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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
CLEAN CUT SEPARATION.
Church and State No Longer AIIied In
Brazil.

Church and State No Longer Allied In
Brazil.
BALTIMORE, March s-The Rio de Ja-
aerO correspondent of the Sun states that
the separation Of Church aud State has
taken practical form. Under the last
imperial government one Of the old inn
perial churches, which did duty az ca
ihedral for this Bishopric, was pre- ity much
pulled to pieces TO prevtn Its falling down
of its own weaknesses, and an engineer,
with an assistant aud large staff Of work.
men, were making the dust and the money
fly. For sons reason the wages of the
workmen fell into arrears, and, under the
empire, il was customary 20 make COM
plants in srch cases TO the press. The
pocr innocen,s did the same or the present
occasion. Tney soon found out that an
empire with state church was quite dif-
ferent from republic with rather
a free idea of the Dstv for
the Minister of tbs Iaterior
promptly ordered their wage, paid and
quite as promptly ordered all work stop
ped np the Cathedral. The Governor of
81 Iaul nhs utCIlBtu ~ pay oNci iuuuc
voted for church repairs, which he has
decided must nov be at the charge of the
faithful. II is said that the Cathedral
here will be rebuilt at the expsnse of
members Of the church. Ali traces of
Church and State alliance, il is pointed
out. have not been Obliterated The new
table of rations to be served the Brazilis
navy on Fridays will comprise fish instead
Of beef Note is slso carefully made that
in the recently Published elec oral regula-
tioue constant reference is made t, chnTch,
pnIish. etc precisely as If the State Church
existed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
An Injunction Granted.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Judge D1ly, in
the Court of Common Pleas, 10 day grant
ed Author and Playwright. Edward h.
Housey an injunction restraining Samuel
s. Clemens OZARK Twain, Messrs. Abbey,
Sage, Richardson and Daniel Ffohmsu
from producing the prince and Pauper." "
Housey claimed to have had contract
with Clemens to dramatic t5e book, aDd
did 80. At the same time Clemens made
an arIar cement with MTs. Richardson and
authorizing her version, and be claimed it
to be an infringement 90 his o@n dramsti.
4 ,tioD, ard that some parts Of it were
based on his own suggestions 10 Clemens
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
IF WASHINGTON STICKS
The Atlantic Base Ball Circuit WIN BE
Eight Clubs.

The Atlantic Base Ball Circuit VIII BE
Eight Clubs.
WILMINGTON, DEL, March S.-Mansger
William Barnie OF the Baltimore Club has
been confeI1iDg with the stockholders of
the local club and taking "a view OF the
city in a base ball sense. A meeting OF the
wilmington clubs and others wss address
sd by Mr.. Barnie. He spoke of the per
manent strength of the Atlantic AssOcia-
ton and predicted that it would eventu'
allv be in the front ranks. He denied that
the Atlantic had any intention Of drop
ping Wilmington. He urged the stock
holders 10 push the local club and get the
leading basiness men Of the city interested
in it. Acting upon the suggestion the d.
rectors decided to issue one hundred addl-
tional shares of stock at S25 per share and
il is believed that this will be taken quick
ly. Mr.. Barnie says that if Washington
will stick to the National League the pres
ent eight club circuit of the Atlantic Asso-
citation will not be broken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
GUNBOAT LAUNCHED.
A IIsyor's Daughter Christens the Un
tried Craft.

