrangements for
guarding the White house when crowds
are here are considered sufficient. A
matter which gives the president more
concern was the permission local real
estate dealer gave CoXey to encamp in
Woodley park. which adjoins the presi-
dents country place.
Senator Stewart was asked today
whether he would grant the request of
Mr.. CoXey to camp his army on the SEN
ator's property at Chevy Chase, in the
northwestern suburbs of the city. He
replied that his permission had not been
asked. and added, that so far as he could
see at this time, there would be no OBJ
lection to the army's camping there i'll
case they should desire to do so. There is
plenty of land, said he, and they can do
it no injury. Representative LATE
Pence pop COLI today received a dis
patch from jeff Smith, Known through
out the West as
''SoAPY" SMITH,
that he would start for Washington at
the head of 600 Denver men.
Assistant Doorkeeper Smith. OF the
house of representatives, received
similar dispatch. There is some doubt
or earnest. He was at the head OF the
forces which resisted Gov. Waite i'll his
recent crusade against the gambling
forces of Denver.
The committee which was selected to
call upon the district commissioners
and request permission for holding mass
meetings at Seventh and Pennsylvania
aDd -, front of tho oo,,rt bOuSa h aS bpap
informed that their request has been
referred to the police board, and that
no reply will be given until the conclu-
sions of that BODY are known.
The committee on public comfort held
meeting at CoXey's headquarters this
afternoon, at which it was decided to
ask each of the newspapers of the city
to receive donations to the funds which
will be devoted to the subsistence of the
conmonweal while in this city. One
member of the committee, A. Iroglna,
who is skilled musician In the Marine
band. handed in his resignation at the
suggestion of his commanding officer.
Capt. Murphy, who thought 1t was I'M
wise for an enlisted man to identity
himself prominently with the mo We
nent.
THE RACE COURSE
of the Brightwood Park association on
the heights, north of the city has been
offered to the CoXeyites as camping
ground free of charge. A local band
leader offers the services of ten must
clans for making the crusade melodious.
George Francis Train is expected to-
morrow, and Rev. M. (. Cross, of the
Primitive Apostolic Church OF God, VINO
is young minister, has advertised that
he will deliver discourse Sunday
night for the benefit of the common
weaiers on the decidedly unscriptural
theme, Damned Fools" Arrange
ments have been made for doubling the
mounted force which patrols the county
from boundary to the district lines.
Secret service officers are being called
to Washington from other cities anu a
greater number of government detec-
tives are in the city than have been
here at one time for years.
Senator PETER today introduced an
other bill TO provide work for the unem-
pIoyed in the District of Columbia. The
bill provides for the Improvement or
the public grounds of Washington by
laying out and making walks. wagon
ways, ana by the opening up Of high
ways wherever needed in the district,
and for the Improvement of those al
ready provided. The work is to be
done under the supervision Of COM
mission composed of the senate and
house committees of the District of Co.
lumbia. with Senator Harris as its
chairman. Persons within the district
who have no other employment are to
be engaged for day wage Of $50 for
eight hours daily work, and $1,000, 900
will be appropriated.