Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07
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COMING TO UTAH.
m, California Contingent Of The ~
duslrIal Amy.
,porr one THOUSAND srROSo.
a., .op,h,rn Pacific viii Haul Thew
10 osdrn II the U. =. win FUR
pl.h transportation There.

s,cp,urSro, Cal, April 6.-rhe
,.i,,,,n,s regiment OF the Industrial
~ 10 the number Of 500, arrived in
s,,,,meulo a, noon today. TIE IN
5,.it.ls were huddlod together IN
,,,hi freight cars, like a band OF sheep
s,me Of them found a resting place on
M. tons Of cars. A. the train entered
'ge city they raised their nags anu
ehesred. -.
A company Of 200 men have been
,,y,ulsed 10 Sacramento, tho membois
,fvbich will cast their fortunes with
tbe newcomers. Arrangements hau
r-en previously made for caring tor tnV
amy In Agricultural Patk. Inc city
.uhofitlo, hai prepared for them
.utsianual dinner consisting Of SOUP
t,ei, bread and coffee.
Colonel Baker, one OF the Held ON
..fs. speaking for the army, expressed
.rrat indignation at the treatment
.blch the men had received ut the
bnpds Of the Oakland authorities. lie
I'M that his men hal acted In q very
...te.Iul manner while they were In
Dad city, yet the officials had threat
turi 20 shoot them, aud nad met and
f5uspifed together IN the night time
10 eall uut tho troops, with rifles ana
ratllur guns 10 drive them away.
aurr berntlng the Oakland officials
,ouuIly, he said; ave are upon
p.arriul mi.al0n, ami ~ II brutal that
hungry men should DO treated llhr
luists.n
rhe Sacramento authorities viii
provide Tor tho army while 70 romans
ipfc, aud arrangements have been
completed tor transportation for the
Iudnslflals over tho mountains, A
riamho has been made that the
southern Pacific will carry the men
GO ogden nj greatly reduced rate,
rfovdud the Union Pacific Will carry
lavm out OF Ogden.
Mayor Stolnmau hhs made arrange.
mynt- 10 ship the army On It's way
last There are 1000 Of them, aud
L.0d order IN maintained. Several
auorefa on street work lott their IoUs
this afternoon and joined the army.
orr FOR OGDEN.
At 8 O'Clock the army boarded "a
special train OF twenty freight cars,
Aud the Journey was soon resumed.
The army mad come Ia on seven ears,
many VI thu soldiers being compelled
~ fide ON TOP. A. the weather Ia utill
very cold In tue mountain, aud M no
one can ride on top VI cars through
the snOwshcds, better accommodations
had to be provided. Al Of tue care
were well filled with straw, procured
from the stables ut Agricultural Patk.
Mol Z Houbert Of tho army had
several interviews with Governor
Markham, asking him 10 interccde
with the railroad authorities nud "
possible procure ifee transportation,
Governor Markham told tins major he
could not do II, As the oOnstitution Otthe
state explicitly provides that the chief
executive cannot have any dealings
with railroad corporations. Before
leaving Sacramento the soldiers were
given large quantities OF food to carry
Un tue train.
~ PERFECT ORDER.
RIVERSIDE, Cal, April o. Tho soc.
oud regiment of the Industrial army
cAmped In this city tonight. They
were escorted to ths athletic park by
tho sheriii and lhe city mnfshal, where
arrangements had been made to shelter
them. the city trustees visited the
camp aud learned what the army
wanted In the food line, which was
supplied them.
lne PROCESSION marched through the
city In an orderly manner, carrying
the American dag at the head OF tho
column, +. Niue,tv, who Ia In com.
maud, maiutains the atriotest order,
aul seems To have complete control Of
tue members.
BREAD FOR THE HuNuRY.
MCkEEspORT, Pa, April 0.-rho
army VI the cOmmOnwesl this evening
T. at camp at Reynol.ou, ami tonight
ihu men ar sleeping In the colliseum.
The entry into tins city was watched
by hundreIs, Dut there was no demon.
stfaUln. There were four new recruits
Today. -Four hundred leaves OF bread
have begu nlfgquV donated