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't'clorudo’s Governor Fills Den»
vor With Troops.
moonsnnn JUST AVEBTBD
bailout Police Board Wen [lenient
In City llall.
Mam Ille Appoint-u Worn Kant (M m
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Caused Gatling Gun: to Be Trulnod or
[III Opponent“ «Regal-r Troops Iron
Fm Donn Cnnxpod In the Chunk"!
sum zuurue um lu Rendition In that
lulu Denver Tudor—“mole Polio. I-‘orot
Musvd In City Hall.
DES run, March ul—The national gum
troops from Fort‘hignn have been called
out, und‘altbough martini law has not
been officially proclaimed there is no other
authority in ih-nvcr but the strong arm 0.
the military.
. This critical situation has been brought
about by the dctcrminut ion of Governor
Govruxou WAITE.
Waite to oust the two members of the fin
and police boonl-Juckson Orr and l). J
Martin—whom he removed for protecting
gambling houses. and place in office their
successors—S. l). Burnett and Dennis Mul
lirrs.
Messrs. Orr and Martin, having obtained
from tho district court on injunctionro
straining Qinvcrnor Wnite from forcibly
rcruoviug thorn. were dotermhretl to resist
to tho utmost. They accordingly kcpt tin
entire [hlllt’t‘ fort-c at the city hull all do)
llllIIt-r nrdcru to resist the tmidlcroif ut
fnr'kt-tl.
l'ollrc Armed With Guns.
In addition several hundred of the tough
est I'lfllt'llti, runny of whom have rec-ordain
lunnkiileru, were ewcrtr In nadeputlea by
Sheriff Iiurchincll and placed in the city
hull as a re-cuforct-mcnt of the police do
pertutcnt.
Bitch deputy mu armed with two El)
nlmotcru and instructor! to use thorn in
consul non-salty. The police were armed
with uhotguns in addition to their clubs
and revolveru.
When the First. regiment and the (‘httffcc
light artillery arrived ut the city hull
(Ictrcral Brooks. commending officer. do
livercd to Follow Lieutenant L'luy. in com
maurl outside of the city hall. n message tc
the effect thnv if the removed police can
mix-alone” did not vacate within half an
hour the "film‘s Would be taken by force.
tirr llnfl Martin returned to Irrrreudvr.
ilelort- the hull hour expired pmmirwnl
citizcuu cutoml into negotiations with
both Imrllru to lhc coutrovcrny with it
view to rt‘ltt‘lllll‘f fl settlement by nrhitru
Mon. and while tbc negotiations were in
progrmt n trurc mu declared. The Illi‘t'ett
urrury muh numlmrlrrg ureuy thoumindu.
"liu-l urn- of my unicorn given an ordrt
to ilrc." mid firm-rel Brooks, “We would
huvriwu riddled with Imllclu from the
croml.urul thou iwuuldhed to swoop both
Ilrlrn of tho utnmt with my grilling gum.
lioumcr. tin-mob made no much not nrc
mars. llml there won on hiwdnbcd."
l‘nlnnl Troop» (Failed (lot.
“it tho governor's rcpreeontntiun that
ilw lllifi‘ militia would probably battled.-
(‘illtll' with the mob thntlwl full jumw
hum of tho city ileuornl Motiook cnilnd out
this l'liltmll’ilultmlflflnfi" from Fort in
iron. in milcn from have, to not In conjunc»
duo with tho Mute and haul authorities in
0lean this tum-tn and Wiring tlu
imp. 'i‘he i‘uilnl til-tics trims» arrived
about 8:!!! p. m.
Adjutant ”mm-rd Tort-troy. an old Indian
lighter. pint-mi th' militlalu front of the
cttyhnll Iu Yourtwulh “MW. with two
grilling mm: hmlcd with grow rtud mild
chm tmuwd no out my ball. rind four
movement of militia in front and around
rim» to stunt! tho crowd on”.
