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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

The funRM @ Captain james ~ Tylor the
wel-x9.tiu detective Bho died suddenly Mon
day evening, took p.a'o irom Trinity Methodist
cAurrh yesterday afternoon. mo ntiendnuce e
wss large ana included the thlef OF Polico and
oiler city officials. Rev Or. Whitehead cou-
Quoted tie services, and Captain Cunningham
sang two selections. Ibo renain5 were taken
10 Dawson. Hanover county, for lntermcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
nust yacc,n,,edin Boyaton.

ICorresDon ionce u the Richmcri Dspatch.l
BOYuTOS. Va. May lp.-Ine smallpox "a
spreading in LuneuDurg county, WIN "hich W.
are IN communication, and a. procautlOn the
Town Council last nignt passei resolution re-
quirlug tho citizens ~ this place 10 Do ysccl-
mated within the mex ten DAYS.
Heavy rains have prevailed mere recently.
Tho cr0ps are looking we'll. The trait snOSs but
little injury irom the late cold snaps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
GRAND CHAPTER r. A. mAsoNs.
Large Number of Representatives Pres
ent-Omcrrs Installed.
lspeclal telegram to the pisOatco.l

Special telegram 10 the pisDatco.l
TARBOH0', y. G., May lO.-The Grand Chapter
o' Royal Arch Masons met In regular session
here Inst night. Representatives are IN At
tendance from W.lmngtoh Kiuston, Raleigh,
Charlotte, Durham, Winston, Greensboro, Ahhr-
Vile. Wilson, Washington. Hamilton, Enneld,
and oxford. The following ollcors we're elecied
and installed THIS afternoon: J.. u. h0ye' WI
e.n. grand high prics:: ii. /. CLARK, Hamilton,
deputy grand atgn priest; A. II. CObD, AshoYillei
erana king: r. Merck, SewDefne, grand scribe;
William simpson, hale.gh grand treasarer; II.
n. Munsou. NilmngtOn, grand secretary :;
George Lanpman, Greensboro, grand captain
Og Gost.
The Grand CommanderY Knights Templars
will be IL s. sjiou tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Some days ago Auditor Maryo received let
te- from toe Commissioner OF the Revenue II
ono OF TIE counties ia Northern virginia, AK
ingif a / aitsi states senators salary was sub
i..t 20 income tax The Auditor referred tie
letter % Auo.ncy-Gencral scott, VINO has given
an opinion IA tle negative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

t.los-anh .tn. Dl.pa..h.l

IIy Telegraph - tl' bi1pat 'l'i
WAsuIs0iOE, ID. G., May lO.-ilamilt0n :.
~aunders OF sumter, 8. c., appeared in WaeL-
iugtau -iX weeb- ago seeking appointment rs
Minister O. Mexico. Ie was soon discovered 20
lr iu-ane and WAS sent homo. lie rsuppcarct
here yesterday and sought admittauce o. tho
White House lass evening To-day be cann
back and wls recOcuizel ami UaJ tgceI in
charge by orrers. lie viii De- again sen; 70
SDgtA Ca q Ila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
WARM FoR IAe MOONsAlNsRs.
Society a "a Competitive Driil-success of
the Hermitage Cotton-NIills.

