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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-23
An Insane NAN seized on the Pre-.
nlIsns.


WASHINGTON, March ga little
after 5 O'Clock this evening, Special
Officers Dubois aud Kenny, on duty
nj the White House, were very startled
by great crash Of glass. II took them
bat moment Ia reach the window
through the broken glass and the
shutter Of which they saw n man Jump
10 one side NJ though To escape, hut be.
fote he could effect his purpose the
officers seized him and threw him TO
The iioor OF the porch. lie was a young
man, twenty-five years Of age, anu had
on no clothing except his trousers,
undurshirt aud shoes. He had the
appearance Of being a raving maniac
and fought the officers like a demon.
llis screams brought the President
aud some members Of the household
10 the upper Windows, where they
were told, IN answer 10 the Presidents
scll.po1.ssed inquiry, that an Insane
man had attempted 10 break into the
house, but was secured. Ia answer 10
a telephone summons, a patrol wagon
was soou on thegr0uud and tho prison.
cr was taken 10 the station house. lie
has been identified ns Harry Martha, n
rtepson Of senator Vance. lie has the
reputation OF being one Of the bsst all.
round athletes In the city, but his bc-
settling weakness " drink, AMI he Nv
suffering from something akin 10 de-
lirium ttem.ns.
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IrALY Avn rus zoLLvrRriN.
The German Offers no, Readily Ac.
esptrd

ROM, March 2i.-Tbu German gov.
crnment continues Its Efforts 70 draw
Italy into the European zolIvercin
against the proiectionist States. In
the present state Of italian politics and
finances, however, this government
h.sltates TO respond 10 Germany's
offers, being doubtful Of the wisdom Of
sacrificing her trade with France and
America, which In 1883 amounted 10
$780, 900, for the constantly dcclin-
Ing trade OF Germany and Austria,
which amounts 10 only s35,0Ol,0O1.
Ndia thinks the coming conference
between German and Italian railroad
officials will DO the ilrs, step toward a
zollverein.
The government has NJ yet replied
10 the Invitation 81 The Unitcd states,
rendered through the American minis.
ter here, 10 take part IN the Worlds
Fair 10 be- held In Chicago, hut the
Italians generally arc taking deep In
tcfest Ia the matter.
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FRANIlLN, Pa, March 22.-rho
residence Of y. T.. robiu. the leading
merchant tailor, was burned this morn
ing, aud rohiu'- remains were found
IN the ruins. The bldy was In a
crouohci position, the head reHting in
Il pool Of blood, with ingrrmAfks on
the throat. aud every indication that
he was murdered. Burglan' tools
were found about the place, aul be-
probably discovered thtm 40 -rork
Two years ago great scu.atilu wa
created by the finding u the dupd body
of robin's daughter Mary, IN Long
Island Sound, ami the mysiery sil.
rounding her violent death was never
explained.
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Dice Of Heart Disease Aggravated by
Cold Caught al General sher.
mans Funeral.
INTRODUCING AMERICAN CATTLE
IN ENGLAND.
Italy Hcsiiates 10 Accept German,'s
Invitation 10 Join the
Zoll,erein.
GENERAL JOHNSTON DEAD.
Cause, Heart Failure Aggravated by
n Gold.

