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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
SURPRISE IN LoNDoN
At the Arrest of Dillon and O'Bricu -gh,
Governments object.

LoNDoN, september ls.-Thc one
topic 100 London to-day &, the ucw- from
ireland of the arrest to-day of several
prominent Irish Nationali,ts. Thc gone
eral feeling is one of surprise. as ODE.
Government had kept it, secret SOD uU'I
that mo- hint Of It's intended action IaI
reached the public. so explanation ui
the reasons for the Governments onH.-.
has yet been youchsalcd Ou 800 ,'t.
doubts are expressed as Geo the POLITICAL
wisdom displayed. but DO Be- too early f,f
to estimate the effect of thc arrests Ou
public opinion iu England.
The parnellitcs, while greatly nr
pri,ed. are boy no means east supu.
Their experience in the past leads hem
TO take philosophical vi,w of tUe
situation and 90 expect as the l.ul. oui-
come advantage 90 their cause. Their
theory of the arrests at this particular
iuucturc is that the government decided
on them in order % prevent thn de-
parturc Of MeSsrS. Dillon and O.BrIu
To- America. This the government
wished 90 stop. the Parncl..tcs assert.
because they feared thc effect of th.
speeches of the Irish orators .n Amer
lea would be- tO create fresh and -tr.a-
ing outburst of American sympathy
with the Irish Home Rulers. which
would bee of great moral help tU fbr
Liberal cause as champioucl hg Mr
Gladstone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
IRISH SENSATION.
JOHN DILLON AND EDITOR O5RlRN ARRESTED
YESTERDAY,
0a tie Charge Of IacitiDg Tenants 70 ReSsna.a
An Attempt to Prevent Their American
Trip hr Fear Of tie Sentiment They
Will Stir Up Here.

DUBLIN. September ls.-Mr. John
Dillon, NJ. p, and Mr. VIM. O'Br.cn
were arrested to-day.
The former was taken into custody at
his residence near Dublin and immcdi-
ately escorted 10 the railroad station.
where he was placed ON special train
en route TO Tippcrary. lie was accom-
panied by large military escort.
Mr.. 'Bricn was taken into custody 90
Glengaritf and conveyed 90 Cork.
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest OF Me>srs. Sheedy and Condor.
members OF the House OF Commons, Nr.
Patrick O'Brien and Rev David lllm-
phreyS, of Tipperary.
The charges on which Mr.. Dillon and
Mr. O'Brien were arrested are conspir-
acY aud melting the tenants on smith
Barry estate not to pay their rents.
The arrests created grea, excitement
here. McsSrS. Dillon and O'Br.eu bad
completed arrangements for their proc
posed visit 10 America. whore extensive
preparations had been made for their
reception and meetings in different
cities
lsNN'A luAhl NlNAlUN NllhN NltAN W A...
Ions arrest did not take place 40 Dbl, r,,.-
dence 10 was made at BaiIyhwch.
where hc was visiting at the house oi 900
uncle. He was at once hurried, under
a strong guard. with the utmost ,ccrc-
Icy 20 the railway station. whcre o.
special car was in waiting. As soon a-
he entered this train was started f0r
Dublin. Only a brief stop was made boo
this city. when the prisoner was carried
ON TO Tipperary. the tenants of which
town he is charged with having melted
by his speeches TO refuse payment 0i
rent 10 their landlord. Mr.. Smith-B4rry
The arrest OF William O'Br.cu was
made 40 the Glengarin Hotel Mrs.
O'Bren was present at the time. The
charges against Mr. O'Bricn are similar
90 those on which Mr.. Dillon was ar-
rested. These charges are based 600
speeches made by him at Limerick aud
Tipperary. in which, 10 is alleged. hr
advised his auditors not to pay rent
From Glengarin. which is thc bead
Of Bantry Bay, and not far from Cora.
Mr.. O'Bricn was Immediately carried Or.
that city. In addition Co those already
mentioned 10 is asccrtaiued that Nar
rant has been issued for Mr. Dalton.
who has been active in the wor. 'l ti.
| Land League.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

