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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12
THE MESSIAH'S BIRTH.
Elder Magee's Answer to ga
Friend of Christi on the
Christmas Matter.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
CENTRALIA, Mo-, Dec. 5.-In the
daily LEDGER of the 3rd inst, ga
Friend of Christ" takes exceptions
to what | have recently written In
reference to Christmas observance.
To his assertions and statements ]
make no objection save in one in.
stance. In attempting to reply to
my declaration that RomanIsts
have ever catered to the supersti-
tons of paganism, ga Friend of
Christi says: "Mr. Magee teaches
that immersion in water is a neces-
sity to pardon. Press him upon
it and be would contend with
Campbell, that the efficacy of the
blood of Jesus Christ has been
transferred to water. Long before
Mr.. Magee was born, or his splr.
itual father, Alexander Campbell,
the Roman Catholics held and
taught this heresy. Let US throw
away all the teachings of the so.
called Christian Church, because
they have taken up this blightine
h~eresy." What this has to dc
with Christmas observance is bey.
ond myken, but inasmuch as ga
Friend of Christ" has introduced
the subject of baptism for the re.
mission of sins l shall notice it. ]
teach that immersion in water is {
necessity to pardon, not BECAUSE
Alexander Campbell so taught, blu.
because Christ and his apostles
taught 1t. See Mark IS: 15- Is
Acts 2: 1873, Acts %. 1915, etc.
etc., etc. SO you see when yot
press me upon the subject I d.
not contend with Campbell bu
with Christ, with Peter and viii
Paul.
Yes, long before l was born
long before Mr.. Campbell was borr
or before the Roman Catholic
Church begun to exist, baptism fo'
the remission of sins was laugh
and practiced by the disciples o
Christ. Indeed, you cannot preacl
the gospel without this much de
splsed doctrine
If all Mr.. Campbell ever wrot'
or taught were utterly destroyed
if all the teachings and tradition.
of the church of Rome were swep
of the face of the earth, it conlt
have no effect on the doctrine O
baptism for the remission of sins
The New Testament plainly teachei
the doctrine, and what God ha'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12
Ledger to the Front.

FTUII IIIe VIEW FIUFen'H OF0Ic.
The Mexico DAILY LEDGER, one
of the best dailies in North Missou-
ri, published the most accurate and
reliable account of the Dusenberry
trial of any paper that has reached
this Office. The LEDGER is always
to the front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12

The New York World has polled
Congress on the question of the
location of the Worlds Fair.
According to its list St. Louis is a
bad fourth among the four COM
petitors for the prize, receiving only
% votes out of a total of 331 Con.
gressmen to New York's As,
Chicago's 81 and Washington's 36,
the others being non-committal,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12

The permanent return of the de-
mocracy to the control of the fed.
eral government.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12
To Whom It May Concern.

I have left my books and &C.
counts with VIM. Llewellyn, at his
grocery store, and have authorized
him to receive payment of same
and receipt therefor until Jan. /,
1890; after that date all accounts
will be- placed in the hands of ar
officer for collection.
THos S. MURDOCH. NJ. D.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12
Shot Three Times.

PRATT, Mo-, Dec. Nv. W.
Smith, a well-to-do farmer, was kill
ed early this morning in his barn.
He was Smelling corn and was shot
three times from behind.
His son-in-law, Charles Young,
was in the barn at the time.
Young says that while he was
watering the stock he saw a man
talking to Smith and then beard
shots. He ran to the house to get
a gun, and saw no more of the
mysterious man.
Smith was known to have had no
difficulty with anyone. The coro-
ner is holding an inquest.
The New York Sun puts 1t this
way:
National Democratic Nominations:
For President,
DAVID B. HILL, of New York.
For Vice-President,
JAMES E. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio.
PLATFORM.
The permanent return of the de-
mocracy to the control of the fed.
eral government.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12

Rev. E l.. Rutlege this week
married Miss Eva Lupe and Henry
Myers ut the home of the brides
parents four miles east of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12