tCorresp0udeuce OF tho Richmond DisDGtchl
RUps,ILLE, y. C., May IO.-Deputy-
james T. Wray is making It warm for the moon-
shincr- down In Al1maucc. lie "a reported %
have captured 1000 gallons ct Illicit whiskey ln
tho Deep Creek section this week aud destroyed
the still-.
A competitive DIN A. tho Rifcs' Armory at-
u'ct'd large gathering ~ society people l1st
night. Captain lrv.n's company never appeared
better and The drilling WAS spirited thr ughclf.
Private Y. II. Fog Won tho hGnlsone goi1
medal, which was resented 10 q neat speech by
with rair'-lN"nts were passed. arJuni ny iho
sodec boys.
NEVER f1rSr
Tho body ~ SIR. Towlcs, who vas drowned m
sR ol.cu tranch during tha freshe' last week.
has uctsr bceu found. despite tho tact that
friends hGve eHG-u"l liugsuuy. TO IS icarei
that Is was waahol into Dan rNer few niles
diaf1ut
Ttouermit1go Cotion.Mt'ls have suc-eoicd mo
ReIIsylIe CJtUu-Mlls, which wcr" sold some
time age, on SluO. 900 it0ck has been taken ia
tho res eutcTpriso. which IL working nlgui AMI
day.
Burglar aro doing some work here now. ami
q fsW nights ago deprived Denny hrO'hcrs,
hardware merchants, Oi some h-e pistols
Ground has been oxen tor our Iutl" build
tag hud largo fJrco is at work preparing tho
fOupdation.
Reidsyiie has good many fai- visitors now,
among whom are Visa 3. n. Davies, of Jackson
Vile. Fla. Miss Lizzie Watson, oi Fayetteville; /;
y. c.. Miss Le.tie Grafton ot Virginia, aud
Othors.
Mfa. Lee Ogcrman. - Now York, IL visiting
relatives "; her EgsbIn! le-e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

NJ - ~
RALEIGH, y. t.. NaY lO.-Inere Is a great deal
OF bite. feeling against Iostma5tsT-Heneral
Bissell. regsr1iag his decision Ia the FGyetie-
-pOst-olice matter, and general belief
that no viii have 10 come down from his high
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
Elections by tho commissioner,.

ItorrespOnI"nre OF mo hI'lIuOlI UIIDiI'u'I
SCOTLAND NICE, y. C.. May i0.-The nowly-
elected town commissioner, Mr. K. H.. smith,
having boon appointed Postmaster here, rcs.gn'
ed rs Commissioner. and tho board elected Mr.
). B. kitchln 10 nll the place.
Mr.. R G. JoscY was elected by the commits
sioners Treasurer Tor tho town.
Miss Mag Savage IL visiting friends and rela-
tVe- tn Evansville, Ini.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
SAT DOWN FOR Z CHAT AND DIED.
Long Term of the Criminal Court-Wit-
nss,es in the Llewelling Case Heard.

AEHsyILLE. y. c., May lO-Robcrt Carter q
driver in the employ % F. stkcleather' went
into colcrcd peoples restaurant at 1880 today
and sat down for a chat. In few moments be
Aaf an attack OF heart-iisca5e aud died where
lie sat. tie vas about 80 years old and leaves a
wife and child.
Ice present term of tho Criminal CONT "A tho
Longest one ON record hero. It is now in rs
tnird week and may continue into the iourtL
week.
The case of the stats ~. Benjamin Barrett,
for murder. vas called Today and Judge carter
ordered q special yeure Of 100 mon 10 be- drawn.
Tho examination ~ witnesses In the Lew
e.hng case was begun. The principal STATE
witness was examined up % time Of ADJOURN
mput.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

CaroIinn will bo Discontinued from Stoyall to
Cornwall and Whitosfonc, IN Granville county
P0simasters have bcen commissiCneu a'
fOllQws: -
North Carolina-Rlchard II. Smith, Jr., SCOT
land Neck.
Virginia-Joqeph T. purvia, Montreal; Newton
+. Harman, Point Pleasant; Ihursion .'oOu-
rich, Spotcash; Patrick II. sweet. Whtc hou'o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
Nremorial-Day at Newbsrne.