All the gold beatcTs in Boston 10 tho
number of 100. have struck as part oil
national movement for an increase.
( At Clinton Falls, MINI, G.. W. Knapp
store was burglarized ana s''u'' J" Hu'e'
and S2iO i'm money stolen.
Chicago is trying to abatc the smok'
nuisance and several firms using oltunln
ous coal were arrested and fined s'0 e3ch
II is rumored that the Northern Poetic
Is trying to gobble the ST. Paul ana Du
Mrs. Nlantwin. the widow Of Max Mant
/ will. who was mysteriously murdered las'
/ December In Chicago, has married. W III
Fberliuc. who was strongly suspccleu Ui
fhe murder, but released Tor lack oi eNl-
dence The police are again al WORK Oh
. the case. I'LL 80. .
farm near Indianapolis. was iound myslet-
iouslv murdered in her barn.
Continuous rains have caused great rise
I'm the Penobscot In Maine.
The head gates OF Lock is. Neiland
,,nal which were carried away "a shorl
time ago. have been again carried away
The Waterbury. Conn, SWdly Hcdi'
has been found not guilty OF pu0lisiii5hs 4
paDer Chiefly or entirely devoted 20 ue-Is
Ppfinst and crime" within the meaning OF
the statute. ,, ......,.
At Barron. Wis. Lars Erickson, % years
ol5 is in iail charged with the murder OF
his father They had Quarrelied over q
contract of support
Chairman J. f. Goddard, Of the Western
Passenger Association, has resigned ms
nosition TO become chairman OF the south
western Railway and Steamship Associa-
,;on now being organized by Gould. Hun
t;nrton. and President Maxwell, Of the
Afchison system. He will be a power IN
railway circles.
nominated Bellamy Stores for Congress.
In the Second district the Republicans
nominated John c. Caldwell.
Governor Burleigh's Official plurality ~
Maine is 1870 The House wiu stand llV
Republicans 10 Al Democrats
Chimes. Catalpa Sir Abner, Roseland
Mamie Fonzo and Fannie : won at Louis
Vile c.-......,t.
Volunteer. Nellie BY and B. K. Millim
won at Gravesend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
THE WORLDS FAIR.
What the Commissioners of the Big show
Did Nesterlay.


Did Yesterday.
CHICAGO. September lS.-At the opening
OF this mornings session OF the World
Fair Commissioners, Mr.. Widner, of Penn
sylvania, offered a resolution TO the effect
that the Commission proceed to the selec
ti0n of the Director General OF the ENp0si-
ti0n at the opening OF t0-morrow's session
The motion was adopted. Considerable
discussion was occasioned by a resolution
offered bv Mr. Thatcher of New York,
iu which he asks that Mr. Misliu, the alter
nate Of Chauucey NJ. Depew, be assigned
10 any committee on which Mr.. Depew has
been placed. Mr.. Thatcher said there were
special reasons why the alternate Of Mr.
Depew should he recognized on all commit
tees TO which Mr.. Depew has been assigned
Mr. Walter. of Connecticut thought ono
alternate was as good as another and there
was no reason why Mr. Dcpew' ease
should be made "a special one. The motion
was finally laid on the table.
From 10 days action of the National
Worlds Fair Commissioners and from
canvass of the commission, 10 can boz
stated that the majority Of that body is
finally and irrevOclbly opposed TO the
double site for the Worlds Fair and
that on Saturday next a resolution will
be offered and adopted requesting the Chi
cag0 Directory 20 tender Washington Park
Tor what is generally known as South
Park as "a site. i'm case this is refused the
commissioners will report TO Washington
that no adequate site has been offered.
There are also Indications of change
OF sentiment iu regard 10 the Director Cen
oralship, and from indications tonight the
local directory viii select one man as
Director General probably Geo. b.
Davis, while the National C0mmis-
sion will elect "a man of their own with
the title of Commissioner General and
place HIM in charge of all foreign and utter
State exhibits in connection with the fair
This will. of course. curtail the power OF
the Director General. The commissioners
will make the salary Of the Commissioner
General $1,000 year, the same as has
been agreed ON for Director General
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
STORRS TOWNSHIP CASE.
GOV. Campbell Says There Is No Author
lty That IL Is Omitted.
s,-..,I 2. .fr,,rr,, fo ne pr1fcfr-

