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‘ -‘ A‘Wornan mangoes tbe Un-
‘ ‘ employedof New‘Yorlr.
' mum 8305.831: SAID.
III labor Graduations Hold a Confer
9...! m ml)" M Ana-gs For
“M 5'“ l-“lls—Asltstor Ban
m m n desolation.
XII You. Aug. lD.-Whllo there bar:
[In no serious outbreaks among the un
' Bailouts since they wrecked r
. mutation. are to beheld tonight
and W. and the police are vigilant
Jo-ph Barondess. the agitator. mallet
protut to his friends and the un-
workingrnou who are his allies,
that Emma Goldman must not hr
wed toaddroasnxrem any moxie. Baa;
. Mass. taiu cry of the lldri 1
mt “who and Acting Superintendent
Caitlin held a conference in the station
house in Eldridge street. None of them
would talk about what they had done. but
it is probable that they conferred together
_ in order to prtvmta repetition of the trou‘
“ his in Walhalla hall... '
. . “who Fro-s Anarchists.
1‘ , A Inland whoring of trades unionists.
who unconnected with the Emma Gold-
man and John Most factions of the march
Mo Em. was held at Golden Rule hall.
II viogton street. The meeting was
. ‘ m by Emma Goldman. the alleged
‘ “wits of Anarchist Berkmaan, who shot Su-
parintoudaut Frick of the Carnegie works
during the labor troubles at Homestead.
Thsgistofharspocch was in accord with
her radial views and those of the extrom
ist wing of the anarchists.
"if you are hungry and need bread,” she
7‘ . , ' ' “go‘and got it. The shops are plea»
‘ and the doors are open."
HS counsel to the already incensed un-
employed laborers was calculated to incite
that to the extreme methods of pilage and
» . ~, ‘ Wise. Silo denounced the prevailing con.
fittons of society as being responsible for
the hardships which the unemployed are
winning. Miss Goldman made only a
. did Illulion to her dynamite policy, but
. declared that it might be necessary in the
" ' ' 3 near future to resort to such meth-
So. llorwalkllardwareiio.
, 42 run up» strut. m
.. .Mw
A BLOODY omen
ms. of the throes l‘alr Inhibits not
link... tho Inflow". ‘
Crucaoo. Aug. . it.-—.\'omsroirs on»
into have hrea made today to tht
'orld'a fair officials on Mount of the
savage brutality diuplaysd at the sun
dance held by the Quaekahl Indiana.
'l‘wo ludians. with heavy twine atria;-
fastened through slits in their bare hooks.
raced around the narrow platform driven
,..
a wild pleasure in the act. Little rivuleti
of blood trickled from the cuts down the
bronzed backs. Around and around they
ran. leaping. twisting and diving till it
seemed to the horror stricken spectators
that each instant would see the flesh torn
from the bodies.
This was kept up for an hour or more In
the pmence of an Assemblage of over 5,000
people, As the dance proceed the lu-
diam became frenzied. and many of the
swclators were so sickened by the horrible
sight that they left.
in spite of the protests. however. the per-
formance will be repeated on a float in the
lagoon between the Machinery ball and
the Agricultural building next Thursday
evening.
One of l principal attractions at the
World's f r next week will he the parade
of the favorite 110M“! Emperor Wilhelm
of Germany and those of the car of line
ala.
a..."
'MRSTBHANN’S FATE.
The (on to lie (live. to tho Jury ‘I'or'lay .3
Trenton.
TKENTUN. Aug. 19. -~'i‘oday Mrs. Shaun
will probably learn her fate. The charge
to the jury was given this morning. The
summing up wan finished with Prosecutor
Stockton’s address.
lie told the Jury that they must forget
the sex of the prisoner, and in their delib-
erations leave out all consideration of the
sentence that the court may have to pro
nouuce ahould they find a certain verdict.
The prosecutor admitted that the evidence
again“ Mr wan largely circumstantial.
but in all poisoning case» this was so. The
crime in essentially socrot in all its nature.