The cscltmrmt wan lnlettve and wait to;
creased by the mfuruurmtol the local
Mate trim-v. numbering Wt mm.» the
Boulder and Fort Collin: «nominal tin
nut meat and the mil Helm:
com in on from Colorado timing; and
PM More ll o'clock Thursday morn»
log the city lute been entirely without pro
lecithin from the criminal claim
The mom loading up to this mini
ell'trlrv on or follow: (imam Walt. has
‘ thumbnail cornmmtrled lu'vnlutn‘pre
rtrourrd tho city hall wrn- packed with on “W“
Artistic mam
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L. H. Decker,
ll Valium 8%.. I0- IMHO
the rupture court he to removals. end that
i! e writ of underwater-variance!!!
boerdthronxh the mrt they would vacate
lit-tam The caution, they say. it
merely one of process bythcourtcrby
the military. The; governor ordered out the
militia minty to advice of his counsel
and prominent member- of the chamberoi
commerce. 'i'be militia officers were asksd
to resign their communion: in the intend
of peace. but they refund nut] geld they
would obey orders.
A move wart mode to have the supreme
court order Governor Wolfe‘s erreet for
dinoheying Judge Graham’s orders, but
this we: not done. President Byars of tin
veil upon Govcruor White to recedo. and
the governor said he would use the entirt
national gourd If necessary. Moreover Ad
jutant General Tunney litllll that if he wru
ordered to lire on the city hall he would
blow it to pieces.
WI“. Guarded by Militln.
Threatening demoruttrntlous have beet
made against the governor, who remain»
at his residence under military guard, and
he was reported much innued illi to hit
safety before the errirrr of the Police"
States
At the city hall it wucinirued that strict
order- hnd been given not to fire a idiot or
raiee n club until the militia had then tht
offensive. From ll until it thc state troopv
were drawn up in line of battle. and tht
city hall forces wart- ready for action. Tht
other city officials u'crc prepared to vscett
kt n moment’s notice. All overtures from
the governor were rejected, and nut Amt-rt
can flag was hung from a window. This
we. cheered by the crowd. City official:
and prominent tritium sought in vain for
n oompromise, and every hour or two tht
governor threatened to exterminate the
city hall people in 80 minutes, but what
counsel finally prevailed.
The fire department bud Iiucfl of 1100!
laid through the city hell to tin-ow water
on the beefegers. The firemen u arc armed.
The surgical dopartmcut was made ready
to core for the wounded in case of a con-
ilict. At 9 o'clock, or shortly after the er-
rival of the United Sluice troops. Adjutant
General Tenancy ordered the militia back
to the armory, and present] y the crowde
thet hrul been surging through the streets
begun to dwindle, and the excitement but
gun to die out.
The United Statics troops on- clamped in
front of the I'uiou tit-pot. whom Sheriff
But-chino" say» he will try to keep thcm’
two or three days to prevent any possible
outbreak. lle hes only 50 special dcputit-s
under arms. he says, and thcec are to pn~
trcl the studs in the absence of policemen.
Governor Waite refused to make any
statement. further than that he had with»
drawn hie troops for the night. What his
next step will be he would not say. Hie
palo face told more eloquently than words
of the strain through which he bud pruned.
He has roceived u down or more letters
thrcnfcnlng his life, rmd there hr consider-
able public feeling against him.
J ridge Graham, whose order of lnjunc»
lion Governor Waite disrognrdcd. says he
will tnkc no more in the matter. There
wan o grout. den] of rilljlpl’t'srtml excitement
on the streets. but the Rpfii‘k to tire the
mngnlinc has not incur thrown, and thcro
has boon no outbreak. 'l‘ln- run-cm are
quiet. though surfer watch is mulntuiued
at the city hall toprcwut h: - tilt-«unwise».
Army ofllccrs spcuk in tho highest term:
of firncrni Brooks and the Muir troops for
facing the mob about the city lmii.