The report that ] West Good
win, Of the Sedalia Bazoo, had his
leg amutate.i IN St Loui- last week
is an error. He is sick but will
not lose his leg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12

John McIniils has been granted
q patent on his copy holder, which
i the best On earth and we trust
will make its inventor rich.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12

Kansas City Court of Appeals.
The following cases from Audrain
We're disposed of in the Kansas
City Court of Appeals this week
R. M. Price, respondent, VS.. W,
F. Reed, appellant /; affirmed.
r. M. Price, appellant, VS.. w.
F Reed, respondent; reversed.
Kelly R. Chandler, respondent,
VS.. VIM. c. West, appellant !; re-
versed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-12-12
The Ledger BoOms.

The Mexico LEDGER will issue
during December a special edition
of 1900 copies each week for the
benefit of the merchants of
Fandalia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
STUDENT SOLDIERS.
Provisions for Military Education at the
Colleges.

Provisions for Military Education at the
Colleges.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The sscreta-
ry of war has prescribed regulations gov
erni1g the issue Of arms for military in
stru,tcu at colleges, under which each
college or university where an army officer
is stationed, viii be allowed tHo three
inch rdad guns Of wrought iron valued at
$3.50 eacb, two carriages and limbers and
appuraucss $50 Springfield cadet rifles
and a corresponding number OF bayoret
scabhards and appsndsges. The colleges
sre required % give bond equal TO double
. the ya.1e of the arms furnished Ammu-
milton wlil De supplied as follows. Oae
hundred blank csrtudles ADD 300 primers
FOR io1r-.nch gun and 50 rifle ball car
Iri.es tor each cadet engaged in the tar
ret practice.
Ai8ior General Schofeld hsa issued q
general order increasing the number Of Of
icera who may be detailed TO do duty in
cai-rel and promulgating q set OF rsgula-
.ious prescribed Dr. the president under the
aw.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
TOOK HIS PARTNERS MONEY.
A ThrIfty Soldier Of the Regular Army
r,rnnka for Canada.

ThrIfty Soldier Of the Regular Army
Breaks for Canada.
CHEYENNE, wYO., March 26.-Fifteen
months $50 James Grant arrived at Fort
laramie IS one of batch of recruits. He
olo;red to bea member Of one OF the lead
;no VIRGINIA families, forced to enlist by
business reyerses. He was prepossessio og,
intelligent and well educated ana was
soon nTomoted to corporalsbip.
Gaining the confidence Of joseph hose,
b,Tg a Jewish private colder, who mad
savfd several thousand dollars by long ser
go Grant induced him to form partner
shin to loan money to the soldiers from pay
5.y 10 nav day at ten per cent per MONTH
p5s;Dss. & wss prosperous, and the next step
was IN harrow money, paying i've per ceh'
,e- month interest. Everything moved
ssreneIv interest was paid promptly, all
obligations we're met, and general pans.
ing business of large dimenaons was Dsine
done. many officers lOaning money OF nav
inc nav warrants discounted.
ON Saturday last, when the soldiers
were paid off. Grant is said to have col,
lected s.. GOO Of the loans. With tais and
:; 600 or 81 900 more, all the sssets OF the
firm. be left the place on horse belonging
n one of the officers. At Lusk he bought
c;t;1sn's clothes and left on an Eastern
t-,;, Teleqrsu1s to arrest him for embez
qlement and deserlion have failed to inter
cent him. and it is feared he will react
Canada with the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
ALL WEST YIRGINIANS
THE ONLY ORIGINAL HARRISON NAN AT
THB CAPITAL.
Judge Berkshire has an Engagement With the
Prssis1. Col. Bob Cars Dark Sscre,-Oan-
tdaiss for Manaings Paca Capt Alexis
Cope Of Ohio, Calmly Confident

