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A Femnls outlaw Killed.

FoRT SMITH, ARK, Feb. 5.-word has
been received from Enialia, 1. T., that
Belle Starr was killed there Sunday
night. Belle was tho wife OF Cole
Younger, and jim Starr, her second hus,
band, was shot down by the side OF Belle
less than two years ago. Belle Starr was
the most desperate woman that ever
figured on the borders. She married
Cole Younger directly after the war, but
left him ana joined band Of outlaws
that operated in the Indian Territory
She had been arrested for murder anG
robblng a score OF times, but always
managed to escape,
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ToLEDo, o., Feb. 5.-The annual meet
ing Of the Wheeling & Lake Eric rail.
road stockholders was held here this af-
tcrnoon, the following Board OF Directors
being elected: George j. Forrest, New
York; s. G. Reynolds, George W. Davis,
NJ. D. Woodiord, Toledo; John G. War.
wick, Massillon; james NJ. Hall, M.Van
Rensaeler, Jr., New York. The last two
named succeeded D. L. Garrison and
Melville @, Day,
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cocK.RopIN puRIEp.
ROUTINE WORK,


liills and Petitions Introduced Commit
tees AppOintsd-O Other Business.
SgactGl DttpGich 10 ts hltelligMofr,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Feb, DIN the
Senate to-day Senator Flournoy sub,
mitted a motion that the Senate now
proceed to elect by ballot two Senators
to act as members Of the joint committee
in the contest for Governor. Tho motion
was ruled out OF order and tabled.
Senator Davis introduced Senate bill
No. so, providing for the reassessment
Of the realty In the State. Senator Nor
rison Introduced Senate bill No. 90,
authorizing the Board OF Education OF
the town OF Sutton to lay an additional
levy for building purposes.
President Carr announced as the com.
mlttee on the part OF the Senate on en-.
crossed bills Senators Minear, Worley,
LOwther, Arbuckle and PrlChard. He
also appointed Senators Scott and Me.
Callister US the committee on the part OF
tho Senate To visit the penitentiary.
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PtrrsBuRon, Pa, Feb. 5.-Thero was
but a slight change in tue coke situa.
ton to-day. At the Donnelly works Of
McLure & Co., the men were not work.
ing, awaiting the result OF a conference
regarding the discharge OF a number. oi
men who were leaders In the strike a
few days ago. The operators say that aS
the other works are In operation the In
diCatlons are that there will not DO q
general strike,
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The Tariff IIlli,

WARRINGTON, D. O, Feb, 5.--Tho
Ways and Means Committee to-day con.
tlnued the formal reading Of tho tariff
bill and progressed rs far ~ tho iron
schedules, which were under discussion
when the committee adjourned. NOtiCG
was given by q member Of his intention
10 move 10 strike out the paragraph 70.
laLlng 10 tho iOrtlhCatiOn Of Wines, but
10 far no amendment has been voted
upon. All Of the calculations from the
Treasury experts have not yet reached
the committee, II being found that tho
Senate amendments were Of larger scope
than al frat appeared,
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Delegate BlNckmore presented the
petition Of j, W, Blbby and thlrty.slx
others praying the amendment OF the
school laws SO that II person holding a
ionr.years' certificate, who has success.
fully taught that time, shall be entitled
to have the same renewed.
Delegate Shelton introduced House
bill No. 1888 amending the law In rela.
tiOn to boats and dams.
The unfinished business before the
House being tho resolution offered by
Delegate Hanen declaring Nathan Coll
elected Governor, at the request Of Dele
cute Hanen, there being no objection,
the same was Withdrawn.
Senate bill No, 2S, relating to the es.
tablishment Of tho West Virginia reform
school was reRd tho first time and order
cd to a second reading.
A message from the Senate by Senator
MCCreary reported that body had passed
Senate I'LL No. 81.
Pending the reading OF Senate bill No.
50 on It's third reading, the Senate up.
peared in the hall and the joint Assem-.
bly, was organized.
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LINCOLN'S MAIDEN SPEECH,
He vp' PlaIn AOrnNam Lincoln and

