Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14
Strikers and Swodes Again Meet
In OoIision-one OF the swodes
Dying.
A Wealthy Indiana Farmer Success
fully Resists Arrest-sad Affair
In Ohio.
4 Husband Arrested as his Wife Dies
A Mob Afsr a orimiual-0.her Orims
MatterA

Macon, No, Dec. Another riot took
place at Bevier about midnight Wednes-
day night In which hundreds Of shots
were exchanged by the two parties Of
strikers N Swedish miners. and Charles
Thomhold, a young Swede, received a rife
bullet In the bowels and Is dying. All the
buildings in the vicinity were riddled
with bullets and one store front contains
Hfty-three holes. An attempt was made
TO FIRE No. ! shaft where the
swedes are at work by some one
who threw burning waste on the roof from
a passing freight train, but Eric Bjllke,
the engineer, climbed cut and amid a hail
Of bullets put out the flames. Nobody was
arrested and o all Is quiet The citi-
zens Of Boyier held a meeting at Goodaleis
Hall yesterday afternoon and resolved TO
call upon the county and State for pro-
tection The sheriff with a posse is at Be-
vier but every thing Is quiet IL IL gem
orally believed Governor Morehouse will
send n company OF State militia to the
scene az once.
RESISTING ARREST.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Dec. An effort was
made last night 60 arrest Harrison Hogan,
a wealthy farmer, three miles above JEFF
f~ersonyille, Ind, on a warrant sworn out
by his divorced wife, but he took refuge on
a hathoat In the river, where he had
n barricado well stocked with arms and
ammunition, and deGed Deputy SheriTs
Linck and Howell. A fight ensued,
Hogan using a shotgun and firing
through loopholes In his barricade and
the officers their revolvers from a drift
pile on the bank. AT night the officers
wentinto the woods on the bank for a con-
sultation, when Hogan got quietly ashore
and surprised them with n shot into a
clump Of bushes where they were building
n fire. They took refuge behind trees and
the fight continued till Hogan got the
drop on Howell, when an armistice was
agreed upon and the officers returned to
Jacksonville. To-day a party Of four
were sent out TO make the arrest but they
had not succeeded at last accounts.
PAINFUL RREsT
SPRINGFELD, o., Dec. 7-Eighteon
months ago Henry O. Layburne, a promi-
nent business man and member Of tho
Council OF this city, left his home aud
business 20 avoid arrest for a series OF
alleged forgeries amounting to several
thousand dollars and had been a fugitive
from justice ever since. Early this week
the fugitive was called home by his wife's
illness and to-day, while he was minister
ing 10 her, an officer arrested him. but in
Difference TO her condition he was held at
his home. The officer grimly waited for
his prisoner, who sat with his dying wife
In his arms. When she had breathed her
last he was transferred TO Jail.
TO ESCAPE A MOB.
B%RATNERD, Mimi, Dec. Ito escape a
mob the sheriff OF Morrison County this
morning brought TO the Brainerd inil
Bulow, the Royalton murderer, aud Frank
Randall, tho Little Falls boy murderer.
The latter will be returned to-day to Little
Falls, ashis life is not wanted, andIthe other
will be left here. Bulow was scared al
most to death. The flight from Little Falls
was made by team across the country dur
ing the night.
CONSCIENCE STRICKEN.
DAYTON, o., Dec. AT G~reenville to-
day, at the trial OF the p~lunderers of the
Darke County treasury, it was sworn TO
that ex-Treasurer Simon, who is now
serving n term in the penitontiary, at one
time previous TO the robbery Of the vaults
went to Toronto with Si0T, 000-all the
funds there were-but weakened within
four days and returned with all the money
and his friends prevented an exposure.
HORSE THIEF KILLED.
DETROIT, Dec. 6.-Deputy Sheriff Smith.
of Wayne, met n horse thief named Tasma
On the road this morning and recognizing
the horse, called on its driver to stop. The
man jumped from the buggy and ran.
fired and the ball went through the
thlcf's right lung, killing him instantly.