I ,lf,c' regCm 90 ts Regissr.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Judge Berk-
shire arrived in the city to-day, and the
oi inal Harrison man from West Virginia
will pay his respects to the President to-
morrow morning. As he has an engage
ment TO zee him, be viii undoubtedly get
iu He viii be accompanied by one or
two West Virginisns who are anxious for
an ofice, aud they feel certain that if they
can once pr ssent their claims TO the Presi-
dent, they will st once be appointed.
ra,y are likely to be mistaken, however,
and may have 20 wait for a long while.
The President of the State Senate, Rob
erl S. Carr, is in the city. He has been
telling an bis friends down here how it
happens that be is now Governor of the
Mountain State. He succeeds pretty we'll
iftre laughter with which his explana-
dsns are received is any criterion. Just
what Col Carr is after no one knows ex-
cant the Colonel himself, and he won't
t.I Itis rumOred that there is mys-
tery connected with his visit and that there
i- "a deal ON foot by which he can either
become Governor Of the State himself, or
flro,v DO to General Gon Just how it
can bs done 81 NOT made plain, hat the
mystery OF his movements Is simply as
founding 80 one knows whether be
viii remain here more than another day or
tro. OF whether be viii remain a week OF
So.
There are dozen applicants after Mr.
N.nr.ul position. as well as the one
rsia ysc8ut by the Ies gnauon Of Major
Hteler yesterday. Toe Majors resigna-
tou though he wa7 q Democrat, wss re-
c-,yei hy The Republican officials with
graat deal Of regret, and be was at once
granted thirty dsys' lesye of absence;
something that was refused Mt Manning
rhis meaos that no successor TO Maior
Hs-slsr viii he appointed for thirty days
get. OF he IS, he viii work TOR nothing
r month.
There ere a number OF West Vuginians
iu ihe city, si-er the position, who say
chat they axe pHfsctly willing 20 pat IN
30 DAYS service without any remun5rl-
to1.
Michael OBrien. of Charleston, W, Va,
who was candidate for the same position
after President Cieveland's election, a.
which time De avowed himtelf a Demo
crat. wants 20 succeed Anericus Warden,
Cincinnati. for District Supervising In
scee .or of Steam Vessels ior the Ohio River
sud tributaries bstween Pitisburg and
Cincinnati.
Hsber Smith, Of Hancock county, W.
va. is an applicant fer Treasury Agent al
lbe seal fisheries in Alaska, % succeed Geo.
r Tugls, OF that State. Tingla Is said to
have resigned and accompanied his Tesig-
nation with the declaration that ne does
not csre TO hold the Office under a Repnbh
can administration.
Captain Alexis Cope, formerly a well
snrwn Belmont county .O1iol politician
40 81. C.airsyille, but now OF Coin nbu7,
is 90 sppGcan. for the Pension agency at
Columbus. position worth 81 600 per
Fear. The Captain is calmly confident OF
success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
DISCUSSING THE TRAFFIC LEASE
Meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the Northern Paoifc Ra'Iro d.

Meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the Northern Pacihc Ra'lro d.
NEW YORK March 6-The officers oI
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company re-
fuse 10 confirm the reports from Philadel
phia that the traffic lease of the Wisconsin,
Central ia practically settled and will be
approved By the Northern Pacific directors
tomorrow.
The lease has been under consideration
for long time, and the relations now ex
isting between the two corporations are
very close. Wall street has expected fol
some time that these relations would final
ly be csmenied By formal contract tC
cover long period of yesrs, but the
methods of the Northern Pacific directors
in considering the JOINT arrangement with
the Union Pacific, respecting the Oregon
Railway and Navigation, have created a
feeling OF scepticism AZ 70 the date at which
any decided action will be taken.
At the regular meeting of the Northern
Pacific directors the consideration Of the
lease vas referred to committee. To-
day the Executive Committee took up ihe
subject, and tomorrow their report will be
submitted to the foil board. President
Oakes, Of the Northern Pacific, said that
he could say nothing about the lease until
after the directors had acted upon it, The
general features Of the propo'ed agreement
"a published, were admitted to be correct.
Chairman Harris, Of the Executive Com
mittee, slso declined TO anticipate the ae-
ton of the directors, and the venerable
Secretary, Samuel Wilkinson, advised
against me peril Of premature newspaper
publicgii0ns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
AMUsEMENTS.
The Opera