9 All the in.» alum- Summonod.
it income the «tote troop-r were with
drawn by the governor ou the rccotumeu
(lotion of General McCook, who said the
government troupu would preserve order
and prevent a conflict. At ltzilothc troops
turned in fur the night, the crowde hating
dispersed, and the uttunl quiet reigned.
lion. ’1‘. .\I. Pnttcnmu appeared before
the old police board when the situation
accrued moat critical and nppenkd to the
patriotism of the members. timing the no
unity for nuhmittiug nil mutton nt italic
to tome fuir minded board. Before he bed
fluiehed Mum. llogcrs, Shaft-0th end
Bamhrll. counsel for the governor's lull-«t
appointmr—wllulllnn and Iiurm-e—put in
In nmwtrnucc. turd tire-muted n foruml
pmpooiihru nu tlrepttrt of their client-rm
nubmlt the humor: in mutmvcruy to n
bond of arbitration to bc ruutunilyngn-cd
1‘th wrur I-xnrtly thc pmpmitlcu mode
by the old board onrllrr in tho day, both
by written ngrrerncnt uud wrimlly. which
had born emitted. In View of the“ flelii
Maura. Mnrtiu and Orr ri-pliod that the
matter would now have to trike it» mum
In the court» In fer no they wet-o concerned.
n fivcrnor Waitt- hm lmtiml the following
proclkmntlou:
"All cotnpnnm of tho notional guurd of
Colorado Arvin-ruby untitled to ho lu mull
out: at tho limit-climb armory to rmpoud
tot-rill to come to ”outer. which will bc
luuvd on Friday of thin week."
The withdtnwel of the ntnte trmpn from
the sum of action In: the molt of I onu-
ferencc hetwrvn hoveroor White and Ad,
juteut (imml Tommy. at which it win
droid-id that It would be Impendidr to take
the city hall with the hump et hand with-
out ml and collect-marry ions of lilo.
Today tho governor will call all the
li’timil of the nitric to ”motor. and Still!“
My he will rum-w his nttetupttolumll
the now Folk-tr mmmimlottm In other.
(trowel ) ctkmlt will confer with the gov-
mor today and will the» dceide upon bin
litre of Nation. ,
, (telnet liege cw Party.
hummus. If... Mitt'lt l6. owl'nlflliel John
Hampton if , . latte «maul to Army.
mm. but w not. no further than sun
from. luau villi-tree Ira wa- mill-ll
Mont tllrvelnnd. lure renounced hi-
e not to the twine-tropism and up
mud helm tin» Republican city wmmlo
are to tender his curricu- to that party.
.. .m.... w. .._.W...
A Mow-inn Killed.
but Arc rm. limit tow» rural Orinoc-
of optima-Hint III 'I‘.
or "momentum-tiny
em ' bolas 1km endot- a ploweud
m upoubytkebm‘ . attached toil.
lied m a ill-int.
limit“. it. t. llmh mwlilhsrt King.
n mm, with Mannin-
annihilated-akin ' .‘l‘h
use of M WWI) m hum trauma
but: mums.
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m Bum. limb titan—John ileum;
We! than will!“
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so. Norman. conn.
frucurn u HOT rust:
Escaped From Jail to Fall into
a Mob's Hands.
m 8011!}: FOB PENIBYBVANIA.
Murderer l‘nrycnr W hat Twenty Kin-ho
at libertym—llnn now» by n negro Friend
After on Exciting Chasemlllnl lip to the
crowd nod Lyncbetl on tho Spot.
EAST Srmt'mct'no. Pu. March is. ~
Richard Puryeor. n negro, charged with
killing Chriatlun Ehlcm and wounding hill
wife. was hanged by a mob within ‘5) min.
utce after he hurl escaped from the Monroe
county jail. ,.
Although he was lynched in broad do???
light by a crowd of young men. not one of
whom wore I mask or made any othor at-
tempt at disguise. no one can be found
many the hill) inhabitants of thin quiet
town to my who did the deed.
'Purycer'e crime mu; notelrle for the lu-
grntitude that Inspired and thc ferocity
with which he committed it. Old Chl'lQ‘
tian Ehiers. whom he shot dead and whose
wife he {rightfully wounded. hurl-been kind
tohitu for more than e your.
The tuurdar worked the people of Mon.
roe. count y into it fever of rcrengefui fury.
Openly and without the slightest Attempt
et conccnlmeut a crowd of w of Ehior’o
nelgh bore cumin into Stroudehurg and tried
to break into the jail and kill Puryear. An
extra gum! was placed on duty after this,
but It wu soon discontinucd. it we: too
expensive.
