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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

The Desire CROWNS Among ~ 1921 Q
the Dominion 20 ~ ,.,... -
eics~r Som~~'
on's~" S'>
MONTREAL, Can. june 13.-Ionsluer'
able excitement prevails in political cir
- .hons the Yonor Mems Liberal con-
1870, -h,eh iii met " Nordheimer
....'' -.'~- r,-., 49,
haii On wednesday "eN' 49,,
tred delegates, representing po'as'caa
clubs from every important city or town'
~ the Dominion. will attend. Young
~..a. ~,s, .ss.r, ;,self Nv claiming the
~ ' ...., ~ 80, ,r..,ie. uisa
'-1' - ~, ,-,,,h
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

INV Yonx, June - At Oran9eburR
RockIand County. yesterday morning,
after 90 exchange Of hot words, william
Conkliu struck Elliot Blakeuy IN the face
with bic nst. Blakeny seized an iron bav
and hlt ConkIin On The side o. The head
Win Il, telling him 70 the ground End
rsadering him unconscious. He coodI.
do u critical Both men are youne I'D
II rood circumstances. Blakeny's father
became apgcrrd because ConkIIn's horses
had walked upon biz nower led. Yoons
Blakeny took % DE Dispute, with -
Shove resuIt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

Hxxxr WAnD BxEcHKE 4 the latest ~
siaI -.lions 4. London Il i widely ru-
nored II Tory circles that Ne infends %
nake hone Fnie one u the chief subjects
u his lscsure& Unliks Mr. spurgeons
vhoss sndden attack On home rule caussd
such ! surprise che o:her day. ~ viii take
stroag Parnsllite views q ths Irish sitsa-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

LAST wear n. o6-.1O imperial gallons Of
beer we're exported from Munich Bavaria
o. l.els. - imperial gallons more than n
1854. This il an Increase q = per cent.
The consumpsion Of Der n the town q
Munich during the year was 74-sss-ce i'm
perisl gallons. q = Ssh gallons Per
head
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

ls.sly ard uany private housss have ben
brohen into End roooe4 q voecoe< Jr~euy
"a sons noney. Ihs osher norn'ne
~ shout Daylight The polics I'm 10,
ensn ~ 40 some 49, .:s --
wetrue< ~n1c1 wese e~-'.y -
fcuno On soer person. @-s
ties are suan<eH e ~~-:--
= nom Colump1H ena > 80.
served term - - p'n o@''
oery-
xs<. WurrAu LAxTs. n company viii
NrH Ira Chapman and infant son. started
out in the country. driving blind horse
hitchcd 70 : bnckboard On arriving %
The bridge near waidron, Shelby eounsy:
10 horse became u1gntenca ~" Ju.P.
over the aoutmenI dr.kk'nk nc
and - occupants with nin % ~ kFoe.o'
fifteen feet below The horse fc.. On -
Lantx, INJECTING injuries which vii P'ope-
bly, prove fatal Ms Chapman ~ns N
1ured Internally, how bad can nos ~
ascerteincd The child ESCAPED ""no.
big damage suit against the county w'n
probably result on account o. mere rr'nk
no guard-rail 81 the sbusment. BON :.
dies are wives o. prominent ana ~
-
GroEcr p. NEvrrr. vel known farmerof
Dearborn County. disd from the effects q
Is supposed. of drinking water from an old
and disussd veil whil< harvesting
Arorv es~hs nil $50 az Goshen two
xear-old chiid a. I family OF the name Of
Clawson wa< plavinx around her home and
ssraved near the pig-pen. She climbed
| light fence surrounding the PEN and was
i either pulled In BY the hogs or fell IN sno
was almost devoured before sne ~as 81
covered One side Of her neao w. $500
| on the arms were torn IN snreos anu INC y"
testines were protrudlng' Sne - oe~s
when discovered
AT Evansville, Edward Kratz- aged ten
| years. stole from his brothers snorce<
quantity o. powder, which ne paeked y u
can and bottle, then N company -
another iad named 0eo'ke !.
went 20 tne commons near tae'r non's 80 49,
proceeded g build sman oonnre- 49,
getting 4 fairy started sney tn's 49,
powder IN the midst o. sne nAms< @
r'ne exp'os,on soox p'sss' 800 80 49,
49, 1870 n 49, .-ss ~ sr-~,,.,,~ h,rrsd
- '.ee 49, $500
80 ~, ~ sr-'n ,.1 = $50 s-s,.' h.~.,s',
n.sn.ly, I. q 49, 80, ~ 49, 49,
80 i ..s.-s,~ 80 S.s,ro~ed Pbxs'cisn-
-----s.s .-.-~ sh;,. r,o<s;hls
d,,e ~ .Iiexi.te their suffering. but no
h<.-,-s fW.1,.rss rrcoxerx are entertained
$500. j. ...~,v -. x..rs
r-..a u--r;.- :, .rl.rua rotor,ou.
49, .h,.r S.u s,,r ,hs h.rds az sheriff
Cormsp- ~ Richmond. ! few DAYS ago.
- Go, r,a;.,. ~,
49, u f.,.s.s .,.,s;-,.r IL
. -- - - .rs an. -, Z v
80 a.,;.~ r. s-,;. croe i I.rr~
- r-.- - ,',-~ ~.~.~ -. h~&r..r
30 - 49, - s:s ~ I . as = y. d.wn
! Il. 80 <---.--- - -, 1880, ~ ~,
ns 81 ~ = - $500
Ben SPRINGS who has Just got OUT 2. ~
7. $50 =. -, ", - vood
. -..,-~. s--,.s.-r \, to-. H.,te n
. ~ rs~~sss .-,;,,x -,J 81 n.
1900 ~ go hr-~s 80 !. ..,f.nce \
: -.-. 4. 49, -..r,serti-rx
: $500. -.
Z =, ,;,e~-r~ nnrruit- n ~ home II Crav
sordsviIle
|. $500 rr.~.o~ - ~ A,h.px 4.
: -s.-sd w. POINT nilis.rv ac.dem,
!. s-~;,~ r.~--d : v~rx creditsble examins
I ~.
: -.
|. .,.. - a, $3.50 ,;~,r
G 800 o--r-r,d - .xax smashing the eel
n -s-aa~ 80 .-r;ou~Ix iniurinr The AZ
. ,-~-~~
r,-s -. =.
<~%s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

