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_ York City; Ewanual Diaz and Thomas Dinnard. “It is retinated onet ag seventy-five will leave Chattanoogs | Hovember 3th for. Meshin, ton MEMORANDUM, oe _ HARERES 08 WASHINGTON AND DELONSTRATIGNS cots + SOHEDULED POR TRE. OPENING | OP CONGRESS. en a Bad an eth: reference to. column Five; weporta from New Orleans “indleste that one Baccus, (Colored), and Manuel, (White), were elected 8 connlttea to Nake. arrangements for the march to Fas shington. owe tay “SF . ger PR “ytReports, “from ‘Biroinghan indLexte: that twenty-five marchers ope Birmingham November 28th for Chattanooge in. two automobiles. Forty-seven marchers are gaid to be now in custody at Chatbinooga, the leacers. being William McCuston, Jawes Smith, (Colored), of New . in three” putamobiles.. ‘ ‘Reporte, with. reference to » Column Six in Florida indicate there | has. been very Little activity. sts oe Reports from Kansas City,’ ¢ covering the column of marchers +. Golifornia, Texas, and adjacent atates, indicate that the marshere fr. Tenag and Oklahona have not arrived, but were expected at Omaha and Destoines the night of November 29th, the minber of marchers and tris being uncerteina. . Reports from Cincinnati indleate that Colugns Two ‘Taree wera supposed to have reached Louisville hovember “Oth, goin *% Cincinnati November 20th, the claim being made that three hundred =~ “in the group. Thie is believed to be exagverated, : Twenty are to fst: “at Cincinnati and Louisville,’ | Phe estinate frow Cincinnati as to 71. ‘“proups which are to pass through there is three hundred or Lesa. To 3 ts ‘from St. Louis indicate thet five trucks and twelve automobiles, carvy ou about one hundred trenty-five so-called hunger marchers and trenuy- 27 eh ex-serviee TON s left there Noyenber Zoth. ; “Reports from Kangas City with reference to Column Four preva * state. that eleven trucks left Kensae City Sungey mornt Tess November | 7 carrying twenty-five men. A delegation of forty trucks, earrying t.> hundred fifty men, wae reported on the 27th at Manhattan, Kansas. 1’. ¢ reports state that twenty automobiles with ap rox hmately one buns sec negroes left Cheyenne, Wyoming, for Kansas City. Reports further <' that Charles Guynn, who has previously boen referred to and who bas boon ““gcleader in meny. mine strikes, wos elected cantein of the combined columns leaving Denver, Colorado,