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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-02
THE HERALD, AND TINES.

During the trial OF the Rea Homicide the
daily ipaccuracy Of the reports published in
the New York Herald and Philadelphia
Times was frequent subject Of remark. The
testimony was perverted by the reporter and
even the witnesses for the defense were rep
resented us giving their testimony in man
ner that invariably operated against the pris-
oners. The integrity of the counsel for the
defense was attacked by the statement that
they were attempting t, ave Hester at the
Sacrifice of McHugh and Tully. We give
flew specimens of this reporters inaccura,y.
The Herald had it that A. Rooney Wolver-
ton opened the case for the prisoners. We
know of no such man. 5. p. Wolverton, a
gentlenan well known in this section Of the
State for his legal ability, made the opening
speech. In a letter 10 the Times, dated Feb.
2l, the reporter gives description Of the
Jail, which clearly proves that he has never
heeil inside it, walls, and description OF the
prisoners by which the sharpest detective
would be unable TO identify any of them. He
also states that Michael Gra ham at the 2lst,
was locked in the same cell with Hester, Tul-
~ and McHugh; that hewas under an indct-
ment for being an accessory after the fact in
the murder of Rea, and spent most of his
time in reading the Bible. This is correct
except that Michael Graham was not in Jail
on the 2lst, having been discharged eleven
days before that by the Court on motion OF
his counsel, for the reason that no indictment
had been found against him. and the Com
monwealtl had no intention of sending one
up. We are not familiar with Graham re-
ligious habits; and therefore cannot say
whether he reads his Bible or not. If We
had taken time each day to collect the errors
and misstatements of these reports we might
fill column. Suffice it to ray that if the
young man who furnished them to the large
daily papers had spent more time in the Court
room, and less time on the streets, trying to
make the acquaintance of pretty girls in this
sleepy town as he calls it, his labors would
have been more faithfully and accurately per
formed. Whenever the Herald and Times
have occasion to send reporter here again,
let them send some one who will attend
to his business, and tell the ruth.
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o. No less than four Rear Admirals have died
since the 9th inst Charles Wilkes on the
9th, Theodore Bailey on the 10TH Charles II.
Davis on the 18th, and Louis N. Goldsbor-
ough on the 10th. Wilkes and Bailey enter
ed the navy nearly sixty years ago, in 1918,
Davis about A years ago and Goldsborough
65 years ago, in 1912. All four died in Wash
ington.
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]. Madison Wells recently testified that Mr.
Duncan i. Kenner, a prominent citizen of
New Orleans, offered him 5000, 900 to count
the vote Of Louisiana for Tildeu. 1t turns
out that Wells offered to count the vote for
Tilden for that SUN. Nice commentary on a
republican form Of government, the vote of q
State hawked about the streets for sale to the
highest bidder. The High Commission sa,
that it's all right-can't go back of the returns
YOU know.
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Jonn Sherman was right after all. He said
that the decisions of the Louisiana Return.
ing Board were entitled to as much respect as
those of the Supreme Court. They are--just
a. much.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that have this day bought
al cOnsttble'S sale, as the pruerty OF II. ~ Amer
man, the followiHg property VIZ: cook stove,
Que parlor stove, one wagon one single harness,
one cupboard, two beds and bedding, one clock, one
COW twenty Yards carpet, table, six CHAIRS, all
OF which have left vii h the said IL. " 4merinan
during my pleasure aud hereby caut on all persons
not 10 interfere or meddle with the SAM.
,, - NJ. A. AMERMAN.
Fishing 'reek, Feb. 18TH 1877.
MarcD 2-8w
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Hon. james 7. storrett Of Pittsburg, has
been nominated and confirmed as Judge OF
The Supreme Court Of the State vice Hon.
II. II. Williams, deceased.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Town Property

aluaDle IOWn property
The undersigned Will offer for sale on
THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, 1877
at two o'clock p m, the lot OF ground on Iron street
In the Town OF Bloomsburg, bounded and described
as follow; on the north by lot OF John Hooper, on
the east by an alley, on the south by lot OF Mary
Clayton and on the west by Iron street, on which
are erected
TWO FRAME HOUSES,
OF two stories and one and half stories respec
lively.
