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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

CAPT. PICKING. commanding the
United States naval force at Rio. ca
bled the navy department. on the 18th.
that President Peixoto had made prep
arations for big battle between his
forces and those of Admiral Mello.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

Mrs. ZrILA NIcoLAus. who recently
brought suit against George Gould Ia
recover a $4,000 check. which she al
legged he had taken from her by STRAIT
egy, has abandoned the suit. and. on
the i2th, left New York for Naples, on
the Hamburg-Amcrican liner Norman
mia, accompanied by "Al" human, who
was named in her complaint against
Mr.. Gould as her guardian.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

THE statement of the visible supply
of grain in store and afoat. on the
9th. as complied at the New York
produce exchange. is as follows:
Wheat, 7s.7s5, 900 bushels. increase,
G94.000 bushels Corn, 6.l5i. 900; de-
crease, 933.O0O. Oats, 4.103,0O0; de-
crease, 243.0o0. Rye. 630. 600; increase,
$4,000. Barley, 2.s,4,000; decrease,
4Gs. 600
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

FRANZ FERDINAND. heir to the
throne Of Austria Hungary. Will
shortly be betrothcd 10 Grand Duchess
Xenia, eldest daughter of the car.
The grand duchess was born April .,
1878.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

john WEsTGATE. the Lily Lake
farmer who issued circular calling
for 10. 600 armed and mounted men
to meet him on the lake front, Chica-
go. on the night of the 18th. has been
adjudged insane at Geneva, and taken
TO the asylum at Elgin. III.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

IT is charged that the American
Building. Loan and Investment society
of Chicago has suffered a loss of $780,
600 by the sbrinkage of its assets,
caused by the officers of the society
loaning money on virtually worthless
securities. and diverting funds to the
support Of variety music hall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

News reached Las Palomas, Mexico.
on the 18th. that a battle lasting for
several hours had been fought. on the
sth, in the Sierre Madrc mountains near
Colnia Juarcz, between the rebels
under Santa Ana Perez and 600 govern
ment troops. in which the latter, beng
ambushed. lost 100 killed. including
several officers. OF the rebels twenty
live were killed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec 14.-This
was an off day in the Anna Wagner
trial. the court taking recess to per-
init Prosecuting Attorney Holtzman's
presence i'm the supreme court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

THE Fresno Cal jury in the case Of
Outlaw Chris Evans. charged with the
murder of United States Deputy Mar
shals Wilson and McGinnis at Samp-
sons Flat. on the i4th. returned YER
diet of guilty of murder in the first de-
gree and fixed the penalty at life i'm
prisonment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22
Directors Chosen.

TERRE HAUrE. Ind, Dec. 1.-THE
stockholders of the Indiana x Lake
Michigan Railroad company met here
Wednesday and elected directors for
the ensuing year as follows: w. L.
McKeen. d. W. Minshall John q.
Williams, George L. harrington and
Benjamin McKeen. The directors will
elect officers next week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

THE Swiss government is disposed to
take measures against anarchists and
their right Of asylum in that country.
The procureur general will make list
of all the known anarchists in Switzer-
land. several hundred of whom are
known TO be living in the principal
centers. such as Zurich. Basic, 81. Gall
and Lugano.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

TACOMA, Wash. Dec. 1.-THE food
in the Palousc river Is rcccding. Much
lumber hay and live stock were lost,
but the reported loss Of life is not con-
frmcd. The property i"s. 10 Art. 600
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

JEFFERsoNvirLE.I Ind, Dec. ls.-Annie
Mitchell, 10 years old. daughter of a
patent medicine vender. was burned to
death cooking breakfast In this city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

A RULE was posted in the Armour
packing houses at Kansas City, Mo, on
the nth. tining every employee ten
cents for each oath uttered, the pro-
ceeds to 90 TO the unemployed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