WASHINGTON, March al.--Goncral
Joseph Il. Johnston Gled shortly AFTER
u O'Clock tonight. The general had
been suffering for the past three weeks
with an affection u the heart, aggra.
waited by cold caught soon alter Cen
eral Sherman's funeral. Tho pbysi'
claus had been trying 10 keep his
strength up for some days, but his nd.
vanccd age has given little hope for
recovery, from the beginning of Ill
ness.
The general did not seem TO suffer In
the least aud was conscious 10 the last.
Tile immediate cause OF death was
heart failure, the result Of dcgcncra-
ti0n Of the heart. duc ina measure 10
cold. Al times for about two Year,
General Johnston has shown unmls-
taxable signs Of n general breaking
down. His mind often became No he.
wildered that lie could not tell where
he was or how he came there. At the
beginning Of the last Illness DIR. Lin.
coin was summoned aud succeeded
with much difficulty In arrcsting the
progress Of the disease for time.
Prior 10 n week ago yesterday the
general seemed 10 be improving, but
ON that day he went down stairs with.
out assistance, over-cxef,ing, himself.
Since that time he continued 10 grow
worse until about o O'Clock this even.
ing, when this doctor found him pcr-
fcctiy comfortable aud apparently u
little better. There was no warning
that death was 10 near. Governor Me-
Lane, OF Maryland, entered the room
n little after II o'clock and aa he MP.
preached the bed heard an almost In.
audible algh md General Johnston was
dead. The funeral services will be
held In this city and the intcrmcnt In
Baltimore.
General Johnston was the last, save
General Bcauregnrd, OF the six full
generals Of the Conf,slcmcy. He was
born nj Cherry Grove, Va, In 1907,
gfa iuated nj West Point In 1899, was
appointed Second Lieutenant OF the
Fourth Artillery anu saw active ser.
vice In the Black Hawk Indian cxpc-
dillon. He was promoted In 1875 Aide
lie Camp on General ScOtts stall In
the Seminole war. He participated In
NIL the important battles connected
with Scotpr campaign In Mexico, was
trice brevetted for gnllantry during
this war aud was mustered out OF serv-
ic. as llcutenant-colUnel OF volun-
tecr. lie was rcinstatcd by Congress
In the army with the rank OF captain
OF geographical engineers. He was
commissioned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the army In June, 1850, but resigned
the following April to enter tho Con.
federaie service, In which, rs major.
general Of volunteers, he assisted Lee
In organizing the men In pouring into
Richmond. His subsequent service
throughout the war IL well known.
After the war he became SUCCESSFULLY
president Of railroad company In
Arkansas, mn express company In Viz.
ginia and an Insurance agent In
Georgia He was elected 10 Congress
from the Richmond district In 1877
aud next saw public life IA Commits.
sioner Of raj lroads during Cleyeland's
administration.
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CHICAGO, March .9.-Charlrs But.
ton, rrpaifcr la the employ Of the
Fire Alarm Telegraph service, entered
an Italian barber shop last night aud,
seating himself In u chair, called upon
any member Of the Malta In the shop
20 give him ashnve. Hc also announced
that he had hand In settling the New
Orleans trouble. The Italians, upon
hearing this, fell ON tie customer en
masso ud beat Baton 80 badly with
pohers aad chairs that he will probably
die. Three Of the BARRIERS have been
arrested. Baton, II Is believed, was
not In New Orleans at all, aud was
simply trying To be funny.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Indian
Commissioner Morgan was interviewed
today Ia relation 10 the rumor that tho
President had demanded his resigna-
ton on account OF his discri uina,ions
against Roman Catholic Indian teach.
ofs. Sicneral Morgan said he had not
heard from the President on the sub.
Ject, although he dlJ not leave wash.
ington until Saturday. "rhe whole
matter" said he, "arists from the fall
ure Off Catholic Indian agent named
Jennings TO secure reappolntmrnt nj
Green Bay, Wisconsin, about n year
ago.
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wAsuSGToS, March 23.-rhe re-.
port 10 the Department Of State nom
the United States minister 10 Japan
says that, after long deliheratlOn, the
native Presbyterian Church IN that
country has seen III 20 recast the time.
tried doctrines OF tho Presbyterian
Church, aud even TO make additions
TO the apostles crsol. lie further says
that IL Is "A frequent and common claim
by Christian converts that the spirit
and meaning OF Christianity IN It's
broader scope has never been properly
presented among the Western nations,
and that the faith needed TO be- trans.
ported TO Japan for final development
and perfection; consequently he APP
prohends that the changes noted will
be followed by other and more radical
changes.
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MONDAY MARCH 1891, TERRITORY.


requiring fuel viii be entirely nis.
pended.
The Ga.sno Of the British colony Of
Barda1ocs of the 10Th sialo- that the
goyeTnor.gencral duvotes his nttcnilnn
almost entirely to the subject OF reel.
procity with the United State. On
the following day resolutions werv in.
troduced into the colonial Legislature
for the appointment u n committee ip
prepare an addrpss 10 the secretary %
State for colonies, setting forth ilu
commercial situation 81 the island, IT,
trade relations with the United states
and the necessity for prompt action lu
the direction ola reciprocity treaty.
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AMERICAN CATTLE.
Plans Tor Introducing Our Reeves Into
Great upttain.