GOV. Campbell Says There Is No Author
lty That IL Is Omitted.
SPECIAL telegram 10 TIE Register.
CoLUMBUs, O., September lS.-Gog.
Campbell returned from Deer Park this
morning, and went almost Immediately
to the State Fair Grounds, along with
Secretary Of Agriculture Rusk, but your
correspondent was able to catch His
Excelency's ear long enough to ask him
what conclusion he had come to regard
ing the Storrs township case. Said he:
"Who is authority on the subject that
any territory is unproyided for. and can
it be demonstrated that any part Of
StorrS township Is omitted from the
Second District? The Cincinnati Board
of Elections, which has for several years
exercised jurisdiction over all of Hamil-
ton county. finds no fault, nor is there
any one in the district claiming TO be
diSfranchiSed / can not see how any
action is to be taken until an election in
the disputed territory raises the question
of diSfrauchiscmcnt.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
ALcner in Pltt,bnrg.

PursBuRG, September lS.-Oue Nafsky
a Russian jew, was arrested Yesterday and
placed i'm Central Station ON charge ol
drunkenness. He was found TO be in of q
peculiar ailment, but the police officers mis-
taking il allowed the man 10 sleep in the hos
pital department all night. This afternoon
Nafsky was examined by corps of ply
sicans, who united in pronouncing his case
one of genuine leprosy. His face is hor
rible sight and his members are eaten away
in several places. Those who came in con
tact with him are thoroughly alarmed
Nafsky is supposed 10 be the same man
who appeared like an apparition in LITTLE
Ohio town, threw the place into spasm.
and then disappeared He is now in tine
pest house and carefully isolated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
Fliers mt cleveland

CLEVELAND, O., September ls.-Thc
track was still heavy today at the Cleve,,
land Driving Park. There were three card
events besides the exhibitions by Sunol ana
Guv. The California mare went mile m
2.I3ii Guv did his in 2125. Palo Alto
was sent around the track, but no time was
announced for the reason that no word was
given at the start. He will try 1t again
| this week: Summaries:
2:3O class trot continued from Yesterday,
purse $500 rs follows
Godelea, Latitude Clayton, Wabash
/ Chief; best time :2334.
2.22 class pacing, purse SS0O-Cousin Joe
won. Ira c, Ada, Major Wilkes, Arctic
Chimes p, Subscribe, RavellL Pearl,
| Frank a, Hello Judge Lynch; best tune
i2:2l.
800 class trotting. purse $SOO-Neritas
won, Keokee, Harry Medium, Elista; Llnda
/ Sprague. Acolyte, Almont Wilkes, Joiisco'
William Arthur; best time 2:2O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
rmE PROPOSED MASONIC rlMrLr
\ New Plan. by Which d Is Hoped to
Erect building.

