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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
PIRACY IN CHINESE WATERS
A Steamer Captured by 0 Gang Of
BlOtdiAlTsly Robbers.
The crew And Passengers Cruelty
lnssacrsd.-N nutch ship
In Pursuit.

VICTORIA, II. g., Sept g. 49, The
steamship Empress Of China brings
news for many months. The coaot OF
Acheen has been haunted by native
Chinese pirates. In July the private
steamer OF tho Chinese consul nj
Penang ell into lhelr hands. Twenty
four men on board were murdered and
fifteen seriously injured, and they ear
rled oil $4,000. Tho gang con.
sisted Of twelve Achenese who
had smuggled arms aboard aud
embarked a. passengers. Opposite
Sim Pong OHM they murdered the
wheelman aud man named Alex.
Ander, Of Bfo0klyn, standing near.
Then they tAnmod the vessel aground.
A general massacre followed. Passeu.
gers aud crew were Unfortunately
slaughtered, including Captain Wood.
Having secured S20,ODO Ia American
money tho pirates left tho vessel
In two Of the ships boats, talk.
ing with them some Of the pnsgen.
gers including two American women.
Those Of this crew who were left alive
lowered another boat 10 20 10 their
assistance, but tue eighteen Remaining
Passengers were afraid TO be- left
behind aud rushed into the boat, sluk.
ing II. All we're drowned. Subse-
quontly thu Duloh gunbOat Madun
appeared and rescued the remaining
persons aboard When tue ifatea 10.
turned they were fired on by the blue
Jackets and driven OIL Fen were
killed. The Dutch warship 10 In puT.
suit Of the pirates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
OUR SINGERS ARE ANXIOUS,
Tho Welsh Male Chorus Probably
Wins Yesterdays Contest
The Great Event OF Friday Causes
some Nervousness. -- Every thinE
welsh Has she Cell on Applause.

SPECIAL btpdith % ne NiwA
CHICAGO, sept. O.-No decision has
been announced yet In the competition
Of male voice choruscs for the lesser
prize. The Judges will make this sn.
nouncement Friday evening after the
main contest Tor the 5000 prs, ~
both decisions will come together. My
Impression anu that Of stephens II
that the $1,000 prize will 10 TO one Oi
TIE male voice chorusoa from Wales.
The mems singing was superb anu
showed tho members 10 be Rl profcs-
siOnals.
Tho Salt Lake male chorus led the
American niugors and were we'll ap-
plnuded, but were Just n lite out.
classcd by the PROFESSIONALS from over
the water. This loss Of this pfizs viii
DO no disappointment A. 5trph- rus
knew OF the powers OF the Wohh
chorus.
The main composition Friday ~ for
mixed voices, ami there are no foreign
entties. TIE only cause ~ anxiety IL
now tie nervousness Of cur Gins efs,
who are undonlably oppressed little
ON account Of the all-prfyading pafti.
bauship existing on tho part OF the
audiences. Everything Welsh N tc-
oeivcd with screams almost Of delirium.
Nothing else seems 10 be counted for
much. Ono Of the three Judges Ia n
Welrhmau, but ia said 10 be Of high
character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
BrlnkerhoG,s Death.