He was Plain Abraham Lincoln and Ii
Favor of u High Protective Tariff.
Mt, CARMEL, ILL, Feb. 5.-Judgt
Bell, Of Mt, Carmel, furnishes the fol-
lowing maiden speech of Abraham Lin
coin, delivered in Pappsville, neal
Springfield, Ill.,, nearly fifty years ago
Mr. Lincoln was not then a lawyer and
had no intention OF becoming one, He
had then made up his mind to learn the
blacksmith trade. His genius was re,
Cognized and he was suddenly nominated
for the Legislature. His first speech Is
most interesting reading at this time. II
was Us follows;
"GESTLEMgN AND Fellow CITIzENs:-
| presume you all know who l am.
am humble Abraham Lincoln. have
been solicited by my friends to become
candidate for the Legislature. My
politics are short and sweet. am in
favor Of q National bank am in favor oil
the internal improvement system and a
high protective tariff. These are my
sentiments and political principles. II
elected, | shall be thankful T; II not 1t will
be all the same"
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nPtcldt DlApalch 10 INC WtHOeHetT'
PARKE@BuRu, W. VA, Feb. 5.-Judge
Bond, Of the United States Circuit Court,
is here from Baltimore to sit in two or
three important cascs. One Of these Is
the case Of Gordon, stobel & Laureau
against tho jefferson Iron Works, ol
Wheeling, an action OF assumpsit, The
case was called this afternoon and isnow
being heard. The attorneys arc John
a. Hutchison, W. II. Russell, ], d,
Jackson and b. NJ. Amber.
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PARIS, Feb. ga special meeting of
the cabinet was held tonight at tho
Ministry Of the Interior, Premier Flo
quet presiding. 1t Is reported that tho
ministers decided 10 take active meas.
ures for the repression Of the Boulang-
lists. General Riu has been placed
under arrest for fifteen days for making
q speech against the government.
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BosroS, Feb. 5.-Jack Hayes, John L.
sulllyan'S trainer, says Sullivan will 60
to Now Orleans about April TO train
for Ills fight with Kilrain. Jack Dcmp'
sey will probably DO associated with
Hayes In The training. The fight, II Is
thought, will take place at Mississippi
City, but that has not been decided
ttnnn vat
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A rnrnlIHr ntl.lnke.

NEw YoRK, Feb, O.--ljy mixing oI
bodies at the morguo the body Of Editor
Gustavo' A. +, Frederick, Of the Pitts
burgh IoikIblau, was taken from Belle
yue Hospital 10 Harts Island to-day ioI
intermeht In pOtters Field. " wasonly
by the active work Of the friends ol thG
dead editor and by telegraphing TO the
island that the burial there was pre-
XnnInh.
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Funeral of tbs DenI Prince.

VIENNA, Feb. 5.-All places Of busi-
ness were closed to-day and the city put
on mourning. The Emperor and EN-
press, and the Crown Princess attended
u requiem mass In the oratory Of the
palace. The service was ended al noon.
The church bells then commenced to
toll. The coffin lid was fastened at 2
o'clock and the key was conRded to
Prince Hohenlohe, as court marshal.
After services at the chapel, Prince Ho.
henlohe delivered the remains to tho
charge OF the Father Guardian,
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Could Not Live Longer.

VIENNA, Feb. 5.-several persons have
been arrested in cafes here for repeating
the rumors that Grown Prince Rudolph
met his death at the hands of the hus-
band OF a woman he had betrayed. Two
gentlemen who were conversing on the
subject in loud tones in the Graben
were taken into custody. It is asserted
that the Crown Prince in his letter to
his mother, said. II cannot live longer.n
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Pnrnell,. LIhnl Cn.n pI.mIs.rd.

LONDON, Feb. 5,-The action brought
by Mr.. Parnell against Mr.. John Walter,
registered proprietor OF the Times, for
libel, came up before the Court at Edin-
burgh to-day, and the case was dismissed,
the costs being taxed against the plain.
tiff. The judgment was given on the
ground that Mr.. Walter, being one Of
the co.partnership owning the Times,
arrestments against him, as an individ.
ual, would be invalid. Mr.. Parnell will
appeal from this decision.
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CHICAGO, Feb, 5.-sergeant l'rankon.
ieldt, Of tho signal service, said this
morning It was ycryCOld all through the
west and northwest. At MinnedoSa II
was 40 degrees belowj at ST. Vincent AZ
degrees below AZ WinnOpeg II was AZ
below; 81. Paul, Is below. Here We had
II 0 above, but VIC are likely 10 get Il
colder tonight II Is moving rapidly
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o.IlrIen Gets IIIs Clotlle..