Good water and fruit trees Of superior quality on
the lot
Terms easy and made known on day Of sale.
MARY Ey ANS.
March cts.
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TWO FRAME HOUSES,
SClRE FACIAs TO CHARGE REAL Es.
- TATE,

GCIRE FACIAS TO CHARGE REAL Es.
- TATE,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS:
The commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, to the sheriff
OF said coupty, greeting;
Whereas, Louisa internarrled with A. b. Dldine,
Angeline intermirrle1 with ]. K. Dudine Aaron
huOrr' Elisha knorr, Regina Knorr, Joseph Knorr,
Aiary hhorr oy hsr guardiln ueorge Zimmerman,
heretofore to-wit, on the nth day Of September A.
d. 1916, In our county Court OF Common Pleas before
our judges at Bloomsburg, recovered Judgment
against ii. c. FreaS admnistra or OF all and singu-
lar The goods, chattels rights aui credits which
We're Of John efeas, late OF your county, deceased
Tor certain deOt or sum Of six hundred aud forty
SIX dollars anu seven cents, also ten DOL ars AID
H'eeh cents which To the said Louisa Didlne et al
were adJ liged fJr his costs and charges viii IA he
sustained by occasion OF the detention VI that debt
And whereas the su1 John Freas lied seised OF II al
estdIo In The said county or columbia, which de-
sceaded ana came TO tue said Z. Freas, Wili4m
L. Freas George H. Freas, nlra.l d. Freas. L.. A.
frels, Horace Freas. isaiah B Freas, salliei -,
is|sfhirTied with ]. w. Eek, u,d Nancy IpteT ,a
fled with BenjAmin Hicks, the Gus of lle sad ,I,nn
Frea1, deceased. 0"N
And whereas the said Louisa Uidlae ella h,v.
given US u understand that the said ludkaent ra
so,'I,, ,' "Apa't '' anu uHs"lausl' HiH has be-
Aud We being willing that what is lust In N, 49,,
should 10 done, do according 10 the form iha A.,
OF Assembly IN such case made and proyid 60
nldnd You that you make known TO the 'id n ~
freaS' William l.. Freas, gorge II. Freas, lrar n
freas' John A. freas, Horace Freas Isaiah 80
salle Ann intermarrled with j. W Eek. ii 49,,
intermarriei with BrnJamin Hicks that NJ M
lore our Judges AZ BlO0usburg ut ourc o C,,s,
OF Common Pleas, there to be held on tA.st -
DAY ot February Iext, 10 show causf n L.
the have 10 know or say, why the sail
recovered against the said II. Q. FreaI ~
tor &C.. Of the said John Freas deceala 4
be levied and paid =. .sa SAID reais lot .4{e-
J J ! ! ! , - - ||
''''. .''''I I'''''''9; |
sa 4 @l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

e. MOT<E, SCOT and Coal Gas. from defective
s-0 drafts, prevented No more worry with fires
for cOoSng or heating Send stamp Tor clriult tr 70
HENRY COLFOaD, '2G Saaso. st, Fniad sphla.
Dec29, i6-ly.
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out ofthe evidence which prevents the mind
from coming to satisfactory conclusion. 1t
u1. rri W.. I've '"nc'G ",'-sucu a1'nGuily as
the Judgment. Irthrmind il so we'll satisfied
of fact on the evidence that n reasonable
man would be willing to act upon it. IN al
fairs of the utmost Importance to himself
there would b. no room rnr dpubt.
aud nnw, gentlemen, this impurtant case
is about to be committed TO your final decis-
ioc. Up 90 this time every 'persnn who has
witnessed the proceeding, here must be sat
isfri of the fairness. regularity and impnr-
TALLY oi this trial. aud feel sure that moth
ing which is left to he done hy YOU will inn
pair its general cha,acter. Unnn both sides
~ Roo ,y,. ,,,,il,,. ~ ,,,.l ~, ,i, g., H.
gree. in case of verdict Of guilty on an
.,''t;,'neh, lor murder 'he laN requires mat
w. '. ~, ", Nv ','s =, Y, ;.,.
may. if the la,,. in.,ity il find one or more
guilty aud acqIt thr oth'rs II you dis
ch'rlP YOUR doiy c"h,dtnii,us'H "~ nave
,,' ,',', ~ % WI; I,'u "'"l 'e,' as
il , vnur p,yu r,,,.rin,rn and r,rder ,our
verdict accordingly And nnv uueifing
wisdom lead you to correct conc luHion
Immediately upon the close OF Mr.. Hughes
Argument and before the J,dgr's charge, Mr..