Yesterdays dispatches contained
brief mention OF the killing Of JRcot
Brinkerhon, formerly OF this city, az
tho Clyde mining district on Lost
river, AltuTas county, Idaho. Tho
murderer was Fred schmidt. Further
particulars received today state that
both men were intoxicated aud had "A
dispute when, II IL alleged, BtinEefhotl
called Smith q vile name aud a fight
ruHuee. smith knocked BrlnkeTh0H
down, held min anu kicked him about
the luugs, heart and groin until tho
victim became inseuslble. lie then
jumptd on his neck with both feet,
standing some time. Othen Tow in
terfeTed anu took Smith away from his
victim. BrinktthUl died rs hours
later. Dr. Peters testified nj
tho coroner's inquest that Brin-
kerhOd died oil congestion OF
the lungs, caused by the kieking sus-
tanned. Settlers In the vicinity, hor.
rlded at Smith'a brutality, would have
lynohed him had he not been removed
by tho officers before his victim
died.
Jacob Brinkernon was an old timer
In the West. He formerly managed
Haley a leh's stage line between
Boise ami Walla Walla. He married
into the Margelts family Ia this city.
he mas married daughter in Park
Ci,y and another at school la Logan,
Ulah. During the past eight or ten
years no has been opening mines la
the Clyde district He was aged % or
B3 yeaTe.
Smith was lodged IN the Haley
jail charged with murder. lie IL 10
German aged 80, and has been IN the
United States IL years. IL Il said ia {
he COS not seem to realize the grayi
OF the crime with which he Is ohurg al.
He h accused OF shooting down cattle
or other stock that strayed onto a ranch
Of which hu had charge, also with
driving a piichfOTk into n valuable
horse few weeks ago. For the last
otienee, which he denied, BIO WIS Tut
under 5000 bonds 10 Erep tho peace.
lie will pe held subject to ths order Of
the district court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.


Wednesday, September 9th, q. h.
Larson VS. W. II. Patten ct al.
Thursday, September 7th, Mary
Mangrum vs. $. @. Mangrum.
Friday, September sth, People Va
X. l.. Beddlngfield.
The People VI James q. Haues.
Saturday, September 9th, John
Viokers Va Heber Is. Ockey,
Monday, September llth, National
Bank OF Commerce OF Provo vs. John
Dewey ct al.
Tuesday, September 18th, Thomas
Wright, JT. W H., Winchester ct nj.
Wednesday, September 1871, Charles
Footu VI John Whitbeck.
Thursday, September l4th, Hyde q
whitmoro ct al w Thomas Wright,
Jr., ct nj.
j. b. Jennings vs. Irving A. Benton.
Friday, September 10Th, George w.
Ivory vs. Joseph Nelson.
Joseph f. Wright VI l.. q. Cross.
mnn Of al.
Phoebe J, Minohey Va Calvin
MinCey.
Saturday, September 10Th, Fish
Springs Mining company vs. Charles
CTlssman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
GETTING SERIOUS.
Work on The Gravity Ssgsr Nay DO
Suspended Soon.
LAX OF FUNDS the CAUSE.
not Improbable that the Entire
Machinery of the cny Government
VIII be stopped.

Few persons comparatively realiz,
tho extremely serious condition Of tho
governmental affairs Of the city at the
present time. The appropriation
Of over $4,000 by the City
Council last night snd consequently
the issuing Of additional warrants
covering that amount contributed
largely TO "a gloom today that la certain
quarters hangs like n pail, LOT blauknsss
and indicates clearly the direction In
which municipal matters In general arc
dufiug.
IL Il Estimated that some Of the war.
rants that aro Outstanding today eau.
not 10 paid uudor tho moot favorable
cifcumstauccs Tor Two ycars, Iona
time ior the holders Of such paper to
wait Tor their money.
The cash revenue VI tho city In tho
shape Of taxes viii be cut down to an
alarming extent this year by the col.
lrciuTs acceptance OF WARRANTS, aud aa
nearly slUO,UlJ II necessary To pay the
uuai interest on bonds alone.
a ognsrrvilive municipal nnan.
ciet goes rU far ~ TO state
that the city viii 10 plunged Ia
dcbt Al the end Of the present year,
over aud above tue bonding limit, 10.
tween 100000 anu $500, 900. lie IL also
! confident that the proposed bonds sale
cannot be contaminated. SO relief cnu.
not De- obtained from that source. Ills
positively stated that the work or con.
stfuciing the gravity sewer cannot be-
carried out ~ originally contemplated
aud that no work VIII be done this year
south Of Niath North street. II Ia
also said IN all seriousness that work
on the sysiem may lhave 10 be- shut
down entirely for lack Of funds with
Inch 10 carry it on.
"what III worse still" said an At
torney this afternoon, "the city may
ravo 10 he vnjoined within the nuxt
sixty Jays au1 n general hiatt anu &c.
counting called Tor. Certain ~ 10
that something must DO done TO pre-.
vent further Disaster"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