A nsyor's Daughter Christens the IN
tried Craft.
CHESTER. PA, March S.-Tne United
States gunboat Concord was successfully
launched this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Rich's shipyard. Miss Minnie Coates,
daughter of the Mayor, christened the
vessel. The launch was witnessed by
many people, including large delegation
of c,tiz sns of New York and prominent
gentlemen from Concord, Mass, from
which place the vessel takes its name.
Judge John S. Meyes and David Chester
French were among the latter and brought
wi h themla handsome staiustte represent.
ing minute man from the citizens OF
Concord as q present to the officers of this
recent addition to the navy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
DEPEND ON THEMSELVES.
One Southern Editor Who Has Lost Inter
est in Blair's Bill.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March S.-Ths
Advertiser of this city to-day editorially
says, with reference to the statement made
by Senator Blair yesterday, that it was
strongly in favor of his bill:
''Mr. Blair yesterday clsssed this paper
among the supporters Of his Educational
bill. The Advertiser was at one time will
ing to accept the terms Of the Blair bill,
and so argued. Now that this State hal
gone ahead and increased her sppropria-
tions for echools, with an evident dispO'
sition to make even further increase
as her revenue will Warrent, We
prefer to depend on ourselves. Uader q
Federal administration that had proper
regard for the rights of the States there
might be no harm to come from the meas
ure, but with the success of such narrow
and bigoted men TO administer the laws "a
taose now il oestol vs. prefsI, for our
part, to let it alone. When Mr.. Blair said
he favored and urged the measure to bnild
up the Republican party ia the South the
Advertiser lost Whatever interest it hsd
previously felt in the bill Strike out the
Adrrtiser from your list, Mr.. Blair"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
COL. MERRILL EXPLAINS.
The Workings of the Movable Dam 81
Davis Island Set Forth.

Davis Island Set Forth.
Special Tts0rGm 10 TIE Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 9.-COlonel
Merrill, OF the Eogineer Corps, appeared
before the River and HsIbor Committee
to-day, by invitation, to explain the work
ing of the movable dam at Davis Island,
in the Ohio river, and to advise the Com
mittee rs 10 the necessity Of further sppro-
pIiations for similar improvement. Col.
Merrill entered into q detailed explanation
Of the mode of constructing the dam and
of its uses and the manner of working it.
He sts,sd that to complete the improve
ment there ought to be four more dams of
the same character below Davis Island,
and that each dam would cost about $780,
600
Col Merrill was complimsnted by the
comm ttee upon the success Cf the Davis
Island dam, az he shOE Eed that 1t had been
q great value to commerce. He said
that he would ask for an appropriation
for the cOns,ruc ion Of only one dam for the
next year, but thsteventually four would
be needed. GA next tuesday the hiver
and HaIbor Committee will hear an ar
gument on the question of the Monon-
gahela river improvement. Messrs.
George Shiras and Oarnahaa will represent
the Monongahela River Navigation Co,
and will appear 10 combat the argument
of John Dravo, of Pittsburg. in favor of
the navigation compsny's interests. In
his argument before the committee Mr..
Dravo explained that the Government had
purchased lock aud dam No. or rather
the property had been condemned, and
that the matter OF final transfer was now
in litigation. The representatives of the
navigation company will oppose any sale
20 the Government as the company is
making very large profit on the invest
ment. Col Merrill OF the engineer corps
says the amount allowed the company was
twenty per cent. above the actual value of
the property.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
CONDITION OF THE VICTIMS.
All of the Injured Improving Response
blIity for the Accident.