Even if the fl‘illr'flu- mes circumstantial.
that who no reason why this dutardlyand
cowardly crime should go unpunirdied.
The prosecutor ridiculed the idea that
the insurance companies had the young
man's body eviscerated or that Dr. Bergen.
the family physician. was connected in any
way with the outrage. Only one person
was interested in the commission of that
ghoulish lll‘t‘ll. and that person was the
prisoner. The weak features of her recital
of the occurrence Were continental upon at
length. and the prosecutor scored the worm
ansevorcly for defaming the name of her
dead son by seeking to prove that he was a
drunkard and the vilcst of debauchm‘s.
tlrnlern In Europe.
ill:l:l.l.\'. Aug. ill—Illuuors of the appear-
ance of cholera in many German clties have
been current in the last two days At
Bremen flu- L-mlmrkatiou of Russian emi-
grnu:~ on the North Herman Lloyd steam-
slrip~ lm~ lm~u prohibited.
\ NASA. Aug. lit—in the last to hours
(ll' ru hm.- butt. :3 fresh cases of cholera
lllui Tl dentin.
:~l l'r linrlu'lzn. Aug. lib-The number
n.’ {hull if u .-l:l i"l'l 'i rl-pnrft'rl in Russia
dur :2;- lil- hm \tuk u. 2.11:5; the number
Ui (iv till‘, i! ‘.
l.‘ Thohnngry then kept three bartenders
l' ‘ busy, and the bartender in the other hall
, t had all he could do. Emma Goldman dis
. tributod peaches to thou in the Allen
attest hall. One wild looking man spoke
in part as follows at the Allen street hall:
. thorium nerd
Because they were hungry! Yesterday
thodfrty police arrested men. Why? Because
they were hungryl But be calm.
If yostrs notand attempt to get what you
want. fhopolfco will come. here and turn the
fuse on you. they say. ' .
thrills on Fifth Avenue Suggested.
‘ fat I. parade up Fifth avenue and show those
rich people how hungry We are. They have
mm their luxuries. My wife and your
“helluva had no breakfast for three days.
"Do not fly the next time." exclaimed
‘ anucited Polo. “but when the dirty po
the come at you the next time resist them
with Ill your might. Stand firm and meet
them, and do not fly. but go after them."
A committee was appointed to rent a
hall or meeting place on the east
and to report as soon as possible upon
the advisability of holding a parade of one
In laborer: in the districts of New
, Y populated principally by the wealthy
clones. Another committee was appoint-
ed to report upon the most feasible plan
for securing bread for the hungry unem-
ployad.
no“
Blrot ills Kneeling “'ifo.
L'(ll.l’.\iiil'.~, furl, Aug. lit—Cyrus Brown
allot and killed his wife. lie was arrested.
and the jail is now being guarded by an
extra force of deputy sheriffs tovprevsnt
lynching. which is threatened. Brown‘s
wife had filed proceedings for divorce on
the ground of cruelty. She had taken ref-
uge in a neighbor's house. lirown followed
her, and when the saw him coming she [’51]
out to meet him and fell down on her
knees and begged him not to kill her. Her-
prnyer wan answered by a bullet through
her brain.
Atari earlier meeting of “reds" held in
the same place the principal spokesman
. moueBlank.au anarchist of the same
' stripe Ia Emma Goldman. lie denounced
“5an York press in violent terms for
opposing the projected meeting of the so
filled unemployed laborers in Union
square tonight, for which 10.000 circulars
lava luau lulled and scattered broadcast
through the down town districia
Mum of Trades Unions.
A much milder assemblage was the con-
faunoa oitradea unions composed of meme
hoof the Central Labor federation. the
locialist Labor y and the united ile-
mtrldos. w was held in the New
York Labor y m. 04 East Fourth
Bella was elected chain
Speeches were made in German and
”A! :3: of iodine dinner tickets mode
a uraut erper was accepted. and
ftwasdsoidsd to give the tickets to the
untou- whose members were unemployed.
as which took place among
the My! on the east side on
W . Wednesday was deplorsdxdgflmatad.
