The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-28

and san Fraaessco aesschments Second
regiment. Industrial Army. which h.va
been detained here for some davs Jeff N,
the steamer Aivirs tins afternoon for =
trip .? the Sacramento river. Their s.es-
tiGaiaon - said 80 be New Hope. near
Sacramento. and it is doubtless shsir rur-
pose 70 endesvor TO continue the tourney
east from that point
stcssvEyro. Cal. April 3-.-word has
been received that $50 20 |. 900 men s.ft
Oakland this afternoon for this city on IN.
steamer Asvira. chartered hy oskisnd
citizens No stock is taken in the
statement that the men are 90 be
landed thirty miles south of Sacrs-
mento on the river bank. and tbs
expectation IS that they will Re here bv
O'Clock ,omorrow. C.tlFens held a meet.
ms tonight Ii Was reported ,o the meet
ing that gen. Barker had been fully
warned not TO come here, bat declared tha,
he had men enough 10 force hi. way into
the city; that the railroad company and
the state had valuable interests here. and
10 would be an object to them 10
have his army carried East The mayor,
chief of police and sheriff will meet the
invaders on their arrival and tatiy tell
them thew shall &c, no aid or comfort
here, and that the srst infraction
Of the law will be severely pun-
ished. The probability Is that If the
army attempts TO take possession
OF Agricultural park or any other state
property il will be confronted by the
military, as the local soldiers are thinking
oi going into camp for few days. The
army already stranded here has gone to
Suiter. where they viii probably be Joined
by Barker's men.
VALPARAISO. Ind. April 81 Eighty VAL
psraisa business men have each subscribed
from 81 10 $40 TO assist bands of Common
weaiers II they come to Valparaiso. The
fair grounds are also placed az their ser
vice.
Ansrs. Ia. April 27.-One hundred and
twenty-one Sacramento men were missing
today when Kelley massed the Industrial
Army for marching. The men asserted
last night that they would walk no fur
ther. and after breakfast tried to steal
rides. Rain began falling soon after
dawn and there were scarcely sufficient
teams to haul the baggage. The
grumbling among the men was
loud and deep. Kelley ordered
the army. telling the men to tax . railroad
instead Of the wagon road. il they
wished. But do not interfere with
trains" he commanded. "If you do
you cannot go further with me-" The
eisht-mile tramp To Casey was very
slow. bu; hot meal and coffee revived the
mems courage. and for the remainder of
the trip better time was made. One OF
Council Bluffs advance committee. r. q.
Graham, became convinced today that fur
ther efforts TO secure wagon train for the
army, was useless. and returned home
Kelley spent considerable time today
organizing . baseball team. The camp
artis. 10 preparing = banner for the club
bearing the inscription. industrial
Army. Slide, Kelley. Slide. On to WASH
ington."
CASEY, Ia. April 27.-when the rain
ceased the day became IN ideal one for
marching. Kelley found only . tolitary
basket of bread and pound Of coffee at
Peru. He WAS incsnsed ct the failure
to provide food. and issued the
following appeal to Mayor Bemis at
Omaha: "Ws are entirely surrounded By
Pinhcrton and railroad detectives, who
are sparing no pains TO break up the move
ment. Send " supplies by rail - soon a.
possible. We urge you once moro to stand
by US. We hpps to make Des Moinss Sum
day."
CoLuxnus, o.. April cT.-Caivin's army
boarded . Baltimore q Ohio freight train
for Columbus two miles out of Washing
ton Courthouse and rode to Mount Stcr-
ling where tbs train was sidstracked by
order of the company. The men refused
to get off. The sheriff says he will not act
till warrants are issued. A small squad
arrived here on foot. They say Calvin
has resigned temporarily to escape arrest
a. the leader.