All of the Injured Improving
bility for the accident
BUFFALO. Msrlh s.-The patients at the
Fitch Hospital who were injured in the
Lake Shore wreck are all doing as we'll as
as can be expected
Mr.. Bsucus is suffering intensely from
nervous shock. but will recover. Rev.
Meyers was able to be moved to the Tiff
House last night. The condition of Miss
Heath, of Boston, is much improved.
though her broken arm and rib cause her
much pain.
]. n. Minick; Cd Philadelphis, whose
right arm was amputated, is getting along
nicely. F. A. Coombs, of Philadelphia, is
a pretty sick man. His head is badly cut
and his side injured. He passed fairly
good night, is resting easy, and no dan
gerous results are expected. w. W.
Branch, of Charleston, and Julius Stegel,
OF New York, both with broken srms
are much improved, and getting along
well. The others injured are all doing
well.
Coroner Tucker and jury visited the
scene OF ths wreck and made thorough
examination of the road aud the grade
The inquest will be held next Tuesday af-
ternoon. AS additionsl facts are learned
it becomes clearer tbs. the responsibility
for the accident rests with Conductor
Houghtalipg The rules governing the
case of train breaking in two specially
says: "The forward part must not stop
until the engineer is sure that the rear
part of the train has stopped" From the
statements of the passengers it is evident
that no step was taken 10 ascertain the
position OF the detached portion before the
forward part was stopped in Tuesday
nights accident.
Hyscinthe Beauchemin, of Sorel, Qne
says the train ran along for three minute,
after it broke 10 two. He then saw the
conductor pull the bell rope to stop the
train. Beauchemin ran to the conductor
and exclaimed: "FOr Gods sake don't
atop the train or we will be telescoped." "
The conductor gave no heed to the warn
ing Bsauchemin ran to the rear platform
and beheld the detached sleepers gaining
gro und rapidly. BE cried to the pascn-
gers to jump, and then came the crash.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
LOOKING 1T OVER.
Che nb-Uomm,ttes on Worlds Far
Makes Encouraging Progress.

Che subcommittee on Worlds Far
Makes Encouraging Progress.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 8.-The
Worlds fair made encouraging progress
toward the completion If the bill at to-
days meeting. The Chicsgo visiting
delegation were present, and the subcom-
mittee turned the bill over to them with
instructions TO go over it carefully lire by
line and suggest such charges as in their
opinion were necessary to make the
measure meet the needs of Chicago. In
this way some sections of the bill were
gone over and the charges made were in
consequential. When the committee met
a number of kilograms were received from
prominent Chicago paople, assuring the
committee OF the fuspcisl standing of per-
sons who have signed the subscription
list. Mr. Gage said that in his judgment
the siguers represented about forty mil
lion dollsrs worth of property.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
IN SULLIVAN STYLE.
How Woman sailed 10 and Cleaned out
Mayors Ofice.


CHICAGO, March 8-A dispatch from
Gainesville. Tex says: Margaret Lane,
80 years old, weighing IT'S pounds and a
giaztess in strength, yesterday cleaned out
the Mayors Office in true John L Sullivan
style. Several days ago her husband was
fined by the Mayors court. At 10 o'clock
she called at that officials Office and gave
him terrible tongue lashing. He ordered
Policeman Robertson to arrest her and she
knocked the policeman fiat with a shout
der blow on the nose. At this juncture
City Attorney Hall entered and attempted
to restrain the virsgo. She also foored
them. The Mayor then took a hand in
the game and she likewise knocked him
down. Then she wsded in and actually
thrashed all three of them and drove them
from the court room. In her rage she
nearly stripped herself of clothing The
men are badly disfgured about the face.
She held the court for three hours after she
drove them out and only when she got
ready did she leave.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
POSITION CRITICAL.
DANGER OF DAHOREEY FRENCH.
An Urgent Demand Made for Reinforce
mentS.
RIOTOUS STUDENTS IN PRAGUE.
Queen Victoria Again Has Trouble With
the Artists.

PARIS, Morch S.-Advices from the
West Coast of Africa state that the posi-
tion of the French in Dahomey is critical.
u BsyoI, the French agent, demands
that 1000 men be sent to defend the
French post, aud declares that if an expe-
ton to Aghome, the capital Of DIhOmey,
is undertaken, further force of 4 000me
vii be necessary. He considers that an at
tempt to copqaer DahOmsy would prove
futile, and holds that it would be prefera-
bic 10 aecure French rnle on the coast.
The Journal Des DsbGts opposes the con-
quest of Dihomey, which. 1t Gays, would
occasion great difficulties and create feel.
ing of eaousy between France and E1gland
and Germany.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
THE BENwBLL TRAGEDY.
New aud Sensational Developments d Crop
ping Out.

