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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30
Demonstration 10 Hyde Park 10
Take Place on May
Day.
nr.sty A HUNDRED ANARCHISTS
ARRIVE.
A Mysterious Incident - The Home
Rule Struggle. - Tho
unionists.
By rsl,uapht to the SEws.l
NAY DAY ~ ENGLAND.
There VIII Dc Demonstrate" u"
H,dc Park.

roxn,x. Anil g0.-May Day Cele.
bration in England VIII be confined 70
A demonstration In Hyde fhrk uhlvI
iho auspices Of the LONDON trades
cnuncil. and pfomites to be peneeluliy
obserycd. The denomination WIZ
sbly be confined TO rpeeches ny
Inc Socialists apd labor leaueFe'
Tbs arrest Off editor Of The common
real has exercised restraint on tho
A resolution declaring that the oe-
tnbllshmeut Of an international eight
hour day will DO the moot Important
step towards the uliimstc freedom OF
the wofkingmcu, ana urging ihrlia.
ment to pass tho law, Will be adopted
nj the meeting.
Nearly one hundred anarc hists nre
pald to have arrived In London, hut
the fevolutlonisis declare that The
greater par, arc phame sent by the con.
tinental police TO report tic doings OF
refugees In London.
A mysterious incident which many
persons connect with tho anarchlsts'
preparations for May Day, occurred at
Fleetwood Tuesday night The sentry
on guard at the magazine WA attacked
by two men, who cnicav0rcd To tnko
his rifle. Tho sentry touched nm cleo.
trlc bell communicating with the
guards when his assnilanis fled az they
heard the guards running 10 the scene.
IL expected that Clark's motion
that the time las now arrived to grant
home rule for Ireland will force Glad.
f,oue 10 make u declaration Of what
his Homo.Rulo bill will DO.
The Unloulsis continue their pre-
paratlon. for mammoth anli.hOuse
rule demonstration in Ulster. The
seriousness OF tue movement can be
Judged from n spcech by the Marquis
uf Londonderry, saying that II IA the
duty OF the irish Uniunisls to bring
before the English voter the fact that
within twenty miles VI his shores he
might have hostile Parliament md
u hostile country. The Uniouilt Con.
ventiou," says Londonderry, "muel
prove to tho English that tho ulsterl.
les are determined to reslDt, by every
means In their power, any nttept TO
repeal tho union Of Great Britain and
Ireland" The Marquis adds: az
home rule "a carried there must be
civil war IN Ireland" Tho statement
was received with great cheering, and
cries OF, "'Tho listers will fight"
Earlier in the week the Duke OF
Dovonshire, formerly Lord Harring.
ton, addressed n political meeting ut
Derby aud endorsed the Ulster move.
ment. The Enforcement of the move.
ment by two such men M London.
derry aud Dcvoushirc has caused n
sensation aud shows how serious the
agitation IL.
Charles Emery Smith, American
Minister to Russia, sailed for New
York on the "reu'ouic'o lursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

Two brothers, one oigbty-nine years
old, the other cightyseycn, wcro wit.
nosses in acaso before the supreme court
thirty years ago, Both were apparently
imperfect physical health, aud tho judge
questioned them u, TO their habits OF
life. The elder said ho had been u
smoker all his life, and had mover gone
t1 bed sober when he had money enough
10 get drunk. Tho Younger had never
touched tobacco or liquor The discrim.
mating reader may easily the secret
OF longevity in this anccd0to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

Miss De Fashiou--ryo been having u
perfectly lovely timo-tcas and parties
and music and dancing and private the.
a,ricals and everything You can think
Of Haven't had 80 much fun for year.
Friend (shockcdJ go WHAT During
Lontg
Mias DE Fgshion-Oh, it's all right,
dear. We were in tho countiy.--New
YORK Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

WAsnlNdToN, April 2g.-'rhc fecro.
tary OF the treasury has written n letter
20 the secretary OF state, commencing
the action OF the United States consul
at Victoria, -. g., IN refusing 10 verify
the passport Issued by the Dominion
government In the case Of Moy Chung,
u former resident Of the United States,
who was recently engaged In smug-
Cling Chinese labUrers from Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

There II strong suspicion among
the Officers Of Che troops stationed nt
Halle, that the men are being APP
preached by socialists with view to
weakening their allegiance 10 the gov.
eminent, and today an unexpected
search OF the barracks WINS made. The
result verified their sutplcious, for In
the mems quarters were discovered u
number Of socialist manuscripts setting
forth the wrongs under which the
soldier lahors, aud calling upon them
TO Join the ioclaliets Ia ctlccting u re-
formation Of the body pDllic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

Customs Omccr- capture snuggicr
Win iewcirN.

