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New-York tribune., 1882-04-07

coveted by any man who has business interests at
stake Every morning paper condemns the choice
of President Arthur.
The journal will say:
President Arthur has been sadly misled, as we be-
lieve. and he has made nomination. which, while
1t will give satisfaction to q few who
are known as Stalwarts." will cause a
feeling of deep regret among those who have
adhered steadily to the principles of the party, and
who have sustained its fortunes by loyal words and
generous contributions: The merchants OF Boston
satisfied with Collector Beard. His reappoint-
ment would have been acceptable to them. Not even
his political enemies denied to him the credit OF
being a faithful industrious and intelligent officer
1t is not the removal, however of Collector Beard
much as 1t will be regretted by the Republicans OF
Boston, that will provoke the anlmosity OF thou
sands, but it is the fact that President Arthur
supersedes him by nominating Colonel Worthlng-
ton, who has few qualifications for the position
and who has on many occasions antagonized the
best interests of the Republican party IL the ner
chants of Boston had been called upon TO elect
Collector Colonel Worthington would scarcely nave
stood very high On the poll.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Thursday, ADJ

LONDON, thursday, April 6 1882.
The Daily Ncus has a dispatch from Petermaritzburg
which says there Is serious famine in Zuuland owing
to the failure OF the crops, because OF the drOuLh
The Lac Times states that the $500, ordered paid
into court in the action of Clark against Bradaugh will
be paid.
A dispatch from Stockholm says: "The DrgbLdd
says that Sweden has engaged to invade Finland, the
event OF war between RUSSIA and Germany"
The Bank Of England has invited tenders for a second
issue of e2OOOOO0 of Liverpool corporation stock The
mcr II Is Big per cent and the price of the 90
II is said that the Prussan Government will recon-
mend that the Upper House Of the Diet adopt the
Ecclesiastical bin In its original form.
The Government of Bavaria, giving notice of its in
tenon to vote against the Tobacco Monopoly BILL advo-
Gates a tax on the manufacture OF tobacco. HAMBURG
has also decided against the BILL
dispatch from Rome says: "The report of signor
Magane OF the proposal for extraordinary military
expenditure for lss2s3 makes it % 900
lire"
The Senators from Catalonia replying to depuation
Of Barcelona workInen at Madrid, said they would de-
fcnd the interests Of Catalonia. Some OF the Senators
promised 10 vote against the treaty with France
Hanan arrived in London today. Speaking at the
theatre at NewcastleonTyne yesterday he stated that
If lie won the nstches with Trckett aud Ross he should
retire nom aquatics.
The Lar journal says that MacLean who attempted to
assassnate the Queen Windsor, will be tried at Read
ing with unusual pomp. II adds THE policy OF giving
50 dignifcd an aspect to MacLean's act may be
doubted"
The pressure of emigration is so great that an add
onal ship OF the Allan line the HISTORIAN sailed to-day
for Boston. The steamship Parsian, which sailed yes
terday from Liverpool for Boston, via Halifax took out
lOO0 passengers, most OF whom are capitalists bound
for Manitoba.
The Inman Line steamer City OF Rome sailed from
Liverpool for NewYork at p. to-day with ITO cabin
and l,150 steerage passengers Prior to sailing, there
was slight fire among some shavinGs on the steamer
but ii was not OF sufficient Importance to warrant her
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
DEMOCRATIC gNsINCERTTY MANIFEST.
BILL INTRODUCED IN TIE SENATE FOR THE PUR-
POSE OF ELICITING ANOTHER VETO

BILL INTRODUCED IN TIE SENATE FOR THE PUR-
POSE OF ELIcITING ANOTHER VETO.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSgI
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations met in special session this morn
ing, and entered upon the consideration Of Senator
Millers new AntChinese bill This bill restricts
Chinese immigration for term of ten years.
Senator Farley, tho Democratic Senator from
California, this morning introduced an
other Anti-Chinese bill similar in all its
provisions to that proposed by Senator Miller ex-
cept that it prohibits immigration for sixteen years.
There Is TO doubt that sixteen-year bill
would be vetoed by the President, and it is the be-
lief Of the Republicans that Mr.. Farley and his
Democratic associates intend if possible to secure
the passage of bill which will provoke another
veto.
With all their show Of zeal they prefer that no
bill shall become a law provided they can fix
the responsibility of the failure upon the
when the vetoed Bill was passed by the
Senate, Senator Farley proposed and by the aid Of
Democratic votes secured, the adoption of two OF
three amendments which had no other object than
to make the bill offensive One of these was the
prohibition of the immigration Of skilled aborers
Another forbade the naturalization of Cinnamon by
any State Court. There was no pretence that these
things were demanded upon the Pacific coast, nor
was any attempt made to secure their adoption by
the committee before the bill was reported TO The
Senate. The insincerty of the Democrats in all their
action upon the Chinese question IL proved by the
Introduction of measure which will almost cer-
talnly' encounter veto should it pass the two
houses of Congress.
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THE FEELING AT BOSTON.
lBY TELEGRApn 10 THE TRIuuyrI

