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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
Re ports of Committees and nils Re-
ported for Consideration.

Kc ports at committees ANA BiIIs ue-
ported for Consideration.
BosToE. Feb. 2i-rhe good that the re-
port of abandoned and partially aban-
dUued farms in Massachusetts, issued bY
the state board of agriculture, has done,is
beginning to show. Three OF the farms
advertised in the report have been sold.
The legislative committee on labor does
not look with favor on the plan for PRO
viding homes for poor people, and re-
ported leave to withdraw. The same dis
Couraging permission was recommended
by the committee on mercantile affairs as
10 the petition for an act OF incorporation
a. the Orleans Cemetery association; by
the committee on labor as 10 tho petition
of the Bakers Protective assembly, rela-
tive to the regulation OF Sunday labor; by
the committee on constitutional amend
mcnts on the petition for legislation 10
disqualify persons convicted Of crime from
holding office, and by the committee on
water supply as to the petition Of resi-
dents Of Westminster to take water from
Meeting House pond.
The committee on constitutional amrad-
ments deemed IL inexpedient TO require
stc secretary of state to send by mail to
every legal voter the substance of any pro-
posed constitutional amendment to be
voted for at the following election.
The resolve that the state secretary be
authorized to furnish each state and ter.
ritorial library in tho United States with
a copy Of the act : and resolves of the general
court from the adoption Of the constitu-
tion in 1906, was favorably reported by the
committee on printing.
These bills were submitted to the house
for consideration:
Committee on cities-To authorize the
city of Lawrence to maintain bridge over
the north canal OF the Essex company,
on Broadway, In said city.
Water supply-To supply the town Of
Orange with water; TO supply the city OF
Fitchburg with water, and allowing in
crease of indebtedness for same
Judiciary - To provide that whoever
commits perjury on the trial OF an indict-
ment for a capital crime, shall be p, ished
by imprisonment for life or for any term
of years, and II committed In any other
case, by Imprisonment not exceeding
twenty years, or by fine not exceeding
$1,000.
Mercantile affairs-To incorporate the
Vcranus Land company of Chicopee.
Finance-Appropriating slO00for steno-
graphcr for the executive department;
sJo, coo for the Massachusetts, Soldiers
home: $4,000 for the determination OF
gypsy moth. This bill passed all the
stages, TO accommodate the agricultural
board, which desires the gypsy moth fund
at once.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
ORDER Of U. A. NJ
Queer Society in Exist
ence in This City.
THE QUERY IS; WHAT IS lT?'
Such Men as Pollard and Patt Seem To
be the Chief Promoters of It.

There is a society in this city composed
OF men who live along the Valley, which
is known as the Order OF "Unitcd Ameri-
can Mechanics" Its title gives the sub
stance OF Its principles which are that
none but American born males can be-
long to II and that II Is not a society to
which any foreign born citizen OF any
race be elected and that II is strictly an
American Association and such men as
Henry c. Pollard and Andrew J. Patt of
Lincoln are It's chief officers and promo
ters.
Both Mr.. Patt and Mr.. Pollard are well
known to the community and their ex-
ploits in tho politics of Lincoln are OF so
recent date that the public know them
to be earnest II not judicious.
They are also known TO the liquor ele-
ment which they have alternately neg
lected and advised In a brothcrly spirit,
with and without reason.
Why the organization has any reason
for existence is comparatively inoxcusa
BILE to our English, Scotch, Irish, Welsh,
German, French, Italian, Swedish. Cana
dian, Bavarian and Nova Scotian natural.
iEed citizens, and many are the enquiries
made at the TRIBUNE Office and Of it,
young men by those who are beginning to
look on 1t as a peculiar fungus growth,
used by a few rascals to drag the namc OF
american Citizen" into the turmoil OF
small politics for small Office seekers who
look for few dol ars and cannot get them
on their own merits.
More ABOUT this society viii be told to-
morrow.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
SILVER MEN MUST WAIT.
Wool and Appropriation Bills VIII
Probably Have the Right Of Way