’ An Exciting Man lint.
Tho mun hunt that foliowcd his mupe
wasmudc all the mot-c tnrgic by the foot
that the ”utter who outstripped all the
rest undecizcd l’urycar- at the point of it
pistol was an old comrade of his, Benja-
min Crichton. They had lm-u fricnds for
years in Virginia.
The crowd in the aft-cot knew ummt by
intuition what. had happened. The picture
presented by the runaway negro and tho
panning tho-riff nccdcd no worth- of i'X-
plnnntiou.
Men and boys joiurd iu the chute. Some
of them shouted “hire!" in they run. The
sheriff meantime run back to the jail to
put on his but uud coat. lion shouted to
one another as tlwy run.
“I’uryt-nr's mt'npwl' Kill him! Shoal
himi"
I’mhuhly ‘2" of tho-w who joined iu‘tlw
purauit hurl revolt-ch. Thvy wrrc utilltoo
far away to lice.
When he was cuplumi. the murderer
pantcd: “0h. lion. let me tome! Forflod's
nuke let me tome. and lot me go!" “No,"
replied (,‘uculou. "You‘ve killed innocent
perilous. and you must die. (‘ome with
me."
He led the trembling negro to the brink
of the flood, turd both plunged in together.
Puryctrr in front. Slowly the exhausted
men swam toward the group of men on
the ninth: cf the- islund. Put-your know
they would kill hirn,but he durod not try
to N‘RIR‘ down the ulrrnm. for he knew
they would shoot him.
Huger hands erh‘ll him as he stuggnrul
up the bank. .\icn drugged mm nonm- the
dead grow to the font of it email. «turned
oak trcv. An liflllt‘ boy had made fit-it to
an upper limb the block and fails used in
Palmrr‘l place to hoint steers for the
sinughtcr. Without a moment for prayer
or reflection the murderer “‘iitl pulled turn
the air. lie wrtv still printing from the
run. utul he did not utter it until.
Hanged In n'l'wlnltling.
A boy throw the loop in the end of the
rope Around Purycar‘e neck. and 50 point
of hands hauled at the "that end. The cat
ecntlouers run so swiftly away with the
rope that l'urycur‘n body shot upwurtl with
n rush. The top of his hand struck a limb
of the oak trcr. 'l‘hc blow must have
stunned him. for hi‘ hung perfectly limp
and motionless. Within iiUninum after
he had run out of jail l’ttvvmr won dcnd.
Shcrifl Krwgc ran to ”it N‘t‘lli‘ of the
lynching trcnnduun with excitement. and
he was Hfi‘t'h‘l'll with u dcrinivo checr. .\'c
our wun holding Ihc rope, for on scrim: the
sheriff nppt-tmch the crowd hml Illlillf' first
the rope to "Hill hr-r tree.
Ono mun hlllllllt‘ll. "(innit-moth don't
one of you my one word about this.“ and
everybody hm-di-d bin mlvicv. for all the ltr~
furtrrutlun one can now got about the
lynching construe of “i heard" and “I am
Informal." Notonc portion in town will
admit that he ever saw it.
While the body of hill old churn Ivvunp.
Ind slowly twirlcd in tho hmzef'uentuu
thoughtfully pawl around hill but and
took up A large collcctiou. Our mandrop»
pod In a $5 hill. Not content with thin.
the cuptnr mum-ti the rope when thr body
had bow out down. out the rope into hit»
turd prddlmi them on tho nti'cctn. The car-
oner uuurmom-d o jury. tuttquntptmed the
Irupu-vt uuiii ucxt mack.
Ili- umkinvfln-I'nllnnl Trial.
