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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

John I0wrey snd
Archibald bUwfey
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

Issued By the Board during the past year are a!
follows:
To Mrs. Nonahau. crazy woman. fer
care and support by Mrs Doom, 1921 p
o commodore Perry ~ OC
To Josephine Aiorfie "a 81
10 Mrs Meklm, during her CONTINENT, 20 &C
10 LOUIS tTerardIne, for care OF paupers, is &C
10 VIM. Cornelius, till restored to sight, IS GO
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

Az OGDEN " * Es-Painted Tubs do Buck
els, covered Pals Il Sugar Boxes, Butter frints
Ladies b oon@ Zinc WashbUards, Mop Sticks Willow
Baskets Brushes and general variety of Traps ustre
CeiVed' ana Tor safe a. GEO. w COBBS.
"a ia & s.-i5 Hh'ds Fair Kind n. o. Sugar,
~ 30 Hbls Clarified
10 . Crushed q Loaf
Received and for sale low at c. w COBB's.
oNtS3R HOUSE EEGs.ASSES-I5 Bbls.. ie
- nan Bbis, 10 Ten cal Kegs superior sugar Ti0u
syrup AI0i-sses, just roc'dat GEO. ". COBBs.s
nm GALLONS STONE WARE, Jars CrocEs
oVO &C., for sale at COBB'S.
kITsoE.. 50 Bills, superane aud Extra Family
a Flour, for sale at e. w. COBB'S.
4 q fSF EEsS.--20o Cans wright's Fresh Cove Oys-
~ terss received end for gale al G. ". COEBs.
EAREED sppgES--4G Bushels prime Fruit,
~ Just received and for sale. 6. w COBB.
COAP. 25 boxes, No. l, just received and for sale
- by e.. ". COBB.
HAIRY SALT-;00 Bags Fine Dairy salt iuss
EF received and for gale By G., CT BIB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
Washington April. It'll.
ire IN the Mining Region.

The stamp work, mill, and Office of Forest
Mining Company, Lake Superior, destroyed
by fire about two weeks ago; loss Sl2,O0O-insur-
auce not known
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
CHA vGEss SALE.
David J. seeley rs. Michael Manninc.

MJuera! Point, April II, 1854.
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10 One of our contemporaries esti-
mates, that within the last few months,
something like twelve millions of dol
lars have been fraudulently obtained
in New York by knavish fnanciers
through over-issues of stocks and SINH
lar operations The recent extraor-
binary developments have aroused
scores of lazy and dull or superanua-
ted directors and trustees from their
lethargy, and they are now doing their
utmost to straighten up matters
True Delta, Or 1dpocate.
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YDz-4I|
L)ic0.
[OvTICIAL.l
PROC EDINGs
OF THE
HOARD OF Sell r. Cx N EN-,

EXTRA MEET,Ne.1
July 22nd 1854.
At "a special meeting of the Board of Sc
lectlnen of the Town OF Baton Rouge, held
this day-preseut:
J. r. DuFnoco, Mayor.
Henry TomIinsol, Edward Willis,
Charles Gnedry, Fri Brooks,
THos. J. BURLINGTON.
The Mayor having represented TO the
Board that the vote taken in Ward N. 2. on
License, had resulted il tic, it wac, OIL
molten of Mr. Tomlinson.
Resoioed, That new Election for the
purpose of taking the sense ofthe voters of
Ward No. g. OH the question of License OF
No License" be held On Saturday the 9Th
day of August 1854. Said Election to be
presided by P. A. Walker and H. T. Wad-
dill.
On motion the Board adjourned
R. DUFROCQ, Mayor,
}. c GAYLE, Clerk. =
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Co M m unicGted.