Social alley. Tic assistance FOR which
she asked was gtantcI, ~ on one or
Two fofmor occasions, anu then n was
that she Inquired:
"Gentlemon, which would DO the
best way inr the yet q divofct2"
"App'y TO an attorney, Dimm. dlateIy
restondui 5elcotman hlorfii; ~ whicn
Mrs. Neiisuu, with a emile aud shake
Of the head, answered!
"But that costs money. doesn't ii?D
None OF tue scicU.m ught TO de-
ny that fact, aud ~ Mrs. Nielsen
turned away 10 leave tho room she thus
soiilsquiz Il;
"Well, men always arc trouble,
anyway They're trouble to htlI
aud trouble ~ cot sid of!D
IL seems that tho woman aud her
husband, for some uurN plalued reason,
have lived apart for a cUunlo q Yeas
OF more, but that, getting tired OF this
sort OF ihiuf, the wife h now anxious
To have the matrimonial knot united
ny aid Of the law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
Tho cemmIllse on nnIts.

WAsuiSGToN, Sept. 0.--The com.
mittue on rules, presided over by
Speaker Crisp, was this morning forced
10 publicly acknowledge the defeat In
the House In the effort 10 lea the
Democratic majority and secure the
adoption " a rule making u hundred
members aquOrum Ia tlIe committee
OF the whole. when the House 70.
sumed the debate on tho rules the
announcement was made that the
committee IN Difference 10 the oh.
lection by some prominent Demo
cratic membrTs had decided 10
abandon that rule. Citchlngs
explained that 40 many Democratic
members opposed, that the committee
on rules decided 10 accept kyle's
amendment restoring the size Of the
quorum To n majority Of the House.
Inc announcement ptecipitalei
lively debate.
Deliver, Louisiana, said he was lust
about 20 make u speech IN favor Of tho
proposition from which the committee
hal just TetTeated. He was sorry the
committee surrendered. 10 liver then
proceeded 10 defend eX.SpeaKer Reed
In his course an Speaker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
pnrlIcnInrs oil a Shoollnr.

The Bolsu Statesman gives the 'ol.
lowing particulars regarding the shoo..
ing Of Charles Fl,Rk by WIN. Foa,
and the surrender VI the latter ~ the
ufiicers at HALEY, Idaho:
About 10 O'Clock SUNDAY morning
William Fox sought Sherin jackson
ut HALEY aud gave himself NJ, saying
he had killed Charles Firak, soldier,
GU skeleton creek, a tributary OF South
Boise river, Alturas county. The
silling occurred la.t Friday. The day
Immediately preceding Fienk went 1,
Skeleton creek, where Fox kcpt his
dock OF sheep, assisted by n herder.
Fieak said he would bring his sheep
there the next day. Fox replied that
briug there with ms sheep, Fleak
should 80 elsewhere with hls.
The n,xtday, Friday, Ficak brought
his sheep 10 Skeleton creek aud drove
them IN among Fox's. The latter re-
monstTated, whrn Fiuak began driving
tho two bands Of sheep indisU.imi-
natoly. Fox objected nnt tried u picl.
his sheep out from the Fleak band and
the latter shot Al him with n rifle, but
missed him. Fox thereupou dis
charged rifle shot, killing Fleak.
Leaving his herdrr Ia charge, Fox
rode 30 Soldier, where he left word to
have Flrak's brother Informed OF what
lac had done. He then came TO Hailey
10 give himself up. Fox Isl native Of
Illinois, about % years old. lie came
west In lsis, aud has followed the
miuing camps ever since. Ho has
lived In California, Utah aud Idaho.
He quit mining and bought a band Of
sheep with his savings when getting
too old TO work, He has never had
any trouble OF any kind before. Fleak's
remains are not yet brought In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
ALL OVER A SnANTY.
An Offended Landlord Demands Salts.
faction for GricYOus Olensoi