CnIcAgo, March 2l.-The scnsa.
tionally large purchases OF cattle IN
Canada during the past week by
American capitalists brought 10 light
here today the first complete public
knowledge Of the results Of the master.
ly international campaign that has
been quietly but effectively wagcd by
Secretary OF Agriculture RiislS 10 afford
relief TO American cattle-growers by
opening up markets abroad, and, ne
cording to the statement Of ono Of the
largest dealers Ia Chicago, success has
already been attained, while much
greater widening OF the foreign outlet
In close Mt hand.
The Canadian purchases, II appears,
Were simply In the nature Of preiimin.
AIRY tactics TO secure the unrestricted
entry OF American cattle into Great
Britain. Canadian cattle, though In.
ferior TO the American product,
arc legally unfettcred by British
enactments, and the Americans who
have lust bought some immense Cana.
dian herds, propose 10 utilize the
Canadian animals u familinrizc the
people OF rural England, Scotland and
Wales with beef from this side OF tho
Atlantic. This Canadian venture IL
certain TO result In loss 10 the Ameri.
cans Interested, but they are confident
ly counting on recouping themselves
when, under plans laid down by
Secretary Rusk, American beeves are
freely introduced and slaughtered at
will throughout Great Britain. At
present American live stock can only
be- landed or killed Mt three ports, aud
hat, too, under harassing restrictions.
That Rusk's plan will accomplish It's
purpose la Great Britain, the results
ilready reached through him Ia
france, Germany and tho Neither.
lands, leave no doubt; TO say nothing
Of the fact that the essential features OF
the plan have now lust been formally
embodied Ia the United Statesstatutes,
the Federal meat inspection law.
Months ago, II IL learned, Secretary
Rusk put 10 work on an experimental
scale exactly the inspection provided
In the bill. HIS agents Inspected Ger.
tain shipments and certified the AMI
mnls. Against this certificate tn,
authorities at Paris, Antwerp and
anu Hamburg have been unable TO
maintain the time-honored pretense
That The cattle, being American, were
nv n matter OF course diseased. Begin
Ming December Goth, fix different ship
ments have been landed up To date NJ
Hamburg, nggregaiing 1907 head.
shipments To Paris, thirteen In mum.
ber, commenced arriving August LIST,
and now have reached a total OF 6sl
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WAsIuSdToN, March 90. - The
Bureau Of American Republics fur.
nishes tho following informations The
President Of Chili has givena gntui-
~ equal 10 years pay TO all officers
Of the navy OF that republic who re-.
iise 70 join with their comrades In the
revolution.
Recent newspaper adviccs from Val
paradise report that nearly all OF the
traffic upon the railways Of Chill has
been suspended because OF the coal
famine In that county. The price OF
coal on the l7th Of January was $50 A
ton, aud the supply almost exhausted.
Uunluss the blockade IL soon raised
railway traffic anu all industries
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Anu.pnrnelil,e- Hold n Meeting.

DuniJS, March GA Federation
meeting was held In Queenstown 10.
day, and addressed 10y Timothy and
Maurice Healy, William Lane and
other members Of Parliament. The
speakers met with hearty reception.
Timothy Healy, In his speech, asked
where Parnells impudent challenge
was now. Fog two days they had been
engaged In helloing, but had failed 10
make the fox break cover.
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Captain mc.caEuc Makes stat.
fueut.