DUBLIN, Feb. 5.-The prison officials
at Clonmel have returned 10 Mr.. VIM.
o'Brien the civilian clothing that was
iorcibly removed from him upon his in.
generation and II was Immediately
donned by the prisoner. Mr.. O'Briens
condition Is such that he has been re.
moved from his cell 10 the in1rmary
connected with the fail.
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HIS LAST LETTER.
Tho Austrian Grown Princes Final Instruc.
lions 10 Ills Friend.

ANS AuahAAh NtuNu EFluCb'bFluUl lnbttuC-
tIonS to Ills Friend.
PEsTu, Feb, 5.-The Nation publishes
the letter written by Crown Prince
Rudolph a short time before his death
to Herr Won szoegyenyie, the attache
Of the Imperial Household, to whom ho
had entrusted the preparation OF his
papers. The letter reads:
"Der szoegyenyi: l send you here
with CodicfI. Execute It's provisions
and those Of my will drawn two years
ago with the assent Of my wife. In my
study at the Hofburg stands a small
table, With the enclosed gold key open
the drawers and you will find my papers,
the arrangement OF which entrust to
you, leaving it to your Judgment to de.
eide what to publish. can live no
longer. Remember mo To all my good
friends. Farewell-God bless our be-
loved fatherland. Yours,
HRupoLpu.
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SEarsupIal Symposium,

I77TF'' W" 3'F'EF7FNNFFNsFf
CHARLEsToS, W. VA, Feb. 5.-Tht
Marsupial Club had its grand annua
symposium tonight atst. Albert's hotel
Capt. All. Burnett presided, assisted b,
Col. Elem RAIDER. Possum was the sub
ject Of discussion. A live marsupia
graced the table. A notable company o.
statesmen were present.
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SAN FaAScisco, Fob, 5,-rhO Chronicle
publishes a statement that Captain
Charles stuart Trlpplcr, who had been
held in Portland, Ore. for forging a
check for $3.50, left this city short In hiG
accounts with tho Masonic Grand Lodge
Of California 10 the extent Of 5000,
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yldipg that the declaration of the result

ylding that the declaration Of the result
should be suspended.
Mr., Morris said Mr.. Flournoy's resoln-
ton then amounted to nothing, for the
Speaker could not get at the other re-
turns without opening those for Gov
ernor,
Mr., 0xley asked II the reading were
not o publication, why do Republicans
insist upon the publications.
Mr., Morrls-There is q belief that you
want to do some wrong thing. II you
don't you ought to be willing TO show 1t,
This Is not a publications. as contemplated
by the constitution for 1t does not 90 on
the journal, and is not a matter of rec.
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TIE U, S. SENATORSuIP,
enator Kenna's Last Hope Gone. .Vanpslrs
ColdIy, Cruel Thrust-Who Next?


Senator KenuR's Last Hope Gono.-VanpelrI
ColdIy, Cruel Thrust-who Next9
Special DtSpaleh 10 he IaleLligRer.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Feb, 5.-A few
knew Of the intention OF Senator Van
pelt, OF Fayette county, to rise to the
occasion this morning and say a word OF
two on the Senatorial situation. The
greater number were not forewarned,
SO It came to pass that when the FayottG
Senator's name was called and instead
ofvoting, his tall, straight form loomcd
up from his seat in the aisle, there was
much curiosity to know what he was
about to do. His position is SO well
known that nobody supposed he was
about to do anything to revive the for.
tunes Of Senator Kenna. He began,
proceeded and ended with great delib.
Grafton, as though weighing every word
from "AIr. President down.
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HARRIsnuRG, PA, Feb, 5,-In the
House to-day o bill was introduced pro,
hibitIng treating, making 1t a penal
olrcnse, punishable by a fine Of not less
than $50 or over $l0O for any one ia
treat another to intoxicating LIQUORS.
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WASHINGTON, D, O., Feb. 5.-socre.
taty whitney has invited all the Demo.
cratic members Of Congress To meet
Governor I'LL Al Ills residence 10 NOR
row afternoon, Governor Hill 10 OK.
pected 10 arrive In Washington Llla
afternoon,
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ANDERSON, 1ND., Feb, 5.-A factlonal
church fight at oliyot, which has been
in court tho last three months, culml'
mated In aght yesterday In which
Simon Shore, d rough character, ASSAULT
cd Tom DonAhoo,a a deacon, ihtllCting
| fatal injuries,
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friends on the other side are not asleep
Republican voices-"Y Fight,h
The resolution pending for opening the
returns does not mean that they are Il
be read, that is, published, here, The
Speaker here has been charged in an
unwarranted way by the Republican
side, The Senator from Harrison gave
his own side away when he said we had
prevented the publication and deClara'
ton Of the result.
Senator Maxwell-No, said you had
prevented the declaration, You ordered
the returns TO be read.
Senator Arbuckle-Ii this reading oi
returns goes on 1t puts Gotf in as Gov
ernor on the 4th Of next March, and you
paralyze the strong arm OF the highest
tribunal SO that he cannot be elected
from the office, think the Republican
side knows this. The resolution OF the
gentleman from Hardy should be eadopt-
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rrnn.ferrptl 10 the clreult court,