John l.. Anskln, a dweller on Grape
street, Bessie Annkln, his mother, and
Gertrude Anakin, his sister (the 70.
mal1s being residents Of north Third
West stree }, were arrested this morn.
Ing By Deputy Sheriff O'Brlen ON n
charge Of trcspara. Last night Judah
Howells went before Commissio ner
NorToll and swore out tho warrant for
thoir arrebi; and thu trouble arose In
this wise.
For some three years past Mrs. A ma
kin has rented house from tue com.
plainRnt In the northern part Of the
city, and which until lately che had
been running as a boarding establish.
ment. About two years ago the lady
obtained permission from her landlord
10 erect substantial wooden shanty
Contiguous to the premises, anu
1t was over the removal Of this
yesterday that the alleged treapRss 90.
CURED. On leaving the placs Mrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

On that provision will bo
tuueiniin postponed. lie thinks
thufe will De macy opportunities TO
secure compromise Ia the alnond-
mrut stage, auu c1ntended that there IL
% strong possibility VI thv revival OF the
Bland.A llisOn law.
Its ming 10 be apparent that the
opponents %, tho Voorhees, bill have "a
better Organization than was supposed
nud the friends Of the measure arc
beginning % realize that tho battle VIII
DO snbbornly fought aud ovefy
move Ou their part resisted. The silver
mon openly alleged that N40thgcs's
reason Tor withdrawing his IL O'Clock
resolution was the feat that ha would
lo beaten IN the vote on IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
THAT "SPlRlTUALIST" MOBBlNG


Deputy Sheriff o'Bhen started out
for South Cottonwood this afternoon
with couple OF warrants for the arrest
OF one William Painter lying snugly In
his coat pocket These were Issued
from Commissioner Praips court on
the complaints Of Otto HRnish and
James Brighouss respectively, who
charge that Painter has uulawiully
assaulted them. The alhir Is said 10
have had IT, origin In tho "spirituRllst"
mobbing which occurred gt South
Cottonwood on Saturday night, and
which struck such terror into the
hearts OF the more peacuable residents
VI that usually quiet spot,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
TOPICS OF TIE DAY.
Temporary Victory for Tue Repeal
Men In tao Senate.
TUE EIsrrOrODD Ar THE FAIR.
uore Lsb)r Troubles In England. "A
Ba,J Day Tor the Army
Veterans.

wAuuNGIoN, Sept. Gin the
senstc, Cullom introduced bill 10
,opeal all acts for the creation and
maintenance Of a sinking fund. Re.
iensd.
Hssllutlous were reported from
the committee on privileges and
elections, granting $500 each
10 John ID. Allen tWnehing.
nn. Lee Mantle (Montaual aud
A.C. Beckwith (wyomingl Tor the
lime and expense Ia prosecuting their
csims 20 featH la the Senate. l'e-
lsffrd 10 tho committee on contingent
expenses.
fho Vice President laid before the
gpato the resolution OF Voorhees,
rsauging the hour for the meeting OF
The Senate 10 II O'Clock.
Voorhees, snid: safer full and
careful consultation with tho friends
on this side Of tho cham.
lea Of the bill TO repeal
The purchasing clause of the sherman
at aud In whose Judgment have been
accustomed TO conhdo aud whose
wishes cannot disregard, | will ask
that the resolution 10 over Tot tho
pfssont believing that n wo occupy
ihe time VI the Senate carefully nnd
elnscientlously, VIZ can make Ne much
tpecd, perhaps, Ne by IL adoption until
Al least later day"
The resolution was therefore laid
over, when the resolution OF Morgan
Ala, providing Tor n joint select COM
miltee Of finance was laid before the
senate.
Voorhees, gave notice that he would
nk, ana II necessary move, that 1t DO
iUrIrcd 10 the iinauco committee. A
harp debate occurred beiween Noor-
hees and Morgan ns 10 tho right OF the
latter ~ occupy the floor.
Morgan askod ~ tho rules had
been changed dufing his nhsugce aud
when informed by thu chair that
they had not, said he was IN order and
proceeded to address the Senate Ia
tuppOTt Of his resolution. At llH con.
CluHi0n the SENATE, thitty-soven ~
tWenty.onc, agreed 10 the motion by
Voorhees, that MorgRna resolution
should 40 10 the calendar anu the Sen.
ntb proceeded with the discussion Of
the repeal bill.
This h interpreted ~ a temporary
victory Ter the repeal men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
WITHIN OUR GATES.