NEW YOmS, April 20.--rho customs
officers made big xufu Of Juwglry
NJ the White star pier today. juice
DE La Motto, a cabin passenger from
Liverpool, on his way home 10 San
Francisco, was the suugglcf. The
jewelry 10 valued at 5000. A special
customs inspector noticed something
suspicious Ia the mans movements az
he dcscendcd the Steamship gang.
plank, aud took him into the cXami.
nation room and searched him. He
found concealed on his person two
pairs Of diamond rings, breach and
bracelets, a pair Of ornaments, pearl
breach pnd scarf pin, gold watch,
,chaiu, lady's watch, gold ring,
two bracelets, two gold lock,ta, gold
chain and charm, iivo pieces Of gold
Jowelry, eight tablespoons, seven tea.
spoons and eight forks. The goods
were con lscatcd, ana the man arrested
and br0Jght before United states Com.
missioner Shields this afternoon, and
gave his address m all Pine street, san
Francisco. Hebought the goods found
ON him In Paris, paying $1,000 tor
them. Commissioner Shields held
him In s2bUO bail, and s1t his txaui.
nation down for tomorrow morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

be represented at the National Demo.
critic convention 10 assemble nj
Chicago June 2lst. There will be $50
seats set apart for the daily ptess-a
larger number than has been assigned
nt any previous national convention.
The press committee requests that
applications be forwarded TO reach
Washington no, later than Msy 10th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

Two or three small pastures are bcttor
than one largo one. The cattle may be
turned out week earlier, and when one
fold b. eaten wgli down thoy can be
turned into another. They can always
have fresh grass II changed every week
or two, The pasture will last longer
and tho cattle ba buit,r for frequent
changing Too many fences aro not de-
sirablc, bnt a -four or hye strand blrh
wire fence may be- built chcaply or u
movable fcuco used and changed a.
wanted. American Cultiyator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

In experiments conducted nj the Wis
consin station 1t was found that Ia fat.
tening hogs $50 pounds Of potatoes took
the place OF l1s pounds Of cornmeal, or.
in other words, ilJ pounds Of potatoes
were required TO take the place Of 100
pounds OF cornmoal This makes one
pound OF cornmoal worth nearly ~
pounds Of potatoes. As several lots Of
animals were experimental on IL "a
hardly possible that the results arc very
far from tho average.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

BALTIMORE, April 90. 49, At the
meeting Of the National Civil Service
NsloTm League gapen were real rs
lollnwsi Application VI the reform
system TO public lahorers," Chas. n.
Russell, Mass; "Postmasters, their
method OF appointment, term mud
Tenure" r. r.. Woods. George VIM,
Curtis was unanimously reelected
President.
NJ the afternoon session "A letter
nom VIM. Dudley Fouke OF Indiana
TO PRESIDENT Harrison, dated December
.olhi was read. IL called his attention
10 the fact that the civil Service Com.
mlsslonets had repeatedly urged that
the civil service law he extended 10
post onlees having twenty-five en-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

wAauNGToN, April 90. Wilcox,
chairman Of the House census com
mittec, will call up In the House the
resolution 10 investigate the census
Office nj the hrst opportunity, and, n
this does not occur soon, the Speaker
will bring In q rule from the rules com
mitteo mating It aspeciGl order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30
Another rarihaunL. shock In Gait.
tornta.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 90. go An
earthquake shock was felt here nj 400
today. The vibrations were from north
10 south.
An earthquake shock Ia reported Mt
Nacaville, Espafto and Winters shortly
after four O'Clock this afternoon. The
shock was strong NJ Naohvllle. but no
damage IL yet reported. The vibration
was severe Mt E-parto, but no damage
was done beyond the fall Of some scat.
folding. Some bricks are reported 10
have fallen at Winters, and y man re.
ported injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

GRAssA, france, April 20.-Mrs.
Deacon has lett France to avoid being
suhponaed asa witness ut tho trial Of
her husband on the charge Of man.
slaughter for killing Abeiile, which
will begin May Goth. Deacon, who Ia
now out on hail, must surrender to the
authorities five days before the trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

MeTchant-Your credentials arc satis-
factory, Have you u grandmother
Youth-No, sir
Amy dear old aunts"
"No. SIR"
"Or great.auntsY
mo, sir"
"Or any other relatives who will be
likely to dio during tho baseball sea.
SOM
mo, SIR
"Noull do."-GOol News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

Closed on Account of the Threats of
the Anarchists.