T----TI
NrWBEKNg. =. g., May -Memorial-pay
Wa v,cfl observed here. The ban6s aud post
ogiro and several business houses were closed.
Captain james =. Bryan delivered M excellent
address. his subject being " Inc Private Soldier.
Ms alu-ioIs 30 General T.. o B. Branch and
Colonel Reuben =. Campbell' were most touch
ing. Ne served with these otlccrs and WAS uear
them when they fell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
n. c. 0DD-FELL0WS.
OFFICERS Oe THE GRAND LODGE IN
STALLED BY P. NJ. BeLLAMY.
President Holiday rendered Missouri
Professorsbip-Addr at the Uni
yersity by Noted Orators.
rspecisl tel.gram to tho Di,p.teh.l

RALEIGH. n. C.. May lO.--At to-day's ses-
reports Of standiag committees were
adopted. Officers were installed by Past
Grand Master Bellamy. II was decided TO
keep all the records at Greensboro ani
form the nucleus Of an Odd-Fellows' State
library. Tonight the Grand Lodge ad-
journed to meet next year ut Goldsboro'.
HR MAY ACCEPT.
President 4. q. Holiday. Of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical College here,
was to-day rendered the professOrship of
Latin IN the Missouri Military Academy,
and II Is believed he will accept It.
ApDBTssFs.
II is announced tonight that a. tho
Stato university commencement Judge
Thomas G. Fuller will deliver an address
on the Lite and Character Of Associa'e-
Justice Joseph J. Davis and lion. Eisden
4. Bennett an address on Walter l..
Steele"
Judge r. 2. Dick, Of the class Of 1870.
will. at reunion Of that class deliver an
address.
Judges W. p. Staples, Of Richmond, and
II. ". Hughes, of Norfolk, Will speak at
the alumni reunion.
new CHAIR.
A new chair. that Of professor of tho
history and philosophy ot teaching, Will
be established.
STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
The subject Of the annual address to-
night by br. J. A. Hodges was ' Preventive
Medicine and it was admirable. At its
conclusion the association rendered HIM
thanks by a rising vote. An hour was set
apar, tomorrow for eulOGies Of tho late
DR.. Thomas f. Wood. of Wilmington.
The state Board Of Health met tonight
aud will be IN session tomorrow. lts oih-
Gers are not yet elected OWING to doubts
is 20 their tenure OF Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
a Handsome Funeral-Car.

ISprtiuI ttIukFAH 20 NO UIapaItu'I
RLIKIGn, n. C.. May lO.-The state viii pro-
VIDE a very handsome tunerai-car on which the
clsket containing hon. Jenerson Dayis's 70
mains will be borno hero May seth. The horses
drawing this viii DO the only ones 10 the process
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
Favorable 10 uop-Groving.

correspondence OF tho Richmond Disp1trhl
HENDERSON. ". c.. May lo.-sone veeks ago
Mr.. A. l. Jones, Of Hamilton, n. Y, repre-
senting the hop-grosers AMI brewers Of that
section, came through here seeking Q more IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Those parties who have left orders for
the Confederate Souvenir Spoons. also
Others who desire 20 get them. can DO SO
by calling on Miss McV. Crenshaw, No. IL
,rast Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
THE NEGRO PosT-OFslCE THIEVES.
Three Moro Checks Found and They Con-
fessto Having Destroyed Others.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch.

PETERSBURG. Va, May 1O.-Saturiay's Dis
PATCH was tho only paper In tho state which
contained the itom of the arrest I'm this city OF
Charles Ors1n dids W. II. Jordan AMI Milton
Hopkins Two colOr0d men who claimed oxford,
V C., as their homo. and the tuding oi n check
on tnam made payable 20 Frederick kaufman
AMI drawn by j. Il. Boidic, on the Bank OF
Rocky Mount. and to-day Chie'-0f-POlice Ennes
~ocoiyei u telegram from him asking him 10
hold parties arrested hero on May 9TH having
check signed !. h. Bciiie-flll particulars 10y
next mail. Captain Eanes and Onlrer Rag
land. thinking that there WAS something
more In the case, went up 10 the
fail md aftnr having n long conversation with
Jordan and llopfius succeeded in Obtaining
from them q fIll confession. fhoy sati that
they e1inci admittauce INTO the po5t-orce nt
Rocky Mount on n sunday during tho latter part
Of April while the employees OF that orice wore
auscut aud took q large number Of letters M tho
hopes of getting some which contained monoJ.
After making their escape they went To tho
couutry and broke open tho lc'ters, out dld NOS
find cent Of money, hut found that number
~ tho letters contained che K.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Have you seen tho RidRway" Retrige-
rator or Eddy" Ice-Chest? They are the
best aud cheapest, at
JoHs BowKks's, Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