ArAvo.ABLE report has ben made o
- cairo bridge By tAs House eonmeres
committee q washington- BIT : iow
hridxs q forbidden-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

Tn President seems inclined 70 take biz
en- dine il dealing With The bills sent %
hin b. Congress, ard hes intimatsd shas
- yin NOS 90 % tbs Capitol and approve
blIls = fast q they ars passed By Con-
Gr~-s, wifhou* scrutiny, simply % exps-
dite the matter q adjocrnnenk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

orvrxrr-sxvEx Parnsllios candidesse
~ Pariiansnt have - opPos'u'n - -
Md
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

~ issue Of standard silver dollars hun
ehe minfs during the week ended June =
49, xOsDl The issns during the CORE
spending week Of last year Va @@&'sss'
ihe shipmenfs q fractional silver cor
ripcs yuns amounted % $534.stA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

IN Lover Houss Of he Bavarian Par
llanent. b unanimcus vote. has gve1
600 norins % Prince LnisPold - enaoa1
Mn 20 maintain rcval establishment
eonsistent With his rank - Regent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

TnE cen~us-takers, appointed % enroll
shs Cherokess, By blood. entitled % share
Il ne Saoo 80 proceeds q he lease q ths
Cherokss strip, closed their vork o. tee
1ofh- he sun VII b about sixteen dol-
lars per head- The payment wm eon-
mencs IN . few days-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