Mr.. Editor.-I see that in your last
few numbers, you evince a strong dis
position to keep the liquor question
before the people. As to the general
merits Of the question Of License or
no License, l have nothing to say. If
you feel so disposed, you can repair to
the odd Church" tonight, and clock
horns with Young America" who, l
am told, will be out in all her glory
on that interesting occasion. But l
merely wish to call your attention to a
legal opinion, to which you have given
the sanction ofthe Comet. You deny
the right of the Board Of Selectmen
to order new election to decide the
tie in the second Waid.
Now sir, will you or any one else
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Eistern Making.

THE subscriber, is now prepared to
l. make Cisterns to order, in the very
best style, and will warrant his work. He
Will keep stock of the best lumber al.
ways on hand, ard will attend to putting
his work up. Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attepded to. 6. L. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College,
20 Orders left at the Post office address
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
ZION. June 80 6m.
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halliday's Nursery.

THE subscriber has now in cultivation
i at his nursery in this city, great va
riety of shade trees, shrubs and rare native
and exotic plants. He has become regular
~ Unlisted in this business and will give it
his attention. Among other rare plants
now on hand is the Green Rose. He will
soon be ready to receive orders for Fruit
and shade trees, flowers &c.
70 Letters addressed to J. M. H, at the
Post Office will meet attention.
ju!y-2. J. NJ. HALLIDAY.
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Election,

PURSUANT TO a resolution Of the Board of Sc
| Iectmen, adopted ON the 22nd July 1884 an
election sill be held in the second ward of the
Corporation Of the town of Baton Rouge on the
9Th day OF August 1854 for the purpose Of taking
the sense OF the voters Of that ward on the SUBJ
iect of License" or mo License"
The polls will be opened from A. NJ. to 4P. NJ.
and the election will be presided by Messrs. p. A.
Walker and H. 7. Waddiu J. 4. DUEROCQ,
july Aa1stA Mayor.
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NEW BOOKSI NEW BOOKSl

49, - ~~D-Ds 1907 ASOOS1Ds
TNREATlSE or. landscapes gardening aid
i rural architecture by A. J. Downing
l.. Davis Works; Life Of Christ, by Fleet.
ward; Fletche,s Studies on Slavery; Dr..
Lardner's lectures on science and arts: 2
vol. History Of Modern Philosophy; the
Works Of Lord Bacon; Memoirs Of Mary
L. Ware; Lite Of Napoleon Scottish Gail !;
Gazetteer Of the United States; BONA.
parties History Of the Cnited States !;
Moore's History Of Ireland; Works Of
Dean Swift with Bis life; the life and
acts in Hungary Blakss Biographical Die
tionary; Criswald's Poets and Poetry Of
America; Weld's Dictionary Of Sacred
Quotations; Dictionary Of Shakspearian
Quotations; spirituflism BY Judge Ed
monds and Dr. Deadx; Revelations, BY A.
J. Davis, the claivoyant. Just received
and for sale by
july-3e-ly. GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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To Consumers

PEAL, ever intent to supply his GUS
- toners at the lowest prices, is for
the present offering at retail.
Hay, at 81 30 per hundred.
Corn, " 10 cents bushel.
Oats, So cents do.
Bran, 81 40 per hundred.
Quantities of either, sold for less than
the above quoted prices Terms cash.
may-l9. JOSHUA BEAL.
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Menu A1pertiefm cnts.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVER.
E00 LBS. Pure and No. ! White
COO Lead Lamp Elack Drop Black; Bone
Black; Flake White; Litbarge and Red Lead
800 gallons Linseed Oil; Pure Chrome Green
Turpentine, Yellow Ocire, Chrome Yellow
Neatfootoil, Venitian Red, Spanish Brown;
80 gal. best Vanish, America & Chinese
Vermion 100 lbs. Zinc White, Whit
ing, Sand paper, Emery.
% dozen Porter and Ale; baskets Champagne
'IIeidsck." baskets Seltz Water Jamaica
anil Bermuda Arrowroot; 500 lbs. PotashE
Pear-ash, Soda, etc, bbls. Rosn, Glue,
Shellac, &c. 70 boxes Claret, White wine,
Wermuth, Gouley Biiters, Madeira,
Sherry, Malaga, etc.
Fresh Mace, Alspice, Gloves, Cinnamon. Nutmegs
aud superior Mustard. Also, pure Olive OIL
all of which will be sold reasonable terms by
july27-y. WIN. BOGEL, Druggist.
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Paints, Drugs, ect..