New Plan. by Which u Is Hoped to
Erect "a Building.
IL is well-Gnown that for c0u..acr.-
hlc period. au effort has bccu ou f0uI Iu
thi, city to build Masonic Temple. anl
| in iurtheraucc of this project nearby
,iX Thousand dollars have been -HI.
,cribcd by the yariou, Masonic l.Ii..
OF the city. The matter o. boo thrIiul
of number OF gentlemen. among fI.m
DR.. George BIirc. e. DO Collier.
Hugh Sterling. Alfred Paui Arh
II. Forgcy. and j. ". ErUNIe.
aud these gentlemen, boo the early part
of the year took ont charter for lIr.
Masonic Temple Association. 0f Wl...
ing. At % meeting held early boo Juis l
Board of Directors, consisting of N.-.r-.
Baird. Collier, Sterling. PAUL and &c.. .Ir-
vile. was elected and thc Board -ll-.-
qucuuy organized Boy cIcet.ug GrUfe.
Baird President. j. VI. BrleyHie S.rrr-
tary, and a. ll forgcy Treasurer.
Mcssr,. Baird. Collier and Sterling be-
ing constituted au Executive Commit
tee.
The Board of Director, have ueI 90
circular, of which tho following B.. 3D.
part:
The Board of Directors huyepunhI.i
lot and expect to have plans prepared af
once for the building Do g. proposed f.
put mp handsome buildiugof siH stories.
tAe first three stories arranged for office.
from which lt ls believed ID handsome rr.t.
nue. al be derived. and The three uuurr
floors devoted tO tle uses W Masonry
"' The value 0l shares has been placed lf
SD each. and after careful 0n..dor.fI0f.
thc Board has decided 90 ali0w subscr.n
ti0us to bc paid for upon the building a.s,.
citation plan that is to say. 40 the l..f. Df
- cents per share per week
Books are being prepared FOR The r.s
of shareholders and the Board wii. soon boz
ready t0 announce the time when and place
where the weekly payments can be made
% the secretary.
Upon terms so liberal and payment. l
easy we expect very liberal subser.pf.o..
from our brethren
we do not ask donations. for re conf.
Geutly believe that iu five years fnn .f..r
will be worth IFS face value. and .i0rfI.
after begin paying dividends
There is no reason why wc sh0.H LOOT
not be- as successful as our ueiphl.r. offI..
Odd Fellows Hall Association. who o..u
an uuencumbercd property worth or..
thirty thousand dollars. paid f0r m share.
of 2Ol twenty dollars each The u1rraI...
Of the shares now Is forty dollars. ana
shares have paid over thirty-fyo dollar.
each iu cash dividends
we DO not ask any one f0 cr'url. him.
self iu making his subscriptions ~ ffo AIa.
sonic Temple Association. but NJ Won ..ln
spare twenty-five cents on two dollars arf
nifty cents per week out OF YOUR income
here Is an Investment you can make that
Will eventually prove 20 YOU or yDur hafr.
a very valuable asset
subscriptions viii be received bvtfe
Secretary, Brother j. NJ. Belleyillc the
Chas n Collier
Brethren, give us "A liberal response and
let us build home 10 be proud of. ana INTO
which we need not be- ashamed to invite
our visiting Masonic friends"
President Canot is at Cambria w..u,-s.
ing the military mancuyres.
\ grain and cotton warehouse in Alex.
andria has been destroyed by fire. Loss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
\ Hood Of Money in Now York

New YoRK. September lS.-The pay
ments at the sub-Treasury in this city were
larger to-day than Tor many years, IN lact
the amount is so large that the officials
there were unable to make up the totals.
The amount paid out on account OF the
bond purchases alone was sll,6SS.OOO'
and i'm addition 10 this there We're
large prepaymcnts of interest ON the IS
and is, and heavy payments for silver ana
ON pension account. Fully S3,'O0'OOJ was
Maid ont i'm cash over tine counter As re-
sult of this flood of money the rate for call
loans ruled at 3 TO per cent; 30 day money
was offered at per cent, and one mstltU-
tion made loan of 81 100000 for one year
al per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
under misc Pretenses.

PITTsWRG, September lN-Ihe hcavy
failure of the Bader Glue Company, Of Al
leghenv. which occurred last spring was
revived to-day when Howard B. Kerr and
his secretary, both of Philadelphia, We're
arrested at the instance of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Bank and placed
under $4,000 bail, charged with
procuring money under false pre-
tense. The Bader Glue Company was a
millionaire concern iu which New York,
Philadelphia and Pittshurg capitalists
were interested. and which failed for a
large amount Mr.. Kerr came here to final
lv adjust affairs when the arrest occurred
The N. & NJ Bank people claim the com
panv secured large discounts of them on
false reports of business and assets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
wv. A. Collins Rndly Hnrt

