Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 2

NEVADA STATE JOURNAL COXKY'S ARMY I WEDNESDAY MAY 2 189 In order to make room for my WHICH ARE NQW ARRIVING SUITS VERY LOW! from $500 to $1000 Drug Store been politics ap The Purest and reshest edi The bottled milk system introduced here by ilia a tn TOILET ARTICLES AJSTID BEST AT SEEDS IN ENDLESS VARIETY LOWEST RIGES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Tit VIRGINIA STREET un American and Corner Virginia St and Commercial' Row The 15 1 LI SPRING AND SUMMER DIXON BROTHER The Leading Butchers of Reno RENO LIVERY and EED STABLE IXTER At Wholesale and Retail In his new Comedy Drama The Prize Winner Corner Commercial Row and Sierra Street Reno Has Reopened With a ull Line of Dress and ancy Goods Groceries Tropical ruit Vegetables Carpets and Linoleums 00 00 50 00 the and the 'rest Wholesome Cakes Pies and Bread Constantly on Hand The The All goods of whatever kind will be sold at he same rate of discount all denominations the sentiments of they are sustained All agree that inest Beef Pork Mutton Veal and Sausages Constantly on Hand Also Ham Bacon and Dried Beef ancy Meats of all kinds put up in the finest style of the art and delivered to any part of the City free of charge forgive 1 you oh while Parlor When Bits he Keno Creamery Dairy is adopted in all the cltics nnd approved by boards of health mv23tf Candy a Nuts Wedding Cakes a Specialty Toys and ancy Articles Goods delivered free to any part of the city JOHN PETERSON Proprietor Senator rancis Stockbridge of Michigan died in Chicago night before last IL was a native of Maine aged 58 years and was re elected to the United States Senate from Michigan in 1893 This makes the third United States Senator who has died during the pres ent session of Congress ruits and Nuts Candy actory Grocer ies etc PIANOS ORGANS and all kinds of Musical Instruments The Supreme Court of Montana has refused to issue a writ of mandemus ordering the Great Northern to oper ate its road in that State The Court held that the proceedings were equiv alent to asking the Court to inquire and determine what would be a reason able scale of wages for the men to operato the road and then to ascertain whether the requisite number of men could be employed at the wages deter mined upon The Court was not cer ti that it had jurisdiction of the ar bitrament of these questons or power to enforce its decision should it decide them and consequently refused to issue the writ asked for by the petition ers pj th side of the Railroad Tr xck Sierra St BENO NEVADA 1 or rough or chapped skin use Mystic Rahn 25 cents Virginia street flOur stock is larjre fresh and choice Orders will receive prompt attention Goods delivered to all parte of town free Give us a call and try our gooda and prices jylfitf Cheap Kates reight in carload lots dclivo'ed to mer chants nt rents per ton by HORACE RAYNOR Neatest Latest Cheapest ONE NIGHT ONLY! Monday Evening May 7 1894 There arc 10 rance where pupils are instruct practically how to cultivate and band fruits Amadeus of Spain abdicated in 1873 disgusted with the tedious ceremonials of the Spanish court He returned to Italy and was glad toresume his honor ary and nominal duties as an officer in the Italian service TO IjET Best Turnouts Constantly on Hand rw lonrItwl lrlli lev xonltnr mnnth A fresh assortment of Heath A superior mined paints at Pianos sold on $10 monthly installments NEW BRICK BCILDING South of Depot RENO NEVADA indg The bill now before the United States Senate to grant the public lands in Wyoming and Montana to those States is ventilated by the Denver Xeu It says: purpose of Senator arid land bill to be well under stood in Wyoming The Senator and his confederates have extensive laud claims under the Sabile and other pros pective ditches and if th can get the bill passed they think it will be easier to manage the Wyoming land department than the general land office at Washington This was the purpose of Senator bill when it was before Congress and measure is undoubtedly for the same purpose If it is passed it will not be the first time the law has been fixed by these Wyoming Senators in order to facilit ite the operations of laud 1 (HOLLINGSWORTH WILLIAMS Commerciol Row near Sierra Street Kenu Dealers in According to Ilraklreeu the general business situation throughout the United States is less favorable as is shown by reports from more than fifty important distributing centers Only two cities of thirty five reporting in Central Western and Northwestern States report material improvements These cities are Indianapolis and Kan sas City A specially depressing influence on business is the strike of 1G5000 coal miners and coke operators in twelve States Those men were producers adding to the wealth of the country until the strike Now the scarcity of coal is affecting othr Industries and factories will have to shut down unless work is resumed in the mines An effort is being made to adjust the differ ence between the coal and coke oper ators and the miners and workers A meeting of the coal