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New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TURNING THE TABLES ON CANADA.
FISHERMEN SUING FOR DAMAGES AND STILL GET
TING BAIT-ONEROUs DUES.

HALIFAX, July s (SpecidD.-The tables are
being turned Canadian officials in manner that is as
novel as 1t unlocked for Admiral Scott OF tho
ne and Collector Vietz, OF Digby, have both
been served with notices Of action for $4,000 loss and
damages sustained by Jesse Lewis owner Of the David
Adams, because Of the alleged Illegal seizure OF that
vessel by those ocas 1t ia understood that action
will also be entered against Collector Campbell. OF Bod
dick and subCollector McAuley for damage sustained
by the owners Of the Ella NJ Doughty in consequence Of
the sezue OF that vessel The loss sustained in that
case is estimated At S., ,000.
There arc seventy American vessels sin SEEMING
mackerel in the North Bay. including the Portland
mackereling steamer Novelty, which was recently re-
fused coal at Picton. Five of the seven Canadian
cruisers arc now patroliing the North Bay
under the immediate command Of Admiral Scott
The concentration Of these cruisers in North Bay
accounts for the unprotected coudtion OF Canso.
Arichat. Chedabucto Bay and other places where
American vessels now getting supplies OF bait The
Goucester schooner Pendragon put into that port and
captain saying that he was determined to act upon
the American Interpretation Of the threemile limit
announced that he would throw his seine
within three miles Of shore regardless OF
headlands, and run tie risk of seizure
asked what he put into Archat for he said 1t was
Accommodate his cock. who belongs to Arlchat and
wished to visit his family. He was served with warn
Ing aud sailed next morning. Captain StrOpe. or the
schooner Alice NJ srope put In Tor bait and secured
lie Herald the dominion Government organ.
in q leading article the fishery ques-
ton, advocating the most vigorous enforcement
of the law, "Americans are haunting our coasts
IN fleets trying 10 bait ship men, steal sn and secure by
fraud and falsehood privileges that few mopths ago
they they did that would be no good
to them II they had them. For men Of that kind tue
most vigorous enforcement OF the law IL hest WIN
the American nation have no quarrel. Toward
Americans generally We cherish the kndliest fre1ng
aud American merchant vessels Will be a. kuhlv treated
IN Canadian ports as III the ports OF any oher country
under heaven. But the fishing vessels OF Gloucester
ana thereahOuts. owned n they are by pirates and
manned by thieves, we neither love nor respect and
believe in enforcing any and every law
that IL ia in our power to enforce
PORTLAND. Me- July s.-rhe schooner John II. Ken
nedy arrived here this morning. Captain Doughorty
reports he the littlr of Boom ST.
Genrge's Bay. without intending to 20 ashore but was
instructed himself At the Custom House. ana
thero for med that he must lShhous" dnes
"a cents ton, and oneh OF one per cent for cashne
draft He reminded the official that there was no
lighthouse thin 100 miles, sut to no avail
lie made the draft under protest.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TIE FIRE RECORD.
FORESTS IN FLAMES.

ZEALAND, n. H., July Sire is raging in
the forest along the Zealand Valley Railway owned By
j. f. Henry. Three camps. 100000 feet OF spruce
about wo miles OF track and 1000 cords OF wood have
been burned. mills have been closed and eighty
men thrown out OF employment The damage Is about
$4,000.
ERIE. Penn. July (Speciap Extensive forest hres
are raging near Albion this county Tho burning tract
comprises 900 and contains five large saw mills,
the fate OF winch is impossible to learn. Nothing has
been heard from tho lnmbrrmeU for two days
MILWAUKEE. Wls. July S.-A special to me Ercnn9
Wisconsin from stevens Point states that the woods
along the Wisconsin Central Road are on fire
for miles. The damage timber is very great luine-
date ram 10 all Will many settlers from run
The cranberry marshes west OF stevens folt are on
fire. ana Sarge force OF men are battling with the
destroyer.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July Slater advices regarding
the fires at Romeo that eleven dwrng houses, ONO
boarding house, warehouses, the stN-nl. pthnE'
mill 9 ZOO, 600 feet OF lumber and 5OOOODO shingles
were burned. The loss l. aDout Sl3OOOO; insurance
about $4,000. sixty were thrown out OF employ
m mt. aud twsnty-sev,n families we're eft d 'sttute;
The woods souih of Romeo all on ire, ana men anu
women a lighting the flames. Van ioosiers hlii am,
buildings were destroyed. his losses amount 10 ABOUT
100000.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
CAPsIZED ON HIS WAY TO EUROPE.