RLUE SHALT, Paris Green, Chrome
~ Yellow, Prussian Blue in Oil, lam.
Black, Paint Brushes. Quinine, Sugar OF
Lad, Nox vomica, Laudanum, Paraeoric.
Yeast Powder, Canary, Hemp and Raps
seeds, with great variety Of patent and
other medicines. Just received and for
sale by july 20 GEO. M. HERONAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-27

HIn one of our exchanges VIC see
the death of Mr.. Sans Culolte, chroni.
cled. We presume this is not the last
ofthe family. We had sooner look to
see the obituary Of the "last man."
than the last Sans CuIotte.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-27

TIE MAILS AaAiN.--Were the
weather favorable, We should urge
upon the citizens Of East and West
Baton Rouge, the two Felicianas,
Livingston. st. Helena-ay, the whole
State, to meet in convention, and with
one voice and one accord, disclaim
all allegiance to the Federal Govern
ment, on account Of the criminal in
difference to u.s. in regard to the
mail service; not only on the coast, but
in the interior,from one end Of the State
to the other. Our hand is unnerved
with passion when speaking Of this
subject, because we see that all that
has been said, as well by the city as
the country press, has been treated by
those in authority with silent contempt.
We assert it without any fear Of
contradiction, that there is only one
contract within the borders of the
State, that receives anything like a
fair compensation for the service, and
that is the New Orleans and Mobile
Lake line. We account for a fair
compensation on that route, from the
interest that Northern spectators
have in the New Orleans market, and
and not from any desire on the part
Of Post Master General Campbell, to
supply that region, as more-near-at-
home cities are supplied. 1t is hu-
initiating indeed, that whilst all man.
ner Of intercommunication is improv-
ing, that our mail service is retrogra-
ding, and has long been SO slow and
uncertain, no raliance aohateycy, can
be placed upon it.
What is the brief history of the
coast service during the past two
years? The Glover and Mather con-
tract failed-the Caldwell contract
lasted but brief period now there is
no contract existing for the coast
mail from New Orleans to Bayou
Sara! How is the thing managed
An agent at the wharf in New Or
leans, ships us semi-occasional bag,
taking particular pains never to give
us letter and mail bag together.
The mails are shipped not as the
mails, but as freight, at some low
figure assessed by the P. N. at New
Orleans-say $50 or $50 trip. What
is the result! Why the daily mail
line Of stages from this, to East and
West Feliciana, take up about two
mails a week. And here-at the Cap
ital Of the State, where every man in
The State has more or less business
letters generally reach by mail, in
about the same time it requires to
come from St. Petersburg.
Has not this been the condition al
most without intermission, the past
fifteen years? 1t has. Compeers aud
is there no redress!
TO- Will our friend of the True
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-27

% Look at Bogers new receipts
of Paints, Oils and Dye stuffs. 1t vii
be seen that be is blending wine with
oil, anticipatory no doubt Of the wishes
Of many Of the good citizens Of the
Second municipality. Ifhe can man.
age to keep it cool in summer, and
warm in winter, We doubt not it will
be extensively prescribed when the
sale of the article at the coffee houses
is prescribed.
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New ana Fashionable Music.
YNHE SWITZERS FAREWELL: Had

l. never, never known thee, Do they
miss Me ct Home; Come away love the
Ladies Waltz; IT'S the last Rose Of Sum.
mcr with variations, by Hertz; Las Bords
De Delaware, and ID Lebrette, and Les
Troubadoon, with brilliant variations.
Delicosa Polka. Crepid Polka, Arnpleon
Polka, Sontag Polka, Rosebud Polka, and
PIeum Polka. Just received and) for sale
by july 20. GEO. M. HEROMAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-27