The opera of "The Beggar Student, As
presented by the Bennett Moulton COM
paDy last evening, was as clean ard clever
performance ss has been seen in The city
for many a day. The sJloisla were all mp
in their parts and possess bright, tuneiul
voices Miss Alice Johnson, as Laura,
has a very sweet and pure soprano, which
she used to good advantage, especially IN
her solo in the second act, receiving well
deserved encore.
Mr.. Wolf as "GeD. AllendoIi" gave the
best representation OF a orusty old general
ever seen in this city. Mr. Nelson made
a great hit in the character oi servant 10
the Countess. Miss Irere Murphy coptur-
ed the audience by her cute ways and Mr..
Joe Armand az the "Beggar Student sang
his part with excellent taste. The choruses
were all strong. The music loving public
should take advantage Of first class opera
at moderate rate prices. Big houses are
assured for the remainder Of the week.
This afternoon "Merry War" will be pre-
sented aud this evening Robert Macaire. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
BOLD, BAD BANDITS.
AB&lCAN DBSPBRAD0HS SCHBMg TO
SBlZB ROBERT GARRETT.
Conversation Between the Drunken Outlaws Over
heard 10 San Antonio, and the Garrett Party
Suddenly Changes lis Paus-Ihe
Story Causes Excitement

BALTIMORE. March % The action Of
Robert Garrett party in visiting Thomas
vile, Ca, instead of going to the City OF
Mexico, rs it was announced they would
when leaving RingwoOd, n. J., is explain
ed by a special from San Antonio, Tex, in
paper this morning.
The despatch says that the Mexican
papers have been publishing daily
6espatches describing Mr.. Garretts trip
thitber, and estimating his wealth mp to
ons hundred millions Of dollars. A band
of bali breed desperadoes read them and
planned to sto) the Garrett train when it
entered Mexican territory. They were to
be heavily armed, and were to seizs Mr..
Garrett and those Of his party whom they
thought advisable TO detain, and hold them
prisoners in a cave until their relatives in
Baltimore should come down with an
enormous sum for ransom.
The plan might have succeeded but FOR
the fact that one cl the outlaws got drunk
and talked about the scheme in a San An
tonic saloon last week. The fellow was a
Mexican, and he talked 10 a low tone, but
q detective overheard his story and COM
municated il TO his superi0rs. The Gar
rett party we've informed, and thought it.
safer to change their plans and 20 to Thom-
ssville and 10 Jacksonville, which they
did.
A letter received in Baltimore, yester-
day, from one of Mr. Gsrfe.t's party,
states that the trip to Mexico hes been
abandoned, flr reasons not known 20 Mr.
Garrett and bis friends The letter farther
states .ha; Mr.. Garret. has bsen much
benefited 10y his trip, and il row IL excel
lent health aud spirits.
The story from San Antonio has created
much excitement in Baltimcrs bnsinessand
financial circles, and while not much ere
dence is given to it, IL il thought 10 may
he true At the Garrett banking house it
is said that change Cf plans was merely
fancy Ct a eick man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Sheet mill No. 4 at the STANDARD was
of one turn yesterday on account OF a
broken spindle and bearing bar.
Mr.. T. B. May is rolling sheet iron 81
the Standard mill in place Of Mr. Tar
Furay, who is laid mp with a belled hand.
Fraak McCsrty, blacksmith at the
Il ma Mil, was severely iDjdred yesterday
by allowing a heavy sledRe TO fsll on him.
William Riddle, formerly Of Spsnccs
machine shops at Martins Ferry, has &C
cepted position in the Belmont Nil
blacksmith shop.
TIE new electric light plaai at the Rey
mann Brewing Co, which Was put in by
the L iisOn Electric Light Co., was put il
operation yesterday.
Mear's Cooper shops at Martins Ferry
resumed operations on Monday. This fac
tory furnishes kegs for the Laughia aad