Bury unopposed a t Mi aside
demonstration by the unemployed for
is he said. t
E trout» oagopoli . They
l. and if
. l clti
tions in
Au Auroral to Governor Flower.
Conn foam), N. Y.. Aug. lit—In the
parade of the mate Flremcn's association
here there were over 9.000 firemen in line
and 40 brass bands. One company abrupt-
ly fell out of the line just before there-
viewing stand was reached. and it waasald
that political feeling against Governor
Flower was the cause and that they would
not be reviewed by him.
Pennsylvania's Naval Reserves Inspected.
.Vnwcas'rtn. Del, Aug. li).—'l'he United
States cruiser San Francisco. having on
board the Philadelphia and Rochester na-
valrcet'rvrsmrrivcd here. (lover-nor Pat-
tieon of l’ennnylvmiia came on the light
house tender Zinna. accompanied by his
staff. went on board the cruiser and fora»
ally inapectod the reserves.
Strong Defeats [or Actor Curtis.
this Winsome. Aug. lit.~l’.vldoncs for
the defense in the Curtis trial was a sun
prise to the prosecution. Two new wit
bosses appeared and sworn that Curtis was
at Berkeley with a lame sum of money
curly on the evening of Grant‘s death.
d hold dsln
Won he did not know why
d to do so in New
Cordage Pool Will Not Isa-pa.
New l’onx. Aug. inn-Til. ease of Henry
Allen of Henry Allen 8: Co. against tho
members of the so called Cordage pool has
been placed in the hands of the district at-
torney. The affidavits will he laid before
the grand Jury in Bentomber.
A Receiver For the lloffrnas House.
an Yollk. Aug. 19.«f.swyer Charla
J. l’esirall said at Jersey City that an ap-
plication would be made to Chancellor Mo
(lill on Monday heat for a receiver for the
Holman House corporation. which is in-
corporated in New Jersey.
DIR-try Glynn'r motion a committee
I! ”was appointed to arrange for a mon-
fll‘a- looting of unemployed. to be
$4: Union Illlflt‘il :t sillI early date;
mam y or t e purpose 0
I“: discussions and to engage a
”haunting to be held at the begin—
Il‘lfths womths eraetdatstobesd-
m 'l‘hsoorffsrenos thsnadiourmd.
. mm tar-as Is as colts molds.
' : Audit-4hr thousands of
Him in the ConneIIsvllls oaks
. - Iavsa Hg demonstration and
. fishfltufimamongthsse
fearful. hundreds of
as the verge of starvation.
are to be opsusdatMcKees-
the played.
The New York Harald lavas.
New Your, Aug. Inn-Tire Herald today
cont-hut the following announcement. "On
Sunday. Aug. 20. the New York Herald
will remove from its present quarters at
Broadway and Ann street to its new build
Meats.
5 Mg. lbw-Tho thousands of ink“! ilcrald square."
“inthiscltyarodemand.
mum: insurrastl‘ on if they
' w means-meow»
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Will am the Pass: Insert-g.
Jansrr Cm. Aug. 19.-Fstherllsnnaasy
of fit. Patrick's church. this city. had a
special interview with Archbishop Satelli
and was authorised to glvsthe papal bloss-
lng at all mass, on Sunday.
cotta- flllls asst flows.
Daslrtaoavltu. Conn. Aug. its—Tho
cotton mills of the Attawsnm company
in Amman and Ball
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Mite—la if
H “Wings
‘ affirm
r
Int"
fluids, from 3m 20 gals.
by two other indium who seemed to'tako‘ ‘
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DIAMONDS
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Genuine Article.
2.“ “woman-rm:
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81. mm “a Brooklyn,
GUSTAV ml!- [RID
Ans-ts for loath Norwalk.