PARIs, April 20.--Tho publlc CALLER.
les u the Bnursc were closed today Ia
consequence u the receipt ~ Letters by
the Syndic, threatening 10 blow ny the
Bourie. a bomb, with n halfburnod
fuse attached, wss found In the Rue
FleuTes today. Two loaded bomts
were found In the church nt 81. Dfuis.
The sub.prciect nj Espslion wan
burned today. The lire Ia attributed
u anarchists.
Waiter Shcrot, who informed the
police Of nayachol's custom Of dining
NJ Very's restaurant, has lett Paris on
account " tie numerous threatening
letters he received.
la france snys that the Ffurch
government II convinced that tie An
Archists In Frarce are only. tho tools Of
iOieign lnatigaion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

MILWAUKEE. April s9.-The body
OF Peter Rupp, prominent young
attorney who came near election as
Judge Of the Supreme Court, was found
In the river this morning. As the
guardian ola minor child he was an
cmb,zller, aud II is supposed no sui.
oided through shame.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

at Horonai colliery March 18TH. a
hundred mud fity cOnviots nni one
hundred miners were employed IN the
colliery, and anumher were killed OF
fatally injured. The tanage to the
mine was $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

rhMPrRlNo VITA THE SOLDIERS
At MALE.
" TELEGRAM 10 the Srwt
BERLIN ANAHCItIsIS.
Ihc Police Raid Printing Establish
utrut

BERLIN, April cat late hour
tonight the police made descent upon
the socialists plant tOr printing n paper
containing articles Of scditious and
strongly inflammatory character. The
raidef seized number Of manuscripts
written Tor publication IN the special
Issue on May day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

LONDON, April 29,-Erom dispatches
received here It Is learned that nm cpl.
demic of virulent type OF influenza
u rnvaging the people Of Southern
Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30
Newspaper Heprc-enta,Iyes WIN oct
seats.

WAsuuSgroS, April 29.-Upon in
yItalioD Of the National Democratic
committee, the standing committee Of
the Washington correspondents has
agreed to take charge OF the assign
mont Of seats to the working repre-.
sentatiyes Of newspapers which will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30
The New York sub-Trcasuay Reported
Eabbed.

NEW YoRH, April 20.-wsshington
ndvlces report the robbery OF the sub.
treasury in this city tonight OF large
sum OF money. There Ia no possible
way Of verifying tho rumor tonight.
NJ police headquarters absolutely moth.
ihg Is known Of such a report, and the
report Ia lightly treated.
Ellis II. Roberts, assistant treasurer
Of The United States, told u reporter to.
night that nobody had tapped Uncle
ham's strong box In Wall street. He
remained NJ the office IN the sub.
treasury building long after the busi.
ness Jay was over, and when he went
home everything was In proper con.
dltlun.
illlLADELpHIA, April GA promi
heht New York hnancier telegraphcd
nIriond IN this city tonight that the
United StRtcl sub.trcasury Mt New
YORK had breurobbed Of Sl9j 900 lust
G.Icf Inc close Of banking hours. The
affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

a deaf mute of Wtnfred, W. Va.
named Meadows, while walking about
his homo snegzed violently twice and
fall doad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

a smart old lady Of our village, In her
soyonty-iifth year, spun hyo skoius OF
yarn one morning and then went out
sliding with her grandson in tho after.
noon.-Farmingiou Me- Chronicle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

A potrihed human body was taken
from tho Phllipsburs a., J,) cemetery
one day recently. Tho body was buried
sixteen years ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

Nassar's share OF tho Faycrwea,her
bequest, $4,000, IS TO be used Ia build
ing the now doriuitory made necessary
by tho increase IN tho number Of stu.
dents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30

Sr. PAUL, April 70. - Dispatches
from western and northwestern parts OF
Minnesota report severe snowstorm
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-30
Tue Nco,chIri.h JSngres..