Long BRANCH, N. j., July s lSpecian.-
Nicholas Petersen created excitement Elberon
10y his antics with boat yesterday afternoon.
lie was nIN noticed while trying to push of
from shore In u fishing boat owned by Nelson woollcy.
After considerable trouble he managed TO launch the
boat Instead Of seating himself and pulling out over
the breakers with tho oars, he began raising small
sail which lay In the bottom OF the boat His
movements proved that he was entirely ignorant OF the
proper method OF handling y saiOoaL A soon as he
the breakers the boat wAa capsiZed anu fete
sen was almost drowned when Rescued. lie said that
no wanted To sail to Europe Mr.. WoOley pro-
cured warrant for the mana arrest anu no
was taken before Justice Van Dorrn, who hneu
hun $40 lie had only - aud he paid that AMI was ds
charged In the evening he returned TO Eiperoh Anu
made another attempt start for Europe but was pro-
vented. lie Aad evidently been drinking.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE CLOSING OF BATOUM.

UNEAsINESs OVER THE SITUATION IN TIE EAST
HE AFGHAN QUESTION.
LONDON, July S.-LOrd ROSebery, Secretary
for Foreign Affairs IS preparing note to Russia In An
interview with Baron dc Siaa. the Russian Ambassador
to-day Lord RoseDery expressed surprise at knssias
action in closing port OF Batoum. In diplomatic
circles SKID that the Powers wall act together III the
matter Great Britain taking the Initiative
Two regiments OF the Imperial Russian Guard have
ed at Kichiue the capital OF Bessarabia There is
unedsuess In Official circles here over the
situation In The East.
Ths Saadayd says: A speedy settlement OF the
Afghan question seems hopeless. The Russians
ore claiming Knsnlab. which. AS Is well known, has
been an Afghan possession for thirty live years"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
A RACE CONFLICT FEARED IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, July SIT was supposed that
the trouble at Tate plantation had ended and that
tho striking negro Knights OF Labor had been pacired
But news received that the striking negroes,
reinforced by many sympahzers from the surrounding
farms and plantations numbering fully 1000 In ali,
have made preparations for - general uprising
The negroes have been openly buyins
arms and ammunition In the last few days. Sheriff
worInen called public meeting last night and stated
these iacts at requesting those who were
willing to Join his posse to hand him their narnss
About 100 III rosponaod to his call and were sworn
In IA special deputies. Tho Governor las been called
up0n to order the militia, put hc refused To DO so
uuI some actual trouble shall have occurred Some OF
the farmers ia the vicinity Of the Tate plantation have
PREPARED TO resist the negroes while others have re-
Iuoy yeI their families TO places OF safety.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
PLANS OF FLINT GLASS BLowERs-THE WINDOW
GLASS wORKERs-NOTES.