Cleo. f EINcll on behalf f thr defend, MS,
read the following paper which WIS fled:
"The defendant. now at the cln,e of the
argument before the jury aud before the
/ cuargr "i ne c"urt, move the court To di'-
G,r ,ha, W. u,n "sS'Eo as "[I''s hi 'nt,
speech to the inry mi. reI,rpsa',ted the nroots
l. ,I.
TIE case Intended to excite the fears and
p''Ju'''oe' J,i'1' w lnc jurors, anu 'o Procurea
"p p,reICtf ursrrp
'pArRICK FULLY,
PETER McHUGH."
r,rp vr,n,cr
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a vsr,ii,., had r..,,, ,,.,.,.I a,.I 49,. -,.,,.l
| pl,,,l., r., ... r H., H.
stra.,. ,yer, 6,l.d -. ifh, ,nanio n;,h sooro.
,f ex.it.d ma, and ,'.,,o, ,v,, r,.h.I
rra,,,c,llv ,o rho oo,r, roo,, - ho,r ,ho
verdic, N, ono d,ub.od uhot :, ,ha
short lime tha, ,be ;urv h,,i hoon IN oorsrI.
,,tio, rro.lu1.d ,ls ,,n,s;tiI;,, -, o. o,,,a.
f,airg tho, ,hat or.,rriI,,n
Th. .xci,em.nt IN tbo c,nrt roor, ,os ia.
torsa--ayerv evo wos hon, -, ,ho .,riso,.rs
until the inrv anreored wbon ,hev i, ,,rn
became the obiccls of the most anxiors and
excited scrn,;nv MclJu,h was tho ooIv
ope of ,he rri.onor. wh, showed slime nf
omotiop Jnd,e E,,,oII c,,,i,r.d ,ho adj
ence to abstain Crom o,v demonstrations
,yho,evar tho verdic, r,i,ht bo and ,ho, tha
ClerL of the C,urt o.l.d :, "a r,o,na,,.,,o
opes,;,n .G.n,,o,oo, of ,ho ;,,, n ,ho
aos, oe ,t, C,,,,,,,,,,,.,,I,t ii, p,,.;.r.
uag,or ho,, A., ,o,, fnJoy 49, a.,oa,as;.
,ence which e,sred wo. h,ol,o, hv tho vo;co
of ,ho t,ro,,,o, r,, ;,.,. ..c,,;i,, - ,,,.
, 1877-07-30

~, .,U, =, ,1 ~ 4,
s5.t. ~, ILL.,, W r.1!hs, ",.. ns tu', ~ ~ ~
a.n s.t ~ Itsn1 WIZ "ast ,at tS'cs e'
auisianH"uen; i, ot1o's "a" III nis o'i"e ~ uny
} }Sse'J ~ tcnMnK t'.1K nun ee'rNHas u.sl,AHthes t
@iIn @ snu 'louote.' lnin'~ pra'ft "ase peen
r., ,al 10 RESUME f WIN tr"sy' ntna, " nv ..
@ sng s'p3 .c'u'. ~ soak, " uess'S - WI. ~ tteui
@ aton burlington !rf.e.uay taat eMntsch enR,-
,sHts .r;Is, n,,u ,sn nle.n IN" 1 tas'r
Mn..l,snes " ~ 70 noIN hIsnYoTn Luz .'1nlNny
n.,iat l fuscss .hea. ~. nous.s aaatt's
., ~. ~ VI @ ~ ,o! n.n sGst .nia NV ,,n,'.
son :" % wv Lna,o't'; seE.nG .o.tn INC Mt!t'
~ u.ust TnEn .,.u tunpAhy "ns r. tanos,hat
~ m.'" .,.". "n w S.,x. r. aa" ~ ~, s. o' u.
liz, .ne S! anu t.e ~. r. u s,I na'c -
t1s''" "o",M VI! .,r .,.,r~
,.,., ~ - St,AsMhM a. , tNn trasoii.. r.
s,a.a..,n. ~ '',s ~ ~, ~ tha ~ ,.e'. 1sss
th,ss u,n,,os.s ~ ~, t' ~ sii,:,x - oei
t tnrSg u..'s.uscs M.u ~ "i.naV ~ wnsR.