ATLANTA, Ga, April 20.-At the
second day session OF the Scotch Irish
congress Professor White OF Washing
ton and Lees University delivered an
atl.ess on "rhreo Ideals-tho PuTl.
tan, theCavalier AMI the Scoich-l rish."
Professor George McClosl,ie Of Prince.
ton University addressed the congress
on "Ihc Evolution OF the Scotch.l IRISH
Race" DR.. Henry Qulgg Of Georgia
and Major Smith (ijill Art) spoke on
"rhe Georgia Cracket." George n.
Frye OF Spfingville, o., will invite the
congress 10 meet there next year, aud
Henry Wallace Of Dts MOiues viii ask
1t 10 80 10 that city. Frye nominated
Governor Mckinley Of Ohio for mem.
bershlp, aud he was unanimously
elected. Pat Calhoun tonight addressed
the cougre0s on "rho Sootch.lrish OF
Georgia."
The Scolch.Irlsh congress elected the
following 0iilcers: Robert Bonner,
president; Rev. John =. Mclnt
yice'pres,dent, secretary, A. q. Floyd,
Columbia, Tenn; treasurer, John Me.
lllhonny, Pennsylvania. Among the
vice presidents for Caliiofnia is Alex.
hndet Montgomery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The case of Gaines against the Common
wealth. from the Circuit court OF Essex was
argued before the Supreme Court by Mr.
Th mas Cr1At0n yesterday his is an ap-
peal III a murder case. where George Gaines
lcoloredl was sentenced 10 hang for killing
d. T. Carleton ID store IA that county IN
August 1880
The following decisions were handed down
Parish against Parish. From tho County
Court of Cumberland county. Affirmed,
judge Lewis delivering tie opinion.
johnson against fry. From the Circuit
Court of Madison county. Reversed. Judge
Lacy delivering tie opinion.
Mosbv against Pauls administration. fr m
the Circuit Cougt o- Augusta county. Re
vorsed Judge Iauntcruy delivering tie
Echmond and Danyiilo Railroad Com
pany against Burnett. From the Circuit
Court %. Fairfax county. Affirmed, Judge
richardson delivering the opinion.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
asainst Aunnaly's administrator. From the
Circuit Court OK Prince Edward county. Az
hrMel. Judge .liutO- delivering the opinion.
Carpeutel against Gold. Prom the Circuit
Court Cl Clarke county Affirmed Oh one
point in the case tie Court was unanimous
on tie facts tho Court was equally divided
Judge Lewis delivering the opinion.
Thompson against Carpenter. From the
Circuit Court Ol Clarke county. Reversed
judge acy delivering tue opinion.
Norfolk and Western .alr al Company
ain,t Carpers admlnistra or. FROM tile
rcmt Court of Pulaski county. Reversed
Ju 20 acy BE iyer.ng the opinion.
Go win against Whitehead. From the
CORPORATION Court OF Norfolk Affirmed
judge Lacy delivering the opinion; Judge
IauutlerOy deliver n tile DISSENTING opinion.
Porter against Christian. From tue Corp5-
ration Court OF ynchburs. Appeal dis
missed imprOyidently awarded. Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion.
Richardson against Farrar. Judge De-
murrer and answer fled. Case set for 18th
OF January.
Brown against Commonwealth. Writ Of
error and supersedeas awarded 10 a Judgment
rendered by tho Circuit Court of Franklin
county az the August term. 1891. not T. oper-
ate. t. discharge accused from custody.
Commonwealth against Roper. same agairs
DCdson and same against Rallintne. Further
argued by Colonel h. L. Maury for defend
ants in error and Major X. Taylor Scott Tor
Commonwealth and submitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
EXTENSION OF THE CITY.
4 BILL BEFoRE THE LEGIsLATURE.
proceedIngs of the House and Sennte-Ihe
Norfolk Ferry Bill Passed-Rou'lne
Work of the Law Makers.