WAsHINGToN, Feb. e. The silver ques-
tion appears 10 DC in statu quo, pending
the return Of Speaker Crisp and the Chi
ca0o excursionists. So far ~ can be
learned, Mr.. Holman. the caucus chair
man, has not yet determined upon the
date on which the caIcus req lested by
Mr.. Harter aud his associates shall be
held II Is believed that this caucus will
not make any considerable advance toward
q definite agreement. II il not thought
that either the silver or anti-silycr men
will be bound by any conclusion reached
IN caucus rs to the silver q uestion that
may bc Objectionable to them, 80 10 is
probable that the caucus will he no more
than "A conference for the exchange of
views
There is u disposition. however, TO take
up the wool bill first. Democratic mem
bcrs say that this bill ought not to occupy
the time Of the house for more than three
weeks, aud IL It il necessary to prevent
undue delay, the rules committee can, and
doubtless will. report "A rule TO bring tho
measure To n vote. Some appropriation
bills may be put through before proceed
ing with other matters. The silver men
will be content with this course, and say
that all they ask is an assurance that a
program will be laid out in which silver
will have a place.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
STILL HIS CASHIER.
Marriage of Mr.. Harley to Miss Coolidge
Master Harley the "Best Man."

Marriage of Mr.. Harley 40 Miss Coolidge
Master Harley the "Best Man"
At 1880 o'clock last evening, David Har-
ley, proprietor Of the MerchantsEx hange,
was united in marriage TO Miss Nellie NJ.
Coolidge, at the residence OF the brides
aunt, Mrs. w. ID. 8. Havens, on Maple
stseet, by the Rev. j. j. Woolley.
The room was handsomely decorated
with flowers and the couple stood under
a magnificent arch of flowers during the
ceremony.
The best "man" was Master George
Harley, the little son OF the groom, and
the bridesmaid was Miss Madge Messeler.
After the ceremony there were num-
Der of vocal selections and q fine collation.
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley were the
recipient of numerous presents including
several from the clerks ut the Exchange.
they left on the midnight train for
tour to New York, Chicago, Philadelphia
and other places. Mr.. Harley is one OF the
most successful business men this city
has and his bride has long been the faith.
full cashier ut his store.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
A. SN|NDLE EXPOSED.
Maine Manufacturing
Firm" in Trouble.
A SHERIFF CALLED DOWN"
In Letter of Resignation from Dep
uty- New England Gleanings.

PORTLAND. Me-, Feb. "a. The Durham
Manufacturing company of Durham,
Is in trouble, The company consisted Of
w II. Field, a young farmer and his
plant OF n three-cell battery in n bedroom
of his house.
But he has been doing rushing busi-
ness. He advertised to teach people to do
gold plating, offering to pay SIS or sls a
week after they mad learned. lIc required
a deposit of 81 rs guarantee OF good faith,
and sent out brass ring with very crude
directions for ordinary clectrotyping.
Investigation by the postofiice inspector
showed that no rings were plated by any
of the victims. Complaints were made
by Postoifice Inspector Hall, and Marshal
Saunders went out TO Durham and ar
rested Field for using the mails for fraud.
ulent purposes
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
PARTISAN DYNAMlTERS.

An Alleged Conspiracy Which tho Po'
lice Hope to Nip In the Bud.
PARIS, Feb. 2-The French police pre-
tend to be- on the track Of gang Of dyna-
mite conspirators preparing for May Day.
The police connect this nspi acy with a
recent theft of seventy-fve pounds Of dyna-
mite from the Seine stone quarries. Under
magisterial order 800 houses were
searched yesterday. Only u few of the
missing cartridges were obtained, most Of
which were found IN the lodgings OF man
named Borgier. known TO DE an anarchist.
Borgier declared that he knew nothing
about the cartridges
The Journal dcs .Debats says the prefec-
ture of police has information that the
cartridges were designed to blow up the
Spanish embassy in Paris in order to
avenge the recent execution OF four an
archists in Xercs
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
NO CARS YET RUNNING.

stritCrs at indianapolis Practically
Have Things All Their Own Way.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 2i--The street car
tie-up remains unchanged. But one at
tempt vas riadc TO run cars yesterday,
and while i'c car was surrounded by
strikei '.rs,lcnt Frenzel teiephoned for
the police. Superintendent Colbert re-
piled that he could give no assistance. The
attempt was therefore abandoned, and the
car was left 10 the strikers, who ran IL
back TO the stable. Petitions bearing TO-
O0o signatures. demanding President
Frenzel's removal will 20 forward to the
Chicago directors OF the company. The
compry has applied for an injunction TO
rcstrain interference with the running Of
tho
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
THE READINGS BIG DEAL
To Become the Subject of All iuvcstisa
tion by the Keystone State.