New aud Sensational ID svelopments Crop
ping Out.
WOODSTOCK, ONT, March 8.-New and
sensational developments are cropping up
in connection with the Benwell tragedy
and the question now is whether there has
not been at least two victims. Some two
or three years ago young Englishmsn,
Neville II. Pickhsll, came here about a
year ago and purchased farm six miles
soutb, and about four months ago married
the daughter Of his minister. On Febru-
ary 10 last Pickhsll raised SIC. 600 on g
mortgage on his farm aud left here saying
to his wife: II am going 10 double this
money before l come back" DE was seen
at Niagara Falls that night and said ne
was going to New York 10
meet bis sister. The testimony
of the Birchnell examination showed
that he reached New York and there met
the Burcheus. Since then no trace of him
bss been found, and no word has been re-
ceivsd from him. His disappearance
caused a stir at the time, and the police
sent descriptions of him all over the coun-
try. The theory now is that he was en-
ticed 10 New York by Burchell, with the
expectation of making g large sum of
money, and that he was put out OF the
way for the money he carried with him.
A search of Burchell's baggage will be
made for anything which might give
clue to PickshalPs fate.
The inquest on the remains of E. Q. Ben
we'll was resumed this morning. Pelly,
the young man who accompanied Benweli
70 the country, was taken to the grave OF
the murdered man. He recognized the
dead man as Benwell. Pelly was the first
witness. He told the story of his ac-
ouaintance with BuIchell and Ben
well much as he did al
Niagara Falls. Some points in his evil
dence are worth nothing as affecting Mrs.
Bnrchell. He swore Mrs. Burchell spoke
10 him about the farm, the farm house and
the servants in the farm house. She told
him she was not well satisfied with either
farm life or farm servants, the former
being lonely and the latter being insult
able.
PRINCETON, ONT, March S.-The coIo-
n,r,s iury in the Benwell inquest has rem
dered a verdict finding that Benwell came
to his death at the hands of Reginald
BurchelI, and they implicate the wife as
having guilty knowledge Of the crime
after its commission.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
The Queens Troubles with the Artists

The Queens Troubles With the Artists
LONDON, March s.-Her Majesty is in
trouble ogain with the artists. There is a
difference as TO the price agreed upon with
the painter Auzelia, who 10 painting the
Qleen's portrait for the Pfuseisn regiment
OF which che is hOoorary colonel, and i'm
putions Of chronic psrsimopy have been
made in several art publications. The
German warriors, however, will not be de-
prived OF the opportunity Of gathering in
sp'Ta,ion ard yalof from the sight of their
doughty commanders features, as the af-
fair, it is understood, has been settled.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
YVES, Ylrrln,a Posrmasters.

Special Ttt0rGm 10 ne Sunday ReOtSe.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Postmsters
were appointed to-day as follows: R. D..
Childers, Cohen, Brsxton county, vice w.
T. Browning, removed; Mrs. NJ. M.
Euochs, Cone Gap, Wayne county, vice
w 3. Mankin, removed; Q. s. Whitaker,
Farm, Kanawhs county, vice A. Finney,
removed; A. Fly, Fry, Wayne county, vice
J. @. Fry, resigned; T. H. HOrnbrOok,
Marshall county, vice r. A.
Riggs, resigned; Florence NJ. Li5tOn, Inks,
Tyler county, vice J. H. Marshall, re-
signed; J. l. Bsrnhsrt, Sherman, jackson
county, vice J. B. MCGOWAN, resigned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
To proc,ed to Washington.

CHICAGO, March s-A dispatch from
Ottawa, Oat., says: Negotiations in ref
erence to settlement of the BehriDg sea
dispute have proceeded so far that the
Canadian government has telegrsphed TO
the British government to instruct Capt.
Warren, of Victoria, to proceed to Wash
ipRton forthwith to give evidence in refer
ence 70 the claims Of the owners OF the
British vessels seized in Behring's Sea.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
NONONGAHELA LOCKS.