Special Dispdtch 10 Inc Intttlt11Ieer.
PARRERsBusd, W. VAo Feb. 5.--1u
the United States Court to-day tie case
Of John s, Armstrong, Of Kanawhu
county, for alleged bribery, was trans.
ierred 10 the United States Circuit Courl
at Charleston for trial at the next term
OF court there,
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CABINET RUMORS,
wlndom To bO Secretary Of the Treasury
iLNpott that IIlhlhe has D0ClIned.

IlCp0tt that lilalns has Declined.
tNpiANAroLis, I'm, Feb, 6,--so fat
as can be learned here, Window Tor the
Treasury seems to 10 a flSOd fact. That
he has been, or will DO rendered the
place iS accepted on all sides, OF tho
other Cabinet places nothing new ID de.
yeloped, and while IL can DO traced 10 nc
certain source, all agree In the opinion
that Rusk will DO the next Secretary Of
War. There was a rulnof this evening
that word had been received from Mf
Blaine that he would not accept The
State Department, but II could not bt
VAFlnBl,
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DOnounCOS Tie Report,

BERLIN, Feb. 5,-Tho North German
Gd;eiIe publishes an article in which IL
severely dCnounCeS those newspapers
which have circulated tho reports that
tho Grown Prince OF Austria was slain
on account Of his relations with certain
Wntnnn
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They Are Too Late.


'ptcE1I DIIp1gcN 70 NC INItHIVtNctF'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. Estates
men are coming in to help Senator
Kenna. The latest arrivals are Collector
MGGaw, Of Grafton, and Charley Wells,
Of GloYer's Gap. More are on the way.
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PARIS, Feb. 5.-Tho Figaro says that
two professors connected with tho Pas.
teurlnstitute have succeeded In identify.
Ing the geneTatlve mlCrobo Of diptherla.
Tie discovery Of preventive Of this
disease by means OF vaccine virus Is ex-
peCted 10 follow.
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Asslrnlnpnt al Parker.burr.

Special DttpaLeh 10 Ire iatelligencg.
pARKERsBuRu, W. VAn Feb, 5.-W. H
Mayborry, the well known Third street
retail grocer, made an assignment to-day
10 L, +. Neal, ESQ., as trustee, 10 iavol
Of Ills creditors. The assets and llabili,
ties arc not YET known,
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NEw YoRx, Feb. 6.-Arriyed, steamer
Egypt from Liverpool and Ahclloria
from Glasgow. AZ PhllApelphIA, Ar.
rived, steamer lord OLIVE lir0m Liver.
pool,
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urehi IlilIEnt,l M Ailol,lpnn,

MARQUETTE, MicH., Feb. 6.-The great.
eSt blizzard for years rlged all night and
ID still bowling. Railroad traffic is almost
at a complete Btandstill.
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ProhlbItIon IN tl,e Inv stat,.

BosroN, Feb. 5.-The House Of Repre-.
sentatives this afternoon adopted the
proposed constitutional prohibitory
amendment by vote Of 16l TO 90.
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AvrER dIphtheFia, scarlet fever, or
pneuinunla, Hoods SArsapRTl la will give
strength 10 the system, aud eGpel all
poison from the blood, 0
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A DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
Seventeen Men Go Through tho leo aud
All nre Drowned,

All ars Drowned.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb, 5.--News ha.
been received hero Of adreadful accident
at Pine Lake, Fulton county. The re-
ports are indefinite, but as far rs can be
learned the disaster resulted in the
drowning Of seventeen men. The vic
tins were driving teams engaged In
hauling logs across tho Ice when the Ice
broke, and the men and horses were all
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DRCLARED OFF.