operators of four or five States has been held at Chicago at which it was decided to ask for a conference with Ly strikers at any place they might designate for the pur pose of ending the and it is be lieved a settlement will soon be reached The strike on the Great Northern railroad is also affecting business Several hundred miles of one of the principal western railroads are practi cally blockaded retarding the business of the Northwest It is believed that if the strikes were ended there would be a slight improvement in business throughout the country but no boom is looked for until something trans pires to restore confidence Capital and labor are both idle There is over $80000000 in New York city alone that cannot it is claimed be loaned on good and there are over one million able bodied men in the country seeking employment Ordinarily the money lying idle would be invested in enterprises that would furnish men employment but at present capital win take no changes and the conse quence is a large army in enforced idleness VEGETABLES HAM BACON LARD ETC Cotton and cotton weaving were in troduced into Europe by Alexander the Great who sent the material the seed and the workmen from Persia and Lidia ADMISSION: Dress Circle (reserved) 51 Dress Circle (admission) 1 Balcony Boxes 4 and 5 AW Tickets now on sale at drug store Opposite Railroad Depot Reno Proprietor rAHCOMBB COTKIS COIN LARCOMBE STRIKES INTERERE WITH BVSI biiBhes and flower beds went down le fore the sweep of the horsemen and the yelling crowd which followed ON THE CAPITOL THE COURT WILL ERE Take your prescriptions to no com mission dispensary After sliaving or exposure to cold iioO Mys tic Balm 25 cents Dillinger's Virginia St Lovers of a good cigar go to the Monarch and get one of Herman Ilj Cuban Blos soms Take your prescriptions to phar macy Virginia street Pure drugs at lowest prices A now assortment of picture moulding artist materials and studies just received by McCullough Jack Godfrey serves a first class meal and fresh oysters in every style at the Palace Restaurant Meals at till hours Nate Roil would like to dispose of his place near the Baptist Church within the next twenty days Lot is 150x150 feet and a very comfortable roomy house Will be sold cheaP junlltf BARGAINS! I Will Sell Suits Suits 12 to 16 yrs from $400 to $800 Suits 16 to 19 yrs from $500 to $800 Unherwear per Srit from 75 to $150 Mrs Soothing Syrup has by millions of mot hers for their children while teething If disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with paj't of cutting teeth send at once and get a bottle iff Mrs Soothing Syrup for children t'ething It will relieve the poor little sufferer imT utely Depend upon it mothers there is no mistake about it It cures Diarrhoea regu lates the Stomach and Bowels cures Vind Colie softens the gums reduces Inflammation and gives Tone and Energy to the whole sys tem Mrs Soothing Syrup for children teething is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States Price twenty five cents a bot tle Sold by all druggists throughout the world Bo sure ana ask for Mrs Soothing aup 21 ly CLOTHING AND urnishing Goods VIRGINIA STREET RENO NEVADA ICE CREAM SODA AND ICE CREAM at All Ifours ine Residence or Sale Mosher offers his line new lubldc ijee on Second street in Addition for sale at a bargain It is anew hoiuc and con tains all the latest conveniences for a nic comfortable home Lot improved Located in the healthiest and most desirable resi dence part of Reno Apply on the premises or at this office apfitf Washoe Lunch Counter and Saloon or a fine meal or a cool glass of beer best of liquors of all kinds or a good cigar call at the Washoe Lunch Counter and Saloon A private dining room has been placed at the rear of the counter feb7tf CLAUSEN BLOCK Props Lots and nocks with wafer in Conner's Eastern Addition to Reno on the installment plan in four equal payments if desired on contracts similar to the Central Pacific Land contracts Also trees shrubs and plants by the million nt the Reno ami Mt Hope Nur sery at Reno STEPHEN CONNER A furnished house containing twelve rooms and bath centrally located Address 0 box 330 Rerp Nevada npr26tf The Butterfly The lower Gir Apple Blossoms Wedding Bells The Triumph Over a Million copies sold this year Harold Etlicl tto yon love nic? ((I) Ah Harold tell yon Will rold excuse me I find ibe article in The Journal on to Behave Propo London Coxey and Browne dodged through I the bushes to the open urea in the east front There was a crash when the fugitives officers and mob from the street met the wall of officers and peo ple in the open The people shouted and Coxey and Browne were lost for a moment The policemen stemmed the rushing after a minute one officer us ing his baton freely Coxey slipped unobserved through the struggling mass and bounded up the east front of the entrance to the Capitol lie was up to the tenth step before he was rec ognized Then the officers closed in about him The great crowd recog nized him and a great shout went up from every corner Coxey turned to the crowd and