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COOLER WEATHER.
The Heated Term in the East Sue eeded by
Cold Wave.

The Heated Term in the East Sue eeded by g
Cod Wave.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-The intense heat
oderated to-day, the mercury being i've
deg. lower than yesterday. The number
of deaths to-day from heat was q, ana
there were also numerous prOstrations. TO
night the rain is falling and the heat moder-
ating rapidly.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 2s.-There was
killing frost in Montana last night The
cold wave is coming this wav. 1t is general
over British Columbia. At Fort AssiniboIne
the thermometer went down 10 80 deg.
KANSAS CITY, July 2S.-It has been rain
ing here since early this morning. Good
rains have fallen all over the State and parS
OF Missouri, assuring big corn crop.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The temperature
to-day was about 80. but five degrees less
then yesterday. There we're many prOtTa-
tiOnS
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other candidates. For Auditor, j. johnson
was nominated; for State Superintendent
of Schools, Virgil A. Lewis. Then a recess
was taken until evening
Up to midnight Thomas s. Riley had been
nominated for Attorney General, j. M.
Rowan for Treasurer, Marmaduke Dent
and Homer Holt for Supreme Judges.
The session had not concluded at late
hour,
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JOYOUS REPUBLICANS
Calaveras County Celebrates the Ncminatio
of John T. Davis.

Of John T. Davis
SAN ANDREAs. July 28. - CaIaveras
County is ablaze with enthusiasm Tonight.
At 'he eoontN seat magnificent reception
- oeing eecorded J~hn F. Davis in honor of
his nomination for Conk-ess at Sacr,monto
TIE town is decorated as for Fonrtb -
July celebration and is crowded -..;+s -. -
side visitors. There is the music of baoQIee oQe-
the fring OF dynamite and the booming OF
cannon. The reception is participated in
without regard to party and Is meant as a
testimonial of the esteem in which the Re-
publican nominee Is held by his ncighbors.
A large open-ar meeting is being held
under the trees in front of the courthouse
and Is being addressed by John F. Davis,
the guest of the evening. by Lieutenant
Governor Reddiek, Ira Hill Reed. F, J.
SoLInsky. %. u. Flovd and others.
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q Naval Buraan Ranamad

VALLEJO, July 2S.-An order was issued
at the nayy-yard to-day from the Secretary
OF the Navy announcing that in accordance
with the act OF Congress making appropris-
tlons for the naval service for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1898, the bureau of
ca caa9YIFsIsiohs IONS ana clothing snail hereafter be
and aii iiH9 bureau of supplies and accounts
relating to tbs2d regulations now in force
Clothing shall noVWreau of provisions and
the bureau of supplies and deaIueaIter apply to
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Csuoht in the Act.

SACRAMENTO, July 2s.-To-night Police
Captain Bradley detected Sam Gnsberg,
proprietor of a clgar-stand. in the act of
selling a lottery ticket. He grabbed for the
ticket, and Ginsberg drew pistol and
showed It into Bradley's face. The latter
brushed the weapon aside and arrested
Ginsoerg. The latter Is charged with sell
ing lottery tickets aud assault with deadly
weapon,
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Three Chudreu Drowned

MARsHFIELD. Or, July 2S.-Two of Mr.
,Iohnsons aud one of Mr.. Wieand's childreu
were drowned in Coos Bay yesterday. The
bodies were recovered
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Harvest Hands Wanted.

ST. PAUL. July 2s,-There Is panic
among the Dakota farmers lest they viii
be qIable to harvest the great wheat crop
now being cut in the southern part of
South Dakota ON account of the great scar
city of harvest hands. At conservative
estimates 1000 meu will be needed in the
Dak0tas and In Minnesota within the next
month.
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jured, but later the probable fatalities were
reduced TO one. The ruins of the chemical !
oils, The fire threatened the buildings stlll
standing A large force of citizens went out
to fight the fire and remove the remaining
explosives.
The fire was confined 10 the ruins and no
further damage was done.
The loss will probably reach S250,000.
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The Rifles Used by the Idaho Miners
Have Been Spirited Away.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE TROOPS DREADED
Union Men to Be Tried at Wallace for CoBspiracy
and Completely in the Eissian
Massacre.
Special to the THE MORNING CALL.