WEEKLY COURIER.
@. DoA~T1. pnbiirhcr-
JASPER EnIASA
TOPICS OF THE DAY
aoiso Spom Gvesysaosos
- Donlnisn Government be- givsn
R.ooo . - vancouvw - viesinA
a-wr~xx-ervrx Farnsllies candidates
- P,riianrnt have - opposition u irs-
I'D
~ ,snss q Princs Nuras and his -
have 49, srricksn Iron ths rolls g -
Drunch army.
- - -. y,
- cairo bridge By >As House eonmeres
comnifees q Washington- oek . ~
o'oss - N
'eo 80 - l,- 49, - rrcce.
--~-~-,-e, rr,Is~1
een., - '.'-- 49, s..-s-- - <~rm ~
49,
- -
I'm Presidens. O : plea q the pre,sur'
e pub1ic businsss, declined a lnvt1aHo'
u. 80 ~ ---s---s-- she $500
1911. cr
- - :.
IN Radical press % France demand
- : RELY % ths recent manifesto q ~
Coute a Paris 10 immediate exPo's'o'
~ Al TIE Or1eenise princes no ~
go
TR Lower Hose q ~ bav.rian -
lament. By unanimous vote. - 81
$4,000 1orins % Prince LuisPoio q enso'
hin 60 maintain rcval esfan1isnme'
consistent with his rank - Regent
- -,-rs d-rinr the week ended June
- - - ne sssns during the corr
.uo,dinr verk Of last year was CAS-
-. .nir-~,fs Il fractional silver CO.
$50 10 1 amounted % <5c1,s45
~
AZ mestnk 2. - -e
T1 !. ~. Aliee r. 10
-<--S - - .rhool u,der i
80 q 80 -sss1,-,- .dnItfipx alto
,'- . - See n the ssni
-.
II II stated that N conseqoence Q. -
s.----,S---. 49, und~r he guard
s-.--~s~~~ 90 sh.s ~ has desecfiv
s -, 1872 .crcmp.ux him
---s- .-.---~-- $500, Nh hou,s =
-
A BoRcE Of British troops Win swo ..
- -<----,,r s-rr-,~h.d- ~
$3.50 -.- 60. 1900 6ve hou
~-n:-- =, 1,.1.,.3~. IN. r~t,r
,.:-os s-~---1 eGc~rx wers killed :
$500
--
II arpe@rs - 90 ~ -
preparation Tor eontlncing ths p1n'lc.-
q the rebellion reeofos
de.l q narfsr eoneern',z ~ 49,
sers GO So -
end lnsersso-
TIE lonx-psndlng troubles be<wssn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

Lake Erie and Western railroad. forecloe-
ine ne mortgage and ordering sale. he
decree viii b entered - soon - some
minor matters in che case ere disposed o.
he case involves s400OoN
s,. - =, r.a;., .,ccc..a - -
800 s1sss = hss,,s ~ ,s,s wer- fourd.
. - daxs aro. IN she hanks IL the Ni<uis-
-.ss-.s. 80 1890 A. crasr " CO.
p-rs.s-- y sh~ Mar; srsb~ the rio
vsrs rropsrlv rrburisd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25

EDITOR HERALD: The life boat 70
Long Beach is being built at San Fran
cisco by the most eminent builder on tn
coast. Meanwhile another boat is bein
got ready for service and will be sta
toned at the new buoy. which is beinl
anchored opposite the hotel and from
which lines will connect with the shore
The walters ht the hotel will b
trained a. an efficient crew to man th'
life boat at 9 minutes notice.
A boat house will be built on th'
beach and contain all requirements.
The fund Of voluntary contributions
has reached $500. Miss Clapp, whose
life was saved, gives $50 to this fund
and her gratitude to the men, who de
serve well Of their country.
This young lady was fifty minutes cas
away out at sea and not thirty, a. or
roueously stated 20 many times In the
public press.
regret 70 say the wharf is still use.
less. the repairs not having been attend
I'd to according to contract.
However, the town Il growing 20 fast
md 70 stroag that ere long superior
structure will be construoted IL fot
ocsan steamers 10 ply ct. II is merely Q
question OF capital, time will show.
Col. o. 8. Pichers splendid large villa
l. nearly e effective on the high cliff
here. = the Raymond i at Pasadena
md the Colonel has agreed TO put mp q
flagstaff to fly bis national colors from
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25