Top mills and their resumption gives thii
place employment.
The Riverside Brick Works at Rash Ran
Ohio, were sold on Monday to John 7
Scott, Of Bridgeport, for s., $3.50 Itwil
probably be put in operation for the bene
fit Of the bOndholders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
TUE PRIZE WINNERS.
Nominations Made by President Harrison
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. March 26.-The Presi-
dent the following nominations to the Sen
ate to-day
Wte-S coud Lieutenant William
A. Mercer. sh Infantry, to he first
leutensnt
NtvY-Ass-stant Paymast5r Harry X.
sullivan 90 be a passed assistant paymas-
ter in the navy.
TVrrR0R-Fmrcis F. Warren, Of Wy
omire Territory. TO be Governor Of Wy
ouirg Territory. Benjamin F. White,
Dillon. Montana to be Governor OF Mon
rra Lee Mo0reh0use. Of Oregon, TO be
sg.ut tor the Indi-uso of the Umanlla Asen-
cy in OREGON. Robert Y. Belt Of Mary
land. fo bs Assistant Commissioner Of IL
i0n Affairs.
JUSTICE -O.car NJ Speliman, cf Arkar-
.... to De Marshal of the United States for
fhe eastern district OF Arkansas.
0as C. Walters Of Arkansas, 20 ne
rarai States Attorney for The eastern ois-
.-r. oi Arkansas.
I..nfAsTEEs-Jsmcs VI. Clark, ct New
Csra Pa: Cbas. W. Johnes, Martins
ue Vas Wm. i. Pierce, Gainesville,
r.l VIM 3. Hodge, Jr., Marshall, Ills. ;
Harper Bro.ius, Alliance, o.. IAcharian
r. Grayson. Prescott, Ark james f.
George. Dardenelle, Ark. Walter W. Bra
shear. Russellville, Ark George Budd,
R0ssmln. Mont James NJ. Moore, Ara
coaas. Mont. John d. HOge, Tacoma,
Vs. T
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements Of Citizens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
James A. Watson, Of Clarksburg is 90
the Stamm.
CT. Kolzebue, Of Middlebourne, is at
the Howell.
Mr. G.. II. Wing. representing the Cafbo'
he Uairerse, is in the ciiyS
Mr.. d. Steen Thompson, Of Parkersburg
was in the city yesterday.
w. A. Ohley, OF the Fairmont hder,
was at the Howell yesterday.
Mr.. n. w. Musgraye, Of Clarkaburg, is
quartered at the Hole. Windsor
Bssil T. Bowers, of New Martusville,
registered at the S.amm last evening.
F. Fur6ee, OF Tyler County, arrived in
the city yesterday aud Is at the Stsmm.
Mr. L. +. Smith, Of Middletourne, W.
Va, is registered at the Hotel V indoor
Mr.. and Ms. D. Hildehrani, OF Jackson
G. II, Obio, are 40 the Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. J.. S. Dslaplaiu, Jr, has returned
from a successful basire trip oifix weeks.
Miss Mary Citizens, Of BsrnesyilIe il the
guest of the Misses PIankey, Of the S)nth
Side.
Mr. Will Thompson, OF Sleubenylle, is
visiting his sister Mrs J. II. Long Of the
Island.
Charley Thiers, former East Wheeling
boy. who has been ia the vest for mum
Der OF years, is home On visit 10 nis
parents.
BENJAMIN II. Dean and wife Of Nassa-
chufetts, we're registered at tha hcL1fe
House Yesterday and were guestH oil COL
George p. Bisssll during the day.
l. O. Rice. Of House * Herman's estab-
li.hment. who has been i'll for four weeks
lef. Yesterday on the Andes Tor LeiafI'
where he will remain a month TO fecuper-
ate.
Hon. II. z. Howard, Of Point Pleasant,
and Hon .Iobu NJ. Collins, cf Charleston,
came up yesterday to attend meeting oi
the Penetentiary Board end are registered
a. the Samm.
Mr.. Branch OBrien, the genial advance
man of Miss Floy Crowsll, who appears
next week at the Grand in a repertoire is
in the city making arrangements io- the
coming Of the talented young stAf.
President SOFT and Manager schau1, Of
the Cent,al Glass Works, leave lor a tour
of the Ohio sni Indiana gas cifies rec ally
visited By Messra. Rolf aDd Cassell' lne-e
gentlemen having made their report TO in'
Board Of Directors on Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
A CHANCE FOR THE LAW.
The Horrible Contents Of BOX Sent to
Citizen of Elm Grove.