PLANS OF FLINT-GLAss BLowERs-THE WINDOW
GLASS woRKERs-NoTEs
PITTsBURGH, July (Speciah.-The tenth
annual convention OF the hint gas, blowers will begin
at Hamilton, Ont, on Monday william j. Smith, OF
this city, will preside. Pttsburg 10 the largest district
Of the assoca top, having hve local unions. with mc
bership OF 5000 half Of the association Pitts
burg will be represented by eighty-nve deegates Ihe
question OF joining the knights OF Labor VIII como De-
fore the convention. The hngass blowers favor the
combination, provided they are granted the same
privilege. held by Assembly No. 800 OF the Knights or
Labor otherwise the Window Glass Workers Associa-
ton. which s preserves s original organization Inc
Western delegates will demand shutdown OF SIX
weeks two months every summer regarding 'no
present stop OF four weeks entirely TOO short In tho
last year six strikes settled outside OF Pttsourg
and one OF fourteen months duration at Hamiltons
prescription house in this city The strike assessments
were heavy, ono workman alone having paid Sl3o.
At to.dsy's session OF the window Glass Workers
Con changes In the apprentice system were de-
bated but without result 1t Is expected that the con-
ventiou will demand 10 per cent advance In wages Ior
start six cooperative factories delegate said There
such factories In Americs-one III renn n
sylvans one III New-Jer-ey and one in Ohio-and me
experience has bocn such as to prevent any
ments In that line.
LYNN Mass, July 8 (SpeciaD-The National Morocco
Manufacturers Exchange convened az the fo oI flnes
to-day the Invitation OF the Massachusetts Moro,So
was the ono theme OF discussion at the private bune.
meeting at which J. p Posrles Of that city. presided
AZ Was reported hat 900 men been strike
for UNIV OF three months anu the speeches were az
I'm favor united action against what Is caleh
nwarranted and hgh-handrd interference win eno
the morocco anufacturers buslne-s
TROY July S.-Fuller & Warren. Of the clinton stove
Foundry. offer tn to work men on the knlchts OF
Labor list nut will retain the men said TO havo neeh
expelled by ihr knights and who deny that iney De-
longed to the orter.
ST. PAUL, July s.-A Dispatch from Bozemin. Mont.
TO The Iteer Press says: AT Jlmbrrlne, tue kush's
OF Labor supported by all the non- union men yeser'sy
decided to resist the coal companys Order lhat al
knights shall leave the guch the company Al once
closed Its aud hu cher shop. committee vi
Knights was sent to Bozemtn for provisions.
CHICAGO. July She striking switchnen OF the Lake
Shure Road have issued circular In "nch my o"a
demn the iDportel swchinen. Iney rtques puH.no'
sell any ming TO These mn a I"" l
nornin, ,yere ser upon by a crowd OF men ani were
dr. van away rhe police arrested three OF the Al tacking
psrtv. Eight were put into Armour IL N"N place..
The wo gangs reused to load the cars ana were
discharged. They apped for emD oynent at the
Chicago Packing and Prov Compauy and were re-
fused
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.
rApmERs SHOT BY EENcE BUILDERS.


HENRIETTA, Tex, July S.-Three brothers. Lewis
Euer and James smith, were Killed yesterday morning
i'm CLAY County Tncy attempted 10 -top the building OF
a fence on property GAINED by them Ine party OF
fence builders surrendered.
SALMON FISHERMEN DROWNED.
AsroRt. Ore Jny Sin "a heavy gale which pre-
v.,d on The entrance Columbia River GU onday
nly ht seven iiDOn h-h@rnen were drowned
AN iRON.LADEN TRAIN wRECKED
RoRpESTowN ~ j.. July s.-A train loaded with Iron
WAS wrecked between Burlington and Florence on thc
penusyyama ROAD this morning. bocking travo on tho
main line Tor hours
NURDER AND SUICIDE BY REJECTED LOVER
sT PAIL Mimi. Juiy Sat New RlcnIhnd. MIMI
last nIgnt Henry Young k:lied Mary Discher. Two
snofs were rs taking effect ~ her breast ana causing
.I,uo.t instant d-Atu. NOuug tncn placed the
,n,ll, of The revolver Ills iuouth fired and fe doai
IN. ypuue woman eighteen Joars oi ana hef hur-
thirty four The a'a1 s'il ihVehef anu s'''S'
were eye witnesses to the tragedy.
TYPHOID FEVER IN WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jnly s.-1hs village vi Waterfront,
IA cin, County stricken win typnoid fever fIiy
are rck the and four deaths nave
occurre one family OF eleven persons AND another oi
uluo are all Ia their bedA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
LOSSES IN VARlDUS PLACES.