RACINE, WIS, September lS.-W. \
Collins. Of Hagerstown, Md, while eI
route from his home to Seattle, Wash, TEL
of the Chicago, Milwaukee ANA 81. Pau
vestibule train Tuesday night. one nt!t mn
north Of Western Union Junction h'S
skull was fractured, his nose broken auu
he is injured internally. He was wei! sup
piled with money, and had certificates o.
deposit I'm the HagerstOwn Bank TO tH.
amount of Sl,5OO. There are out slsu'
chonces for his recovery. Hew once q
well known newspaper man and for i'
wears prior 10 1874 part proprietor ana eul-
tor of the Pittsburg Chromclc-Id'gr'p"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
Army of the rotomac.

ToLEno. O., September lS.-At Il busi-
ness meeting of the Society of the Army OF
the Cumberland, Columbus was chosen as
the place of the meeting next year, and the
date September % and q. Gen. W. >.
ROsecrans was elected President, and one
Vice-President from each State was repre-
sented in its membership General t'ul
lerton. Chairman Of the Committee on
the Sheridan monument, read its
report TO the effect. but S2,l41l6 had been
subscribed i'm two years ago. and he thought
the army should depend only on itself for
funds.
Special thanks We're extended TO the
Government for its eXertions in behalf OF
the bill TO make the Chiakamauga battle
field a national park The meeting closed
with a banquet tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
To BEAT THE STRIKERS.
The Australian Government VIII Get
Farmers TO Take Their Places.

MELBOURNE, September lS-A deputa-
tion from a number of county and munci-
pal councils waited upon the Minister of
Commerce and assured him that they APP
proved the action Of the Government in the
matter of the labor strikes. The delegates
declared that there were plenty of farmers
and others in all parts of the colony who
were willing to come b Melbourne and as
sist in placing commerce upon its normal
footing They roundly denounced the
course taken by the leaders of the strike
In reply the Minister said the government
was prepared to Illustrate the strikers ef-
forts to establish a reign of terror, and
that, if necessary, the colonies would com
bine and take vigorous measures to secure
the freedom of labor, The Minister'S re
marks were applauded.
SYDNEY, y. 5. W, September 1s.-Ow-
ing 20 the numerous interests involved in
the labor disputes now in progress here il
is not probable that an early settlement OF
the troubles can be effected. even if . CON
ference is held by the masters and strikers.
1t is not expected that the strike of the
stevedorcs will prevent the loading Of the
mail steamers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Twenty Thousand People Gather in the
Big Tent.
I'm the afternoon General W. IL. Pow
cI presided. The crowd la the tent
alone was estimated at twenty thouS-
and people. The platform of itself held
seven hundred people, while the thirty
acres of grounds contained not less than
eight thousand more. ItwaS magniti-
cent outpouriug OF people.
When the session opened, General
Powell introduced Major Mckee, who
said that ON May -, 1851, after the
war began. General Mcclellan tclc-
rraphed General Il. +. Kelly TO
fortifv the hills of Wheeling,
as it was intended TO make that
the boundary line. General Kelly tele-
rraphed back that he would prefer
making the AleghenieS the boundary
lime. ICheers. He then went into a
lengthy and interesting history OF the
Introduction of West Virginia soldiers
into the service. He told of the char
actor and manner OF armament, COM
nared the crude condition of arms with
The finished condition arms at this date,
General Kelly was the first officer and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
PRIVATE SCHOOL CLOSED.
Miss Annie Pnrran to Discontinue Her In
struCtions Here.