THE action TO recover damages for
libel brought by Mr.. and Mrs Zicren-
berg. of the London "St. James Home
for Female Inebriates," against Mr..
Henry Laboucherc, the wcll-knowr
radical member Of parliament; and
proprietor of Truth. was decided, on
the 18th. the special jury returning "A
verdict for Mr.. Labouchcrc. The de-
tense was justification.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

The marriage OF Miss sAdele Grant.
daughter of the late Beach Grant. of
New York, 10 the earl of Essex. took
place, on the i4th. at ~. Margarets
church, Westminster London.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

WINAMAc, Ind, Dec. IL. Miss Max
inburg was acquitted here Wednesday
Of the charge Of kidnapping Ida For
sythc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

South BEND. Ind, Dec. IA. Patrick
Cor ners, project aud manager OF ath-
letics at Notre Dame university. is dead
of Brights disease. lie was ~ years
old
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

kNIGnTsTowS. Ind. Dee. IA. NJ.
Wood, merchant here. committed sui
eide Wednesday by shooting. lie was
in financial trouble.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

NJ FREr. formerly Swiss minister to
the United States. has been elected
president Of the Swiss confederation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

HENRY $. COCHRAN, the ex-chief
weigher of the Philadelphia mint, re-
Gently convicted of stealing sl25,ooo
worth of gold bullion from the insti
tuition. was. on the 18th, sentenced to
seven years and six months imprison-
ment in the Eastern Pennsylvania
penitentiary and to pay a fine Of $1,000
and costs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22
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ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIVER.



DoLoREs, Col, Dec. l6. A cour.c-
from Cortcz. the scat of Montezu,.;
county. at the southeastern corre- Of
the state. brings news of an attempted
Jail delivery and the killing Of oEe o.
those engaged in 1t.
Eight men are on trial Their, now
charged with the robbery of tie Rio
Grandc depot al Mancos in July. One
man appeared at a window. h, lding
up the express agent. station master
and IA number of citizens who Were
lounging about the place. He secsaei
5000 of the company's money and went
through the pockets Of everyone pres
ent. Detectives found that at least
some of the apparent victims were
really accomplices. and these are the
prisoners now on trial. n respes table
settler named Shaffer being charged
as the principal
Saturday night Deputy Sheriff Kelly
heard a noise in the Jail and cautiously
entered. He saw that someone c'.itsidc
was cutting a steel bar and that
Shaffcr was assisting on the inside
The deputy at once fired at the win
dow. striking the bar, which few into
atoms. Outside no trace could be
found. except trail Of blood, which
was followed a short distance.
Thursday. however. the dead body Of
the injured man was found in n gulch
near the town. which is in the widest
part of the state. The coroner says
that the dead man is prominent but
his identity is not disclosed. asst would
affect the trial Of the robbers.
Death Of Dr. David Thaver In Boston'
Rosroy. Dec I6.--Dr. David Thaycf,
one of thcs homeopathic phys.
clans Of Boston. died Thursday q
pncumonia. lie was born in BraintTec
i'm 1913. and his ancestors were among
those who came from England in the
Maynowcr.
DR.. Thavcr early became an . ho'-
ZIONIST and identified himself wish Gar
ison and his party, while his house was
an asylum for fugitive slaves many
years before the war. John Brown
visited him and received generous COB
tributions in aid of h:s project Of free
ing slaves in Missouri.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
MATHESON vs.. MATHESON.