NEWBURYPORT Mass, July S.-Fire was dis
covered this morning In The buildings Crotheon
Manufacturing Company. Oh Bartlett Wharf, manufact-
urrrs OF ceuloid The fire spread with great rapIly
and short time tho whole property, consisting o
two brick one. story buldings 3Oxl00 and 30x30 feet
Warehouse. was In hlneN The loss Is e'inatsh at
100000 Insurance, 5000 on buildings ana machinery
TORONTO, Ont, Juy s.-rhe Canadian Pacific Rail
ways coal shed at West Toronto Junction. with nftech
cars burned this morning Tho loss is estimated at
$4,000; insured.
WHITMAN Mass, July s.-The dwelling OF ID. B
Gurney on Washington gutted AMI his barn
destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss $4,000; insur
aucc. $4,000.
ALBANY ~ Y, July San ice-hou1e belonging to the
Kuickerbocker Company OF NcwYOrk on J0llle stand.
about four miles below this city. bIrned last night
The capacity OF the house was soooo tons ana the 1888
Is about SlODOOO.
srRArPogp Ont, July s.-The City Hotel buildings
and the stores OF IL. Mcsrey butcher. and Irving
fl sh dealer we're burned to-day rne loss is about
-, 900; partly covered by insurance.
CHICAGO. July Sire broke out this morning In r.
d. Armours glue factory. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 which s fully covered by insurance. +. ii.
Holman the superintendent. who asleep IN the fac
tory was badly burned about tho tc" and hands III try
ing 10 make his escape from The burning buililn2.
HELENA. Mont. Ter. July ga nee yesterday do
stroyed the Montana Lumber Comptnys planing mill
and the silvornOwIs saupns works and assay Office.
The los. IL $4,000 The mill Was insured for $4,000
Tue uninsured
WoguRS Mas. July S.-Ham Brothers grain mill, IN
the heart OF the district caught fire at and
vas DESTROYED Inc OF loss yet be deter
uined Ony the prompt action OF the hrenen prevented
he from destroying vast amount of manufacturing
property
cords of wood we're burned near Lake Desoaton yes
t.,day IL wa. owned by Chauhcey Knmcr, Of Now
York CITY. Loss $1,000 uninsured
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

PANAMA, July 1.-General Posada has en-
tered upon his duties ciyI .ul military chiof OF the
Department OF Panama lie Is a man OF rchnene IT.
about sixty years or age and speaks English well.
The Argentine Republic shows numerous Signs OF adj
yaucement. The influx OF immigrants Is enornous.
Great progress Is bens made Ia opening railroads The
COMPLETION OF the Pacific Railroad 10 RIO Qnnto Is an
event OF great importance places Bnenos Ayres
direct dui prompt contact with tho Andes.
Prosdeut Vidal reiinqIshei the Olice ~ Chief MIgis
ude %! Uruguay OWING il-hetlth. General santos.
President Of tue Senate took his place under the
visions Of the constitution.
The Peruvian Congress has been formerly inaugu-
raied President Caseres daily gaining III popularity.
The erciiOns ia ChiI arc oyor. Tne result has not
yet been Officially declared bat there Is doubt that
bthor Balmaceda. the Liberal candidate. has been
elected
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

CHICAGO, July s Especially A little progress
made in the Anarchist this afternoon The
eighth Juror in. The eighth man Is +. H..
Braydon super ntendent OF the public schools at EDge
wood +. A. Cummings gave answers of such legal
AMI logical character that Attorney Foster was
delighted with him. and went over TO consult on the
question of his acceptance with Captain Black Parsons
thrust sunburn vage into the group and whispered
something Foster walked hack 20 his place. and bend
ing a searching glance on the Juror. said
"Was Mr. Parsons ever tenant OF yours Mr.. Cum
mingsT
1--WE have from time 10 time great many tenants
believe, however Parsons was at ono tme "a tenant OF
mine"
ave Mr.. Cummings peremptoriy," said the
LAWYER The limit of peremptory challenges for the de-
fence and bids fair be reached before the re-
manning four obtained.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC WITH TIE POOL
REFUSING TO TAKE THE CERTIFICATES.