'a tfor, 90 Induce the Government TO
Pay Wen for Them.
WASHINGTON, d. O., March S.-A hear
-s aas been set for next Tuesday morn
-s ,s,ore the House Committee on Rivers
ga tsroors, at which counsel will appear
g, ia uase an argument for the Monopga-
!, "a Sacswaier Improvement Company.
: ~ oso Wood, Jr. and Mr.. Dalzsll saw
o. -oFnseod this morning aud made
- =, s,s.''aogsments Msssrs. George Shiras
- 4. B Carrahan. two prominent Pitts
4 pa attorneys, will appear in behalf OF
n llUsaron company ard argue against
n. =. .1''e'ouent purchasing the plant, or
~ P1'chase "a ordered, insisting on 8
-a lsute for the improvements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
HAYES FRIEND.
WY 1 FAIRNONT REPUBLICAN
~... ,, Have HIS Third Term IN the
POstOhica.
w HAYES DEBT ABOUT PAID.
r.r Interesting Piece Of Political
History.
...... p. s.n.,au Rsrsler.

.srrSsroS. D. C.. March S.-0ne oi
,..,.,.., postofice fights that has been
'-' so, forany office in West Virginia
being waged over the appoint
20, F,irmont An interesting bit
1-.r.;,sl history Is connected with the
There are three candidates for the
~. Z @. Powell, editor Of the FAirmOnt
--...,,,s CAp.. r. C. Duanington,
I'm Tbonas Reed The last
81 - "a held the position before. lie
-'-.,,i bis appointment from ffesl-
~, Waves. and il Vas entirely que 10
-',-sl -'-' favoritism. Reed served N
E-' q mmand duriag the war, and
-.. l'l' ,sbsn HAYES was wounded It IS repre-
,- s ,5o, he went TO some trouble 20 IN
S-1r-s H,yes the exact condition oi Der
...--..,a,s hurts. When Hayes became
5-..,sest Reed Immediately became ga D,
---,;esr, for the pos,Cthce against a wen
s1srB r publican who had served ,,, DsIy
a-'sf1ny; and was given the office. hseo
s,s rss1poinied By President Arthur a'
HIe
Hayes request. -.,.op
rr,., Cleveland was insugura'ed, the
-.-,Sc-sts of Fairmont prepared 20 move
- ~ n,stofies. After q wsrn sttuggle'
r,,,-sssrnan Wilson selected a well Sno"n
..-,isr,an for the position, and recon-
Terded his appointment. 10 was tosn
i.s-,sS that Mr Hayes bad msce per,
.,..i ,aopest of Mr. Cleveland that kesd
III tanned. aad tle President was n
cr,,s5 IN grant It,. A very warm contest
.,Towsa into which most Of the West
Iy,-s;,ia delegation was finally drawn.
n enly ended, when il was snoWn tnf'
Red ba3 made himself particularly oHsn-
ave during the campa'go, snd nad pen
a,.ive in circulating assaults on President
Cleyslsnd's private character MI hseu
vas summarily fired and the Democrat sp-
pointsd. A few week $40 the term OF 'ne
Democratic incumbent expired, ano no"
Il sppears thas K ed Is again candidate,
with Mr. HAYES support Outside OF
H,vss' recommendation, he does not ap'
pear 70 have
ANY PARTICULAR BACKING.
p,g.I WAC ~ the il1taaisIc partner o.
Mr. Charles + Saiun, g gentleman who IS
alresdy holding luc-augs position uuder
internal Revenue Commissioner Mason, IS
aid 10 be supported by Mr.. Stephen 3
Elkine. who Is controlling most Of TIE pat
ronage in tie Ssc,ni DsUct; ihougt this
statement IL deoisd Another r1mor is
~, t4 is only csnd' date in
order 70 bslp Reed Captain
Huntington IS a C. A. K man. and has
strong tscnnendaa0as IL IA uuder
stood ,ba,Ps master General Waaamaker
nss rsaun.sisd bis appointment. Pres
den. Hrr.on has hurg The case
d. Es wants 70 appoin. Reed,
ggp'7 bscsu.e Hayes asks II.
Ws, Virginia RsD1bhcans who are
here however, are inclined 10 believe that
sigl, wears of a lucrative position is sufic-
is1.evHi fr Mr.. Reeds valuable ser
vic.s to Nr Hayes. II Mr.. Hayes still
wishes to express his gratitude, II Is sug-
gssiet that he send Mr.. Reed a setting"
Of choice hen sggs from his Fremont poul-
trr 7s-i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
TheIondon Scandals.