HOUSE MET u maul.
There w... a Slim Attendance
to Hear Silver Talk.
mm “PRU: BILL REPORTED.
lost 'I'assday It Will its fake. Up. sad
flo- Both Ifousas Willy Ito at Work in
VIarnost—Coagrossmou Who Ilavs [Ail
l'or allay or he.
wasrrutororr. Aug. ill—The finance cmn~
mlttos of the senate premntml. through its
chairman. Mr. Veer-hoes. a bill to repeal
the purchasing olauas of the Sherman law
and containing a declaration that it is the
policy of the government to maintain the
parity between gold and silver color. The
minority of the committee. through its
spokesman. Mr. Vest. presented a Inhsf|~
lute fixing the number of grains of silver
to be contained in the dollars. half dollars.
quilrters and dimes on a flu to l ratio.
The bill and suhstitullrvrent to the cal-
endar. and their combination is to begin
on Tuesday next after the morning hour.
The bill to allow national banks to in-
crease their circulation up to the par value
of°thclr bonds oh deposit occupied the at-
tention oi the senate for most of the day.
There was along discuasiou on the amend—
ment offered by Mr. Allen of Nebraska for
the cessation” of interest on the bonds on
which the increase is to be tuned and on
the amendment offered by Mr, Cockrell of
‘Mlsomlri forthe redemption in greenbacks
of such 2 per cont hon-in as may be offered.
Mr. Allen's amendment was defeated by
a vote of 89 to if. and Mr. (fockrell‘s had
not been acted upon when the annals It"
journefl until Monday.
In tho “also.
The new members of the house continue
to come tothe front. The star speech of
the day was delivered by Mr. Sibley of
Pennsylvania. the only member of" the
Keys! one state who Ls oppoaed to placing
the l'uited Slatcaupou a siriglegoldutnnd-
Md and who is a firm advocate of lrlmetal~
llsm.
lie is alarm 53 years of age. gifted with
a fine voice. a vast fund of wit and a great
flow of language. He immediately took
his place among the oratdrs, the logiciuua
and the lruluorinta of the house.
On the other side of the question there
appeared another new champion. Mr. Ever-
ett of Maaeacbusctts. who succeeds Mr.
Lodge. lie is a fine speaker and attracted
the attention of his colleagues. Besides
having a good Llelivury. he has a keen ap-
preciation of bu liter and commanded an
ntareated audience.
Measrs. Hallie-a of New York and Eng-
lish of New Jenwy. both Democrats, spoke
in favor of repealing the alli’ur purchasing
clause~ At a night Minion the discuss-loo
was continued.
There were about 25 members proaent
when the house met in the evening. Mr.
Simpson. resuming his remarks. denounced
the gold standard and predicted that such
a“ standard would produce a revolution
that would shake the government to its
very foundation. lie was opposed to com-
promise ou any ratio. Compromise» Wen‘
dangemue. The men of the south and
west would not “will down to any aria-
tnL:rncy. and l‘nlvl‘x'lflll)‘ lllry would not
stoop down to u moneyed m htocrncy.
Mr. Morgan of Missouri advocated the
free coinage of silver.
Mr. Talbert of Booth t‘aroliua fippcaled
to the representatives of the people to lay
aside all party politics and to art as one
man for the benefit of the country. lie
appealed to them to give to the people the
free coinage of silver.
lie was ready to stand by the free coin-
age plan of the Chicago platform. as he
was nearly to utmul by every plank of the
platform upon \"llll’ll ho had been elected.
The Sherman ar-t \vua‘ a makeshift. it was
aquiniuc pill that would do good tempo
rarily, but would not be of any permanent
Muellf. .
At the conclusion of Mr. ’l'albert's re-
uiarka the house adjourned.
A Few Nominations Eapomd.
