The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-17

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ra1 Di1999sucn II 0OvkOss
f,re ~ ~ SCorsv ermies appeared In
porsiand. Or. and eomuitted lawlsss sets.
=. a. Noytheyn paoitie vas under The
eh.rr, 81 the receivers appointed 81 shs
1Jaifed gtases oourtp. Federal troops inter-
$780,. NAT other lagiess acts were threat
ennd evsv vhieh shev "a no lur,plies,cn.
Ore~s. - n sxoali1nt. ioral uliitia.
emnle : 1870 ths peeas. bal vhsa the
edtuta.t senera, tslerrsphed Gov. PEN
.e.er 5 stsAemn.t - she fse4s 40 asked
~ instruettons 10 ths ogScers al the militia.
(3ov. Rennovse tsle9rephsd heek thaI -
dtde,t care ! whoop vhsthsr the law
broaksrs Or the United states troops came
cut ahead: that ..Cteyslsad Md brought
hock the Commoa vsaless g Portland and
CLEVELAND might ssks cars q them"
The ropuiist eeressoss o. Colorado and
Kansas exhibited ths came spirit, and
Won't az I'll. shs Rsyuhlioan governor Of
loWe bored the railroads 60 transport
xslisy.s Amy Over into Illinois Or some
othsr stats Instead Of coping With the
psobiem himsslG II letter % the gen.
ersl manaGss d he Iewa Csntssl railroad
che othsr day Gov. Jackson said that
ss0ea.a xsiisy and his so-cailed 'savmy"
had bsen eamped g De- Noinss for .
week, and muss either disband or march
eastward across the state, sithsr Of which
WoalA - . calamity 10 the people Of Iowa.
He thses1bre eppsaisd q the manager 70
help Min BY furnishing free transports
zion - , point on The Mississippi where .
eoat uooid - d uaitiae 70 transfer thsm
hown the river.
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Wnst 49, snls mesns ~ meens tnss
6efo Was band Of trampe and vsgrAnts
whaoh n vaa the dutv Of the fova author.
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ssass - oFsa9 mp ous III snss sns governor
railroad company should carry them free
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uPon sne people OF enotnef state. Inc
manager of the railroad very properly re-
f,ased Ia comptv vi.h the reouo,t He
rrr,ia No, sfynrd "a 40 - nor can Gov
1.ct.or AFFORD Ia .hi,r MI. Am,v h.c.r..
his lfre AZ action vill ~ .nr. ,o fos,., an.
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.The p~op,e rid themselves now of inn
mediate danger by stale and municipal
sewardies. Under presenss OF sympathy.
com mnnitv sssr,. and .amssim.. AZ.
hsusss itself 60 pass the Army on 70
In nett nesxhbar. AT one promi-
~ ss. M ea W. oo ~ sse.Y
while they had no power under their cl,v
charter 10 pay sarcs. they ased every pos
an's pressure 20 inauee .nsss omeefs ann,
thsl, lsmi,s and dmmn .hs,a w,.h,n an.
corporate limits Of rival city,"
One Of the organizers Of several Coxsy
attachments. In an interview as Fergus
Fails. MIMI. states that the city Of Butte,
Mont. raised 5000 10 transfer its unsm-
played to the East. Other cities in the
West he dscisrss, are raislns large sums
for the same purpose.
pssraieheso OF recent date stass that the
city OF Pueblo. Colo. offered the Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company $500 to take the
Cripple Greek contingent Of Coxsyites
eastward. the aldermen voting che sum
and snstruetiug the mayor to negotiate
~,sh tia ,amn.nx
Nhen eoxey . army Got TO Washington
City they refused m Offer Of $500 TO elear
~ . risr. NJ Sraard ,n., n,,.,.. ar -.
-. sa' Ssy
hmHs. s"asa "''seay eonsrsdiets the
claim that . large rropoxt!ca of real
vorkins men are memher. AZ an.
nj. r.nnna.p a.. s.,s
'''' ssa1'e"' sss"st OF sns
Hemssseaa stfiks, sccompanssd Coxeys
army ca its march from Massi.Ioa. n u
Warrington CITY q . nsuspapsr CORE.
spendens. o'pcnnsis does not sonc.a,
hss contempt foe Browne and Csx.y. who
have led the men composing their asmy
into the gssassss pises of folly ever per.