, 1874-06-08

:. A,ivoIy Tanns ut Axsati1.

AA1Vo}y ramos ut Afaatfns
From ths AHstfn tatinn) Rtgfstsr, june
Probably tho most disgracefui proceeding
ever Witnessed In Austin trAnspircd On Saturday
evening last.
Dotwoon ha1f-paaos and O'Clock in tho ovening,
Some eight or n!ne la,es, hoadod by eleri lsnlsA
ndtwo o. thrco gontlemcn, entered Potter zollor's
saloon. Tor the pu1pose NO understand, Of OBJ
sa4n!ng evidence against hsm for selling liquor
without liccnso. Three Or four customers wore
noatod about the tablos. Tho shorlE walkod up
-,,boer, 1t was supposed and, eithor with or
Without an invitation, gippca IT., and passed
1t around to tho ladies' to do 1lkowtse,
soms s Of tho@. s1 momest aS Or Two ator Mis Il
L. M1nball reached for glass Of boer which
Alex. FLOCK had hold ct, at which ho i!'pped tie
beor Into her faco. Thls waB tho Hfgnal for
sS fess Mr. aiies Fiooks. s bos9tnmblor ] was thrown
from Bomo pnrt Of tho room, and hit tho Iey.
htr. Reynolds upon tho head. creating slight
scalp-Hound. Mrs. Zoltor ensered tho aroma,
aa the Tomen oa OF the aoann en
cleared aud tho samo closed: Much iudecont
talk WAS addressed to tho ladfeB as they Rtood
outside upon tho sidewalk. Mrs. Zciior niHo
talked very pontcd1y to t'.o lad, orusadors from
remarls BY throwing slops upon thon1: At this
tho ladies retreated up tho street. During oil
thIs time tho crowd Of lookcrs.on had grown large
and there was soma oonBidcrabloi loud talk, oheer
tlo crowd. Ho ordorod them to disporeo but they
didn't dIsporso. Next oarne tho Judge Of tho
Distrlct oourt,-His Honor, Sherman Page.-
who said that he "had the powor veBtod in him,
Ho therefore, tin tho na1no Of tho state Of
Minnesota" ordered tho crowd to separate and
leave tho spot. Tho crowd diminished SO slowly
that thp Judge oallod upon tho sheriir. his Dopn-
u s1esao Ii f's seg ss nsseRa Rasaa sssa
auco, he direotod them to call upon tho bystand-
ors. Up to this time, thoro had beon no de1non-
stratlona Of q rioeous nature. But thoro now
appeared to ba determination By moRt Of tho
crowd not to retire. 20 long ss tho ladies and off,
threo .arrents, but thoy proved only attempts
moat nbortiye. The crowd remained "in posi-
tion until tbs ladies' diapcracd, which was about
midnight. No attempts at forcing tho crowd to
leave tho ground resulted In good. They 1sore
determined to soc tho Inst Of It, and stay they
did. :.
To Wind up this disgraooful frolio, q portion Of
the crowd obtainod several kegs OF boor, aud
won't with 1t to the public square, whore they
drank It aud sang songs over 1t until nearly day
Tho feeling against Judge Pago WAS intonse.
The Gorman oloment-whfch ia q largo aud in-
duential ono here-reRardod his course na VIM
! dictive, arbitrary, deepoto, and uncallod for i;
that he was out Of Misplace, and a]together, too
anxious for An opportunity to take up against
On Monday Alex. F1eo1t WAS arrested on co1n-
plant OF Mrs. Kimball for assault. The case
Eas tried on Tuesday before Jury, Justice
% s 'sS sad e. oot dy sdusssa no vsa5 o
and costs against the defendant. The dofond-
| ants attorneys gave notice of appeal.
Mr. and Mrn. Za1lor, who woro alao arreBtcd
Monday on charge OF assault and battery On the
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, were dismissed OH Tuesday,
no evidence being adducod on the part OF the
State.