BOISE, Idaho. July 28.-United States
District Judge Beatty will arrive here to-
morrow. An application will probably
then be made TO release the Ceur d'Alene
rioters on bail. The time for hearing the
contempt proceedings aga nst the prisoners
has not been fixed. though warrants are
returnable next Tuesday.
+. B. Crosthwaite, special agent of the
Department. of Justice, has been instructed
by Attorney General Miller to assist Dis
trict Attorney Wood in the prosecution of
The cases
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NEARLY A WRECK.
The Frank Carville Arrives at San Diego,
200 DAYS From Leith.

SAN DIEGO, July 2S.-The Norwegian
ship Frank Carville, 200 days out from
Leith. Scotland, has arrived at this port.
She was so long past due that fears have
been entertained for her safety. She was
beating about Cape Horn for two months
before she could round the cape. In gale
the forward house and cabin was stove in
and other damage sustained. A large part
of the provisions was damaged, and fol
three weeks Captain Nielsen and his crew
of Is men have been living on rations oil
one sea biscuit aud a small quantity of thin
soup per day. When they arrived in port
every trace OF food had disappeared. Al
bore the deprivation without a murmur.
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CHRISTIANS CONVENE.

The Session at Santa Cruz Mainly Devoted to
Sundav-sohcol Work.
SANTA CRUZ, July 2S.-The session of
the State convention of Christian Churches
at Garfield PARK WAS mainly devoted to
Sunday-school work, and a vote was passed
in favor OF putting State Sunday-school
evangelist in the field
The present officers OF Snnday-school
work were reelected. viz: II. \. Davis,
president; ii. Snadde, secretary, and E. L.
Nesbit, CORES spOnding secretary.
ID. IL. DUNCAN, president of Cotner Uni
versity of Lincoln. Nebr, the Prohibition
ist candidate fer Governor of that State at
the last election, is the principal speaker
from abroad, and will deliver a series of
lectures 0elUfe1he convention.
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CHEMICALS EXPLODE.
Chemical Factory at Springfield, N. j.,
Blown Into Atoms

ORANGE, y. j.. July 2S.-Tbe Crane
Chemical Works at Springfield blew up
about 8 o'clock tonight and several build
ings and their plant were shattered. A
number of employees houses in the vicinity
were blown down and number of persons
slightly injured. One man Is missing, The
shock was tremendous the vibrations being
plainly felt In this city, four miles away.
At first it was thought that many were in
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THIRSTY FOR GORE.
seattle's ExFire Marshal Kills Saloon
Keeper With Hardly ANY Provoeation.

SEATTLE. July 2S.-Phil j. Dave. pro-
prietor of the Copper Chief saloon, was
shot and killed while standing behind his
bar this afternoon by William Murphy, ex-
Fire Marshal, because he would not mix a
cocktail for him.
Murphy was dismissed from the Fire De-
partment a few days after the great fire
here in 1889, because of his bad manage
ment on that day, and has since degenerated
into a diSsuute person. He had been a
great friend OF Dave and had free drinks
whenever he wanted them at the latter's
place. Dave, however, refused to mix
fancy drinks for him, and to-day when
Murphy called for cocktail and got whisky
straight he shot Dave. Dave was an ex-
prize tighter. but was not QuarrelsOme.
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COlored Capitalists Looking for Land

ACAMPo. July 2S.-A party of i've colored
capitalists arrived to-day from the East ia
quest of land. They represent 5000 families
in Tennessee and other Southern States.
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Cause of Cholsra.

PARIS, July 2S.-The Mail and Express
says: Pasteur has written a letter in which
he afiirms that most of the ice used In this
city is infectious. he declares freezing
does not destroy microbes. and unfiltered
water is just as dangerous when iced as be-
fore. He attributes much of the summer
illness called cholerine to impure drinking
water.
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WYOMING DEMOCRATS.

A State Ticket Nomina ated and q Platform
Adoptsd.
Rock SPRINGS, Wyo.. July 2s.-The
Democratic State convention nominated DR..
j. E. Osborn for Governor. Henry A. Gotten
for Lieutenant Governor and Gibson Clark
for Judge of the Supreme Court The plat
form pronounces for the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver, the cession of arid lands
under Congressional direction, and de-
nounces the Warren arid land act, deplcres
the johnson County nvasions and calls tor
punishment of law breakers.
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Eruntion of Mount Etna.