George T.. Blair, business man ami
Democratic politician, vino has been
IN Cache county canyons fishing aud
huuting for two weeks,is with ua again
looking M pink as pOsy.
l., r. futile 4 Son, merchants Of
Manti, were observed In local
thoroughiates today. Tho former is
well known as member OF the Legis-
iaturu nnu both are conspicuous as all
round and upright business men.
Councilman l.. q. tarrick is homo
again from Brighton whittier lac went
10 TeCupefatu and overcome Ms much
a. possible an attack OF sickness. lie
has been shOrn OF fiesh To the extent
Of tweniy'eight pounds, but is feeling
better.
-.
j. b, Hyndman, alderman and
police magistrate Of Pittsburg, Pa, is
thus far on his way home from Idaho,
where he has been visiting his brother
whom he had not seen for aINteen
year,. lie has found lruu, placers anu
nor r""uiiterOus galeuA nll Hpflng-
In OFT toge her anu Is prep rcd to
eco .u..u,u- uulcluaiOn 10 ultua "a,
pTrssrd that thu West 10 a wonderful
country.
-.
Two distinguished Germans who are
90 a gloDp,olrcling tour favored the
NEWS with a call this morning. one
In Herr q. Ri,zhaupt Of . Luipsig dis
filling ana essential oils company;
twuut y.teyen years ngO he visited
Minneapolis, which was then on the
national uoulior aud Salt Lake wa-
regarded ar beng balanced on the oIge
Of creation; he he now confronting
tlme's transformations M practical
way. The other Is Herr Otto Meis-ue,
editor OF the Drogs'eH ZtHlHg, Leip-
zig, an observing anu a broau minded
member VI ths craft. A pleasant trIpl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

Anakin sskel her son % take down
the shanty, and while no YVES IN tue
act ~ doing ~ H0welis, " bose house
H. NJ the rear, came upcn the scene.
lie protected; ~ did the members nj
thr family At hin itttffrret ce. He
ayers that he was insulfcd; bat the
defendants dony this. Young Anakin
claims that HUwells raised his hand
against HE mother, and that all ho
himself then lid was 20 push his arm
aside.
The defendants were taken before
Commissioner Norrcll this forenoon
and plead not guilty. Hu placed the
male defendants bond ~ slnu, released
the women on their own fccOEuiznncps,
nnd fNnd the bearing Of the ease for
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

CHICAGO, Sept. Cat tho opening
Of the Catholic congress this morning
Archbishop Corrigan, New York,
delivered brief address. The dAy'a
work IN the congress was largely In
tho committees and the discussions
before the many sections into which
the congress Ia DIVIDED to better con-
slider In detail many subjects before It.
Among the addresses was one on
Trade Combinations, Strikes and Afbi.
trati0n, by Il, NJ. Douglas, u son OF the
late Stephen A. Douglas,
Otherepeakers were Frank j. Sherl-
dan. Dubuque; Il. Nj. Sharon, Daven-
port,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

KANSAS Cry, Sept 6.-rhs judges
Of the county court OF 81. Clair county
returned here, went back 10 Jail for
contempt OF the United Slatea court
for refusing to order a tax levy 10 pay
the bonded Indebtedness 10 construct u
railroad never built. They were re-.
leased from jail on furl0ugh last spring
pending the election to compounds
the matter. The proposition was
defeated and the Judges viii remain In
Jail until 1895, when their sentences
will be completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
WlLLlAMS'S PUNISHMENT.


Justice Gee evidently meant what
ho said last evening when no declared
that he would impose punishment on
Jim Williams for assaulting young
Msbry, az borne out by his conduct
today.
When the champion appeared In
court today he was ordered 10 stand
up, which no md. The Justice then
proceeded 10 deliver another lecture
on Willams's brutality and fined him
s75. Notice Of appeal was immediate.
~ given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
Likls Snlt Lake.