raised his hat He was pule Captain Garden of the Capitol Police stepped to his right side and Lieutenant Kelly of the city police held other arm The officers formed solidly about him Ihe crowd below was held buck by menacing clubs do you want to do here?" asked Captain Garden I wish to make an replied Coxey His voice showed intense emo tion But you cannot do can I read a protest asked Coxey He drew from his pocket a type written manuscript and began to unfold it Captain Garden took Coxey by the left arm and Lieutenant Kelly by the right and they moved down the steps a solid rank of officers following At the first step the great crowd greeted the officers with a shout Again the mounted police charged and it looked as if there would be trouble but the little knot of officers pressed forward with Coxey iu their center flanked by mounted officers As Coxey made his exit from the Capitol entrance he tossed the type written protest to a group of newspa per men saying is for the There was no formal arrest Coxey turned toward the army which still stood on street CARL BROWNE ARRESTED Carl Browne was a shining mark on account of his conspicuous costume and the most aggressive portion of the crowd followed him As Browne broke through the foliage half a dozen mounted policemen charged after him When he reached the foot of the Capi tol steps there was an exciting dia logue between him and the police The police threw themselves upon Browne grabbed the Hag of peace smashed the staff seized Browne by the shoulders and thrust him through the crowd several hundred feet to the sidewalk Clubs descended upon shoulders but whether Browne was hit could not be said The officers rushed him through the crowd he try ing to shelter his head shouting: am an American citizen I stand on my Constitutional The dramatic marshal was dragged to the police station I When the police had escorted Coxey to his carriage he clambered into the vehicle and a loud cheer went up from the crowd Then the policemen lost their heads and falling upon a group of luckless colored women clubbed them The army had not broken ranks in all the tumult The humble bass drummer started the solemn boom upon his instrument and the Common wealers fell into step and with Coxey bowing to the right and left amid wild cheering the procession turned down Second street to South and started to its new camp in the malarious region in the extreme southern part of the city Christopher Columbus Jones leader of the Philadelphia contingent was also arrested He and Browne will be arraigned in the Police Court to mor row on a charge of violation of a special act of Congress against assem blages in the Capitol grounds The penalty is a fine not to exceed $100 or imprisonment not to exceed sixty days or both Governor Northen of Georgia pointed Patrick Walsh United States Senator to fill the vacancy created by tne death ot Senator Colquitt Walsh is a Catholic and the A A assailed the Governor for appointing him be cause of his religious belief Dr Hawthorne the celebrated Baptist Minister made the attack of the A A on Governor Northen the subject of his discourse last Sunday evening He declared that any organization which essayed to establish a religious test for office is an enemy of the State said he the part of In and the result of their war on JLious liberty will result in driving people into the Catholic Dr Hawthorne said that all good people whatever their religious belief were equally devoted to the country and they should unite against an or ganization which is visionary The ministers of iu Atlanta indorse Hawthorne and by the press of the city there should be no religious test for iiio as men should be elected because of fitness for the place their standing as citizens and lie principles which they advocate not for the reason that they attend a particular church A Parade in 5Vhloton Two of the Leader xclting Scene and Incident Washington May The Common weal army was astir early to day upon Brightwood Heights busy with prepa rations for the procession to the Capi tol There was an early breakfast of eggs bread and coffee Tents were packed Into wagons and the army was in line before 9 o'clock All the men carried staves on which fluttered white flags with the motto: on Earth Good Will to Men but Death to In terest on Before the start Carl Browne formed the men into a hollow square and put them through a most remarkable drill Stares were handled like guns and when Browne shouted and they cheered three times and waved their sticks in the air The Philadelphia Commune sixty men strong stood to one side waiting to fall in Oaklahoma Sam galloped up and down the line on a stallion The bass drum boomed dismally and bag pipes emitted shrill screams After a march twice around the grounds the men were drawn up in line and more cheers and drilling followed Browne harrangued the men iulbe customary street fakir strain telling them they had received permission to inarch to the Capitol grounds where they must disband and enter as individual citi zens or not we will be per mitted to speak 1 cannot