WAsluxol’ox. Aug. ill—President Clovi-
land is devoting some nth-utiou to public
affairs at Gray Gabi-m. l-Zvrdeucr- u this
lsgiven in the lmmllo ui pamrs‘tb tan
rivea at the White lluuar- nearly every day
postmarked “llumrd'a flay." Many of
the room uomlnaliona mull tothe senate
were signed at (lrlry Hallie-4. together with
the commission» of those whoao nomina-
tions have been coullrnu-d. While at his
summer home thr- president will give wins
attention fo‘ titling cilia-a. and a few new
nominations may he expected. lie will re-
turn to Washington about Sept. 1.
ANN”.
Fourth Clan Postmaster".
Wasluxoros. Aug. 10.»«'f'lre following
fourth class postumsiers were appointed:
New Yurkmlienry J. l'mwlu-r. llushucll‘n
llaaln; Hilbert ll. Harding. lilo-rum; Joseph W
Brown. Moira: i'luirlw J. 'l‘iulw. llorkhm.
l’cunnylvauta Abrahulu llulr. ' lluiiafurt:
Henry ’1‘. Johnston. Hrl-gur ': W. ll. Mcflruary
Nawborrylown; llwrge A. older. l'lfo.
Congressmen (to rislrlog.
CAP: MAY. Aug. ill.-—(.‘ougn~ssmen Unu-
non. l'ost. l’aylle. Aldrich. Durborrow.
Gsary. Mercer, Doolittle. liabcock. Barnes.
Morgan and Henderson are born for three
or four days fishing and to Monti. the heat
of the capital. tit-names lilll, Quay. Cam-
den and others are expected today.
To Attend Judge chips-art's Inasrat.
Wmusurox, Aug. 10.«-A syn-cial ear
conveying the senate and hours commit-
teea appointed to attend the funeral of the
l to Representative Chipnran left over the
Mylvauln for Detroit. , The party is in
charge of Bergeaubat—Arms Yoder.
0a the Verge ofa Water t‘rrrulao.
Nonwatu. Conn. Aug. ill.~Norwalk
horouuh is on the verge of a water famine.
There is only a lodays’ atlpply in the three
rsservoiru. and until relief by heavy rains
the service will be suspended from dark
until daylight.
colonel 'I'yssa to Jail. .
itsamsu. Pa. Aug. to.-Colonsl A. Bar-
vey 'i'yaoo. the depoud member of Gum
or Pattison’s ~stail' and secretary of the
stats forestry commission. was taken to
jail on the charge of raising a note.
less“ Almitsts‘ Annual (la-p. ‘
flew llavar. Aug. lit—«The annual asap
meeting of the second Adventists of tits
count on the earn ground“
h” ammonia“ wllrooatlaosfsr Ivldsndlfatontown
the next two weeks.
Hes-toss at the huh-n.
1m Baum All . lt.-~Ualtad mates
“downward If. .yof New York
:11 . Intimate
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Tluyn’r autism
My Its par Itttls. ,
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lioiouadrinkimaginable._
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THE POPULISIB GATHEllTw
l'sw tar-rave hat Ila-y Professional Agi-
. tater. I've-oat.
«8mm llsscrr. N. Y., Aug. ln-Theasv
anal convention of the People's rty of
the stats of New York asaerab in a
small tent on the grounds of the stats
[Tammi encampment and prepared to
laosa ticket in the field for the Novem-
rolecttou. and to lay before the Ameri-
can people a platiorrn‘whltth would prov
veal any such financial and commercial
depreuaion as now affects the country.
There wr-re not many farmers in the
crowd. The delegates were mmtly pro-
fessional agitatoru. socialists. Socialist-La-
bor men. Greenbacken. fm uilverites. in-
dustrial Alliance worker: and converts
from the Republican and Democratic par-
ties.