For impure or thin blood. weakness, Aaiarts,
Neuralgis, Indigssts0u, and Bliioasness, taks
BKOWN's lKOS BlTfEH9, it gives 5itelt.h' thaAlnS
old persons feel young, ana So1hs PeaS"ns
strong; pleasant % take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

vorable soil and climate for hop growing. lle
has reported most fayOrably for North Carolina,
and his association will furnish roots tor all who
may wish 10 experiment with this well-paying
and almOst-ccrtain crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Tho address of Colonel Elicit was fro
qucntly interrupted by applause, and the
marked that they had both legal and a
moral right - seccdc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

At Providence--sleyen innings: hH-
BrOwns.......0 . o - o
Batteries: sexton and Tenny; Carter snd
Kenzie. Umpire, burns-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Mantels. Crates. and Thing. IN various
STYLES and low prices, at
JoHs BOwEEas. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

The fight over the Wilmington collector
el,p is pretty warm, too. but Mr. Keenan,
l4 ranked here by most North Carollniaus
as having ih- advantage over Dir. hercn-
uer. has rival foI the position.
senator Ransom committee . lnYeSu-
ooto tle subject of "a deep harbOr on
tre raciGc coast VIII not start West until
5uiv. They originally intended % leave
.e-, in Iay, but the plans have been
cn.nEod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
rnRFE MnRF cnEcKs.

Tho majority Of the chc'ks ami letters thoy
destroyed, but before Captain Etn>s left thom
they told hluAthat ho would find IN pocket
took which they had given to tho )Ticers u the
Iaii ami whirn thoy had concealed from tho
officers who arrested them. three moro checks
one signed by Kicks * Brother IN favor 0i H. A.
+. Cooley, RAJ lH.gh, one signed by i. l.. Skim
I'm favor Of Warwick Brothers, Raleigh. aud
tho other signed by George :. Sentou I'm
favor of Hudson Lee. Charleston, =. G.
The total amount of these che' ks ~
sl3 81 The checks arc all on tho Bank
of Rocky Mount. and woro sent through the mail
rs different banks for collection. Tho mon
could not say how many checks thcy tai de-
str1yci. They Hro AZ present awaiting trinl boz
fnro the Corporation Court Of this 'ify for lar
ceny committed here aud Tor carrying concoliei
weapons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

A new chair. that Of professor of tho
history and philosophy ot teaching, Will
ba ..t If,.hoI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Arlong iOsfLlrs e-s UppniuleI to-IAy NcFef
North CaTO.uc--Eld0radO, MONTGOMERY cOun-
~. y. ". Ibaver ricc T. y. Harris, removed
Ektou. Elaicn county. ). B. Love cice \. }.
shaw, resigned; Msgrudor, Biaiep county. II.
\ Anicta b. C., ". Mclarrell, dead Norwood,
Stnn.r .ry county, >. A. Farmer ricc >. B. Lee, re-
IuOyo1.
IrrInia-Dunnaviic, Essex county, r. H..
scott nics *, l. WarIuy, resigned Greenyilie'
Augusta county, ". j. LareW rec j. I. Collins,
removed: Long GLADE. Augusta county, }. X.
Trout r.ce i. 7. kwing, removed. Lowesyllo
Amherst county, J. X. Ware r.ce j. NJ DAVIDSON
restgnp0; PROFIT. Albemario county, ). Il.
SurOuso cice Sarah u. Cox, removed Union
Mills tIuyaunn county, AIRS IL. {. McDonall
rce j. ". Pace, removed; Victoria Minee' Io's-
bridge county, b. j. Shirley rlce W. Z David
son, resigned.
Total numbor Of appointments Of fOprih-class
o stmasters to-day, 1O3, l26 Of witch wore TO
An vacancies caused by resignation and death.
A posi-ofnce to be known n SO6ego has been
estnbllshsd IN fauquier county Virginia, Win
HoratiO &. Ashby as Postmaster
Changes IN Virginia mGil-rUutes have been
ordered as 70 lows. all 10 take oftct July 81 /:
ptypes t0 Well Wster-eAtend service 20 end OF
Osiin's, increasing tho distance three and one
nall miles; Ne8man'B 10 Ola Church-suppy
Newnan's a. its new site increaoing the distance
one aud One-half miles: Lanexa TO holdcrot-
increase tho service 10 six times week.
Alter May l3th special mail service In North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Old papers for sale at Is cents hundred
at DIsPAIcA ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
AGREED UPoS.