A Divorce Suit in Which tho Wife AL
leges Cruel and Inhuman Treatment.
Catharine +. Matheson has fled suit
for divorce against her husband. Harry J.
Metheson. In her complaint Mrs. Mathe-
son AYERS that her husband has treated her
in q cruel and inhuman manner. In sup-
port of this she alleges that ON Aug. 20
1898. at their home al Canyon Ferry he
seized by the throat and choked her, al tho
same time drawing knife and saying he
would kill her. She also alleges that on
the same occasion he pointed . revolver at
her in a tn eateninR manner. saying he
would shoot her. She also alleges that In
in this city. he struck and ohoksd her, and
repeated the otfense in Septsmhsr OF the
same year. She also alleges that he has
failed to properly sup. ort her for more
than year past. and has not provided her
with the common necessarios of lie.
MIS-. Matheson alleged that the defend
ant is the owner of ons-half of the townsite
of Elliston and other real estate, and two
policies of life insurance of $500 each.
set aside for her use and that she be al
lowed the custody of the child. Thomas
Walter Matheson, aged three years. Tho
parties were married at Missoula. Feb. %,
1890.
In her complaint Mrs Matheson alleges
that her husband broke open her trunk aud
took from il a lot Of sApphires, which he
pawned. She has also hled q suit against
Jacob Yund, the pawnbroker, TO recover
these sapphires, which she says her hus-
| band took out of her trunk while they were
stopping al the Mineral Springs hotel In
July last. She values the sapphirss at
81. 600. Il. H. Howey 10 her attorney.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
NOT CAUSED BY DEMOCRATS.

Sensible Speech to Farmers by General
Weaver. OF Iowa
MOUNT GEETNA. Pa, Aug. 23.-Ths larR-
est crowd since the opening of the national
encampment of the Farmsrs' alliance as
semblsd TO-DAY. Whom Gen. Weaver. of
lows. arose to deliver an address this af-
ternoon. there we're probably 10000 people
on the ounds. He said the situation Of
to-day was not caused by the election Of .
democratic administration. That admin
istration 10 still enforcing republican laws
and interpreting laws the same As did Hsr-
rison. such a Gu Sc could not be brought
upon the country by q mere change OF sd-
ministrRtion.
Nor is it the result of the Sherman law.
Laws have been violated. A republican
secretary OF the treasury did not comply
with the law. They paid out gold. and the
secretary OF the treasury aided foreign con-
spirators when he had 1t In his hands 10
prevent this panic. This ID the real cause
Of these hard times. At the close of tho
sss .ss from p'Ges S.S her. w..
prosperity then among the farmers
of the north in spite of the loss of those
near and dear to them than there ever has
been since. The reason OF this prosperity
and good feeling was because there was an
imm0nse volume OF paper GU rency In clr-
culation. The financial system which con-
tracted the loss of Thousands Of homes.
innumerabls suicides. and the corruption
Of tho morals of tho people.
Az a result of thnt orims. psrpetratsd on
our PEOPLE from 1866 TO 1873 British capi-
tai has come in and got control of factor
les. railroads and finances. Scarcity of
money 10 what IL the matter. When the
farmers como into power, and they are go
inc in 10 power they will give more money
al home. They don't want money that will
90 abroad; that IL what is the matter with
cold.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
SOME FIRM FRIENDS,