struCtions Here.
The select school ON Twelfth street
which has been conducted for the past
four years by Miss Annie ). Parran. ha,
recently been discontinued, and largely
from lack of patronage, caused, as Mis-,
Parran says. from the typhoid fever
scare. Since the unusual agitation OF
the prevalence of the disease in thi,
city. parents both at home and especial
ly from abroad have been 10th 10 send
their children to the school, and per
hans more especially from the fact
that Miss Parrau has been unfor
tuuatcly directly connected with some
six or seven cases at the school. 10
consequence there has been great fall
ing of in the enrolment and upon
opening the september term. She Soor
discovered that the school could not bC
run ON paying basis, with the large
eypensc of some three extra teachers iu'
cludcd
Miss Parrau came TO Wheeling from
Sauuton, Virginia, where she was at
the head of am Episcopal college there.
She has had rs high as so pupils in one
term since her establishment here. Al
though proficient in oil the hrauche,
leading mp TO the collegiate course, Mis-
Paran has given special attention to
mathematics, history and moral phil
osophy. lu which her pupils have receiy-
ed the best Of instruction. The
three teachers employed by Miss
Parran have all secured positions
tbrough The efforts Of the principal. one
~ thcm going 10 Wellesley. and am
other TO a private family in this city.
!, is the intention Of Miss Parran TO
omen ma select school in another city.
but lust where she is not yet decided.
She will rccupcratc during the winter
and visit friends iu Washington. D. c..
and Baltimore. General regret is eX-
pressed about town at the loss OF this
excellent school, aud the departure
from our midst Of so oeXcr.lent teacher
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

thau quorum. Consequently there
arc es Republican abscntees. The caucus
resolved to make every effort 20 secure
the attendance OF these members, and
.elegrams will bc sent tonight repre-
seutlng the pressing need for their pres
eucc. 10 was stated that n the absentees
return t0 Washington the remaining
business of the session can Doe closed up
in few days. while @ failure 20 secure
thc attendance of Republican quorum
swim tend Co protract Che session iudeh-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
C. P. SNYDER SHOT.
AN UNFORTUNATE AND SERIOUS ACCIDENT
At CHARLESTON
To the Democratic Candidate for Criminal Court
Judge Of Kanawha-A Ball From Squire
Hammicks Revolver Enters Ills
GrOin-He Msy Recover.
Special Telegram 10 TIE Register.

Special Telegram 10 0e Register.
CHARLESTON, w. va, September Is.
Hon. c. p. Snyder, Democratic candi-
date for Judge Of the Criminal Court OF
this county, was accidentally shot to-
night by Squire \. J. Hammick, Re
publican, who was talking with Snyder.
Hammick drew his revolver to illustrate
what he was talking about, and it went
of instantly, the bail passing through
lIammick's hand, aud inllicting pain
full wound in Snyder'S groin. He is
resting easy, and the physicians say he
will probably recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
REcIrROCITY GOES.
The Confcrees Adopt the blaine Amend
meut.


WASHINGTON. september ls.-Ihe
.arferc.s on the Tariff blil held Ses-
Sion thi, morning and adopted the re-
..nr0..tv amendment oi the Senate.
T.e canforccs lrc extremely rcticcut
about their deliberations and the con-
illusions reached. even che Democratic
members maintaining @ silence.
THE reciprocity feature was the one
.llbfecr of discussion this morning, and
it was finally adopted by party vote.
The amendments were not considered
u order. but were taken up here and
there wherever it appeared that no scri-
ous difference OF opinion existed. and
agreed upou Binding twine has not
Yet been disposed of 10 is understood
chat the Seuatc's increase of duties ON
wines and spirits have been abandoned
by thc Senate members of the Confer
cucc Committee The iron and >tec. and
glassware schedules has not Yet been
considered Nes~rs Vance and Mills.
OF thc Democratic couferees. are not iu
rhr city. Iu view of the progress made
to-day. the House couierecS eSArcSScd
the opinion that the bin viii 6t ready
for report by Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
4 Hloody Fnmily Feud.

VINcENNEs, INp.. At Sanborn, this
county. the Meur and Blevns families en-
gared in bloody riot this afternoon in
which knives. picks and axes were used;
Two of the Meurs were fatally hacked
with an axe. and Rufus Blevins was shot
and instantly killed while two OF hls
brothers were fatally injured. The riot
crew out Of a family feud of long standing
between the two families.