“hummus. Min-oh ill/”Till? npitctlim
at the l’oilml-Ilrrekintidge trial heard
little of Interest, the most important trit-
um who «moored being the whrml man»
no who kept the house In [Arlington o here
the Intrigue but! its beginning and much
of tie mum. lihu mill that Colnm-i fin-ck-
inrirlge hnd iricd to [wreumlr hrr not to
testify. W MMWW
lienih Ilevvnled flit mm.
l’rmovtw. Much lil.»«»Wule flu-tilin-
tun. who turn been trucked at over thin
country for the murder of Oliver Holly at
Willow (trove. Pm. died It tho Hour-o
pnthlo hmpltel of cancer of the brain. it.
gave tlur mum- cf W. J. halibut when ad-
mitted to the hottpltrrl. and hit: identity
was dlmvcml lifter llhr death.
lilg Itrtko at norm Domed.
LAWRIXIIK. Mm. Martel: incl-Themlh
and lockout at the Arlington millilitres
outwardly milled by mutual mace-
sious. wankers-returned toworkthls
locked out operlllvq.
mum-um
wmmom. lard» la—u'l'hm is m
thtMAduh-llinhmrvliignto
Bloodeldnootheflunmmm
“telepathic-humour: to that r at
mmihhfiu bytahle.
Wimpy-tun.
Mum, Win, Harsh tilt-J
Monument-tutti“).
m with (tum
nth-autu-
milkin-
in
Mold
.. min. Eh! Infill am. in lhrupcn um
morning, and the mill» mat to m to» 4°“
do spinal out at “WWII”
comm
H. D. Wolcott,
u no. that. Hawaii. it.
w--. .
mo notions} .
lop-ma nu mu.»- It» non
‘ Abandoned.
Rm JAM, Merci: lit-Jun timeof'lhe
Americans who shipped at New York on
the trainer Nlctheroy bu expired. The
men hove cone alloy: and will probably
return to the United Stem by the way of
England.
Valerie have left for the nouth with re-
vnfmte of t Fighting in ro-
ported there. and it in thought that it may
hat for month. The government retinal
lilipn captured the rebel tug Sent. Lu-
whcu the upturn we. mule.
Despite ell contrary report: Admiral do
Gena is onthe Portngneu warship Mira-
dello, on which he first took refuge. The
nvnges of yellow fever allnn "mil!!!
here. The number of death» nmcunt to or
All sorts of rumors are in circulation.
One of them is that the Aquiduben, one of
the vessel. united by Admiral dc Mclln
when he nought to net up I government on
in own coconut, he- been found abamlcm
ed in Iouthcnt wot-n. .
The cums of the Nlctheroy charge the
Bmilien ofllcen of the fleet. with melting
repeated attempts to tic-troy the machinery
and the guns of the ships which arrived
from the United States. Their ntternpte
have only bran prevented by constant vig—
fiance.
Twice during the passage from Barbie nt
night the ltnipn'e light: were hidden, and
the Victoria tried to run the Xictberoy.
The latter vessel narrowly escaped this
by the prompting of the officer of
tho On three decanter“ fable signals
were not to the engineer w hen the vessel
wa- ln dangerou- phrceu. an" the Il‘tlp had
very narrow escape». To. u- have been
continued hitter (pram-Is but wccu Govm~
intent Officers linker. Bo-lfurt and Donna.
Three torpedo bouts have lm-n mined iu~
artificially. some of the unicorn rluitu.
LUDICROUS PASSION PLAY.
Set Only the mmto- but “to Magic “'1"
lmveml.
806103. Much lil.~“'hat ita pcrpctrn-
tore call I "Miracle Play" Ian produced
for the first time in Baton before on
American audience. The "Miracle Play"
proved to be nothing more or less than thu-
Alleged representation of the life null on f‘
(cringe of Christ while on earth. and mm
produced by mane of hidmlm mutt-n
mnrionottee. and was in fact a htrrlmque
on the "Pen-ion Play," ,
Nutoniy were the dangling curler-tum
0f the Saviour and his mttouimricu ofv
fcnaive in themselves. but. tho offensi-
amounted to aimed horror when the arret-t
band that anointed in the play accom—
partied the bearing of the on)» to Calvary
with “Aftfl the Ball ll Over" and the
crucifixion with the "Washington Post
March."