Dearborn People Show Their Friondsh h p
for tho First NatiOnaL
To the Independent.
DEARBORN. Mont. Aug. %. 1s93.-Notioine G
III yonH paper Of yesterday an article with
the heading "A Suggestion" a. a NOR
chant and postmaster of Dearborn also
wish 70 make a suggestion on my part for
the welfare OF the First National bask. of
Helena. TO afford it every opportunity to re-
sumo. ! would be willing even to do bot
ter, as l have done business for many
years With the Institution, and have still a
large deposit, and NO one feels the want of
il more than do. But feel, AZ we'll as
many other depositors in this neighbor-
hood, that II the First National bank would
resume there would be quite a feeling Of
relief. and confidence would be at once ts-
stored. The First National bank il the
foundation and keystone OF the city Of
Helena and it's surroundings, and when q
mother institution like that fails We feel ~
If all goes with IL; and both myself and
others are anxiously waiting and counting
the days with eager hopes of its final
resumption. when wo hope TO still con-
time TO do and transact our business
and give the old time bank every chance
possible and am confident that the reopen
ing of the bank will nt once set the wheels
in motion and at once put more confidence
in the public than all the other institutions 9
combined.
"a friend in need Is friend indeed"
The First National bank has the good will
of all her friends. and she has moro than
she thinks; and she only needs to act and
inquire to that effect and she will find il so;
at least it certainly Is so in and around this
neighborhood. Let ne hear the good and
cheerful news we so earnestly desire, and
rest assured on the day of Its resum ption
will drink to the health and strength Of the
directors and the future prospe ,ity OF the
First National bank Of Helena.
Don't let it be spread abroad that Den
ver's six banks have all resumed and Hell
ens. the Denver of the west should not fol-
low suit. 1t would be q disofedit to the
country. ]. Lew. PostmA AsteY.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITI ES.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 23-Among tho pas
senGers from Honolulu last night was @.
Wilder. who resigned tho vice pr esidency
of the provisional government only an hour
before leaving Honolulu.
BAN FRANCIsco. Aug. 23.-Ground will he
broken for the midwintsr fair in Golden
Gate park Tomorrow and the wot of con-
struetinR the buildings and arranging the
grounds will be inauRuratcd.
New YoRK, Aug. 23.-Wallacs Il Sons.
manufacturer OF brass and copper goods,
have gone into the hands Of . receiver.
Their mills are At Ansonia, Conn, aud give
mploy msnt 10 about !. 400 hands.
DENVER. Aug. pr. l.. Woolsn, we'll
known throughout the west AZ "Uncls
Dick" died At Trinidad Inst night in his
eiahtisth year. He was tho greatest pioneer
In America and the Oldest Indian fighter IN
the world.
SAN FRANcIsoo. Aug. 2a--R. w. Parker.
who was arrested here NJ the request Of the
Chicago police. who accuse him OF obtain
ing 3D. 900 under false pretsnses. shot and
fatally wounded himself to-day IN tho pres
once Of his wife.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
PUSHING THE TUNNEL.

NJ. n. Keefe Has About 900 Feet Of His
Big Undertaking Yet to DO.
On jane 80 last there remained 1904 feet
of tunnel to be bored TO complete ths Busk-
Ivanhoe tunnel on the line of the Colorado
Midland railroad. NJ. II. Ksefs. of Helena.
the contractor for building tho tunnel.
estimates that the headings will meet in
four months time. The total length Of
the tunnel 10 94O0 feet The boring from
the Ivanhos end of the tunnel has been
temporarily suspended because of the trou-
BILE in keei lag the tunnel At that end FREQ
Of water, the pumping plant ereotsd for
that purpose having proved inadequate
Tho u ade of the tunnel desoends unifoi mly
from the lvanhoe so the Busk end. the lat
Ter being 1874 feet lower than tho Ivanhos
end; No q consequence water follows the
workings OF the tunnel into the hill q the
Iyauhoe end.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
ON THE RACE TRACK.

Flyers Over Eastera Courses Who Came
Under the Wire in Front
MONMOUTH PARK. Aug. 23.-Traek fair.
Five furongs-Miomao Queen, Blaokhawk,
Florence. los; six furlonas-Cactus. Lake
view. Yemen. 1:l64; mile and one-sixtssnth
-Raceland. Wildwood. 1:51; six furlonas-
Melody. Eetauket, Tsrrapin. 1:1SS4; Ave fur
longs-Stonensll. Joe Cotton. Peril, 1O3;
mile and one-sixteenth--Chisf Justice.
Best B and, Anna b., 1:b0la.
SARATOGA. Aug. 23.--Traok fair. Five fur
lonss-Capt. B own. Nick, Mslanie. 1:021<;
m,le-Rav s.. Equity. Tar and Tartar,
l:45ia; five furlongs-Rey el Santa Anita
Buokwa. Lady Rose. 1:o4A; six and half
fu lones-Lowlander. Santa Anna. Hume.
l:22t4 seven MISUNDERSTANDING. Ju2ur-
tha. Pat Woodcock, 1924; steeplechnse,
two miles and three-qusrters-Athol. The
Rat, GeYrin, 6s35.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
"BILLY, THE 70 g."