GIBRALTAR, March 2a.-At the In
quest on the second batch " bodies re-
covered from tho wrecked steamer
ttopi1 Captain Mckeagun made "a
statement. lie said, owing TO t1e
thickness Of the weather, hc could not
calculate precisely the Length Of the
dnsDn's forcieck and Ignored the rain.
lie did not know the fleet WIS In the
hay. None Of the men on looI.iug saw
the man-0i.war CtD'lcp aud the c0ndi-
ton OF the anchorage until the helm
was staTboardcd.
The jury unanimously decided that
tue cause of the disaster was accidental.
One hundred bodies werr recovered
today. a hundred aud thirty-two OF
the survivors have been returNed 70
Naplos.
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SrRINGvuLE, o., March "A
panic that can't nenr resulting IN
several fatalities Occlrred tonight ut a
religious meeting IN the Grant Opera
house. Miss Berry was overcome by
heat aud iainlea. The hOuBa was
crowded and there WIS u rush for her
side, whom someone foolishly yelled
"Firc." There was Tremendous
rush for the doors, the 9eople
~ II 10 reach the outside. At this
God to Thee" This lad the effect Of
quietlug the congregnt ion, a sourc OF
more persons were bad y injured.
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NEw ORLEANS, March 10. - Tic
Pc1ytmc'S Fan Antouiou, Texas,
special, The question " federation
Among the railroad organizations u the
Southern Pacific road from New
Orleans 10 Los Angeles hinges ON the
action OF the lodges OF the san Auioiio
and Houston divisions, aud at q meet
Ing yesterday for the purpose OF de-
Gliding the matter no conclusion was
reached, IL Is possible that no har-
mJny can be established, f1r the on
nifty between the Brotherhood Of Loc1-
motive Engineers and Brotherhood nt
Locomotive Fircmen Is 50 strong thnL
they decline 10 Tolerate. CHIEF HOVE
ard of the brotherhood OF Railway
Conductors is here trying 10 patch up
peace, Another meeting Will 10
called in "a few weeks.
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PlITsnrRd, March - .-Bufglar
Fitzsimmons, or Andrews, rs he i het-
ter known, with u dozen other aliases.
who killed Chief Detective Gilkinson
aud badly woundel two others last
night NJ Peters Run, was captured b..
nisiit at BraddOck. A satchell full ~
Jcweiry was capiurel near Andrews
house, aud on his parsDu was n large
amount OF money. He feared lyncn.
Ing and had n naked knife concealed
IN his breast, intending TO suicide II
surrounded by mob.
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Every ingredient employed In pro.
possible 10 buy. All the roots and
herbs nre carefully selected, personally
examIped, ami oniy Inc best Retained
Hoods sarsaparilla "a prepared, Every
to attaining the best result, Why don't
you try III
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TORONTO, Ont, March 2l.-rhc
0loJo's Ottawa special sayH: Sir Charles
ruppcr, minister Of finance, MIR. Eos.
ter and Sir John Thompson, minister
Of Justice, are ready To start for Wash.
ington at any moment 10 have an In
formal talk over the question OF reel.
prooiiy with Canada with Secretary
Blaine aud the British Minister. II
appears that Secretary Blaine has given
II to bo undomiooi That he will not
recommend the appointment Of y com.
missioner on behalf Of the United
states until he II furnished with some
substantial proof that the Canadian
and British delegates are not going 10
Washington with some impracticablc
scheme, trumpcd up 10 carry out
pledges inade 10 the electors Of Canada
during the late campaign, without any
serious belief that the negotiations
would come TO anything. From what
can be gathered, lilalnc has commune.
Gated 10 Mcdonald through the Brlt.
ish minister. that he Will not enter into
n formal conference until Canaia's
representatives have Informally dis.
cussed the question with him.
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TROY, y. Y, March 2l.-whilo $50
Itnllanu wefr holding a meeting To-.
night TO protest against the mob's ~,
ton at New Orleans, the building M
bomhardtd with oobplestoues Rnd the
meeting broken ~ by mob outside.
Pistol SIC were fired, but no Que was
injured. The reserve police force dls
persod the large crowd which gath
cred.
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A SENSATIONAL STORY.
Aa Accom-, Of tho wardcr OF u society
Giri.

NEW YoRK, March 2i.-The World
today Saturday publishes n remarks
ably sensational story which occupies
SIX columns Of space. II begins by re-
counting the circumstances OF the
death by poisoning Of Helen Potts on
February last. This Worlds story
goes ON to say. at may be remarked
that after Miss Potts death II came out
that young Carlyle Harris, the young
medical student who prescribed the
deadly pills for the girl, had been a
visitor ut Asbury Park during last sum.
mer, aud there had organized and con q,
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The Priests Drnouuce Them from the
Altar.

DUBLIN, March 2s.--Thc priests Of
DfOgheda denounced fiOm the altar
thls morning Parncll meeting an.
nounced 10 he held In town In the
afternoon. The result wa. practical
boycott OF the meeting. only the inn
ported contingent. being present. Par
nell repeated his usual statements.
Meetings were held this afternoon In
several places Ia North Sligo. At all
OF these places Parnell was denounced
from the pulpit Ia the morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-23