1t appears tifty-six trains arrive and
depart daily from Los Angeles. besides
from six to twelve specials.
Messages At Western Union Telegraph
Office, No. II N. Main street, uncAlIed
for: r. O. Cass, Sherman Gebhart.
There wss runaway yesterday at the
corner Of First and Fort streets. The
driver was thrown from the wagon and
somewhat bruised.
The Pomona base ball club has con
oluded to meet the Los Angeles team 1t
the Sixth-street grounds to- day. Game
will Be called At 2r.M.
Yesterday morning from the sea coast
to the msuntains heavy fog prevailed
which eliminated in = rain all the way
from Santa Monica to this city.
At distribution Of prizes held last
night At the Gift cigar store. the holder
| Of ticket "l5S' received pipe and the
holder Of ''7ls" Getcb gold watch.
The boom has begun in dead earnest
along Upper Main street. Lots are
lively there and several of the old
adobes are being torn down to make
room for good buildings.
The old wharf at Santa Monica is
considered unsafe, There is a placard
posted up warning people Of, but in
spite Of this timely notice rash people
will risk their lives ON the bridge.
Some dwellers near the Normal school
complain that the street sprinklers put
so much water on the crossings as "a
render them dissareeably muddy. The
happy mean il Che thing to strive for ID
artistic workmanship.
The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
Of an invitation to attend the second an
| nnal exhibit Of tho fruit and vine pro
ducts Of Santa Clara county to be held
81 San Joes from August 9th to August
l4th inclusive.
| Messrs. Hammel 4 Denker will com
menoe sinking oil wells on the north side
| Of their rancho Rodso de las Aguas q,
sosn a. their engines have done running
threshing machines. They have = fine
show of oil on the surface on their lands.
A proposition is on foot to extend 4
small iron pipe from the Chandler oil
wells 1t Petrolia to San Pedro harbor,
where il will steadily discharge small
stream Of oil on the water aud make it 9
placid sea, ON whose breast the ships
that hoAt shall have no barnAcles.
Articles Of agreement between Mr.. e.
". Baldwin and Mr.. Richard Garvsy
relative to the Filipe Lugo ranch have
been exchanged. Tomorrow surveyors
will take tho field to make their survey
and ct an early day this fine land will
be put on the market at almost forced
sale.
The corner stone Of the new church Of
St. Vincent will be laid this afternoon at
4 O'Clock. Bishop O'Connell will ofiici
ate. Father Hartnet will preach In
English and Father Peter verdaguer in
Spanish. The societies invited to attend
the ceremonies are requested to meet at
st. Vincsnt's college punctuAlly ct 2:S0
|P. n.
There was : special meeting Of the
School Board last evening to discuss the
plans for the High School. There are
contracts let to increase the cspac-
ity Of the other schools by twelve
rooms ct an average cost Of about $500
q room, or rising 33l 900 for the lot.
This will probably exhaust the ex-
chequer. and the High School may not
be built.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25


SAN BuESAvKsrUKA. July "a. 4.-Th,
Prohibition County Convention was held
hsrs to-day. The following county
ticket was nominated: sheriff, G. II
Decker; County Clerk, @. W. Faulkner
Treasurer. Waite Gerry; District Attor
|ney. 8. R. Thorpe; Assessor. ssmus
Guthrie; Surveyor, Sharp; superintsn'
dent Of Schools, I. L. Vance; Coroner,
Dr.. Curran; Supervisor for Santa Paula
township, Welcome Fowler. The ticket
il composed Of representative men Of the
county. All Of the nominees have 90
cepted and are pledged TO stand by the
ticket. The vote will draw from both
parties equally.
The Republican County Central Com.
mittes met to-day and the primaries are
called for August l4th, and the cenven-
tion for the 2lst. Every precinct was
represented.
The bee men met here to-day and
have called . mass meeting Of the bee
ment throughout the county for August
9th. It IL proposed to form an assooia-
ton and build warehouses and ship
honey directly east through the associa-
tion. Reports from all psrts of the
county show that the honey yield is
about cne-third.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25
CONGRESSIONAL.