IDi IhLH"IAFH TO TIE IRIBUNE.l
BOSTON, sAprl 6.-The nomination of Rowland
"orthingtOn, editor of The 1rareuer. the Stalwart
organ Of this city, to be Collector OF the Port is re-
eeiyed with general feeling of disapproyal. The
friends of Mr. Worthington and that gentle
uiah hlInself are happy, but the Republicans gene
tauy, and the Democrats as well, do not receive
,ne nomination with very good grace. Mr. Wor-
rnhgton has for some time been working
tSsduonAy for either the Surveyorship or the Col
c'oishp,but it was not generally believed that lie
you'd secure the latter Office, which MIR.
4eafd has filed quite satisfactorily for four
seefs' MIR. Beard is not much troubled
apparently by the change. lie says he will be bet
81 OIL pecuniarily by devoing himself TO his bust
''sS analrs aud thinks the office Is not one to be
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
BAST- RAIL- AT WORCFSTFR

BASEBALL AT WORCESTER
WORCESTER, Mass April 6.-In "A game of base
score Of 5to2.
IMPRIsoNMENT FOR LIFE
MEMPHIS, April G.-kobert Ross colorcd. who
was TO be hanged here tomorrow has had his sentence
AN EXTRA SESSION IN TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE April 6.-Ihe Tennessee Legislature
session to redslrst the state into dsre
SCARCITY OF ICE AT LONG BRANCH
LOSG BRANCH, \. j., April G-OwiGg to the very
mild winter here ne hotel Propetors have been unable
beng filed with ice brought from the northern part
THE TOWN COUNCIL AT NORRlsTOWN.
READING, Penn April g. Cat 4, NoTTist9wn this
Council at a place from Ip Teqag @ g @ The tn
the matter TO be settled by the Court
SMALLPOX SPREADING IN BETHLEHEM
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Penn. April G.-Four deaths
number Of deaths seveny-t.o There were nve new
new e n
REDUCING WAGES AT TROY.
TROY April 6.-COnsiderabe excitement prevails
posted today the Harmony Mills The employees declare
increase wages that notice posted
KEEPING THE RECORDS FROM HIS SUCCESSOR
PmIADIELPIHA April 6,-At the close OF business
r iired Office 10y Mr. Tener the
leetor appointed by the Receiver Of taxes The records OF the
ing wn them until the litigation now pending in the courts
FAST DAY IN MAssAcHUs ETTs.
BosToN, April G-fast Day was observed through
the state by general OF business and by the
usual church services Ia Boston union religious services
were held various parts Of the city in the morning and
cyens Atthc Institute Fair Building 5000 people assembled
o witnoss the bIcy Gle
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
NEw-ORIRANs, April 6.-Ibe National Cotton Ex-
change published statement Of the OF
United states from september l. $751; 10 March 81 1891
port receipts THIS year 527272 bales and last year
5O5s 44i baea The Great Britain
G94 G3j bales last year they 2l3,3o2 baes TO
France shipped 27209 baes and 10 tho Continent
045,l63.
SHOT BY A MINISTER'S MOTHER
LONG BRANCH. n. D., April Civilian Shreve
the coOred proprietor Of intelligence Office at East
Branch. shot last night by Mrs Garrison
the Alfred C. Garrison pastor African
Methodist Episcopal Church Inc couple had lived together
many Mrs Garrison lred four shots 5hreye
tLree VI which TOOK eject.
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TuEIATEST APPOINTMENTS
r,p cAp1NFT COMPLETED.