To become til. Subject OF All Iuvcstiga-
tien by the Keystone state.
HARIIsBURG. Feb. ~. Attorney General
Henzel has addressed letter 10 President
Mcleod OF the Reading railroad, stating
that the governor has received communi-
cations from "A. J. Cassatt and L. V.
Powdcrly, complaining that, in violation
Of the state constitution and 10 the preju-
dice of public interests there has been ef.
fected n combination by which the Read
Ing Railroad company has secured control
of the Central railroad of New Jersey aud
the Lehigh Valley Railroad company, par.
allel or competing lines within the com
nionwealth. The attorney general informs
Mr. Mcleod that he will give hearing on
the subject of these complaints in this city
on March g. He requests Mr. Mcleod ~
transmit, or 10 produce AZ the hearing,
copies OF the agreements or leases alleged
to have been Effected between the com.
panies above named The attorney zen
cral has also informed Mcssrs. Cassati aud
Powderly Of the date fixed for the hearing.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
CLEVELAND At DETROIT.
Fifteen Thousand Admirers Attend the
Public Reception.


DETROIT, Feb. 2.-When ex-President
ClevelanG's special train returned from
Toledo, Governor Winans and staff, Act
ing Mayor Coots aud the city council
officially received him. Mr.. Coots pre-
scnted Mr.. Cleveland with a set Of resoln-
tions adopted by the common council, to-
gether with the freedom Of the city. Mr.
Cleveland responded briefly.
A public reception was given to Mr..
Cleveland last evening at the Hotel Cadil'
lac. Governor Winans and staff, the city
officials and 1000 prominent citizens first
passed before the receiving party. After.
ward the general public were admitted.
Mr. Cleveland shook hands with every
body who came along. Ii Is estimated 49,
900 people passed before hiH. A noticeable
incident was the presentation Of General
Alger and Senator Dolph. The ex-presi-
dent and General Alger exchanged cour-
tesies amid great enthusiasm.
Mr.. Cleveland and party left this morn
ing for New York.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
LOCAL LINES.

Marriage intentions have been filed by
David Harley and Nellie Coolidge; Walter
F. Arnold and Cora NJ. short; Numas
Dawson and Ellen c. Ryan; Nelson l..
jerks and Annie +. Beal.
A dog got into the hen house OF John
Keegan on Marin street Monday night
and killed eight fine hens, besides iniur-
ing several others, so that they will be
of little il any use hereafter.
James Donahue and wife of Rockland,
Me-, who are on their honeymoon trip,
are al present staying at Mrs. McCann's
on Garden street. Mr.. Donahue is super
intendent OF the Rockland quarries.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
TO SAVE THE SHERIFF TROUBLE.
a Deputy's sharp Letter of Resignation
to His Superior Onicer.


WORCESTER, Mass, Feb 24-Edward
A. Harris, for many years captain OF the
Worcester Light infantry, company G,
Second regiment, VI. V. NJ, and later of
company A, Worcester Continentals,
rendered his resignation 10 Sheriff Nye
yesterday in n letter which closes Us fol
lows:
do not hesitate to say that whatever
duty hove done for the county have
done rs faithfully as you have attended to
those duties You need not trouble your.
self about my bondsmen; that il their
business and mine and no one else's, and
trust that, should you again DE elected
sheriff, you will act the sheriff and not he
guided by any other influence or junior
officer Please consider this my resigna-
tion as deputy sheriffof Worcester county.
Very truly yours, EDWARD a. HARRIS
This letter was provoked by an article
published in The Spy yesterday, in which
Sheriff Nye admits that he had asked for
Harris resignation because Of uneasiness
on the part of his bondsmen.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
FORGED HIS UNCLE'S NAME.
Atticboro Young Man Takes Advantage oi
His Relative's Illness.

AtticDoro Young NAN Tnkes AoN"htnGe oi
His Relative's Illness.
Clark Newell, formerly of Attleboro,
who has been implicated In several petty
crimes, is behind the bars on the charge
OF forgery.
Clark has been financially embarrassed
for some time, and TO get money has used
the namo of his uncle In at least two In
stances, and has obtained $75.
Fred Newell, his uncle, is a member OF
the firm of Watson, Newell & Co., OF At
tleboro, and In years past has done much
In the way Of assisting his nephew. For
some days Fred Newell has been seriously
Ill at his rooms in the Park Hotel, and
during that time Clark has been doing
his best to defraud his relative. 49,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
FOSTERS VISIT TO ENGLAND
Expected to Result I'm an International
silver Conferences.