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The crippled con-
ditlon OF portions Of tho Texas and Pacific Railway
made 1t apparent some time ago that the issue OF re-
certificates would he necessary to place the road
in operative ORDER The Wisar Rsorsani zaton Commit
agreed $780, 900 OF these certificates II their
plan proved successful In bringing all the interests TO-
geher. Since the ORGANIZATION, however. OF commit
tee In the individual interest OF the Rio Graude division
deemed proper by the Wistar Committee that the
Rio Grande boudholders should provide for the proper
equipment OF that portion OF tne road that they have
threatened separate from the system General Wista
wrote several days Charles H. Frye. chairman OF
the RIO Grande division b0ndhoicrs committee saying
that 600 OF the vers certificates were now
applied to the OF that division for bet
trrments, ana asking him what amount OF certificates
committee ready TO subscribe f"rt reply was
received to-day statin2 that the committee would not
the certificates "a the receivers have stated
that they operate the Rio Granie division any
lop ger unless repairs promptly nude II Is said TO
probable that they the further movement
OF trains Oh that portion OF the llno.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A NEW- YORKER.
CUTTING HIS THROAT AND LEAPiNG FROM A PENN
sYLvANIA RAILROAD TRAIN.

CUTTING IFS THROAT AND LkAPING FROM PENN-
sYLvANIA RAILROAD TRAIN.
TRENTON, July (Spcciab.-A man supposed
to be William Elwari Holtz. OF No. $40 East Twelfth
st., New-York created sensation at the Clinton-st
station of the Pennsylvania Railroad at s. 80 this morn
ing hy sprin ging express Assanpiok
Creek. He his way from Altoona Penn. to
and before springins from the tram had cut
his throat with knife. half dozen railroad men
employed ahont the depot followed him into the creek
and brought nm ashore. He Prince Albert coat
and was otherwise well dressed His fun brown beard
and shirt front, VOL he appels o. his coat were
saturated blood. After medical attention he WAS
removed Francis Hospital where note found
person addressed to conductors saying that the
man dementrd and asking them to keep eye on
him. The signed by an Altoona ticket agent.
Hotz about forty years OLD. The cash he inflicted In
his neck IL long aud deep. but necessarily fatal
large arteries not reached and the windppe.
though laid bare, as not severed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
FOREIGN ENEMIES OF ENGLAND.

An IRISH PARLIAMENT MEANS AN INCREASE OF
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
LONDON July S.-Lord Ii arlington and Mr..
Chamberlain addressed meeting al ROssendale this
evening and louily cheerei A vote OF confidence
IN Lord Harrington adopted by large majority
MI Chamberlain. his speech. said that behind the
National League foreign enemies of Engl and
there were Ford, Egan and the Fenlan consprators,
tOgellmes working through Parners obstruction. some
times through the asssssin's knife and dynamite
tH.sesl II Engshmen accept the policy OF these men
cIies OF No they should be consistent and give them
all they wanted they ruckle to sedItiop 10 satisfy
the traitors. Ine concession Of au Irsh Parliament
wOad 10: remove obstruction. but would Cause con-
friction and pancs and compel increase OF the
Army and Navy.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
The holders of first, second and general mort

The holders Of first, second and general mort
gage bonds OF the Wabash, ST. Louis ana Pacific Rail-
road Company held meeting yesterday at No 30
Broadway to discuss the reorganization scheme H. ii.
Body presided and was authorized TO appoint special
committee OF ve represent The various interests aud
report
PHI ADELPHrA. July 8 (Sprctan.-The Traction Com
pany borrowed yesterday from the Pennsylvania Com
pany for Insurance Lives and Granting Annultles
$780, to be devoted to securing al ssne OF per
cent behalf OF the West Phadephis Passenger
Railway Company
Tnestatenen OF business OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Jnne. is declared will be even better
Than tha, for May The OF freight has largely
increased and the coinpansV mus itseh snoi' vi sum
cient rolling stock
KANSAS CITY, July 8.-The Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific has cut its passenger rate from Kansas CITY
to Paul from so To S3.
Cutc,Go July S-There was a change in the freight
rates to ST. Paul and Minneapolis yesterday The Burl-
inyton claims tho Rock Island and St. Paul roads
had several days past been making rates equal to
reduction OF so per cent Of the agreed rates ana there
fore made the same rates follows; Ftrstclass. 80
conts second % third Is all other Glasses. 10 The SO
rates apply to westbound business only.
PHILADELPHIA. July tspeciaD The drafting OF the
tariff agreement between the Reading. Baltimore and
odo and Jsrsoy Central Railroad Companies will soon
be completed. Tie agreement is one which will gve
the Baltimore Ohio and the Reading the fu benefit
all the terminal facilities OF tue Jersey Ceutrai Al
Jersey city.
CHATTANOOGA July 8 (SpeciaD.-Engineers are sur
veylng nc route from Stevenson Alabama, to Chat
tanooga for the Menphs and Charleston Railroad The
present route from s over the Chattanooga
and Nashville road The contract expires In two years
by which time the ine forty hve miles In lengtn 10
he mpeted It will keep along the north side OF tS
Tennessee until opposite this city where the river Will
lie bridgeG
AUGUSTA. July SIN tho case OF Thomas p. Branch.
William Johnston OF Charlotte. N. C., and othcr bond
holders against the Central and Augusta ami Knoxville
railroads to set aside the lease OF the Port Royal Rail
tha ahnv railroads
uyerruled the defendants demurrer to the bill.
OMAHA Neb. July S-rhe limited fast train on the
Union Pacific Will about July 25 No agreement
"a to tmo has been arranged upon. Only fr-tcass
Messengers will be carried aud letter malls for through
aud mportsn intermediate points.
OTTAWA July sA through freight traiic on the Lake
superor section OF the Canadian Pacific Railway has
been interrupted by the burning Of wooden
bridge. Passengers transhpped over the gap Re,
palr are being pushed and the convenience Will be OF
ahnrt duration.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
cry ROLLERS EXPLODE AT ONCE.