THE CABINET SOhi
,,rssus TELLER AND CHANDLER NAMED ~" 49,
1ssnn1on THs
SHIP. H., sort IN the Senate
tns i,rce number of nominations. Two changes e.;
ara made in the Cabinet, as was fore'oiT Tn, IN
Tpr al1 TRIBUNE yesterday. Senator lei, .ho
Ter was named as Secretary Ui VIZ
Treasury and William L. 0ha''o,,. pr.,a' "S
cacrctarv of the Navy. The hussiah
.,;.s;on is given to Secretary Hunt Row.
i"nd Worthington, Editor of The Boston
%.nr,Iyer. is nominated for the Boston
CoIlectorship. Mr.. Teller was confirmed by
tbe Senate in executive session, ana
,bo remaining nominations were referred to
appropriate committees. Both of the Massa- .
ohnsetts Senators favored the reappointment
Of Mr. Beard as Collector of Boston.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEVIS.

SALE OF BLOODED HORSES.
CHICAGO, April 6.-H. Y. Bems sold yes
erday two OF his horses Mambrino Sturgis (who has
record OF 22Si and MambrnO Sotham, to Colonel NJ
shaughnessy, of Salt Lake, the prce paid being $1,000
MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
WAINEGO Kan, April 6.-Charles Mcclure,
a scochiuan yesterday shot aud killed Munie Lapham
and then fired BAH into his head At
McGurc still alive. He has wealthy relatives IN
Scotland.
A SUPPOSED MURDERER ARRESTED
Rock ISLAND, Ill.,, April Civilian Adams
was arrested here tAs morning charged with the muir
der OF Calvin Merritt, at Kushvie, in this State.
August 20, 1850. The murder was committed in o
drunken row.
STRIKE AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, April 6.--The men at work for the
Muskegon Boom Company went on strlke to-day for $2
a day and ten hours to constitute a days work. The
company conceded the hours but would offer Oay 81 70
a day. The not agreeing to these terms, the cou
pany shut down for thirty days.
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HUNGRY LNDI4NS no BE PED.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The War Depart
ment Is Informed that General Pope has left Fort
ayenwor,h for the Indian Territory and that the SEQ
retary Of the Interior has issued instructions TO the
Indian agents the Cheyenne and agencies IN
regard to furnishing tho necessary supplies which wi
II "a believed remove oil for the threatened out
break.
TIE Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has ordered Agent
TIFFANY OF the Carlos Agency, To hold Tor trial those
~ thc Indian prisoners turned to him recently by
tho military against whom there IL positive evidence of
mi and To release the remainder These Indians
engaged iC the Cibcu miIssacre
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WILLIAM L. CHANDLER.

William 4. Chandler, who has been nominated
for Secretary of the Navy born December 2s 1885,
in Concord n II. Afterreceiving common school cdu
eaton he entered the Law school Of Harvard College,
from which he graduated with the degree of IL. b.
IN 1853. IL the year he admitted TO the bar
and for ten years devoted himself TO the practice OF law
From 1859 TO 1865 he reporter of the Supreme
Court of New-IIam pshire. He also member Of the
State Legislature in 1862, 1868 and 1854, being twice
chosen speaker. In 1865 he was appointed Judge-Advo
ate-General for the Navy Department by President
Lincoln, and afteTward he made First AS
sistaut Secretary Of the Treasury from which Office he
resigned IN 1867 Since then Mr. Chandler has practscd
law in New-Hampshre and Washington. lie Is one of
the principal owners Of ne Monitor and The Statesman
Of Concord ~ ii. During the campaigns Of 1868, 1872
and 1876 did active and efficient work for Repub-
lcan party Secretary Of the National Committee.
preventing Democrats from capturing the electoral
VOlea Of south Carolina and Florida, and i'm
poriaut In the Cipher Dispatch Investigation
1875 and 1879 In 1877 DE wrote several public letters
crilicsing President Haycss action regard 20 the
South Carolina and Louisiana Governments. AT the
Chicago Convention in 1850 be supported Mr. Blaine,
but voted Garfield the last ballot In March, 1851,
ton opposed by Attorney General MacVeagh sena-
Tor Cameron ana all the Democratic Senators. MT.
Chandler told That he would be defeated but he In
sisted upon vote In the Senate. On May 20 1891 the
day Of the session, he defeated adverse
jority being obtained by the absence OF the New
York Senators, Mitces failure vote aud the
adverse votes OF Senator Cameron and all the Democratic
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AFFAIRS In CANADA.

OTTAWA, April 6.-The man Benoit, charged
with the murder of Curran Gordon Creek near Mat
tawa, has been arrested and lodged in jail Aymcr
He refuses to give any particulars OF his crime but claims
that the shooting Of Curran was i'll selfdefence.
QUEBEC. April THE report of j. NJ. Gregory, who
held the investigation into the causc OF the loss
the steamship Bahama is published. 1t concludes by
saying that the Court is OF the opinion thai the
the laundering nj of the February last
by which twenty lives lost, were misInanagement
The part Of the officers in charge and the pers Of
n
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LABORING MEN INDIGNANT.