NEW YORK, Feb 24-Secretary of tho
Treasury Foster will meet in England Mr.
Goschen, aud the ultimate result will
probably be the making of arrangements
for an international conference to take ac-
ton on the silver question. Secretary Fos-
ter, before he sailed yesterday, stated that
international action on the silver question
was almost absolutely necessary, aud that
every effort should be made to bring
about an international conference. lie
felt sure that England would do its part
toward making good silver money. The
secretary said that he could see at this
time no reason for financial disturbances.
Prominent Wall street brokers also ex-
press themselves in favor OF an interna.
tional conference
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
ASHTON.

Another amateur minstrel performance
was held Monday night In Foresters Hall.
Another hen roost in this village has
been robbed, James Angel being the
sufferer this time. He had selected 10
Sunday night and put them aside
for market, but when he went for them
Monday morning they had vanished, and
although notification was given to the
police no trace OF the thieves could be
found.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
BLEW His GRAINS OFT.
a Baltimore Doctor Lnds his INistcLc'
m az Appropriate Manner.

-
IN az Appropriate Manner.
ST Louis, Feb. q! Or Charles T.
Breedlove Of BaltlmOr, committed suicide
In his room ~ Hurst's Hotel yesterday
by firing bullet into his brain. In tho
same room stood Isaac .ludSon, teacher In
the high school here. Breedloye reached
this city last Monday and was 10 leave
yesterday In company wieh Mr.. Judson,
but missed the train. Judson returned TO
Brcedloves room aTl found "a letter nd
dressed TO himself lie was reading il
when startled by the report Of u revolver
and, looking up, saw Breedovc fall tp the
floor. He died almost instantly.
The letter reveals a peculiar case of un-
natural love between men IL j. cndearing
In tone aud suggestive in charactcr,aud re-
fers 10 sinful actions on the part Of the sui
eide and Judson. lie speaks uf his love as
being beyond his control and says he finds
IL impossible to live without Judson, and
rather than be- separated from him he
ends his life A locket su~paadad from the
suicides neck contained u picture of Mr.
J udson
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
UnIucky Thirteen.

MANCHESTER, Conn, Feb. 81 Harris
Bros Peoples Theater company from Bos-
ton, which has been playing weeks en-
gagement here, has disbanded. The con-
pany consists Of thirteen persons. All Of
the actors, with the exception of two,
slept in the opera house Monday night.
Their baggage has been attached for debt.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
Thought He Was Drinking whisky.

wEsTFIELD, Mass, Feb I-George
Wait was found dead In bed at the Cen
tral House yesterday. He died Of chlo-
raj poisoning, the drug being used as a
medicine, but being taken wholesale by
mistake for whisky, bottle Of which was
also near the bed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
THE GUATeMAlAN METHOD
For Disposing OF Thos" Who are DIP.
posed to the Government.

SAN SALVADOR. Feb. 2i-Gencral En-
riquez was killed yesterday by body Of
Guatemalan soldiers, together with n
number Of companions, near the city ot
Zscapa, Guatemala, nem the Honduras
coast. General Enriquez had been uuani
moasly proclaimed dictator ~ the consli-
tutionsl party of Guatemala, an1 had in
consequence Incurred the active hostility
OF President Barillas, who alarmed the
public by announcing that Enriquea was
at the head OF an insurrection directed
against the present government. Barillas
ordered Enriqun 10 present himself to the
authorities of Hacapa Euripucl proceeded
toward that city accompanied 10y his two
brothers and party of fricuts. One hun
dred soldiers, lying IN ambush On one of
the roads leading ont of the city, fired
upon Enriquel and bis party Killing all
of them. The killing is attributed to or
ders issued from the capitol anl the deed
is imputed TO the Guatemalan oycrnment.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
GIRLS PROSECUTED HIM
A Canadian Preacher Explains WY lie
suddenly Took Ills Dcpartui..

CHATHAM, Ont, Feb. -. ltcv y. H..
Martin, who disappeared recently after
engaging himself 10 marry three young
ladies, members OF his cOngrcgat ion. has
written letter from Minneapolis. In il
he says; II was in the hands Of a gang
who were sweating me. and 90 whom
helplessly yielded. They blcd me right
and left; they prosecuted me until lie was
q burden and grew crazy of their per-
sistent attacks On me. No human being,
with heart in his breast and moral
consciousness, could tamcly have stood
IL. There was no peace or comfort for me,
and at last IL came to be a question Of sui.
eide or flight. and chose the latter"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
IowcIl's Petition.

LOWELL, Mass, Feb. 24-The common
council last night passed an order request.
ing the legislature to defeat the loan for
the erection of a Middlesex county truant
school, and to repeal the law giving au-
thority TO commissioners to build a school
on the request of three towns.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
In Congress.