TWill our friend of the True
Delta, please let us know what be
means by calling the Capital, "a one
horse town ?" Docs he do it to rap
the Advocate over the head, or touch
the ancient Gazette in the seat of its
tender sensibilities Come neighbor,
be more generous. Sodom you know
would have been spared had there
been one true man left, and (what s
her name ?? Sarah" we believe
would never have been turned into a
pillar of salt, had she not done some
very discreditable things. Pray tell
US Mr.. True Delta in what respect our
town is really or apparently one hoysc-
ISL.
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oncial Journal Of this City.
Gbe 0aily Guuet.
G.IA. PIKE, Editor 4 Proprietor
BATON ROUGE, :::::::::::::JULY 81, "a.

GA. PIKE, Editor 4 Proprietor
-k~~~~--~~-~~~~~~~
BATON ROUGE,"::::"::::JULY 81, "a
u u Second Ward. will be an
swercd tomorrow. We will quote
neither law nor gospel at him. From
his own premises, there IRE reasonable
deductions to be made, to show to the
unbiased mind the hlacy Of his posi-
ton. We have no quiddits or quib
bles, to offer q to the true intent and
meaning Of the law. Any construc.
ton may be put upon it that he likes
We maintain land eventually it will
be 80 decided) that the legislature has
no power delegated to it by the FEEDER
al constitution, to grant corporate au-
thorities the right to intcrdict and
prohibit the use Of any article Of COM
merce. He may answer us and say
THAT it is the majority Of the people
who give force and fashion to the law"
Granted. Is it not also the msajority
or the strong side that governs oil the
mad mobs, that VIC daily chronicle
We think it may be shown that major
tiles are more often wrong than they
are right; whilst the minorities are
the order loving who seldom make a
noise at the elections, and are perfect
ly willing to be governed by the gold
on rule Of do unto others as you would
have them to do unto you" We are
DESTROYS to see the world as temperate
in all things as it is possible (cousid-
efing the nature Of many for it 10 be;
but We are not willing to pretend to
eschew, what our appetites pronounce
good and wholesome, to accomplish it;
because We believe there is no "high.
or law" that requires US to play hipo-
critic.
As temperance man, We are op.
posed to closing Bar-rooms in order
to give place to . wholesale contra
band trade to an article that must al.
ways ipjure society more or less. We
are opposed to all laws having for their
object the regulation Of public Or pri-
vate virtues: because they do not
produce the desired effect, and cannot
be enforced. For the present, we can
Say to Second Ward that whilst
we admit the right to order a new
election when there is o tie vote, and
an Office to be filed; we deny the
right Of the Board to call on the peo-
pie again to vote on the License ques'
ton, when it is seen by the result Of
the election the other day. that there
is an equal division Of opinion. We
want every one who has any thing to
say on the subject, to "have their say"
and have only u request "brevity."
For It's this, that is the soul of reason,
as well as qUit.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-27