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Ihc officers Of tho
various labor organizations held meeting in the office
of The Labor World tonight for the purpose Of making
arrangements for large meeting to express ndig
nation the action Of President Arthur in vetong the
Chinese bill 1t decided 10 invite the cooperation OF
the trade associations of the United states in expressing
their disapprOva OF the veto. A committee was ap-
pointed to make the necessary arrangements for holding
indignation meeting ia Broads Saturday night,
April l5 On the evening the labor organizations
will parade through the central por.Ion Of the city
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DISORDER II IRELAND.

DUBLIN, April 6.-Alatthcw Kinsella, who was
charged with the murder Of Peter Andrews in TIghest
Oh the night Of March 10, found guilty to-day OF
manslauchter. The Crown Counsel IN his argument
maintained that the prisoner committed "A deliberate
murder at the instlgdtlon OF II secret society.
The police have made extensive seizure OF at
Dublin and have arrested two persons.
LONDON, April 1.-THE StdHddTds dispatch from Dab
lin reports that pOraIt Fcnan has dpcd in
American vessel He closely sued by the police,
but they were unable 10 arrest him
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REPORTS FROM THE NORTHWEST.

QUEBEC, April 6.-Ihe Quebec Legislative
Assembly has ratified the sale Of the Western Division
OF the Quebec Government Road % the Central Pacnc
Railroad syndicate. by vote OF 10 10 IL
OTTAWA April Ga private telegram from winnipeg
received last evening, states that the Manitoba and
Southwest Railway Company has completed hfty-
three miles Of the ne and that the road VIII De open
for traffic by the middle OF April This viii entite the
company receive 900 acres mile from the GoVern
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A LETTER FROM DIR. LAMsON'S FATHER.

son has written long letter The Times maintaining
that the question Of his sons insanity not new one
nor first raised after the trial. in America
through promptngs from England. The case, he says
was greatly preudiced BY Dr. LamsOns acts, showing.
a. they did, severe monetary pressure lie expresses
regret that the plea Of insanity put aside by the
managers OF the defence.
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IMMIGRANTS SHOWED IN AND SUFFERING.
WINNIPEG Man., April GA train with 500

immigrants is frozen in three miles from the nearest
source OF supply. Provisions are being
carried to it by q relief train. II will
he three or four days before the train be got out
captain Knwan, who returned partly foot and partly
by sleigh. says man is dying in the train, and
that il is piteous to hear little children crying
for bread during the night. barrel OF
biscuit and cheese were discovered board and
dealt out. There Is danger Of starvation, but
the fuel aud lights may give out.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
MEETING or LATTER-DAY SAINTS.

pendence, Mo-. says "The General Conference Of the
World of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints, Anti
Polygamy Mormons, began here this morning, and will
continue for ten days over 500 delegates present
from all over the United states and Canada, and several
from England The president and prophet, Joseph
smith ir son of Joseph Smith. sr the translator OF the
Book of Mormon, presided over the meeting"
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A dispatch to The Times from Dublin says:
KILLING AND MALTREATING JEWS.

LONDON, April IA dispatch to The S0ndd I'd
from ST. Petersburg states that three soldiers be-
longing to n troop of lancers entered liquor store
kept by jew, at Doubna, and demanded drink
After some objection tn, eldest daughter of the
Jew served them with liquor. A quarrel ensued
and the soldiers shot the proprietor killed his two
sons and an infant, made an Outrageous assault on
the daughter, brutally beat her mother, and plum
dcred fhp bOusc
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
COMMISSION PROPOSED IN TEXAS.

COMMISSION PROPOSED IN ThAAS.
GALVESTON, Tex, April Ga dispatch to
The Ncrs from Austin says "The special session OF tho
Ieadslature met pursuant to the Governors call at
noon to-day bill was introduced in the House pro
viding for the appointment OF board OF railroad com
isOncrs to regulate passenger ana IrcSul rates. anu
TO provide against unjust Discrimination.
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OTHER NOMINATIONS AND COMBINATIONS.