Mount Etna is again very violent. I'M
mense masses of rock are projected to
great height and dense clouds overhang the
summit of the mountain. The subterra-
mean rumblings are severe enough to cause
windows to rattle In the neighboIhood,
Lava streams are again advancing.
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WITHDRAWING The TROOPS.
state Militia Leaving Home estead-Eytct
ing the Workmen's Families

ing the Workm+n's Families
HOMESTEAD. July 2s.-The State troops
have been gradually moved out, until to-
night. instead of 6000 men, there are only
about 1900 here. This brigade will remain
some time. twenty-five families of the
striking laborers were moved out of the
company's houses tonight. The evcted
miners formed quite a procession as they
marched through the town to quarters pro-
vided by the Amagamated Association.
This evening number of strikers boarded
coal train on the railroad passing through
the Carnegie Works and hurled Jumps OF
coal at the non-union men. Tonight orders
were issued to the provost guard to pre-.
vent such occurrences
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Shasta Railroad Extension.

ANDERSON, July pa party of leading
railroad officials have been examining the
Shasta Lumber Company's railroad, with
the view of extending it to the great valleys
of the north.
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DISHONEST CONDUCTORS.
Forty streetcar Employees Arrested at Port
land, Oregon

PORTLAND, Or, July 2S.-About 21 con-
ductors on the Metropolitan and Multnoman
electric streetear lines were arrested this
afternoon for knocking down." G, B.
Markle, president of both companies, said
1--WE have known for a long time
that we were getting robbed right
and left by our employees. Some six
months ago we commenced to gather
evidence against suspected men and that
We have been losing on an average of $500
a month through the dishonesty Of our en-
ployes. We now have evidence most con-
elusive against 20 men. Our main loss has
been at Second and Washington streets.
This is where passengers are transferred
from one line to another, and it has been an
easy thing for conductors to manipulate
transfers to their own advantage.
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Forsethieves at VolIietar

HoLLIsTER, July 2S.-Two fine saddle
horses were stolen from Donneliy. Dunno
& Co.'s ranch on Tuesday evening, and two
Spaniards are suspected. Sheriff Hot-
br ook is now on their track and expects %
ca pture them within the next tWu Gays.
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Never Regained Conseiou.pas as..

MONTEREY, July 28.-Mllton Ciapp. tbs
Los Angeles man who attempted to commit
suicide with morphine here Yesterday. died
this morning at i0:45 o'clock without re-
gaining consciousness. A C0roner's iury
VIII be impaneled tomorrow and an in
quest held
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Meeting Of Southwestern Miners,

Ell PAso, Texas, July 2S.-The executive
committee of the Southwest Miners Asso-
citation has met here. Representatives
from this State. Arizona and New Mexico
are present. 1t WAS decided the next an
nual convention of miners shall meet at FL
Paso December 5 tOS.
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Victims Of the Sewer Explosion.

ST. Louis, July 2S.-The death list Of the
Mill Creek sewer explosion was increased
to-day when the body of Clemence C. Krei-
bohn,, liquor-dealer, was found. Krei-
bohm had been missing since the explosion.
1t is feared more bodies are in the ruins Of
the collapsed building.
This evening body was picked up on
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Bringing Bruggy to San Francisco.

PETALUMA. July 2S.-GeOrge Bruggy. ac-
companied by his wife, Sheriff Mulgrew
and a deputy, passed through Petaluma this
morning for San Francisco. While at the
depot Bruggy appeared to be quite nervous
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Six Liyss Lost.

WHARTON. Ontario. July 2s.-Nine per-
sons-four ladies, one little girl. three
white men and one Indian - left Cape
Croker yesterday in sailboat for this
place. When within 10 minutes sail of here
a sauall struck the boat and all but three
men were drowned.
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A COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Peoples Party at Paso Robes Nominsts
Full Ticker

PAso KoBLEs, July 2S.-The Peoples
party county convention met here TODAY
and nominated full county ticket as fol-
lows: Assembly. C. A Barlow; County
Clerk, P. Ii. DaIlidet; Sheriff, Rufus Fisk:
Recorder. A. y. Rude; Auditor, e. A
SS SSSpanZ21enburg; Treasurer, E. L. Warner:
lax collector, 5. N. Findley; District AT
Wood; Public administrators, Neil Stewart:
Surveyor, George f. Durrier
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Cattle Fayar in nklahnma