General James ll. Weaver and Mrs. Mary
I". ltd-«.- caml- from file west with plenty
of enthusiasm to infuse into the New
York branch of the movement with which
they are identified. iloth made «when
' WILL 'Hu‘nr CTTVBANK.
low Ilavsu Find; a Way Out cl llnanclal
Mill“. ‘
NEW HAVEN. Aug. lll—Jlt’t'flllflt' of the
fact that the date on which the city taxes
will fall due was prulurrged two months
by the late general assembly the city gov-
ernment in in the im mediate need of tits),-
Oll). Taxes are not payable until Dec. 1,
and the above all In must be ruined at once
to meet the city’s current expenses.
limiter than borrow the money outright.
Mayor normal blur hit upon a plan which
he thinks is much better and announced
that the city would runa bank of its own“
and he announced further that hereafter,
until further notice. sums of Mill or more
would be recrived at his office andsper
cent city bonds would be issued for the
more. liy doing this Mayor Sargent hopes
to get many of the small some now tied
up into circulation again.
EVERY BANK cLBsso.
Thorn “'5: No full to II. Had. [to tasy
arr-pended.
Lilian, lu , Aug. lit-The foul} banks If.
this place have auspcuded. They are: Tho
First National. capital “00.0w: Lemar
National. some citplurl; German American
Savings. Hull» capital. and German State
hank, “may. All have a large surplus of
amounts and have been ranked among the
best irrslitulloua in the state. They closed
became of the impossibility of getting
cash.
All were in good condition for ordinary
titties. but Withdrawals of cash had burn
Moody and collateral» could not be Rab
lied. The action of the bunks wasasun
In is: and luv-i mun-Ll a panic in the town.
(Millers of the bank» say they §ill pay
chry dollar when tlieyvan liuuirato ad~
vantagcously.
'l'ho Massacre of Italians In I‘rluou.
l’arrnl, Aug, lu.~’l'be light between
French and lluliau workluglurn at Amnes-
hirrrtes wins more serious than at first re
ported. At least. .50 Were killed and no
wens Wounded in the fight. The French,
numbering 5m. carried every kind of
weapons, from pickaxes and bludgeoua to
firearms. There were frightful hand to
hand fights in the sin-eta. Afterward 5th)
ltalinns llfll’rlt'fltlt'tl them-wires on a farm.
’l'hL-y wrm lit‘filt‘kflfil forthwith by the
French. and a regular battle followed.
Whenever an llullnu escaped he was hunted
like Is ml to lllrt «lentil.
hits Drinks Ital-sen the Act;
llnai‘ux, Aug. lit.--'l‘he new proprietor of
the Howard Athena-um refuses to issue ro-
tura checks to his patrons. irl consequence
the saloons on Howard atrcef. are losing
oucthlrd of their trade. They pleaded
with Manager Latllrop in vain. and in re-
vcuge tbryamllouml u llerruun hand at the
entrance of the theater and drowned the
mice» of the performer». Finally the po—
licc drove the baud away at lAtlu'up'a rc-
iluw- - _
ltlrot "one" as She Threatened.
FliKilhlill‘h’. Md. Aug. lit—Settle Mo-
berly. aged ll.daugbleruf cxvhlayor lewis
ii. Molrerly. killed herself by shooting at
,the home of her brother. Near her body
was found Ll note addreasod to her ulster
Jennie. in which the atated that she would
anon be among the mining. bade her at»-
ter guodby and added that she left her love
only to her.
Knocked Out by a llrahsmaa.
i’AaaAur, N. J., Aug. W.“ Brahman
John firbllu of l’ortJorvis moored a knock.
out on Austin filllllfllll.tllu lightweight
puuilist. Gibbons went on tho Eric ox-
preas and wanted to stocks on the rear
platform of the last car. Glbllu hit him
on the car and knocked him senseless.
(“Donnell Whips corms.
Conn lsLAhll. N. Y.. Aug. lit—runs
O'Donnell of Australia won his first tpurs
in this country in the ring of the Cone]
island Athletic club. Four thousand poo.
pla saw him fight Jack Cattanach of Prov-
idence to a alamlstlll in four rounds.