, 1877-07-30

lie tie prcscn. ] for +ofe kcrping. Tie moh Al
no time obtained acrcss lo the Nall doek.
which vi. rlssd strongly et'a1ae.1 .n an" sc'efn,
the meantime the fire lnil burned 1nnicnee
guantttfe. NJ humber, mostly hcl0nCfng 10
Slu,psn1, Bro<.. Mcdonald. Mills ~ CD, at1
S,Arhrrk u t;ol,lstc,n. also the wool-yards uf
gscas deal Of similar property owned BY various
parties. .--.-..-...
The ships at the wla.vek wire hurrfettly towctt
to places nj safety. The ffrcmcn after the first
outbreak were well prosccHe., ami worked With
t,l,t slight htn,lrancc. The driver Of hoec.cart
No, il reported to have heen slot dead hy tho
mob hut there were no othsr : sastis'tics ~ among
citizens had dispersed the mob rt,rtloh Of the
latter, Including rome who ha't fccn rafdlnE
OH Howard anl E'nlsom strrsss. gathered in
the vicinity Of l',e 1ranl aud Palace Hotels on
KcarncJ street. Here they wrrc inet by n forre
Of citizens anil driven back to Market hrcet,
while ai,uthcr detachment of citizens and police
mAn:hcsl al"nE Montgomery street, AMI taking
anl stattcrc,l them. At present the rioters
scc1n IL br roaming IN smatt gangs ovcr that
portion of the city lying south Of Market street.
cl...clt watched t'y The police and citizens. md
II Is c1rc,trl they Will hclzc tho first 0pportli-
nifty IL Catllcr again.
HITTER ASTt-cnnt1N GATHERING.
An antl-cuoe meeting which had l,een rallied
met eariy In the evening ntar tic City Hall.
ThcEn waa nota very large cr,wa, perhaps frv,i,i
htD TO hel people. The tpcerhcs From thc
stand anu tie nttcranecs oF the crowd
wrrr nf The must tncen,lary naturr.
Threats wcrc openly made 10 cleau tut Chinu,
t.un and nitatk tho residents ahl railroad att
tllos'ttes, anil, from whas cutts.l tc learned ts
circulating a'1nt,E the crowd u would aprcat
denonstsuitan In that direction. Frnf1 some
nnntronntablc cnnsc, ,lc!ttcr the Police taor vig-
flant.a tladc their appearance al the meeting,
which, after 1t hal sh'journeti formed tho t,uc-
lcus fur The hand which has been during The
evening Railing In the southern PORTION of tho
city. During tho evening men were detected
distributing printed slips In envelopes marked
"a Warning"
"rnoUsAxp AND oNr."
The slips were u follows:
rEu KuNo FUnIIco.
The attention Of Tho Thousand and One will b
drawn 10 any and ali premises where Chinese arc
employed Of a1towed. Property owners, Insurance
companies. and employers n,ay make notc Of this
pressed labor thandcr at yamr aoors.
TU0gAAND AND pNA
, 1877-07-30

The material interest. Of The country by taking
possession Of the trunk l'nts VI railway nn'l
rrcvehtfJG tIr Ei,vc:sl, nj "f r:rs,'ns ami pTa1e
szt5. # Ia certainly well developed now that nut
bret rcn vi the tn,.n ctl,agc'l fl .lcsc stFEkcs
md combinations have ever fn,! anything IL ito
with the railway. sersI.c "F ut. Company, m
dudinC tl'c ,t1''s:rs g. sls 1'Fothsr"d 9! 10
nrnlv hv The Company ansl W the hest Inter.
eats Of the country, without regard to tho In
fucnrcs brought 10 lear upon Them frnni any
6ottrcc. THOMAS y. scoFT'
ARTHUR n.pAtEs 70 sc,fz.