GUTHRIE, o. T.. July 2s.-The Texas
fever is raging throughout the northern part
OF the Territory and great numbers of cattle
are dying. 1t is feared the disease will
spread into Kansas
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Died From nvarwnrk

SALEM, Or, July 2S,-Henry Rude. a
farmer living south of Salem. dropped dead
yesterday evening from overwofk during
the afternoon.
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CONSCIENCE sMoTE HIM.
Mamie Walsh's Murderer Takes His Own Life
hv HANGING

OREGON CITY, Or, July 2s. - Charles
Wilson, the murderer of Mamie Walsh COM
mitted suicide at 2:30 p. NJ by hanging
himself in his cell. He removed the
bandages from his broken arm and hanged
himself with them. He was discovered by
other prisoners. but life was extinct when
the officers reRched him
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County Clerk Gassaway ACQUITTED.

SAN DIEGO, July 2S-COunty Clerk Gass-
away. who has been on trial for alleged mis-
conduct In Office, being charged by the late
belonging to the county, has been acquitted
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The LAWYER VIII Probablv Hang.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2S.-United
States Judge Jackson to-day denied the ap-
pllcation for writ of habeas corpus made
1y Colonel Ill. Clay King, convicted OF mur-
dering brother lawyer
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County are interested in increasing their
popuistion, for they are thoroughly con-
slheed mat this section is capable of sup
porting larger population. Thev do not
expeeI TO secure this population by locating
Veopie on the tops of chemisaI mountains,
as Is now being done by outside parties and
are sati SIZED that the deception praeticed on
intending settlers will not rebound TO their
benefit
Non-residents have no chance of securing
desirable land In the forfeited land belt.
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En- Route for Frisco

PORTLAND. Or, July 2S.-The Denver
Club, Knights Templar of PbiladeInbia
numbering $780, arrived here this morning
en- route to San Francisco, whence thew %
70 Denver to attend the Trienniai Conclsye
The yarty Will spend the day in this city.
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VIOLENTLY INSANE.
A Bennett Valley Man Injuries His Nurse at
Petaluma

Petaluma.
PETALuMA, July 2S.-H. Nuclaus OF Ben
nett Valley, Sonoma County. aged 25. has
suffered severely for several months past
with neuralgia. Last Sunday he became
violently insane and was brought to Petal
una for treatment. He was placed in
charge of a man hired to take care of him.
Al noon to-day, while in his room. he sur
prised his keeper by breaking large look
ing glass over his head and scared every
body about the hotel He was finally
thrown down and taken to the city prison.
aud thence to Santa Rosa this after
noon for examination by the insanity board.
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DEMOCRATIC CONTEST.

Inc West Virginia State Convention
Wrangling Over the Ticket.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va. July 28.-The
Democratic State convention had hot ses-
sion to-day, there being tremendous fight
over the nomination of Auditor and the
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SYDNEY. July 2S.-Abigail, the chairman
of the Australian Banking Company OF this
city; Machamara, manager. and Salmon
and Twist. auditors, have been arrested on
a charge Of conspiracy TO defraud the bank.
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NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
Premier Robson's Funeral at Victoria Very
Largely Attended.

VICTORIA. b. c., July 2S.-The funeral
of Premier Robson was held to-day and the
services were simple and most impressive.
A great number of people attended, includ-
ing the Cabinet Ministers and other lead
ing men. The services were held at st.
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Double Tragedy in Yentucky.

SOMERSET, KY. July 2S-Deputy Sheriff
Sellers attempted to arrest John flee. q
notorious character. to-day. A duel tnsued
and both were fatally wounded.
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RIOTING In WISCONSIN.
Striking Lumbermen Causing Trouble and Il
Governors Aid Invoked.