He Cut Finlander In = Quarrel in =
Saloon.
Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS, Aug. 23.-A Finlander IN
the employ Of the Great Northern, named
Elias Boklia, was stabbed in the saloon OF
Hans Olson this evening by man known
AZ Billy. tho Boss" the result Of . quarrel
over the possession of money. The muscle
on the left arm Was com pletely severed and
the flesh and muscle Of the right shoulder
cut away from the bone. disabling both
arms, should the victim live. The police
are in close pursuit of the asssiiant who
fed toward the Great Falls & Canada road.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
JUTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

d. w. Allen. of Helena. and Miss Dawr
Prescott, of st. Louis. wero married a,
Oakland. CAL, Aug. -.
D.J. Welch, administrator of the estate
Of Catherine Welch. has sold to Frank Il .
Shaw the house and lot Al Spruce and Mon
roe streets for 5,O0O.
G. o. Rice Il Co., of ST. Paul, who had
the contract to uinish the Montana club
building made an assignment Aug. Is to
Kennets CLARK. There are NO preferred
creditors.
on the charge of stealing a pair of pam
falcons and some othet property from tho
Sideboard few days ago. He denies the
charge and 10 out on bail.
Sheriff Curtis received q telegram ysster
day from Sheriff Cook, of OswsRo Kansas,
tollinQ him TO hold Gown. the man
wanted thsfe on the charge of rape, and
that he was coming for him.
East side residents complain of visits OF
chicken thieves. Several sufferers have put
their shotguns in shnps. ana IL will not be
surl sing il the east side furnishes coed
news item in the near future.
Chas. Nelson has filed proof of annual
,eprsssntation on tho Nelson quartz lode,
and has sold a iifth interest in the claim to
Gustavus Nelson for 5000. The claim Is
located in the Blue Cloud district
Montana mines NAYS palu III ulVluondo
since Jan. l, 1893, $Sll, ,625. divided as fol-
lows: Bald Butte. S37, 800; Bi-Metallic
$500, 600; Elkhorn, $l53. l25; Hoola Consoli-
dated, $llb, 600; Hope. xl50,0O0; Iron Noun
tain, $3O. 900; Parrott, Sl26.0
The citizens committee will meet this
evening at tho Boa d Of Trade rooms 10
hear further report from the committee
appointed TO devise ways 90 reduce county
expenses. The meeting promises 10 be in
terssting and there will undoubtedly be q
large attendance.
Burglars went through thu house of
Policeman w. @. Irwin last night between
nine and tsn O'Clock. while no one WAS in
the house. hev went in through the
kitchen, opened every door and window in
the house. ransaoked every drawer AND
closet. Mr. Twins trunk was torn 80
pieces and Sl0o In gold secured. Upstairs
a room occupied by W. p. Hough was ran
sacked and "a In silver secured.
Jack larus. In very much Intoxicated
con iition. was walking on upper Main
street yesterday. opposite the oity jail.
Jsiler Purcell notissd his condition. aud
called 10 him to como over and be locked
up, Larue accepted the invitation, evi-
dentiy appreoiatinl tho spirit in which IL
was given and in a few minutes he was
behind the bars. II all lawbreakers vera
as neoomm moJating AZ Larue, tho polioe
force could be reduced to the jaier.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Dsfauiter, Wanted in Ogden, Arrest
in Helena YasSsrdsy.