CLEVELAND, o., july ah-H thu Editor 81
~ Mr. 1ort itra'd: Col. Thomas A. seott't
letter In tn-,ay'e Issue Of the il'rn'i may, hv
pusttion, taken In IN interview sent yon, a.
nrccxsary ii Iii. Scott was not ara1e. as Ii:
naye, that ttc strike had takfn nlM c, Then oi
The Company wlo accompanied the Sheriff and
Gen. Pearson upon MI engine tn the kcne oi
tbc d:>tn, haurr, a,d allowed t'ei'. Icarso,f,
Wllt,, addressing The inc,l, ~ Euast that ht woisti
run a rain IT. Ill ha2ar1ls, wlthuut notifying
his suprr:nrs before calling upon ilte militia.
arc to Errat cxicnt responsible fnr the disaster
that could hare hcen artF'cd, III nv nrln.ent
had the officer requested nc c,'!llosrs, =,
etntcnlanly !rtallner, IN IrFtr Nctnn tnttl he
e,o,'l hear frnn, Mr. Scott, great h!nndcr
woul,, not l,avr bren committed. lido not believe
Ar. .2cutt saft deny this.
II WA not NY purpose IN making ny ttae.
n,cnt to he Hfr,n1 to attach any blame In tho
trnp crit. nsl ! can testify tn tEc courteous.
manner In which MIR. Scott las always received
q ,u,,n,t'tr ri his engineers and myself; hut
ls' nsl ,-:rt'r Will, him when l1c says that tt'e
lus,,y,al condition If the Gotntary compelled
An u make the lust reduction. aliA he
oueh, to remember tho promise made tn
Tie engineer, by his predecessor. ahe latr !. Ed
cur Thompson. when they s,ib!htttca 70 us &c.
The business of the rnad woulti warrant u Il
would he restored. aMl uo cannot but think, 1t
, 1877-07-30
ARBITRATION.

uu ARBITRATION COMMISSION rRQPoaED nE-
rwKYy MAsIER. AND Aty,
n, r. ~ ~. ~ mi. ..,.,,a,
=, WAsnlM'roH, ~ u, "uty o'-lhe Hlosn!uR
MIR, St Andrew, Of The North America st.
alv,-,,o,a 11rto,, had an intcrvlrw udth secrr.
'"Eo e'0' No. "
'1aIy EraFts anu fTcseulcu Inc lollo"tnG mcHa-
.prauiueu, ndoptcd At q meeting Of tho Exccu-
.ttrr f,,,,',,r,,tr. ~ III, Nnr,h Amcr,,.a A.
wv So -. ~" , ~, ~
Gnotxcs Union held I'll Ifl'ladeipfia on "canes-
DIV 1ulyo5, Mr. j. A, Ii. St. AutlroE, First Vice
7s.'.ss..'t T., a.. .,.,,.
1nfnehi- III tne SaA1t'
tsrsf-ThAt the mcul'~ra OF the 81. GEORGE 80
cletsrs OF The tn1tcd Statcs. among whhn arc
Hauv thousands Of adopted etttzens and suns OF
at,ptcl ettlxrns view with grave anxiety tho
present industrial crisis In whch lheff tnfesetts
public and prs.ate. II! common with those Of their
fellow c!scns throughout tho itepub!tc. arc Direct
~ lns"'yrd; ..,. !. r,. IN,
II ~ =, .o Sanht th,, H., nnv bonc r.
ss,isiaet1i,y r,.imn ,,isnirs nrtween sanitai and
iabr IS to Be- fnunJ In wt.ely -eonceIscd and jad.
e,onriy- carried out methods OF arhitrfuon between
III" cntc.1in, 1artirs.
r. rd-That The advantages Of arbitration - a
tn''HF, "t .c'fian'cnt for International a'!a ~;
tf:n' "'s1n n"Ac oesn soaMuaaay ,nsn'e,ta ~ ;sa
WITH "Iu III t,r.aI t,I.im md tas
, u'I. M ,a, sa' nd 81 ~ .oixns ~ nmrrons ~.
dy yiI i ~ b,rp,s 81; n,h .des Of lie Atjantjc,
t,u,f:,. fnas til. present t;u.rrnn,cnt 1t the
United *ta.rs. tasina Altcaly earned tho gratitude
, 1877-07-30
THE RAILROADS.