| SECRETS or HAPPINESS. A sus.
ceptibility to delicate attentions; . fine
sense Of the manliness and exquisite
tenderness Of manner and thought, con.
stitute in tho minds Of possessors the
deepest under.current Of life The felt
and treasured, but unseen and mex
prcssble richness of affection. 1t is
rarely found in the characters Of men,
but it out-weighs, when it is all grosser
qualities There are many who waste
and lose affection by carless and often
unconscious neglect. 1t is not plant
to grow INTENDED the breath Of in
difference, or rude touch, may destroy
forever its delicate texture. There is
n daily attention to the slight ccurtesies
of life. which can alone preserve the
first freshness Of passion. The easy
surprises Of pleasure, earnest cheerful
ness of assent to slight wishes, the
habituaI respect to opinions, the polite
abstinence from personal topic in the
company of others, unwavering atten-
ton to his or her comfort, both abroad
and at home, and above all. the care
full preservation of those proprieties Of
conversation and manner, which are
sacred when before the world, are
some Of the secrets of rare happiness
which age and habit alike fail to i'm.
pair and diminish.
WOMEN LAwYERs.-The New Bed
ford Mercury, after cbronicling the
facts that one of the female spouters in
the late Woman's Rights Convention,
said she was studying law. with view
to practice it, says quite hunorously:
I'VE wish this new Portia all posi-
bic success, though we cannot help
thinking she would do better with a Ill.
tie I'm than Ly.tleton-with cap than
capias. All women like a declaration,
though most prefer another kind to
that in a writ Still, our Blackstone
skirts may succeed wonderfully IN
counting. and win silk gown in adj
vance Of all her competitors. The On
ly inju7tice is, that her rhetoric may
be heightened and rendered more
heavenly by pretty countenance, the
present race of lawyers being by no
means beautiful as to the phiz. In
that case, as Sappho iilched the Iaurels
from Piudar, not by force Of her poet
~, but by the fairness Of her face, 80
Squire Nancy or Polly may carry of
decisions from our soft headed judges.
when the law and the evidence are
both on the side Of some long-nosed,
i!l-favored. special plcader in panta-
looms.
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The ''invcntion" of the following
lines in way of epitaph, for lawyer, is
ascribed to the Boston Post.

Here lies attorney IA pregnant phrase
And OFT repeated In his earthly DAYS.
BY those who heard him in his court petitions,
And those who read him in his dispositions!
For lying thus, you ask The wiyg
Alive o. dead what could he do but liey
Urea hing, Ire HI II fFeia choice but strange re-
vusion!
Poor X. at last, Is lying by compulsioD.
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NOTICE!!

TIE undersigned having purchased
l. the FAMILY GROCERY and PROVISION
due the same--liereby give notice 10 III those IN.
debtsd, to come forward and make payment with.
out further notice, at their store, Opposite v.
Hcudes Dry Good Store. 'S's -
July IA, 1854. CHARLOTTE HOFFMAN,.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-27

BOARD FOR A SMALL FAMILY.-This
ambiguous heading, frequently pre-
ceeds a notice that accommodation
for a small family on reasonable terms
in a private family where there is no
children, in pleasant part Of town.
Will some one ofthe legal or editorial
profession, fix the stature of "small
family" that the ambiguity Of the
phrase, may no longer EXIST
The Cincinnati Commercial of
Thursday the 18th inst, has the follow
ing I'VE received letter from Lex
ington, Ky, yesterday, which states
that the Cuban excitement runs high
in that vicinity. and that companies Of
riAemeD were being formed in differ
ent parts of the State, 1900 volunteers
having already been raised. The
names of several eminent and wealthy
Kentuckians are mentioned as connect.
ed With the enterpfise."
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EHOK'SALE.-The house and lot lately
- occupied by Philip Burg situated on
Third street. Apply to
may-J6n THOS. PRENDACAST
RACoN SHOULDERS, Barrel and Keg LARD.
~ ~ Extra b. Louis FLOUR. new Wheat CORN,
,"HIskEY and BRAN, Just received and for sale
by july 20. JOSHUA HEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-27

IN HAND AND FOR SALE
- fresh supply o. flour, CORN, OATS and
july21-y. CHARLOTTE HOFFMAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05