me HOrriDlo lOnte nts OF bON sent tO n
Citizen of Elm Grove.
According 10 reports brought into the
city from Elm Grove, yesterday afternoon,
there is considerable degree OF excite.
ment in thst suburban town over the very
oPiginal warning sent reputable citizen,
to leav the community.
According to the story told yesterday,
on Friday, the 18th inst, word wac sent to
Mr.. Fred. Hartleib, the proprietor Of the
Stone House hotel, that there was box
at the express office for him. 1t wss Incl
dentally added by the messenger that the
contents was exciting pretty lively smell
and they hoped he would call for it with
oot delay.
Mr. Hartleib went fIr the box, and
taking it home, opened it in the presence
cf two or three friends. TIE contents
were altogether startling and revolving
Iu the box were two human ears, two toes,
the second finger from a mans hand, and
parts of some Of the organs OF the body,
and also large piece Of human cuticle.
In the box was letter, telling Mr..
Hartleib th5t his Iressnce was not desired
in the community any longer, and he had
batter skip The matter naturally created
good deal Of alarm and comment, hut
little wss heard of it until last Saturday
night, when bunch of switches accompa-
nied by another warning 20 leave, WAS at-
tached to Mr.. Hautleib's door, and a eimi.
lar bunch of switches ard note 4. en- the
door Of An tlOny Smith. by.
Since then the thing has been the talk Of
the town, and every bOdyis awaiting future
developments with interest.
The hox received By Mr. Hartleib was
expressed from some station out the B. q
o road east of Grafton, but Just where
could not he learned. The matter is looked
upoa rs q joke by most people, Int it is a
li.tle too practical, aud tue perpetiatOr Of
such "funn Oaght to he found
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
N.w west virginia EnterprIses

BALTIMORE, March GA meeting of
the investors in the proposed Upper Mon
ongshela River railroad and coal and coke
enterprises was held at Barnum's Hotel
Yesterday. MessIs. johnson n. Camden
and A. B. Fleming, of West Virginia; E
W. Clark and f. W. Clark, Jr., Philadel-
phis bankers; A. p. German and Jamel
SloAr, Jr., were amOng the persons pres
ent. The financial and other details are
completed, and on April l3 the letting Of
contracts for construction work will be
made az Fairmont, W. Va. The thirty
miles Of railroad from FairmOnt TO Clarks-
burg. are to be built this year, together
with 500 coke ovens. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company is interested in all
these new West Virginia projects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-27
KILLED ON THE STREET.
Hlghblnders Assasslnate tie Ticket Take
of 'Frisco's Chinese Theatre.

HIehblnders Assassinate tte Ticket taker
of 'Frisco's Chinese Theatre.
SAN Francisco, March 26.-Sfn Yum,
ticket taker at the large Cnine-e Theatre
on Jackson stEeet, was shot last evening
by two unknown biRhbinders.
While he was walking down Jackson
street three shots were fired snd he drop-
pep in his tracks. Not one Of the Chinese
gathered about offered to help him, nor
could the officers get from the Mongoiians
any cleW to the assassins Two heavily
armed highbinders were arrested, and are
Thought TO belong to the party.
The police think the shooting was in re-
verge for the recent murder ofa China
man in frcnt Of the theatre by friend Of
Sen Yum. One Of TIE bullets intended
for the Chinese victim struck Dariel
Kelleher, a lsborer, and wounded him
severely.