Dsfnultsr, Wanted in Ogdsn, Arrested
In Helena Yesterday.
Tuesday afternoon Deputy United 6tates
Marshal Chas. Budd received tsleR am
from Ogden requesting him 10 look ont for
Alfred Il. Nelson. secretary and manager OF
the Ogden Building and Loan association,
wanted In that city on tho charge OF ON
bszzling $4,000 belonging to she assooia-
tiou. The dispatch gavo description Of
the man and the number Of his Trunk
check. After short search Deputy Budd
located the trunk at the Montana Central
depot and set wstoh over II. A. the owner
did not appear he began . still hunt for
him. Thinking IL possible shat the man
might have visited sbms barber shop TO
have his bead and hair out to alter his
a; 70. s the deputy .. once v:ssa SON:
barber shop on broadway such man os he
described had had his beard shaved off. and
from the barber he found out that the mi n
had changed his p ince Albert and stove-
pipe tor another suit. which the barber gave
q minute description Of. He nt once went
back to the depot and there found Helena
man. who happened 10 know Mr.. Nelson,
getting the trunk checked.
Boon after the enbezzlsr himself put in
an appearance and WAS at once placed un-
der Arrest He denied being this man
Whntso. out the deputy saw letter stick
ing out OF his pocket and pulled IL ont. II
was addressed to A. II. Nelson. That was
,sll the proof Mr.. Budd wanted, and getting
hack he took him to the county jail and
teleeraphed the Ogden officials that he had
captured the man wanted. Nelson was
bound for Canada by the mcst direct route
and had ticket for Dunmore. Canada. in
bis pocket. This ticket had been pur-
chased at Dave GoldbsrR's. When searched
at the Jail only $24.05 WAS found on his
pcrsou. which. be said, was every cent he
had TO his name. He stated that three
years ago he was worth $4,000. but un-
lucky spoeulations had caused his ruin.
Nelson 10 between 40 and 80 ysnrs OF age
stout and we'll built, and Of good address
Those who know Gross. the Meaghsy county
dosperado. say Nelson greatly resemblss
him. In Nelson's trunk there was pair Of
owe Rlls aud certificate of mem bsrship in
the Utah Bar association. Del tuty Budd
will leave with his prisoner this morning
for Pocatello. where hs will turn him over
to Utah official.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
COM n ERCIAL SECESSION.

What Western Governors Think of tho
Proposition.
New York, Aug. 23.-The World prints
to-day opinions from number of western
governors upon the proposition of a COM
meroial division Of the U nited States. The
World telegraphed each of the Roverno of
western states these questions: First
What do you think of the petition of Kan
sas officials for commercial division be-
tween the west and east? second, what
would be the result OF the proposed conven-
tion of governors to consider shis?"
Governors Stone, of Missouri. Leweliing.
of Kansas, Pennoyer. of Oregon, boldly
favor the convention. Others heard from
oppose it, Gov. McGraw. of Washington,
says any man who proposes a secession of
states is as much a traitor to-day as in 1861.
Gov. Nelson. of Minnesota, expresses the
same sentiment. Gov. Boies, OF Iowa, says
it is unwise and does not think any consid-
ersble number of governors would attend
such convention.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
THREATENED THE ITALIANS.
They Wore FiiIing the Places of tn,
Strikers.

They Wore Fiilinx the Places OF the
Strikers.
New YoRK. Aug. 23.-Lopashorsmcn
strikers to-day assumed = threatening atti-
tudo towards the ltalians who are being
used to fill their places. Bicholo Gasado.
nm applicant for work. to whom the Eng
lish threats the strikers were un-
intellibls. was roughly handled, but
not before he cleared q path
way with shs inevitable stilletto. and had
led for some distance an exciting chaao. in
which over 200 strikers participated. Later
party of six Italians. leaving the wharf OF
the Clyde line. were attacked by number
Of lonRshorsmen. In the general melee
that followed. several were wounded by
paving stones and clubs that flew through
tho air. Knives were freely ussd and three
Italians were badly hurt
NAPLES, Aug. a3.-Ths cab drivers of this
oitv to-day went on = strike and consider
able fiosins followed their attempts TO in
ducs the drivers of other vehicles to join.
A number OF kiosks aud cabs were burned.
Five strikers aad four policemen wero seri-
ously injured.