*#*@*----*<&6- ~tJ s~-~~~~-
BisIr, from the Committee on Pensions.
today submitted q report upon the
Presidents messages vetoing the bills
granting pensions to Newcomb Harker
snd john s. Kirkpatrick. Blair criti-
dies the action Of the President sharply
and recommsnds the passage Of the
bills.
Coke offered . resolution discharging
the Committee on Finance from further
consideration Of the House joint resolu-
ton for the payment Of the surplus in
the Treasury on the public debt. He
esvs notice that be would call it up on
Monday and ask a vote upon II.
The Senate then resumed the consid-
srAtion Of the sundry civil appropriation
bill, going back to the paragraph giving
10 the Secretary Of the Treasury power
70 Issue silver certificates Of one, two
and ave dollars on all surplus silver dol
lsrs now in the Treasury in payment Of
tie appropriation in this bill. and other
expenditures or obligations Of the Gov
srnnisnt. which certificates shall
be rsdeemable in standard silver
dollars on demand and when paid into
the treasury shall be reissued subject to
the provisions herein for the redemption
Of tke same. The Committee on Appro.
pristlons recommended the striking out
a the clauses within the quotation
marks and to add the following, pro.
vided that said denominations OF one or
two and hvo dollars may be issued In
lieu Of certificates of larger dsnomina-
tions Ia the treasury and to that extent
ssid certificates Of larger denominations
shslI b. cancelled and destroyed. Beck
offered his substitute, which was read
out on point Of order. The amend
nent recommended by the committee
striking out the words "and on all sur
plus SILVER dollsrs, etc." was agreed
10 without division. The amend
msnt striking out the words
"snd shall be redeemable In stand
ard silver dollars, etc." was agreed
to--ysas rs, nays "a, Tho amendment
adding the words, provided that such
denominations" etc, was agreed to
without dissent. The clause as It now
stands reads as follows; ssAnd the Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury is hereby author
lied and required to issue silver certiE.
oates In denominations of one, two and
Eve dollars. and the silver certificates
herein authorized shall be receivable. re-
deemsble and payable in like manner and
for like purposes as silver certificates by
the act Of February 2s, 1878, entitled
ssAn set to authorize the coinage OF
the standard silver dollar and to re.
~k,~a ifa iooal tandar H..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25

The sseesd edssie:: sif tie ANNUAL H.
LusrRArED HERALD has been issued ana
10 for sale BY tse nssosdsalers Of the eits
aud at ne HEaALp c6lce. 1t contains .
record Of ne progress and industry O
tAe country. Complete statistics Of III
products Of The land and a history O
ths original settlement Of the State b
Europeans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25
MULTIPLY and NCRHASEI

EVER SINCE MAN PLACED
Men
usefulness
tandt the
distributes
sma The
expense millions Of business
mum
his exception
this and fow exceptions in this city,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25

Persons who are subject to this agoniE
ing complaint, which often comes on
suddenly during the night ard without
any previous warning. should Away
have Simmons Liver Regulator ct hand
A single dose will greatly Allay the pain
It never fails in giving relief. Itis harm
less and can be given to : child Of the
tenderest age with safety.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25

Ell PAso. Texas, July 24.-In the
Cutting imbroglio there are no new de-
velopments to-day, except the arrival Of
one hundred and twenty Eve more Mex.
lean troops on this mornings regular
train of the Mexican Central. Consul
Brigham expects further instructions.
The two cities are quiet and business is
done a. usual. There is very little sym
pathy for the two persons involved, but
the question Of national honor seems 70
be the incentive for action. All Of the
frontier prcss are unanimous In praisins
the firm stand taken by our State De
partment, and ~ they have beso re-
peatedly calling attention to Mexican
outraees on American oitizens, they con-
sider this action victory for Themselves
as we'll ~ their people.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25


pedisaen Taiks.
San FRANCISCO. July 2l.-Ex.Ser.
gsant Maurice Connell. one Of the sur
vivors Of the Greeley Arctic expedition.
and who has been employed in the Sig
nal Service department in this city, re.
esived his discharge from the army to
day and was interviewed by . Chronicle
reporter. The substance Of the inter.
view will be published in that paper TO-
morrow and will give bis version Of
Affairs for period shortly preceding the
rescue Of the party. He asserts that
DR.. Pavy was falsely accused of stealing
food when suspicion pointed at Greeley
that Greeley caused Henry to be shot
for an o6ense which he copdoned in
others. On the subject Of oanpibalisnl
he says that the bodies were mutilat cd
but he has no knowledge Of who the
mutilators werc, becsuue he was uncon-
scious considerable time prior to the
rescue. The important statement made
by ConneIl is that the records which
claim that the Greeley expedition made
. point s'fartherest north" were not an.
thenticated, and that II is a question
whether the observations on which the
claim is based are not entirely errcns'
Gus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25