The strike on all surface roads has to.
night been officially declared OF no avail
by the leaders Of the strike. The men
will get TO work as they can,
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TIE FIRST BLOW STRUCK.
Street Car Striker Killed by u Policeman
a., Nn,,, Vn,i.

street Car striker Killed by n Policeman
ipNew York.
NEW YoRE, Feb. ga striker was
shot and killed by an officer; this was
the startling news which was flashed
through the city this afternoon, Start.
ling because it was not expected, nearly
every one believing that the life of the
great strike had to all intents and pur-
poses ended, 1t was Just at 1;2O o'clock
when the tragedy occurred. A crowd Of
strikers gathered on the Tenth avenue
belt line, but they were not permitted
to Congregate, owing to the sharp look
out which Inspector Byrnes' men main.
tained.
Opposite the Central Park, MS car Of
the Boulevard line came along 1t was
stopped by mob ofstrikers. Policeman
Thomas X. Schneider was the only off.
Ger aboard the car. Suddenly stone
was hurled. 1t was like u signal, for im-
mediately u perfect shower OF rocks and
stones were hurled at the policeman.
The volley Of missels smashed every
window in the car, and the only passen-
ger, an old lady, made her way out with
some injuries, and fled with surprising
rapidity. Officer Schneider jumped oil
the car and attempted to drive bGCk the
rioters. A man came up behind the
officer and smashed his helmet over his
eyes, and another man struck him in the
mouth with a rock, knocking his teeth
down his throat,
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Merrill for Governor Wilson, Carr, Harl
and Kirk for s, H. Piersol, Of Wood
county, Ninety.one votes were cast, Of
which Gof had 4S and Kenna Al
necessary to achoice 40. On the second
ballot Merrill went back to Kenna to
get away again II Kenna wero TO come
nearer the winning post, or sooner, II he
feels likeit,
cocH-RoBIN BURIED,
Thus ended the most exciting and no.
table OF all the joint sessions devoted to
the balloting for United States Senator.
Since then there has been sort Of ad.
journed session. Whenever two or
three Democrats meet the anti.Kenna
men are too full for utterance, The real
kenna men, who mustnot be Coniound-
ed with those who vote for him aud
don't want him, have some very de.
Clded views on the situation, They
don't know who is to be their next
preference, but they know who are not
TO be, and these include all who have
had, or are supposed to have had, hand
~ doing to death "Cock Robin" and
they've got 'em on the list" C,B,H,
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MR. YANrELr ExpLAINs.

Senator Vanpelt (Dcmocrat), OF Fay.
cite, said the time had come for him to
explain his position, 1t had gone out
that he Is kicker. He would not say 1t
was dlShonorable to DO a kicker, but he
was not entitled to that honor. II Is
unjust 10 brand him as u kicker for
standing by his party. at is generally
known" he continued, "that was op.
posed to a nomination by a minority
caucus which had power to tic my hands
and had no other power.
"The caucus call which l signed was
never completed and a conference took
the place OF the caucus. II no caucus
had been held two years ago j. N. Cam.
den would have been elected.
WHEN TIE TINE COMES.
In that minority caucus | ran an On.
tering wedge that might defeat an elec.
ton. My fears have been partly realiz.
ed. i opposed that caucus action be-
cause I feared the result. l firmly be.
lievo that without that minority caucus
nomination Kenua or some other repre-
sentative Democrat would before this
have been elected. When in caucus the
proposition was made 10 nominate l dis
tinctly said l would not be bound by 1t.
For this have been branded as a kicker.
l shall not vote for Mr.. Kenna on this
ballot, but when the time comes when
he needs my vote he or any other repre-
sentative Democrat can get it. The
Wheeling INTELLIuENCER says l never
meant my vote for Kenna and would
leave him II ho could be elected. II
my Republican friends believe this, let
them give the chance and / will EN-.
brace h.
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Then tho officer drew his revolver
As the mob rushed upon him, ho fired
two shots in the air. But the strikers
did not run, but rushed madly upon
him. Schneider then fired three shots
point blank at the crowd. All the
strikers ran but MCGowan, who wal
left in the throes OF death. Two othel
men were hit, but they were carried oil
to their homes by their friends.
MCGOWAN, who was killed, was a sin
glC man % years OF age. Officer SChnei
der reported to police headquarters and
afterwards was put under arrest at the
Essex market police court. At police
headquarters Schneider stated that q
mob OF 1000 persons attacked the car
He shot ut the foremost OF the rioters
he said, and the conductor and driver
also cmptied their revolvers. Justice
Patterson thereupon discharged the
officer and issued q warrant for tho ar
rest Of the conductor, who, with the
driver, was later arrested, the latter as Q
witness,