WAsHlNGToN, Feb 2i--There was
very slim attendance OF El"mbers in the
senate. Several minor bills were disposed
Of The bin providing for a commission
on the subject Of the alcoholic liquor
traffic was laid over. 4 discussion took
place on the pure food bill In the house
Mr. McMilln was elected speaker pro TEN.
There was U short session and but little
luy{pnss
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
Liouors NJ Reduced Pr,oss.

The tL5o liquor reduced tos75 cents and the
si0o article reduced to'So cents, etc. Corner
Of Railroad Avenue sndl lDeSter street.
Robert Ncili, Agent.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
A COMPROMISE EFFECTED.

FTttsHeId OfhcInIs' Dinerences TO Be
Taken 10 tho Supreme Court.
pITTsFIELD, Mass. Feb 2i-Mayor Peck
called meeting yesterday afternoon of
the legal commissioners of public works,
Jones and DAILY, Messrs. Russell and
Wellington, the claimants for the third
position on the board, and compromise
was effected Jones and DAILY agree to act
together, the others TO stand aside till the
question of their election is settled. The
mayor has directed the city solicitor to
take the matter To the supreme court i'm
mediately for adjudication.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
ni. tr,vd nj the white Hou.s.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2t-President and
Mrs. Harrison gave a reception TO the
public at the White House last evening,
which brought together an assemblage
scarcely ever cquallcd In number in the
history Of receptions At the executive
mansion The reception was informal
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
Gallant Life-SaHara.

WAsmNGToS, Feb. a. The keeper of
the life saving station at Little Kinnaket,
y. C., telegraphs that an unknown vessel
is ashore near that station. The crew has
been saved with the exception of one man.
who was drowned The captain had his
leo hrolen
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24

The annual soiree q the Aqulnas Lyceum
will be bcld next Wednesday evening. Feb.
q. In Music Hall, and promises to be the
gseat social event II the tctson. Ticke,e
can be obtained OF the msms ssrs asd ~ the
Dor oGce on the evesipg az the ball.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
Not the Bra:.eman,s Fault.

DANDURY, Conn, Feb. 2L-The coroner
of Fairfield county heard testimony rs to
the accident at Cannon's station on Sat
urday in which Engineer Ford was killed.
It appears that the brakeman tagged the
following train. but was hidden from view
for moment by cloud of steam.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
A Nnyel Case of Ihefi.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. "a The Union
electric street railway was stripped Of two
miles Of trolly wires by thieves Monday
night, after the cars had stopped running.
The wire was valued at $3.50 Cars could
not be operated yesterday until the wire
was reniared
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
LONSOAlE.

Monday was the 10th birthday Of Miss
Mabel, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Goodwin Of Lincoln, and the AFFAIR was
celebrated in q very becoming manner st
her parents residence.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
disappeared for Financial Reasons.

81. Louis, Feb. "a. Harry Altman, man.
sger of the 81. Louis branch OF the United
Life Insurance company Of New York, ~
missing. Young Altman has been married
less than year. Ills domestic life was
happy, but Ia has been in fnrncial trouble
for some time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
4 cLeRoYMAN's SCHEME.
Demands $1,000 from . Rich Man ia .
Manner Which Indicates lilnckma all.

Manner which Indicates BlackmaiI.
EAST ST. Loris, Ills, Feb. A--A SEN
sation has been caused by the arrest Of Rev.
J. VI. Lairi Of Gillespie, on u charge Of
attempted blackmsil, preferred by Frank
II. Bowman. the largest laud owner and
probably tic wealtlie.t man in East st.
Louis Mr.. Bowman received letters from
Mr.. Laird. charging bim with undue in
timacy with Mrs Laird. and Offering 10
compromse for tlOG. Lairl acknowl-
edges writing the letters lie says he Is
poor, aud deemed 5000 would paliate the
crime 10 a certain extent, and would
teach Rovroon n useful lesson
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
Republican. Fall to Agree.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. H-The Republi.
can state convention TO elect delegates TO
the national convention met here last
night. Each OF the two factions at
tempted to secure control Of the conven.
tion and n fierce TO " ensued
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
Gheatesl sha Noh.

NEW ALBANY. Ind, Feb - John
Kaiser Of this city aunricled with Ills wife
yesterday and killed her kaiser fed aud
was pursued by a mob. The mob ordered
him To surrender, but he refused aud blew
hfs hraina