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'l'wo Volunteer Companies of (iltieene Were
Muted sue nasal so... u. no mes.
litmraldfirrestad for Anarchistie lit-
teraneea. I
Hrsrrsvunn, Md. May 14. «Hyattsvills
is thoroughly aroused over the presence oi
about 500 Coneyitee. who are encamped in
the picturesque grove known as Little 8 .
inst east and outside of the tOwn “mil:
Serious trouble is expected at any hour,
and three companies oi" volunteers have
been organized. ’
Adjutant General Douglas of Maryland
was wired regarding the procuring of arms
and ammunition for the volunteers, but no
reply has been received. The citizens are
determined to drive the coxnmonweslers
out of the neighborhotd and are prepared
toduse drastic means toaccomplish that
en .
At ameeting held at Camp Coxey last
evening the citizens who antagonized
speeobmsking by Coxey and Browne in
the streets of ilysttsville on Saturday even
ing were severely denounced, and this has
caused increased excitement in the town
Browne declared that in 24 hours he would
speak in Hyattsville, and he says he will
be heard in Bladensburg, a small town
separated from Iiyattsville by the eastern
branch.
The commissioners of that town are firm
in declaring that be will not be allowed it
speak. 0n the suggestion of State’s At
torney Brandt. lion. L. ii. iiaherchm tslc
graphed ’Attorney General l'oe of Baltiv
more last evening as follows:
“A committee of our people wish to con
suit you. Will you fix the hour?"
The attorney replied, "Shall be pleased
to receive the committee at lo o'clock.”
Cltisens Take Legal Advice.
The purpose of the interview is to receiw
advice as to the legal right of the citizens
in getting rid of the Coxoyites. Thirty
deputies age patrolling the town of liyatts
ville and Bladensburg. Preparations have
been made at‘Camp Coxey for a long stay.
and re-enforcements from Galvin’s, Kelly’s
and Frye'e divisions are expected. Browns
states that 5,000 men will be encamped
here inside of live days. A large crowd oi
visitors from Washington and the sur-
rounding country was present at the rein-
carnation services held at the camp.
An admission of 50 cents was charged.
Hyattsville has never known such excite
ment. and the town has been crowded all
day. Four of the Coxeyites were arrested
in Bladcnsburg and locked up. Your rep
resentatlve is informed that not enough
provisions are on hand to last after today
noon. The men for the most part again
slept on the bare ground last night, but dr
not complain so long as Coxey stands by
them. (foxey’s power over his men is sim
ply phenomenal. and they declare any
thing is good enough for them If Coxey b
pleased. Marshal Browne expects to movu
his forces to Bladensburg within a day 0!
two, not being entirely satisfied with thi
present location.
l‘itsgenld In Jail.
PHILADELPHIA, May“. -’l‘he Boston coin
monweslers attended a socialistic meeting
here and applauded when the speakeri
abused the newspapers and called the re
porters liars. They may leave town today
but if they do it will be with regret, for
they have been fed like kings here. The
German Traders’ association and the So
clalist Labor party are doing it all fm
them. if they leave town today. they \vil.
stop tonight in Chester, where they hav-
engaged Star hall.
Michael D. Fitzgerald of Lynn, Mass.
leader of the New England lndnstria‘
army; Lani Kalangrafl and Joseph Wem
bloth, both of this city. were arrested for
holding a socialistic meeting and are locked
up in jail to await a hearing. The meeting
was held apparently as an industrial gath
ering. but two policemen attended it if.
cltizens‘ clothes. and they say that the ad
dresses, which were made mosti y in line
also. called on the people to tour down ihl
government and the militia and set the
red flag flying above the White House.
Iiave lip a stolen Train.
LARAMIE. \\'y., May li.~Sheflicr's com
monwcai army encamped last night at
Cokcvillo, in thewestern part of this state
The army has surrendered the train to tha
Union Pacific officials. it is belie-Veil thai
they heard of the trip of the marshal and
deputies. The army numbers only about
150 men.