The innocent and Htimnble lady “ho
brought out this play acted entirviy in the
interests of religion and Inuevolt-nw. Shi-
Is the dnughtnt of a well known "tifllflll
clergymuunnrl. nu nulhnr‘cu utul hurl in
the course-of hercutudin lrurncd of this
"play," which, it wee reprmntcd to hcr.
was based upon an old religious truditimt
Among the Italians and produced by mum
of them during lioly week as it sort of r»-
Iigionl duty. Being Interested in folklore
end deeply interested in rvligioun things.
aha engaged the ltniinn ploy": to give the
piece In I hall end eold tickets to nbout ifru
people of Bnotou‘a most exclusive not. Thr
wounds were to be given to tine prior,
BOMB THROWER iDENTiFiED.
Parrots. an Anorekial. the Author of the
Wall run. untrue.
Pulls. MIMI) ilk—The cor-pew of llir
bomb thmwcr but been rrmovcd from tho
Church of the Madeleine to n runrgim
After it arrived then Dr. Alphonse lit-nil
ion made an nuthrcpometrlcal mmure
ment of the body and forum that it colu-
cidau with tin ”urchin Parvcla, who was
anirrtirurtte friend of the anarchic" Bow
tent and Paul lit-clue.
A number of rivets similar to than used
by skin dflmfli were found on the body.
and Panel: was a skin dresser. I'm-wi-
Whit burn at Conrail". Belgium. in "it'd.
“'hcn themrpoe woe lifted up to he tnk
on to the mmue. It wu found that our of
the hands tightly clinched n molvrr.
Iloth hand. wore holly injured.
The man who wart killed pushed in the
door and Ives nimnt to advance Into the
church when he vru «mm by the eight
of the budle. an impetus looking old sol
diet. who took notice o the “rings”
hasty retreat. The latter. noxious to outer.
yet to ace re notloc. turned quickly in the
mil wall ale to try the other winging
door on the right. lie we. not aware lluii
It was bolted. and he went at it at full tlit.
conning lhr bomb, which it! dmihllmn cur
rlcd In hi: bolt, to Implode.
'0: Jury m
Hartman, Much mm?!»- nun-d Fox
will cw. involving the division of ”In!”
left by Major Frederick R. Port of Burton,
wan ended by the dischnme of the jury by
Judy- ilnbinmn of the enperlov court. Mt-
er iii hmm‘ deliberation the jury (“mam
”Cl. Mil“ .- JOII lliill.
Iammu. March ill. ~Advlcu recoivcd
here from Honolulu trey that. President
Dole declnm that Howell my code Purl
harbor totlmt Britain in the event of the
United lit-tee proving truMmlly tn the
whiatrni mm.
“4.. “w... Ms. .. “mu.
flannel Strike W
Mum“, limb mam-purine haw
burnt-omen here from along thellnool
the Buffalo. Rochelle! and Plttebnrg fruit
cotton that tin employees on duo-mm
W the reduction to vacuum! comm
plate making “trike. ‘
A” Widow flin- tier-elf.
Wanna, N. Y., Much lilo-alive. (flame
. widow of the lat. Judgi-
Sham. committed «laid. by
William mail. The do
Miriam. Mm.
“W“Iflounfl.
Firm,“ tum-up. Wit. the
rut IMWI and, Min week
trite-t It urn-unc- “Dominik
mymmnmmmmw
WWI-tut.
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for n
free sample.
l ROM
Exploded Before the House of at
Mill Foreman.
I’l' WAE “ALI: AID DID NODAIAGB
Deputy Mia-ll In l’hllllpsburg. Sale, At-
th by I Hobo! litriken Ind flkooto
Into the Crowdwlinllct "it a tint. and
..,. its 0929!: W99 Mauro.
Puritans, K. J.. March iii—Thu Pater-
Ion Itrikrre bed recount to dynamite, cerv
tying out their threat of.» few do 5 ago.
The people of the city were aw cued by
tho explosion of a bomb in front of the
midtown! .iohc lint”. foreman in thr
Rwalrplng drpnrtrucm of liaruftml Brothers'
mi in. ,
The men in Bemfunl Brothvre' ”lllll'i any
on Itrike. It mm at this mill that the
trouble lint occurred, and its nuployees
have figured prominently in the snbso
quent IKHIQW. Hates, the foreman, is
very unpopular with the men and hes rc-
ccived frequent u‘nmlng- simu— thc strike
commenced.