WHKtsBARKE, July tSpecidb.-Six boilers
attached Coery No. Of the Delaware aud Hudson
Canal Company, about IA mile from Plymouth, exploded
this afternoon George Scott tho nreman and Michael
Giean the engineer. were near by Scott was buried
,nt.r nile OF bricks and scaldcd. lie was removed To
,io hama IN diving condition. Gilgan also scalded
mn NOT seriously The boiler house was blown 10 atoms
t rho brcks aud work scattered fOs hundreds of
nm sldo. The enormous boilers we're
ronnd on all sides and one was hurled MY yard. IRON
,s ryina position. number of smaller outbuidlngs
srauding near aud belonging To tho collery we're
wr.cked and the zine room was badly damaged 80
f 81. De learned the water ia Of tue boilers had
lac snh low.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

The close of the New Rochelle yacht race on
Wednesday WAS followed by accident by which
George Arthur Eyre. OF New-Brighton staten s''nu.
Lost his life Mr. Eyre with two sons of John Hunter Oh
pshs had atteude the race III small yacht aud after
the rare they sailed down the sound To poht on i
Hunters house, near Emmet Island. heio 'moy P,os Ps
with the remark Well here goes" plunged head nrst
into As he did not ppoar l'hcky hs oo
nan,ons alarmed and made for MIN, but
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
uryA1ug OF GooD REpCrArIoy sEowx.

THE VALUE OF 4 GOOD REPCTATioN SHOWN.
Francis NJ. Taylor, a clerk who has recently
beeu Ell Dyed Al Macys store aud was previously WIN
Thurber why aud & CO. and HeEsman Co, was In tue
Court of General Sessions yesterday TO answer charge
made by Mira Thurston. an artist, who lives AZ NO ooS
s,.taaya Taylor lived with his parents Oh the moor 10
low Mrs Thurston. Some one stole from her room gu
Inns ~ cameo ring valued at $50 aad purse con sin
ny $40 Though she caught only giupse OF the t"lo
and had only Taylor once be'ore.sne ma lie
of larceny against him. lilo brought Witnesses To prove
ami character and denied that he Dad AnS tnin8
70 do with the theft OF tho stolen ars
clcx The Jury promptly acquitted hin.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
SERIOUS RIOTING IN CARDIFF.

LONDON, July S.-Eioting broke out this af-
teruoon IL Cardiff Wales The police charged the crowd
and wounded 100 persons. Twenty OF the injured
seriously hurt and conveyed to the hospital
Owing to the excitement that prevails, the Mayor OF
CarAif has prohibited meeting which was TO he held
to-ght to celebrate the return of sir l. j. Reod (Glsd
stOniau) to Parliament The police will DC prosecuted
l0r using undue vlOlcnCe.