CLEVELAND, March %. - George
Harris, "a lhrmar living near Caldwell,
las, evening cut his wifc's throat with
butcher kniic while she was prep2r.
ing supper. aud then attempted Suicide.
Mrs. Harris IL deaf, and her husband
cannot recover. rhc cause was
Jealousy.
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LONDON, March 22.-'rhe London
Produce Clearing House Company
VIII begin tomorrow system Of regis
tration OF contracts for future delivery
business In sllver. Tho company UNI
dertakes tho storage Of silver In It's
vaults, Issuing warrants against the
metai. A dep ~ OF $50 per 10000
ounces Is requis
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SIOUX FALLS, :. d., March a2.-An
important decision was rendered by
tho State supreme court In upholding
the constitutlonallty Of the law IN 70.
qulring commercial agencies 10 deposit
$1,000 with the State treasurer 10 a
guarantee for any Judgment obtained
for Misrepresentation Ms 10 the firms
credit. The case will be appealed to
the United States Supreme Court.
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KANSAS Cry, March 22.-rhe stock
Of W. II. Dickinson n Co., book deal.
ers nsd stationer-, the largest concern
Of the kind west Of the Mississippi
River, was taken possession OF tonight
by the shcrii n under u chattel mortgage
held by the Union National Bank.
The assets are about 500. The liablll.
ties are not known.
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musical nirsc,orof,he world. p.,r.

CHICAGO, March -. - Theodore
Thomas, who arrives Ia Chicago To-.
norrow, win probably bo asked 10 ac-
cept the position OF musical director Of
tho Worlds Fair. This has been rec.
commended by the Joint committee on
ceremonies, ami thu recommendation
Is regarded with favor by the Expo.
sition directors. Professor William L..
Tomlins will bc choral director.
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PARIS, March 22.-rhe Banque de
Paris In negotiating loan for China.
Minister Roche has dispctcd the rail-.
way companies TO stop granting re-.
duced through rates from foreign
countries. This order will lead to q
diversion OF through traffic from the
French railways, yet the ministry was
obliged to give way to the protection
clamOr.
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head. At antwerp the shipments BE-.
gan still further back, May 9th. That
port has received ten consignmcnts
altogether, aG22 head. Great Britain
Is now the market stronghold, toward
the capture Of which j. hving sent all
the surplus energy Of the American
cattle.growers led by Secretary busk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-23

MIsSEAroLis, March 2e.-Charles
KvmmicRs hackers have deposited
$500 forfeit with the Twin City Ath.
letlc Club for kemmick 10 fight Ryan
ut 40 or karrlgan at laj, give or take
two pounds. THESE two men are pre-.
ferred, but all other 40 and la5
pound men are embraced In the chal.
lcnge.
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HURoN, :. d., March %. - This
morning the juty In the Hundley muir.
der casa returned verdict OF man.
slaughter Ia the arst degree against
Fred Huudley, who killed his father
last June. Hundley was leading
democrat and Chasman VI the state
committee
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, siarch 22.--Ihc
committee whlcn has ucun invc.tlgat.
Ing the shortage of cx- Treasurer Wood.
run finally completed ~ labom. lnc
total amount, Including State and
school scrip, TO he explained aud ac.
counted fof i. $500, 1858.
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The ssa,,cr Wilhelm Memorial
Church.

REHLIN, March 9g.-rhe laying OF
the foundation stone of the Kaiser
Wilhelm Memorial Church took place
today. The ceremony was attended by
the Emperor and Empress, Grand
Duke aud Grand Duchess OF Baden,
General Won MoltlSe. Chancellor Won
Caprivl aud the cabinet ministers.
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SpoKANE FAiLu Alarch 92.--rhe
Indian farmer at Cwur d'Alenr Reser-
walton, claiming 10 be- acting under
orders from tho Secretary " IN" In
terror, Is oldoriug all intruders OF tho
reservation, Many refuse to obey tho
order.. The reservation will not be
thrown open until the President iss.its
a PROCLAMATION.
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CISCiSsATr, March %. - John
Mackey, the actor, died Of pneumonia
at tho Burnett House tonight. He has
been ~ only few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-23

Mr.. I.luiilcr, Chicago Fair commits.
slouer il now Ia this city, making ar
rangrmcnt for Germany's exhibits ia
tho Columbian exhibition. He Is re-
ceiving very encouraging reports from
all sides, and there Is great desire
manifested ON the part Of traders and
manufacturers everywhere 10 send
specimens 0ftheir goods 10 America.
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organization In Hamburg suffered u
severe defeat In the collapse OF tho cl.
girmal,ers' strike, giisr Il hat cost tho
workingmen's societies sos, OJl marks.
The Hamburg organization was con.
silcrrd tho most perfectly organized
aud strongest body NJ workinsniun un.
der thu socialists Influence.
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has bought, through It's agents In
Hamburg, several fast steamers. tits
announced that these vessels viii be
fully equipped as cruisers and viii bv
employed by the government ~ operate
against the Insurgents.