him ,pd ths, fhe real was not willing The ma
sborld be Free lie hal word not TO permit
him 20 he sold and insisting that he shoud be bf'1sh'
hack a. vhleyer cost - hazard She SAID Ter gLo JIG
urc The rrorrss Il the case bad becore helr'y rrry
he ene,s,a IN H. end bsd spent many sic pies, nighs
me III the family had been 20 tie real oTnef 81 blh
ard vleaded w.h liza Jet his slave 20 free bli II ne
been Of no avail She described the difficulty she hti ~
IN obtaining interview ai'h her broihc- She coHl 10.
qrir ad1l;s.oq 20 lin tn he had written line sni sem
h In 70 him Il bird been difficult for any of the friends OF
The slave 70 Get 20 him. Very icw persons hld
called GA hun. lie had been guarded from influences nom
tlout by tie Narsha Of Boston. II was a. H'"A
gos,0s who had kept guard over him.
Tie OF this LADY wG' Jenny sutie-a an e1er-
cetc, well spoken woman, member OF the bfP..,'
Church Of strong religious feelings, unoiucate but "h
Good natural powers. She represented That her amiy
lad joined her IN is appeal 10 get Bans ree Her story
excited much feeling and Interest IN the aUiieace
The Won ans Rights Convention has zen held m the
fremont Temple and has been attended, BY large
assembly, from the first Lucy Stone AMI Mr.. Emma
K Coe have been the principal speakers, and nave
presented the OF women win great power and eo-
cufuce Notwithstanding admission fee the he'll las
ieen crowded Many OF the advocates Of this movement
we're not present. Messr tarTi-or aud Phillips, ana
HcreDs0n AMI Parker have been kef away oy me h-l-
tive slave excitement though Mr. Garrison was present
Last evening ard male the closing speech AMI most
excellent speech it was. Aior alumg the great crime
tnat had bee committed in Bos.on, which I'D stirred
and moved all hearts he hardly knew what 70 say But
be went to show that rights OF oil human beings are
identical ami that 10 determine Their rights Or the
law written upon hearts lie counseled the women Of
America 20 20 With tis cncnf, AMI m Fegasi To
this and the OF human liberty IN genera ne ook
eueouragelnt from tie fac, that the DARKEST tine OF
obt i inst before dew II the darkness OF the present no
hailed the opening dawn of the future when he principles
Of liberty and humanity shall be ilgmphan! ana UNI. esa
The anniversaries Of the various Societies oIhod3xl
Unitarian Universaist have been well attended ms
week and in nearly all the meetings there have been au-
es to the Fugitive Slave and deep feeling OF sor-
row ssed The clergy ere aroused and
The pript VIII w maintain its freedom and S right 10
sneak A Convention of the clergy Oh al! denominations
10 be called TO see what measures shall be taken 10
d the country agalnit thS
eioat niquiiy Of the lard. ~
Al the great Free Democratic Convention, on "eines-
dav Joshua r. Giddings and John T. Hale addressed an
immense assembage at the husic Hail. and the people al
most universally respond 20 iheir sentiments we are on
the eve Of greet moral AMI political revolution on TINS
~ beet throughout the free states Cod hasten the time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05
-pIsTURBANCE BETWEEN FIREMEN.
ONE MAN SHOT AND ANOTHER BEATEN

ONE MAN SHOT AND ANOTHER BEATEN
Last evening about o'clock fire broke ""' IN u'e
Cd binding corner Of Liberty and Greenwchs's'' ou'
the flames were subdued before any material damage oc
Cured 5000, -.
The members and runners Of Engines Nos 10 anu - VI
returning from the above fire came in COLLISION IN nFo"
way but no serious fight occurred the police VINO were
close upon them inerfered and at once queNed me as
tubanCe. -
During the slight melee that occurred, you"g man
named Alfred Buncc runner with No. 81 was sho' IN
The ler 1t was stated that he taking pistol from h
pocket and was in the act Of cooking il when went on
the charge taking effect in of his legs Bunce was
taken TO the Hospital when large number OF bneksho
were extracted by the surg ons.
Another runner name unknown, considerably cut
about the head besides being much bruised about the
BODY lie was also taken to the Hospital
The excitement between these companies was intense
and desperate fight would have resulted but Tor the
prompt Interference of the police
In the evening ChefEngineer Carson su'l'ndou oo'"
these Companies and ordered their engines 10 DC pun up
"topgue first About O'Clock the members anu run
ners OF No. 81 proceeded various engnehous''
of which they cheered and others they groaneo' ~ ~
O'Clock they were met in body by the CAie, u
with large force and ordered to dispese when 'c' ou
without moments hesitation.