The bomb exploded wen u smnilone pre-
enmsbiy, no no damage was done, and
Bates himselfregurde it man- in the no.
tnre of»; warning than an attempt upon
his life. It bed been pieced in the middle
of the strrct and did no more damage than
to raunc the buildings in the neighborhood
to tremble. The police have no cicw oi
the perpetrator. .
Shot Into the Mob.
Pnrurrsrrt'co. .\'. .1, Much ill—The
trouble at the Standard silk mill mlml
naked in bloodshed. although nobody wu-
dnngeroueiy hurt. “'hen the mill shut
down for the tiny. deputy sheriffs started
to escort sevenl girl weaver.- who remained
It work to their homes.
Shgrllf Sworn hull pfei’flmrely cautioned
the crowd to maintain nrdrr. but the mob.
instead of herding tho “timing. Married to
follow the dcputim. yclim 'Scrrhi” and
making thrt'utu. \r tho. w-r of Fulton
and unis atrrcts it. my, .iullil Kallcr wu
Itmck in the four M It}. .i llU'.:i Hum. which
broke his nose. Ktilrl' «from his revolt-er
and fired into rho rrmwi. riw i-uli striking
a, young men, whmc numt- could not bu
learned. in the hip uud iuiliriing ll i-tul
flesh wound.
Ufflccr Stcirrrr nrrt-steti Keller and took
him to the police station, fullowml by nev-
cnl thoumud wildly excited promo. lir-
furniehvd hull for A hmriug areal was rc-
batted,
During the nirofllng one of the girls
fainted and was carried to her home. Hx-
citcmcut in running high hrl’t'. Supt-rim
tench-m burned in rapidly filling the piece.-
of the striking weavers with new hm'rdl.
THE PITTSBURG NUNS.
They May Be thnmvd to the Hill‘f‘ill!
Public School.
PITT-til in" March ill—Thi- “ilhdrnwni
of the unm from the River-tith- public
school dare not rue-nu the abandonment of
the tight helm-cu the school board and the
Junior order-if .\mrrirun .‘lt‘l'llflllll’ti and
the question in the courts.
if thr petition from the mechanics for no
injunction h- unt granted. members of the
hoard any the parochial echml children
and the num- will return to the public
school. and M'tionnlil than be tukcn tc
comprl the rcntmlbuur-lof alttrutiuulu
sign the wxrrmnt! fur thcir mtlnriw u.-
tcnchrrn. In muc the-injunction is grunt-
ed [hr-y will givv up tiu- contour, but not
Minn.
Bishop l’hoinn is quotr-I rut «tying that
tho liotunn f’uthnlit: church mus not a
party to thc urrrtrrgrrru-ul at the Niven-hie
mhml. lie ht-lir-vm it u quntiun that
should he lmntllml by pcuplc of the Thirty-
fourth ward. who. llt' mys. Im- the only
ours inn-routed. He thought there was
no harm in marking an experiment. but
warned Ihmr li’ilt‘l't'ifl'll agniuat ~tirriuu
up trrruhlc,
Au l’nwleldy Army of Idle tint.
UH .\ KI-lliJir. )lnrch I”. Who irrdruuriai
nrury hue M'rlt‘i-vl litil'mlnn‘, bringing it!
("piloted fut-cc up to Hill mru. 'l‘lu- ultuu
lion in linhic to bot-mu? serious hrro- today.
At i1 o'clock Acting i‘ummeudvr tiuuid l!
to receive an nuawcr front the city council
netotlu-ir nuccmu in eventing im from
port-lino for the army rm-r the- Sunni Fe.
The turnover in bound in bu it. tho negative.
General O'Brien on .‘fumluy told ”"90",
council that if the ruiiroud would not give
turmpurtnt hm the nrmy would tqu- the
ruilrumi. . . W _
1w firm-e titaniu- dunk.
b'AMru'vmt. if. U, linrch m -Uricutui
advice: which havc been torched her»
state that ii dlmntroue colllnimr occurred
between two (Thineu amount. the Song
(luau and Mug Moo. ’l’hey collided while
going at full opted. and both More"
latched and not down. About to people
weredmwrmi. end its many saved them-
nrlvu bywirnming Mhorr. among them
bring Hm Alnflilrrmrt.