A Ilenial from III-soil flags.
firm Your. Aug. “hr-Rilwll Sago do
riled very emphatically the report that be
but been offered the position of chairman
of the board of directors of the Northern
Pacific ltuilroad company or that he would
take it if tend red to him.
Will Walk volatiles to the fair.
iimmnmm‘. Conn. Aug. ill. Jams.
Cook and .laurra Coleman. two well known
young men hero. started for the World’s
fair without a cent of money or any jewel-
ry which might be pswned. The attempt
is the result of a must.
The lthsds Island Ito-so.
Pnovlmracs. Aug. lit—ll has been dis.
covered that the Democrats ullourned the
house of representatives Friday to a data
a week before that to which the senate ad-
journed. as there an the Tuesdays in Jan.
“I”. ”it“. .......-. ._.,.
lam-Cor Ghana's mass.
Horror. Ann. tit. -~ himond Cass-s.
whose appointment as immigrant inspect.
or is p ace of Henry '1'. lllanlraln was an.
sensed from Washington. is a bartender
la a South Boston saloon.
" washed a mural
humus. lad. Ans. low-charm Wat.
too. the stars who eutthsthroat of Sara
laith a 10-year-old was but by a
Itch hf about bltlllhzésrnsls'fuflorgsns-
. .
“at Ill hasten I‘m It. lama.
maven. A . the-Anthony Babette. rs-
sidlsg is ill. Manhunt Denver.
lasers-tears thumps-sins
alarms-smite.
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Full Directions With .
mills anus. til-Ll
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Factory and that Work
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A HlllT lFTEll THE FIilE
Constables Fire on s hlloh in
Brooklyn.
rams Tl) Luau A armor marlin
yin. the (frayed harm first layers llad
storm Iholtor to Chlldrsl fro-mo l‘s
Ihs triers. they baud Ins Inlan- lad
Attempted to Lynch Ill-tr.
ilrlumm‘a. Aug. lit -At an early hour
this morning a riot true in program in this
city. .
'l‘rvc.rty«two families were [nude home
loan hyur fire which fondly rllmtroycd seven
frarucdwcliiuga i'u Cooper street. near the
city line. nullrrrulerml lluirrimbituble nine
when... while Ith'll perform urn- injured
by jumping from windows in order to en-
cnpe. .
Among the injured were. the four chil-
dren of Frank Llebler. who were taken for
ltlilptrrfu’)’ shelter to the neighboring an-
luon of Charles F. Meyers. The saloon
keeper. it is auld. refused to admit them.
This arouml indignation. which deepened
during the {lay until it culminated ill a riot
in the evening. in which Meyr-ra‘ saloon
was demolivlml after much of its contents
had lit-ell riwtroyed.
’l'ho riotera were only diapered after
several had been wounded by shots fired
by depot y “(grills from Newtowrr. There
mu not much thought of punishing
Meyers fur lris‘allegeri inhumanity while
the fire was fit progress. but when it was
over the indignation against him lit-gnu to
make ital-if llifll’irat. .
‘ Threats of Lynching.
Durimzlhe afternoon lbrealaoi lynch
lug were heard among the men who had
came on an angry mob numbering many
hundreds gathered and bitterly denounced
the minor. keeper for turning the injured
Lieldv-r rinidrvu from l’llu door
The crowd increased in elite and grew
nwflr'aa. it won became worked up in n
lxlgll pitch ofWaciuvtut-lrt and ouly’m-erlcd
a leader to uive a signal which would re~
suit in lilomlalit‘d.
Lift-lo groups. murpoml of less than a
score of men rflL’il. stood around talking
excitedly when darkness set in. Finally
some one piloted around word that Meyers'
houw no» to be attacked. ”Arm yourself
for the battle,“ was the command which
followed. ‘i‘lu'u the little group» broke up.
and the men rotuposing them disapwarul
in all directions. When they returned. they
were arrned with axon. pistols, clubs and
paving stones. and at that) therslwas an au-
gry army of nearly 1,00" determined men
marching our the bills toward Meyers' ma-
loan. name one shouted, "(let a rupei" and
at least 3|) men obcyai the order. Then
they begun singing. "We'll hang old Mey-
ers on a sour apple tree."