that Ill tho rallgoads ccuterihG In this city
would be IN full operation again to-day. This
hope, however, Is not likely to he realized, n It
Is hasliy probably that three Of the roa4ls Will
be able to rcaume- full operations to-day,
though they vtll attempt 10 du 60, Last
Saturday .he fecting In railway clrcles was yery
buoyant ana hopeful, and tho managers ~ere
confident that the worst had passcli. YesteE-
day they were less saugutne, however, and II
vns feared that new troubles vera Ia store for
49,. ~ ,,,c,n ~ h.. IT,, . n'.,,a- ~ nv.
PRISE tn31 oarhs tne '3ouo1es o. she Rast weak
the engineers have been 10 9uict ard orderly,
anu made no attempt 10 aastat tho strikers.
I}s,stnfnre whcnav.r a, r;La m . r,,,ro,1 49,.
..S !. ~. ,.....,s. " .... ~. "
earfeo' IL VA the 'oco'nouto ens,neefs VINO
t'~aTs LOOK Tue lntla'He. MANY nave
lccn under the belief that tho strike OF the
tralnuen, Grcsneu, ETC., was tust.gatcd by
~ ."o,nser. ,.,o on,v tent f., sha h,eI.
ground to await ths result Of the acs!on taken.
II now looks a. Il this Impression was correct,
and that tho engineers were really tho parties
vho brought about all this trouble. Thay would
Nv. Nv ~ Hdn,'n,ss," ~",ss ~. saS,.a 80. ~,
as.,ue,. s,,nn"~."d ~. o,,,nx x..,.s.s sua
set'veiy supported tha othsr rallfosa euiploScs
In their wu sga4nst tho sailsoais companies had
Il not pecu for tho tact that the Con,t,uuIsta,
H. ,..,r,. tha foaf... ar, a.. ,,,.r,,tox.,t -
wv ~ ''a.aeo, s..e 'us.'' aAa 'ao VI
~ "aass *oo~ Wv S"'SNI-Ss "a su' .'o""'e4
between the railroad companies aud their cm-
ployea, and assumed the leadership. OF course,
th,s d,a not suit thoas railrtmI smn]oycs Win,
49, -. ~. ~ s,sssoa Iii 49, 11'.,s.s .,.S.
osa nos WAN 70 % e4s1seo "'.n 'ne 'A*'ess "oes
nho nave denea the laws aufl9R LIE past week.
hut now tpat tbe soffA Ahu htbbA
have been eutctuAlly +4uelchod they
come 10 tho surface again, and threaten
10 make more trouble II the fEliroad companies
10 not aceede 70 their detnands. Ihs feeling
| 10 railway ttEtleA yesterday WAS that ttle
engineers were About to aia Tue uther men III
obtaining thelr ends- u y claimed Gy those
WHO arc supposed 10 know that Chlel Arthur
has instructed tho brotherhood engineers 10
, 1877-07-30
SAN FRANCISCO.
TIE HOT OF LAST "WEDNESDAY Hlo4T.

DfsrsteA " Wa 1or* HAFold.
BAN FRANCISCO, July ~ II p. MAT the
Natl steainshlp GonpahF's dock and vicinity
the crdtement und disturbance arc increasing.
The nrc fs still raging and ap2ea1s 70 be under
control IN the direction ol LUG in2ll dock. out Is
spreading 70 the noftn"a'u, a'oos tho csy
1ront, III the !oinoe1-faias' ana "est"azo Along
Front street Inc hop - oeeothine more and
norr demonstrating, anu - With 1ll0culty held
In check. They are attaCklne thu tkltce and
x,c4,,,... ,.,th s.anaa, f}no po,trrm,, W..
'.',L''s - 49,, ..,.,i' "ee
SiPp'e" ~ sso"o "H3 's"A"sIs &c te
ported ehot Inc !oFee cAa1Reo On tae crowd
With clubs and pistols, hTiDg about hity
shnts nnd forced them back. Gen, C<,!t.
Ir rh,,,,,, ot ,hA vtc,,,ptes. renorts the r,,,t
=. ~ Nt .n.s ~. .s!.,,,a-x -. H.
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between tpo aha Nv on ont5 thefs ptslass tue
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