SEATTLE, March 6. 1900. R. Ham
mond is ruled by his French wife, who is
extremely shrewd and cautious. She
keeps him from giving a full confession,
but he is ranking under Lsbouchere's at
tacks and insinuations, and also irritated
by the manifest falling off Of contributions
from England He has been seen to e1-
change Eoglish bank notes at the bank IN
this city, and of late the sums are fewer
and smaller. If this condition continues
ne will soon confess all he knows about
the famous scandals, and, according to
Labauchere, this means the whole affair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
"Reminiscences CappsIIer,s C.se.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, March Sit is quite
likely that the term Of Office Of State Rail
rood Commissioner Csppeller will soon
draw to cloee. An effort is being made
10 legislate him ont Of office. On next
Tuesday night III. Senate the Senate Com
mittee on RailiG.ds aud Telegraphs will
meet to listen to evidence regarding Mr..
Csypeller's conduct of the Office Of Rail
rosd Commissioner. TIE understanding
ID that charges similar to those preferred
az the last session of the Legislature by
Senator RAthbone's committee will be
preferred. THoss charges may also be re-
yiyed, and the committee will lis,en TO
arguments regarding ths matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
n,ain..An staRed OF.

ARKANSAS CITY, KAs., March S.-Two
scouts have returned here from two
week. hunt in the Cherakee Strip. They
reuort claims stsked of with loes all over
tie Southern part Of the Strip. They saw
ouite a number of settlers, but not enough
TO occupy sll the claims stsksd of. /, is
believed that Others were hiding in the
brush. At the biz bend of the Arkansas
river there was camped lot Of men, who
threatened to Cross the river and burn the
cattlemen out and appropriate the barb
wire fences for their own use.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09

WASHINGTON, Msrcd S.-GoSefnor
George L. ShOup, of Idaho, with number
of gentlemen of that Territory, is in the
city. The object of their visit is to urge
upon Congress the admission Of Idaho 10
Statehood. The delegation is divided
politically, and consisted of Governor
Shoup, Hon. W. j. Mcconnell, MIR. Du'
Bois. ex Governor Stevenson. A. j. Wehr
and o. 2. Baton. Bills for the admission
of IDAHO have been reported favorsbly to
the Senate aud House. The House bill
will be taken up, probably, on Tuesday Of
next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
Amid Farmers Votes.

ATLANTA, GA, March 8-President
Livingston, of the Farmers Alliance, who
ia candidate for Governor, has placed
himself upon a platform that ls novel and
startling. He proposed that all candidates
for Congress be required to pledge them
selves in favor of putting crops IN bond,
the Government advancing so per cent. OF
their value. He also advocates govern
mental control OF railroads.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-09
Plo,ous Studen-s.

PRAGUE March S.-A number Of stu-
deris assembled 10 the streets here and
marched to the houses Of several old Czech
professors, where they acted in riotou5
manner. The military wes finally called
upon TO quell the disturbance. TIE SOL
dIers charged the students with fixed bay
one,s and dispersed them. Ten Of the
ri0ters were arrested.