| tions made in this bill and other expen-
ditures or obligations OF the govern
ment." The point was discussed by
Messrs. Edmunds, Sherman, Harrison,
Teller, Jones, OF Kansas. and others.
After considerable discussion and votes
on variety Of amendments the para
graph as to silver certificates was left In
the shape in which 1t was fixed this af-
ternoon by the Senate and In the Com
mittee Of the Whole.
HOUSE.
Immediately after the reading of the
journal the House went into COMMITTEES
Of the Whole, Crisp in tho chair, on the
bill for an increase Of the navy.
Herbert said that the majority Of the
Naval Committee had not changed
opinion in regard to this matter, but it
recognized the fact that the committee
was simply o Representative Of the
House, and when II found that there
was an opinion in the House that the
original bill appropriated too much
money and provided for too many ships,
It conformed the bill to the sentiment Of
the House. and had no apology to offer.
The original bill was then read by Sec
tions for amendments. On motion Of
Buck an amendment was adopted insert.
ing In the bill provision contained in
the substitute for dynamite gun
cruiser.
Boutelle moved to strike out the clause
which authorized the Secretary of the
Navy. in certain emergencies, to import
armor for new cruisers. Agreed toll
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25
Lawyers s.ppers che saprsns
Court.

0AKLAND. July 24---The Bar Associa-
tion Of Alameda county met to-day and
adopted resolutions similar TO those
adopted in San Francisco relating tc
that part Of the proclamation Of ths
Governor calling the extra session Of the
Legislature that recommended the reor
g4nizatSon of the Supreme Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25

Notice IL hereby given that meeting OF
the stockholders Of the above named com
pany will be held at the ct1ice thereof.
Rooms and 8, No. 10 North spring street,
in the city Of Los Angeles, on Monday,
August 2d' 1886, at 3 O'Clock r. \. The puf-
pose Of said meeting Is to remoce the pres
ent Board Of Directors and to appoint new
Board OF Dlrectors in their place and stead.
writing Of stockholders OF said company
representing more than one hall Of the
capital stock and 10 In accordance with Sec
Il lon $40 OF the Civil Code and the BYLAW
OF this company. SHELDON BORDEN
Dated Los Angeles. July "A, 1895. jy16 lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-25

ASA1ShODH<k0 ~ 80mn8 ~ An0hH ND9
faFlous Riots.
CHICAGO. July 24.--A sensation wns
created this afternoon among the anarch-
lists by the appearance in the witness box
during the anarchist trial, Of Andrew. c.
johnson, one Of Pinkerton's detectives.
Spies regarded him with an expression
Of surprise and alarm, and immediately
began an earnest conversation with his
attorney. The witness began his test.
mony by stating that he was > member
of the American branch Of the Interna-
tional Workingmen's Union and be-
longed to the armed section Of that
force. Continuing, Detective johnson
said that he had joined the organization
for the purpose Of finding out their OBJ
jects and taking secret notes OF theirpro.
ceedings. He attended all their meetinss
from February %, 1855, to January.
1883. He took reports in writing Of the
meetings and turned them over to w,
A. Pinkerton, superintendent Of the de-
tective agency. The witness statsd that
he had since learned that other Pinker-
'on men mere ues3ieu on the sahe ser
vice. His own attendance at the
meetings OF the armed section was CON
fined 10 two occasions. At meeting
Of the American group, the date Of
which was given by witness, Fischer,
one Of the defendants, introdunedjR reso-
luton denounoing man named Wight,
who, it was alleged, had escaped the
punishment due him for some crime BY
means OF ms n1gn standing 10 society.
Spies opposed the resolution, sayings
what u the use OF passing the reso-
luton NOW - an opportunity
for some OF oar young men to 80 and
shoot wight. ~ . further sample OF
how leading anarchists were contInu-
ousiy seizing upon every incident, en-
gaging puoiic sttention and ar9mg
supordinsss members 20 mske y sns oc'
caslon o. some startling ACT q vieience.
tne witness related tnss r'oidsns refer
ring 20 the ded'cstion OF the nsw hoard
o. Trade sstd ~ one OF tne meetings'
nat : sPienoid opportunity mere
would % ior soms Doio ieilow mex. Iues.
dsy evening 70 MAKE tne cspuansts
tremoie py p'ow,ns up ene ouiioing and
sn snere = 'n ~ .. -,
At a meeting OF armed section held
August 18TH o. p west Lske street.
twenty OF swenty'nve men were Present
ana Two women. a man armed Win
: long SWORD snd dressed 10 : oiue
blouse snd wearing : siouon nat or
dered al present 20 iah IN. Hnoever
wtshea 70 ION the company were told 70
step 70 .ne ifont An pat tne desec.
s1ve and Two o.ners stepped forward.
me company wstness continued were
drllIed snree-qusrsers Of an nour n ne
regular manual. A man then cana N