Rawuxs, Wyn, May lt-The receiver-i
oi the i'ulon Pacific road took prompt
steps to put so and to the movement of in
(lustriais over the lines in their charge
Shellier and his army seized the train or
the Oregon Short line and started cast
All rolling stock was taken from Moutpe
liar, and the tanks were emptied of water
At Cheyenne Judge iiiuor of the United
States court granted an injunction to re
strain the men from using the property oi
the roud.anrl warrants fertile urn-st of thi
leaders were placed in the hands of tin
l'nitod Stun-s marshal.
Hweetlami'a Men Faring Well.
.\'i-'.ivAI:K, N. .l.. May H. vvvvv 'l'ln-suthoritim
hen- haw- Iu-eu much amused by tho Nut
meg coui lngcnt of tho ('oxey army. The)
loft here on their way in Paterson, Why
(,loucrnl Swootluml took them in the oppo
site direction from which Washington This
is not known. They seem to have beet.
thriving since they started and have accu-
mulatod a considerable amount. of cash
They all like the life they are lmuling, and
tho iii who ivore horn are all fairly Wl'li
dressed.
Boys' flulcide Club.
l"mu.M',O.. May lam—Paul Ewing,agm
iii, son of Dr. M. .l. Ewing of this clty,sul
cidcd by taking 40 grains of morphine. lis
was in love with a young girl who would
not reciprocate his aflectlons. lleforo los-
ing consciousness he informed his parents
that two other boys had, agreed with him
to do the same set. The others failed to do
so. however, and say they were only 30k
ing, but they are now prostraied at the
result.
Kelly's levy.
Ennrvxun. la, May I‘m-Kelly’s navy
made about as miles by the river meager.
ment. The cltiuns of Eddyville furnishes
the army with son loaves oi broad, no;
ads of beef and two barrels of soap
s navy broke camp and started for Do
tumws. . i
One Glossy om Marianas.
Lawmcnvitts, Illa. May M.~Compa
or r of Montana's division of the Gorey
army disbanded hire. Harrie. their leader.
having deserted them and taking ell their
tends with bins. .
‘M twisted, stunt
Knit! iii cottonwood Kalil.
‘ by the doomed man.
Postmaster
Kan. on
fleeing. wssvtalsen irons jail by
a mob and lynched.
‘ hing was done in a quiet. orderly
manner. every man seeming whoswmhat
he was to do. After securing the sonar
the mob marched east toe reilroe bridge.
In the »mntime word had reached tin-
eitlnene of the town generally. and aerowd
all fully 1,000 people gathered at the bridge
to see the lynching oi the murderer. A
rope was placed around the victim's neck.
and as this was being done one of the moi.
said to Rose. “Let me take oi! . your
glasses," referring to the spectacles worn
“Yes,” said Rose. "1 shall ,never need
them again." lie was then asked if he had
anything to say. to which he replied:
"Gentlemen. i suppose there is no use to
talk. You are out here to hang me. i
should have liked to have had a trial by
law."
He was asked if that was all be had to
say, to which he replied, "Yen. except
that! hope God will have mercy on my
goal-17 “a .
His hands and feet were then tied, and
he was given a shove off the bridge. fall~
ing about 10 feet. liie neck was broken.
and death was almost instantaneous. The
lynchers then disappeared, leaving his
body dangling between the bridge and the
waters of Cottonwood river. The coroner
held an inquest. The verdict was. "Death
by hanging by parties unknown.”
Two Chicago Thieves Were Caught Watch-
ing Her Boom.
(.‘iucaoo. May li.«~.\iiss lielen (iould
and party arrived at the (irnud Pacific on
their way home from a trip to the west.
Miss Gould occupied room 39 on the parlor
floor, and the corridors near the room are
patrolled by one of Captain 'l‘homas' house
detectives. During the afternoon the oili-
cer noticed a man prowling along the main
corridor, and as he attempted to go down
the short corridor leading to Miss Gould's
room the oilicer took him in charge. The
fellow said he was a guest of the house.
but the detective recognized him as an old
suspected hotel thief and took him to the
allies.