WASHINGTON. April 6.-The following nomina-
tions also sent to the Senate to-day:
Roland Worthington, to be Collector of Customs,
District OF Boston and CharlestOwn, Mass.
Adm Underwood, to be Surveyor Of Customs
District of Boston and CharlesOwn, Mass.
Daniel Hail. to be Naval Officer of Customs in
District Of Boston and Charestown, Mass
Fritz J. BabsOn, 10 be Collector of Customs, Dis
Il ct of Gloucester Mass.
John Jay Knox, of Minnesota, to be Controller of
Currency.
Isaac : Adams. of New-J Jersey, to be Collector of
Customs, District of Great Egg Harbor, n. j.
Captain Alexander Mackenzie, Corps OF Engineers
10 be Major.
Additional Second-Lieutenant James G. Warren,
to be eSecond-Licutenant Of Engineers.
AT the second executive session the Senate, after
referring the nominations received from the Prcsi
dent to-day other than that of Senator Teller, in
regular of procedure 10 the appropriate
mttees, confirmed the following nominations:
Asa c. Prindle. of New-York, to be United States
Consul at Para.
William J. Wallace. of New-Yorl1, to be United
States Circuit Judge for the Second Judicial Cir
cunt.
W.. o. b. Robinson. to he United States AttOr-
ney for Eastern District Of North Carolina.
A. j. AuXier, TO be United States Marshal OF Ken
tucky.
L. L. Wise, to be Receiver of Public Moneys at
Darlanelle Ark.
John K Faulkner, to be Surveyor of Customs at
Franklin Ky.
PosmasterS-Samuel L. Fletcher, Charlestown,
y. H., Melvin A. Gushing, Minonk, III.
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SOUTHERN ROADS SOLD.

VIcKsBURG, Miss, April 6.-lniormation was
received here to-day the vicksburg and Memphis
and vcksburg and ship Island Railroads have been sold
TO r. T. Wilson & Co., OF New York, for 100000, the
former owners retaining good interest in the new CON
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
SENATOR BARRETTS BESIGNATION.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 6.-The resignation
Of Senator Barrett has created much talk II will
considerably change the of the Senate In the
event Of proposition " settle the State debt The bull
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

ENGLAND AND THE AMERICAN SUSPECTS
LONDON, April 6.-The Standard says it is gratify-
ing to find that the action of the American Govern
ment has not been suggested or influenced by the
expression of opinion of the late meeting at the
Cooper Institute 1t says it is true that the Demo-
Gratis encouraged the demonstration.
A dispatch to The Times from Dublin says:
The report that the IrshAmcrcan suspects have been
liberated on the condition that they will quit the country
except two three no refused to accept the condition.
is unfounded About six of the suspects who are nat
uazed citizens of the United states have been released
within the last three weeks, but only on the same
grounds were the others who were liberated. Their
citizenship entirely unconnccted with their release
the Executive holding that all resident In Ire
land liable 10 British law, and 10 he treated as
British subjects. Among those of this class who were
released Mr. Boyton, who liberated on account
Of i'll health There only four suspects OF the sune
class now imprisoned
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
DEMOCRATIC NOAIyA1YOyS IN OREGON

SAN FRANCISCO, April Ca dispatch from
Portland Oregon says that the Democratic State Con-
venton nominated Joseph 8. Smith for Governor and
William u. Fentou for Congressman.
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Greenwood Cemetery. Among the handsome foral of-
ferngs were three presented by General A s. Badger
Captain Thomas j. Woodward and others on behalf OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic one TO the Ladies' Mon
umental Association, TO the Washington Artillery
and one to the Army Of Northern Virginia.
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settle the debt at 03 which overthrown by the
courts was passed by the Senate at the regular session
by bare majority, Senator Barrett being one or the
thirteen who voted for II.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
TWO HORSES BURNED

A fire occurred in stable at Eighth-st. and
Sec0ndave Brooklyn. early yesterday morning burning
two horses to death and causing loss OF $1,000.
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HONORiSG CONFkDERATE DEAD.

NEw-ORLEANs, April G.-The graves OF the
Confederate dead were decorated to-day and interesting
seryices were held at tho Confederate Monument in
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PHILADELPHIA, April 0.-Onc of the young women
enloye a. the Aramingo Cotton Mills az Frank
fr small snake to work with her yestay and after
gRtenlng Of her companions threw the reptile
g named Welsh. The latter 50 triEh that she
fell vuson and up 10 this morning had not reaned
consciousness.
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E1cKING A MAN TO DEATH

NEWBURG, y. Y, April 6.-JOhn Mcdonald, n
abore on the New York Ontario Western Railroad be
tween Cornwall and Mddct0wn has been arrested for csus
inc he death Roach. IL alleged that the two men
had drunken fight Vufs Gate Friday night, and that
Mcdonald brutay kicked Roach abont the head Roach died
IN