The Senate convened at noon yesterday
with Lieutenant-G Governor Tyler in the chalr'
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Cooper. on
motion Of Senator Parrish the House OH 10
amend the act Incorporating the Midlothian
Manchester and Richmond Railroad and Mn
ing Company was taken up and passed.
The following bills were presented ana re-
ferred. By Senator Watson. To incorporate
the Richmond. No:toway and Blackstone
railroad. By Senator Loyenste.n. 10 extend
the boundaries of Richmond. bY SeH"I-'
Harnsberger. 10 make the bridge az 9nenH ~
doah q toll bridge. Bv Senator " e4l9. ~, ~
incorporate the Gladevile Railroad - ll''i ~
Of Wise county. By Senator LoyensIe.n.
e-,erd tle Sct incoruoratiNg the Virginia
Safe DEPOSIT and Fidelity Company "fP
senator Marshall offered the following
-,eoirtio,. That the Committee on FINANCE
aud Ranks be instructed % inquire INTO lhe
eypediencv of appointing ~ elecung o'"'e
bank examiner. whose duty II suail Or 20 cN-
anime 10 stated periods. into the conD.'.DH
oi ali State and private BANKING CON tN-i'9s'
all trust and loan companies ana otLef COM
Danies receiving money on deposit. anu re-
mort bv bin or otherwise. The resolution WAS
agreed TO- .c.4.-
Tie second bill passed. was that OF senator
TYLER 10 authorize the Old Dominion Laua
COMPANY Ia guarantee tie bonds and ~ SUD
scribe 10, purchase or otherwise acquire ~
stock OF any Joint stock com any tocn.9- vi
doing bus.ne 40 or near Newport News NV
confirming the guarantee or US DoA"' ~ 80
substitution 70 a purchase OF tho 80 OK %. any
Joint stock company heretofore MADE AH1io
being no other bills upon the casuu"' 'N0
Senate AL burned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Mr.. James X. Dabney died wednesday a.
his country home. Exchange. IN Gioucestte .,
county in the seventy seventh year o. IL
age. Mr. Dabney was a true type OF tls o, Va
Virginia gentleman. man loved anu
spected by all who knew him. and one WI WI
filed every position in life with h9hof ~" i,,
credit. lie was ever ready to iend ne.I'
ing hand TO every charitable pui-
pose. and many heart Las ueeI
made happy by lis generosity anu
Kindness. He WAS a son OF ~ james
Iabney and inherited Exchange. one OF . .l.
largest and richest plantations IN 0loucgs.ei
county. A man Of wealth. culture ana re-
fnemen.t he followed with great success 1uo
avocation of farmer. He married MISS Ello,y
Tabb of Tabbsberry. Gloucester COUNTY ,
whose mOtherwa niece of General r 9reii, li.
a distinguished soldier of Maryland. ono o
is mn aunt o. the present reptesseehar,l IN
TO the House from Gloucester. >. \. laDo,
Mr. Dabney's wife and seven children survive
him. Trey are James. Mrs. James Duhcan'
of Norfolk: franklin William. TODD, tNe,S Il
and Leake. Mr. Todd Dabnev married q
Richmond lady and IS now living near TINS
city. Deceased was we'll known III TINS Guy
where he las many friends ana connecll,g,n ,
and the announcement of his death VIII DO
read with deep regret.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Rirbm0nd.-W William Ellison, special COM
missioner 10 Moses Hutzler and others in-
terests of Fanny and Memo Mitteldorfer IN
.3 5-6 feet on north side Broadstreet. 3l75Il4;
eallio +. Erambert TO s. w. Skinner and
others. Interest in 80 feet on east side TWENTY
EIGHTH street. between Broad and Marshall
@2l250.
Herr0-W. A. Moncu-e. special commits
siouer to H. $. Watkins. interest of Isaac A.
G0ddln in several parcels Of zeal estate. 5000
Virginia Land and Loan Company % kd.
ward Fchols. trustee. 30 feet on extension OF
Clay street. g
n s. Watkins 20 F. Sitterding. l22 feet on
Rose street. southeast corner ST. Peter -30I.
y. G.. Williams. lr. trustee. 10 West View
church trustees. go feet on Cary street. south
west corner Meadow, reserying vendors lien
for 81 ,GJS.1j, al 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Tho docket yesterday was unmarked 10y any
unusual charge or crime of especial gravity
Jack Willis and William Jackson. aI"s zoo
frev 0both white. were sent TO jail for SIX
months on the charge of stealing lot OF rub,
Der hose. on the day previous they canned
10 have received the hose IN Hanover county,
but yesterdae Mr. W D. Mestwood. builder
I'M Ills c;tv identified the hose as having been
stolen from him on the previous night. James
Burnes lwhtcI WAS sent up for thirty days Tor
being drunk. He was in court On the
same charge on the day previous,
but pleading that it was his first
effort IN that line he was discharged. Rob
ert Smith c0l0red) was sent % Jail for s'Xty
DAYS on the charge of being suspicious
character Lewis johnson lcolored) was
fined 81. o for disorderly conduct upon the
street. Solomon and Clarence Peasants
colored). who were not related, were
fined $3.50 each for lighting on the street.
James Georoe and James Scott c0lOredl,
charged with being suspicious characters
were sent up for ninety days each.