One of the clerks had noticed that the
fellow had glanced over the register be
fore going up stairs. and as he could not
give any acount of himself and there be-
ing no evidence as to his intentions he Was
left off and warned not to come inside oi
the hotel again. ,
One of the porters who conducted him
to the door watched him as he crossed
over the street and saw him joined at the
corner of Jackson and Clark streets by
two wall dressed men, who were watching
the windows of Miss Gould's room at the
time the fellow who was bounced from
the hotel joined them.
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President Cleveland "card From.
l-‘ou'r Moxuor. \'n., May H.—-'l‘he light
house tender Maple. with President (.‘lcvc
ills of morning pupors had boon secured
she prom-«dud to Xiiriolk.
.\'ol:i‘lu.K, May it. President Cleveland.
Secretary Gresham. Secretary i‘arlisle and
("aptain ii. ll. Evans arrived here on the
lighthouse lender Maple. The party were
transferred to the Violet and proceeded in
('urrituck sound. where the presidential
party will spend three days shooting snipe
They will return to Washington next .‘iat
urday.
Mrs. Cleveland Leaves for Bnflalo.
Wasmxoros. May H. -~~'l‘he White House
is at present without any of its distin
guished occupants. Following the de
psrture of the president, Mrs. (,Yieveland
left with her two young daughters for
lililfalo, where she will make a brief visit
with hcr illliilll‘i', Mrs. Folsom.
. Lexington All Alive.
Lilxmrros. Ky. May iri.——'l'he people of
Lexington and vicinity are on the tip oi
expectation regarding the anti‘iireckin
Edge meeting this ultrrnmm. The people
re thoroughly arouse-d, and those in a po
uliion to know any the meeting Will be a
monster allair.
Odd Fellows In Huntsman.
(,Imi'leA'l‘l, May ii. The Odd Fellows
began an elaborate programme today.
which is to continue ’i‘ucsday. Wmlnwiay
and Thursday on the joint occasion of the
dedication of the magnificent new i. i). U.
l“. temple and tho tum-ting of iilt‘ grand
lodge.
Augustin l'ltou Inland.
'l‘ouosro, .‘lny H.” Augustin l’iiou. the
well known tiwniriml manage-r. was
struck by a trolley car on (foliage- street
while on the way to the (Ventral depot en
routeto New York. 'l'hevxtrutoi hisiu
juries an- unknown.
Judge Wilkin Deni.
HT. i’.\l'l., May l-i.»—Jmigr Wcstcott Wll
kin, a native of New York state. a resident
of this city since H.456 and a district judge
for 21 years, died here. The interment
will be at his native place-Gunman. N. Y.
Mr. Ila-delta Resigns.
Moos. May Muit is officially an.
bounced that the Right Hon. A. 1). Man-
della. president of the board of trade. hnr
resigned. Mr. Mandolin was a director u
the defunct New Zesiand Land company.
Threaten to Strike Tonight.
9!. PAUL. May itw’l‘he Great Northern
men say that unless their demands are
granted Hy Mr. Hill today and all strikers
reinstated they will strike tonight and ti:
up the road we mom
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lost me Wlfs Fatally.
Pitcfliitmli. May ii. mini-n Kilmartin,
while drunkuttempmi in laid his wife
with a piece of iron. and by kicking liar is
thehsed and face be injured her so that
she mu prob-lily dis.
TRIED TO ROB HELEN GOULD. .
land and party. arrived here. and after a _,
#351: ml is a: m is... at no is.
MOMS. ‘V ‘ RIMES.
noon in: cranium-’- m
J p. ,
The last at the season i ‘
noun animus. ‘
Fine and sweat. we, are and tile dozen.
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TllE Milli SEEO POTATOES
Still going. Third and last lot now on. Buy
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