Governors Aid Invoked.
MILWAUKEE, July 2S.-Governor Peck
this evening received dispatch from the
Mayor OF Merrill stating that the men who
have been on a strike from tha lumber
mills of that city for several days have COM
menced rioting. and asking for protection.
saying that serious trouble is feared. The
dispatch did not state whether any depre-
dations had been committed, and up TO a
late hour tonight no particulars had been
received. 1t is not thought that any serious
rioting had occurred, but Governor Peck is
preparing to meet any emergency.
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the river bauk below the mouth of the
sewer, which was believed to be the re-
mains OF still another victim. On the body
Whs:a bankbook bearing the name of A. j.
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Fresh Fruit From Shasta

ANDERSON. July 2S.-The first refriger-
ator ear or fresh fruit from TINS county was
shipped from here to-day by Barnetg Bros
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STRUCK THE BAR.

a Vessel Bound for San Francisco Is Damaged
at Astoria.
PORTLAND, Or, July 2s.-The bsrkentine
Portland, Captain Dermot, loaded with
lumber from Grays Harbor to San Fran
cisco, put into Astoria yesterday in distress.
In passing out Of the harbor yesterday the
barkentlne struck the bar and sprung leak.
The damage, which is not heavy, will be re-
paired at Astoria.
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TO PLANT SHADE TREES.
San Diego Citizens Meet to Formulate Plans
Tor Street Imnrovement

Tor Street Improvement.
SAN DIEGO, July 2S.-A mass-meeting.
called TO formulate plans for systematic
street Improvement by tree e-planting. will
be held Tomorrow evening at the Chamber
oil Commerce, and 1t is expected work will
be prosecuted until all the residence streets
now graded will be planted with shade trees.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.

German Laborer's Body Found IN Stock
ton Channel.
STOCKTON. July 2S.-The body OF la
borer was recovered from Stockton Chan-
mel this morning, and the Coroner's jury
found that it was a case Of suicide. 1t is
believed that the decea was Amos Chic
peck, a German, and that he was drowned
about 10 days ago. He was in jatl here
four weeks ago for drunkenness, and when
released made arrangements to go into the
country to work. but did not 60. He was
about S5 wears of aOe
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The Weather.
Fair till night; slightly warmer; var
liable winds.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Mrs Nathan Crocker and Mrs. j. B.
Orcutt, mother ard daughter, We're fatally
burned nj the lalter's residence, at South
Weymouth, Mass.
Charles w. Austin, the journalist who
made a sensational and desperate attempt
to rob the cashier of the Utah National
bank at Salt Lake, was placed on trial for
insanity.
c. o. Whitman, professor of zoology in
Clark University, Worcester, Mass, has
accepted call to the head professorship
in the department Of biology in the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Colonel Samuel p. Colt, of Bristol, pre-
scntud to the State Soldiers home at
Providence, X. L., about hundred vol
umes of books which belonged to the late
General Ambrose Il. Burnside, and a large
music box which was also the property of
General Burnsides.
DIR. Frank r. Ballard, of Fremont, .
suburb of Seattle, Wash, has been ar
rested as an accomplice in the attempt of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Radolff to swindle insurance
companies by burning a corpse i'll Radoltf's
house while the owner disappeared.
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A ROW IN COMMITTEE.
MIR. Enloe Attempts to Strike Pension
Commissioner Raum.


WASHINGTON, April 27.-"You are
liar!" said Representative Enloe after
Commissioner Raum had denied stating
to Mr.. Enloe something that Mr.. Enloe
insisted the commissioner had said to
him, during the proceedings of the PEN
sion committee, and with the utterance
of these words he sprang towards the
commissioner, who was seated just across
the table, to do Mr.. Raum physical vio-
lence.
Mr. Enloe had moved few feet be-
fore the other members of the committee
and Mr.. Cooper, who We're seated around
and between Mr.. Enloe and the commits
sioner, could spring to their feet, seize
the Tennessee representative and pre-
vent blows being exchanged, Commits
sioner Raum having hastily got ON his
feet and prepared for an attack.
The members forcibly restrained Mr..
Enloe and there was a scene of disorder,
Mr.. Enloe endeavoring to break away.
Commissioner Raum was excited, and
exclaimed that he wanted no personal
difficulty, but feared no man, which
caused a renewed of Mr.. Enloe's attempt
to get at him. The commissioner in n
moment picked up his hat and left the
room, while his colleagues finally sue
ceeded in partly calming the prosecutor
and getting him to take his seat
After some brief expressions of regret
and explanation the committee, as the
best way out of the affair, took hasty
adjournment. No actual blows were
struck.