Inn-tr" thing Ming five in Jail.
I'm: Min. March ill—4min“ Ming tire.
trimmer of the company of (”blunt mer-
chant» in fihicnqo that owned and led
ibcilhlnmetheaterbuildingouthe 'crld'rt
fnlr grottndn. in locked up hmmherged
with enthralling nearly mm of the mm
peny‘n funds.
him! All" 0 Mill. Inch.
Rumour. 15., March lite-Harry ii. 8.
participated In it three round boxing match
and wan rather merely handird. lie went
home late. and the out morning he wan
mud dead In bed. Amtmnricm will he
d.
tony—outer: in hen-Idea.
Prim-mu. March lbw-Email survlvcn
«the company of mivrhlch left here for
California during the gold excitement of
imam-there to eclcbreu tile fmylifth
outlivmry of their denature.
fun-ovary ch” in the can.
Mr: hammdlmh lit-~11": helm
of the local Mm ton-rd cm I: force
to welcome two noted Tumour chic!» of
New “thaw IL Crlmm run and .i.
, .
M .¢._......—»—. ..........,... J.
ocular rune cum-e.
m. limb to. ~ Its-Seminar
tn. who mu token
ill here. humori- lmpfimd Ind
is thin to in that his thorn.
Wm”... , m
mew-ta.
W
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. u . .. 31th..“ Mil-nun
M the
”nu-mu.
is only u trurv. pending the m-ttlcrrtrnt of P.
EVERY PAIR
South Main
1‘..113<.‘L‘O
Is It chew
that suits,
uni it row/w Cirangos.
WAGON S.
Van andscvcnri hsud
Buggies. Plaeluns, Carriages
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to "éiui All.
HALL AND SEE THEM.
Henry filly.
i. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Calcimintr. Palmer
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BOROSRS
lNorth Main street. So. Norwsik
Sample books of full um luuet styles of
.lucs taken
pen. Borders nnd Gilt Monlr
boom for Inspection. on notice b tai.
Ind. hum-tn cbvvfnliv why"?!
F. ii. NNSH & ONO.
will give estimates on all kinds
of plumbing. sham and hot air
heating. We have a tine stock
of Phil) and Dccorated China.
Agate. 'l'in. Glass Ware, and
Decorated Lamps at low prices.
lI'ica tor work atlcndcd to prompt-
v.
r. tutu t Bu
Cor. Muir) and West Sta.
SECU RE Yl iU RSELF A
HOME
u EASY mus
Mv-vrglimn‘cni- ntiyflvwnml
Houses
for
Sale,
on which “er hunters of the purchnu
flinttycnu romainoo tnortgnce at luml vet»
oflnternt
w-w.c_.....~
.. RAYMONO BROS. F”
m
MING WORKERS
fiflhrm..yap. in say untold“! entity.
«lbw which we lmhtl. You need
uhmyne-hmmalgtt. Volta-gin
thmtothevmtmvniyyomipm no:
lute. Ale-phi Minimum-ti yon um com.
'- mirro- tmh mom I» modal. n will
at you nothing to try Ill! Ire-inn. Any one
no In tire on boots-m note mention
them Fell-n in Maw-mkwmf
mmmmmmmm-um.
“ruminating tam manhole-rm
mm in the tune uh lotion!!!"
drama-giant. inns termini
Bast accommodating. a
mutilate-tummy slots.
Onli end examine them before partitioning any
Street. 80. no W
‘ satisfied inquire at the ‘
‘ a 1%:sz partway for m
WARRAK ,.
With increasing Appotito ‘n‘ui ‘
lion Hope tak- tbe Dione of M
2:11! duties become a delight stilt .
0!.
Lilli our
Aaknnrneighbornbontlhundlf
on our sin.
I WASHINGTON 911.
Or of .
G. A. Gregory 8: 9
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