'l‘lu-‘saloou keeper had been warned of
the apprwlch of the mob and had a horse
and wagon in rvrulinen-i at the roar of his
pinrneso that he might make hie ear-ape.
'l'lre saloon is Jlt‘l. across the Brooklyn cily
lino in Queens county.
nyerl Makes [Its Escape.
Quickly barring his doors and windows.
.‘lr-yL-n r-xtiuguudled the light.» ill the oa~
luun. run into flu: yard. sealed a fem-v. got
intoa wagon and hurriedly made ills ea.
capo in vatouu. if he had delayed one
niluule longer. be Would not have ill-enable
to get away. as the "Hill surroumlml the
hon-Le. A big. brawuy fellow who acted in
the leader fil’i'fllkf'tll , .
“if My) era romeo out. about him lluwni"
"We Willi" was the mpoum
Some of the men carried torches. and
when a suggestion was made to burn .\lcy-
ors’ house the crowd favored the idea.
find the torch bean-rm hurried to carry it
out. An old man named ill-bier. whollvca
in a house adjoining the saloon, begged
the mob to desist from firing the place.
and his appeal was healed.
When within ‘30 feet of the saloon some
one throw n paving atone through the plate
glass window. This was the signal fora
gem-ml attack. and a minute later a bun-
dred men were tearing down the front of
the building. The torch bearer» were
among the llrat to get inoldc. Then there
wax general havoc. Barrel» of whisky
ware rolled into the street. and boxer of
cigars Were thrown out .aruonglthouo who
could not crowd into thwlacc.
Everything in the saloon woe demolished
or carried off. and then a visit was paid to
the saloon keeper's living apartments. The
carpets were ripped up from the floors;
looking glam. brin-n-hrac and pictures
Were unraahcd. A search under tables and
in closets was made for the aaloon keeper
by the men who carried the ropea Then.
when it wan hurried thatlhleyers had made
his compo. the .mob overturned the bar.
smashed open the teeboa and carried out
several small tasks of whisky found in the
starvation).
Deputies lived on the Crowd.
in the meantime Meyers had driven to
Newtown for assistance. the Brooklyn po-
llL-s having "fused to go outside of the
city limits. A squat of deputy sheriffs
and constable» arrived at the saloon in
time loses the last of the whisky barrels
going out of the door. They got into the
place through the rear entrance. and then
followed a general battle. ‘Plstol theta
were quickly cschangsrl. and a number of
persons were injured.
, man. who had been shot in the log
by a c’ atable. was removrd to a saloon at
cooper street and Central avenue. where
he was attended bya physician. Another.
who had been severelylnjnrsd. was carried
away in a groorr's wagon. fin refused to
give his arrow. as he was one of the leaders
of the mob. A boy was thrown down one
of the cellars of one of the burned houses
and had his legs crushed.
Several women who were on Cooper
strut opposite the scene of the ilrswsro
trampled down by the rlotera as the latter
retreated from the flying bullets of the
eonslahles' revolvers. ~
Aseeondand a third attack was made
mob was still fighting with the constables.
andthe riot had mated urine-arrow
lions. 'l‘huattrs rsssrvs squad polls-
from the Tmtisth precinct hurried to
protect“!!! rty in the neighborhood
of Ratchet avenue and 0
start. which is within the city limits. but
ths lisearsn would not go over the line
wtgald of the Quanta county authori-
tlas. ,
rs. rough element of the mob washou-
Ina blah carnival. flair with unalloash
of widely on their shoulders W the
streets and sang rlbald snags. while others
.4‘
crowded about the ruins, and when night _
upon Meym‘ horns. and at midnight the g"
m J. ’D.""J'éfi"rliud§.
ho had been their cost sierra wars
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