Iy-Congrcs simmons 0f Ncwbernc,
is here, auj as BE Is we'll known hc las been
atreol upon a, the next Collector OF IN.
trrnal Rcvcnue for The Eastern District OF
North Carolina. Just when the appoint
u.rnt will be made has not been fully de-
l.r,uLnlI /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Refrieerators Frcezers, aud Coolers
cheap at JOIN po~Ekss,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

tt,,.-s. colonel E.iott dociarei
t U. better ..u.r Iur WHf thr"
E.. tgtfe for larI au1 iar-,
.. f.r uounr ar1 Dhl if't-
ntat IruW l1i mo
t-.r' Ulrl drew tHn ttiru-
...' flN word to Che southern
f.t Cy,a from ther foes t.r
llr rt.- -k-r rei'trtd t' wnf ds
..r.. uau.ors hai received
'..-. arf qIDtrI fIurl tlc gone
fH..suc1 LrFuHhinHn VIC
.H ,ter fraTlessuuss g. ito High
. tsr WARRIOR" ." Colonel Elicit closed
10000 ul whom sleep uudor tuin
.r.i .ri 900 for as; they barred
Haa" nf Richmond nam ~
wtl lf. gGt Dums)nei nun
.rs nita tLo blood Ot love Grd
...r o1- loved Virginia,
'., moglt.ins to the sea,
.ir.s graves by mon forgot
.. N.t raId4efE who followed Loo.
..hrfl doai that made Tor Lee
4. NerleLAi!e uame.
.ri. ia t1rir own noar.s blood
. i tlt airh Of fame"
tr. .oG dead are rot forgotten thoy
. - p. ih" warrior must DO the Bweotost
'Aey rerp lu heroes graves, guarded
e.. 'i no fair, and iboro await tho
t.f,''.''ir nllch wiil call theln not % battle
le eternal reward, aud they viii all DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Senator Huuton returned from Warren
ton TINS morning, and one Of hls frat calls
for the jay Wa upon the President 10 urge
the appointment Of Colonel j.. ". Reid, of
AoxauIua as Register of the Treasury.
Whom he arrived at the White House he
found bis colleague. Senator Daniel. thcre
to recommend for the same position Mr..
pctcrJ j. Otey. OF Lvnchburg.
The Senators also called at the Treasury,
aui had q talk with Secretary Carlisle on
the subfcct. The fact that two such good
NugnaUs are applicants for the samo
place viii III all probability result In nol-
thcr t"iuc sclccted. Colonel Reid was
tho deruty-rec.ster OF tAe Treasury for
hOluc NolCs.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-20
THE BRIGGS TRIAL.