Henry Yates aud wife Of Holme,
CITY Kansas, are here on visit 10 his
sister, Mrs. Robert J. Knight Of the
Twrnti,th ward They are well I'm.
pressed with tho people aud clfcum.
rlan,es hercabDut, aud II h not In.
possible lhat they may DO added 10 the
iistoi our taxpayer at an early day.
NJ AMI Mrs. Yates will In all ptoha.
bllily remain here a couple u weeks
lohscrM any rate before returning 10
thelf kantas home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
Returned Elder.

Elder II. a. Rslser, OF thi, city,
called nj the NEWS tiilco this bf,ef.
noon, having returned rom a mission
q Europe. He left on June 27th,
1891, AMI has travelled in the German
aud Swiss mission, visiting Mannheim,
Berlin, MugdebuTg aud the eastern
parts Ut Swi'z srlAnd. He arrived IN
this city Sept. 3, 1898, having enjoy d
good health and gained much yalu.
able experience during his absence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
A RESTRAINING ORDER.
Trouble Among Stockholders OF the
Montreal Mining, Etc,
company.

Attorney James A. Williams on DO.
hall Of himself and other stockholders,
viz, Candido BalEareli, Paul BalzlTelt,
AdOlph Rossy, George weslorvelt and
4. b. Mexican, flied a complaint In
the Third district court this morning
against the Montreal Mining and
Smelling Co., Joseph A. Bush presl-
don't and Charles l.. Stebblns secretary.
Ia substance IL IL sut forth that tho
company mad undertaken TO sell (this
afternoon about 81, 600 shares Of stock
belonging TO the copper mine In ques-
ton, which 10 located near Millsrd;
that the assessment was illegal IN that
the notice published In local news.
paper was " ithuut authority from the
board OF directors OF nye or more
stockholders holding aud controlling
one.third OF the capital stock; that tile
president, j. A. Bush, nad con-
u0llcd the capital stock and put
some u his friends into the office OF
directors after besi0wing upon them n
lew shares OF nt0ck; that no has No con.
Quoted the business OF the company N
TO make IL oppressive on the remain
der OF the Stockholders; that he had
voted contracts 10 his vile aud also
worked the mine at "A cost Of S2j per
loot whereas II could have been done
for $40; further that he has charged the
company 90 day for his services when
instead VI being around the mine he
was In this city. a temporary restrain
Ing order was applied ioT, 10 be made
absolute upon the trial OF the case.
Judge Zane granted tho temporary
Injunction AS prayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

IuE ENGLIsm srnIKEns.
Disorders Again Reported. -Rcsidsnis
pAnic.strlcIen.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-rhe coiliery strlk.
'n were again RESTLESS today. Reports
nom Aliroton and Chesterfield are 10
we effect that disorders have again
uioken out rhs residents are panic.
,,uieken, a mob besieging the public
louses, and helping themselves IN
wat they want. a force OF dragons
las been sent TO the scene. Coal IL
yreomlng very scarce. Tho Midland
lallway will have to lay OIL 80 passen.
gsl ,falua alter Monday, because Of
NE lack Of coal.
a. l1 hundred miners marched 10
AgAooroush collicry, Yorkshire, over.
l9Ntfel small force police, drove oil
se officials and set ffe 10 the
euoss, seriously damaging tho
lAehinery aud books. They then
llehed TO the brewery, but tho
HtWcf saved HE property by rolling
NY many barrels OF beer. Tho crowd
weh proceeded TO Denoby and repeat.
vine earlier Performance. There Ia
HslI excitement In tho district. The
a,Ang In Leeds continues aud several
F'tohs were injured.
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The Duck Hunters.

Three duck hunters, Henry Neder,
Walter Naylor and Seth Stone, IT,,
who wero arrested on Sunday after.
noon on charge Of killing game out
Of season, appeared before Commits.
sioner Pratt late yesterday afternoon.
Neder was shown 10 have been tho
chief OF the duck hunting party and
was fined Sl2; Naylor was required TO
pay s., ami Stone, who protested his
innOcenCe throughout, was acquitted.
Two more defendants failed 10 appear
AZ required, These were A, Magnusa
and 4. T.. Dawson OF Mil Greek.