lie added you must be careful to preserve the peace Then we will march to a new camp near by This demonstration will be more powerful than force than guns or The ragged army cheered wildly Browne went on: people said we could not march up Pennsylvania avenue when we reached here Yet the police department informed Brother Coxey yesterday that we could march Mr Crisp refused yesterday to allow us to speak on the Capitol steps We did not see the Vice President We will go into the Capitol grounds as in dividuals They cannot prevent us doing THE MARCH At 10:15 the industrial army was ready and out of Brightwood Driving Parkit started for the city As the caravan worked its way down the three mile stretch of woods to this city it was a most fantastic array Nine mounted police rode ahead Then came Carl Browne in a buckskin suit mounted on a big gray percheron stallion and waved a small flag Next was a creamy white prancing circus steed bearing Miss Mamie Coxey in the role of Goddess of Peace She is a slender handsome girl of 17 with long golden hair She wore a pure white riding habit Her head was covered by a little rimless blue cap and she shaded her face with a tiny parasol Altogether she was a picture of such unusual beauty that a spontaneous cheer greeted her unexpected appearance all along the line Oklahoma Sam followed on another stallion Next came marshals bugler flag bearer and a band of six pieces playing Through A banner with a portrait of Carl Browne and the legend to In terest on was borne after a light buggy decorated with flags drawn by two black horses in which sat Gen eral Coxey himself beside Mrs Coxey a handsome young woman in a colored tailor made gown shading with a para sol the white robed infant Ten Coxey aged two years rom Mount Pleasant to the Capitol grounds the men marched between rows of people three deep About a hundred Commonwealers were in line Scattered among the army were about a score of representatives of labor or ganizations and as many detectives from large cities In the city the crowd interfered with the passing of the army and the police were kept btny Coxey doffed his hat several times in response to cheers A POPULIST TELEGRAM AT Thomas Circle Marshal Browne ordered a halt for a rest while the men gave three cheers for The police dashed up and upon their com mand tne army promptly moved on The Commonwealers turned into Penn sylvania avenue at 12:15 and this tele gram from Harrisburg was handed to Coxey: Populist convention now in session here sends greeting and ex press hope that you receive a fair hear ing for the principles you have so nobly It looked as if a circus was in town There was little of interest in the walk up Pennsylvania avenue to the Capitol grounds The procession moved ud street tn the top of the hill where the broad ex panse of avenue swept toward the east front of the Capitol Mounted police men stretched from curb to curb ad ingress toward the Capitol impossible The squad of police in front of the army went straight ahead It was a ruse to carry the procession past the Capitol Half a block up street Browne halted the column and dis mounted He turned over his horse to an attendant then he went to carriage and spoke to the General Coxey kissed his wife sprang from bis carriage and made his way to the entrance of the Capitol Browne fol lowed bearing a banner The rank and file of the army stood in the street Coxey sprang to the stone Davincr nn I the east side of the Capitol grounds and with a bound was inside the fence amid a tangle of shrubbery Browne followed The first officer tied his horse to a fence cleared the fence at a bound and darted into the shrubby Other officers followed Small PALACE BAKERY East sido Virginia Street KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by nnre adapting the world's best products to the needs of physical being will attest thevaffie to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Svrup of igs Its excellence is due to 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Cherubini copied all his own scores and that with such care that the manu script looks as though printed Ho even copied all the orchestral parts for as he said is always something to be learned in copying music A Gentleman Who formerly resided In Connecticut but who now resides in Honolulu writes: 20 years past my wife and 1 have used Hair Vigor and we attribute to It the dark hair which she and I now have while hun dreds of our acquaint ances ten or a dozen years youngerthan we are either gray headed white or bald When asked bow our hair has retained its color and fullness we reply the use of Hair nothing 1868 my affianced was nearly bald and the hair kept fall ring out every a 1 induced 1 th frt iiea Hair Vigor and very soon it not only checked any further loss of hair but produced an entirely new growth which has remained luxuriant and glossy to this day I can recommend this preparation to all in need of a genuine hair restorer It is all that it is claimed to Antonio Alarrun Bastrop 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