The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-12
Disastrous Storm
Along the Atlantic Coast.
Loss Of Life and Numer-
GUS Disasters Report
ed.
News From the Industrial Armies at
Various Points. Forced to Move
On From Ogden After Brief
Stay.
Silver, 81 5 8.

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SALT LAKE April l2.-Yesteiday even
ing, Judge Minor, OF tae District Court at
Ogden, decided in the case of the Southern
Pacific railrn Ike oe Ogden, having landed
1900 Industrial noyve, that the company
had no right to do 50, ami he ruled that the
company must take them back by 10 a. m.
to-day. Unless they did so, the United
States Marshal was instructed to do so for.
chilly, and to impress sufficient railroad stock
to do it. As soon as the army heard the
Courts ruling, they declared they would
not go west under any circumstances.
Meanwhile the Southern Pacific acknowl-
edged the Courts authority and that it
would do as ordered.
The Industria!s, however, did not propose
to do any such thing. They Immediately
sounded the hugle, gathered the army aud
its traps together, and with the American
flag and white flag OF truce at their head,
they commenced their march east, On foot
After traversing the prlncipal parts OF town,
they continued on south Of the town On the
highway leading to the railtoad where it
turns to go east,
They presented an affecting sight. a
number Of them were in tears 1t is esti-
mated they were from ten TO twelve hun.
dred strong A cavalry company accom-.
panied them to that none
of them were allowed to
break away, Last evening they marched
about eight miles to a station near Uiutah
where they made camp and got some kind
OF supper. Here they lay waiting devel.
opments till about midnight, when train
came along from Ogden composed OF empty
coal and box cars The train stopped at the
station and the ragged army boarded it. lay
down to rest as best they could and were
soon speeding eastward, but to where, no
body here knows.
Governor West declares it as his opinion
that the Southern Pacific Company must
pay the expenses incurred on the Territory
through lauding the Industrals at Ogden,
At Ogden number Of the army deserted,
some going north and others going south
from that point
New YORK, April ll.-As severc storm
as has been experienced for years prevailed
here to day. 1t centered on the Jersey
coast, running rapidly to the northward.
1t was attended by dangerous and north
easterly gales all along the New Euglsnd
and Middle Atlantic states. The wind at
three o'clock at Block Island was blowing
at the rate of 60 miles an hour, and at Sandy
Hook, at the same hour 1t WAS also blowing
sixty miles an hour. At teu o'clock it had
increased to sixty.eight miles An hour. Iu
the city however, the winds highest velo
city was forty miles an hour Accompany
ing the gale was very dense fog all along
CATION. Fortunately the fog did not cove
the harbor or it might have given great
trouble. Incoming steamers this evening
report tremendous gale to have been blow
ing outside Sandy Hook for the past twenty,
four hours. Many steamers are over lue auC
have probably been caught in the storm.
The water in the bay has risen. Man,
schooners and other small vessels have b9.n
wrecked and many lives lost along the coast
Telegraph lines all along the Atlantic coas
have been thrown down in all direction!
and much delay caused. The storm extend
ed inland as far as Buffalo and at Williams
port, Pa, six inches Of snow fell, Th
snow storm is the most severe that ha
visited Pennsylvania for many years.
Rear Admiral Benham, who won so muc
commentator by his action in asserting tn
rights OF commerce and defending America
merchant vessels in the harbor Of Rio jar
eiro, on Janua.y 9th, was retired from tn
navy to-day under the limit age.
DENVER, Colo, April IL, Capt, Graysor
who started out with Bert Hamilton's slve
league and deserted in disgust, is organizin
company here to join the California crowt
The Captain, who served in the Britis
army, is confident that the Coxey mov
ment, if backed by honest management an
discipline, will be productive of good H
says a wealthy populist has offered to gi,
army arrives from Utah,
OAKLAND, Cal, April ll.--Another br
gade OF the Industrial army is being orgat
lied here Two hundred men are now {
the district Arrangements are being mao
for their transportation eastward this NOR
ing. This afternoon the first drill was he'll
UNIoNTowN, Pa, April ll,-Co&ey
army started on its eastward movement
noon in bad weather Several deserters r
joined the ranks They stopped tonight
Chalk Hills, eight miles distant.
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 9--Nine fiji
men are dead, six are seriously injured al
Milwauaee's leading theater, the Davidso
is in ruins, the result OF fire which mystt
iously started in the roof of the building
420 this morning. The loss of the buIldi
scenery and equipments of the Liljputi
Company aggregates 100000, on viii
there is an insurance OF $50, 200 Twen
firemen were upon the roof of the buildir
working under the chiefs directions, and
was thought that the blaze was under &C
troll, when suddenly the roof bulged frC