New York PresbVtery Files Its Notice
 of Appeal to the General Assembly,
 The Grounds of Appeal.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The prosecuting committee in the Briggs trial tonight filed with Rev. pr. Alex ander. the stated clerk of the New York Presbyter Its notice of appeal to the general assembly. The grounds of the appeal are as follows:
 O Irregularity in the proceedings of the Presbytery of New York Section 95, Book of Discipline), Under this appeal are twelve specifications.
 (2). Receiving improper testimony. Three specifications.
 (3). Declining to receive important testi- mony. Two specifications.
 (4. Manifestation of prejudice in the conduct of the case. Six specifications, including extracts from the speeches of Drs. George Alexander. Henry NJ. Field, Thomas s. Hastings, Henry Vandyke and the Rev. Antonio Areghi. (5). Mistake or injustice in the deci- sion.
 In its appeal the committee refer to the dangerous errors alleged to be contained in Dr. Briggs inaugural address and says 1t believes the distinct condemnation of these errors by the supreme judicatory of the Presbyterian church Is necessary in order to prevent their spread and influence in the denomination. Under ordinary conditions the committee says it would have taken this appeal to the synod of New York, but to secure the peace and quiet of the church 8 final determination of the questions involved should be reached by the court of last resort. If the appeal goes directly to the assembly the commissioners from only one presby- teIy in the entire church would be ex- cluded from deliberating and voting in the final decision.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-20
THE ORLEANIsT PROGRAM

Made Public by Comte Hausson-
 viIIe - The Monachist Movement
 Apparently Thoroughly Organized
 Fair Words From the Enemies of
 the Republic.
 PARIS, Jan. 19.-Comte d'Hsussonville, leader of the monsrchist party and general representative of the Comte de Paris, has formulated the Otlesuist program In a long letter to Edousrd Nerve, editor of the Soliel. After drawing a dark picture of the corruption revealed by the Panama investigation and the consequent con- sternation among the true friends of France he denies the charge that the mon srchists have tried to aggravate the scan- dsl. He says the role of conspirstor Is congenisl neither to himself nor to any of his friends. Nobody can doubt that the time has come when a strong hand and a strong will are needed at the head of French affairs. All having anything to lose are alarmed by the socialist war now waged against capital. The government has no power to stem this movement. The monsrchists ought to assume the leadership and direction of public opinion. A league to sustain public In. tegrity and to protect society should be formed, ss the government is absorbed in cares for the public defence. The orRani.
 ration of the monarchist movement Ii complete, and the monarchists should now seek to make all conservative and liberal alliances possible without distinction. Pre- else instructions would be issued Def
 the beginning of the general elections
 would be premature to submit plan for { form of government SO far in advance oi the elections, especially when the conserva tives themselves have not agreed upon any one form. Meantime 1t Is necessary te prepare for the conflict and for unforeseen emergencies as 6 violent crisis Is ineyit table.
 When the people of France shall tire oi the republic the monarchist party will b, ready to defend the cause of law and order to drive back the enemies of society and tt place the institutions of France upon sn during foundations That which to-ds,
 seems ohimericsl will then become eas! and legitimate. In anticipation of ths day the monarohists are bound to loyalt, to France to organize with all the force they can rally to their assistance and q prepare the way for their Prince of Or leans
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-20
ANARCHIST AGITATORs

Infame the Unemployed or Brussels
 10 Resistance Against the Govern
 ment-
 BRUSSELS Jan. 19.-This afternoon 500 unemployed men met near the Place de Ia Constitution and were addressed by several anarchist sgitators The speakers told the men That the city belonged to the workers and exhorted them to take all the food and clothes they needed from the shops The men raised the cry "To the Bourne" {" About 100 men drew bundles of red flags from under their coats and distribQ Qted them and the mob started down Avenue du Midi, waving the isgs and shouting against the capitalists. At the Place Rouppe seven gendsrmes tried to stop the mob, but they were thrown down and beaten before they could draw sword. A call for reinforce ment was sent to the central police station and sixty gendarmes reached the bourse mounting the steps. The gendarmes drew their sabres and ordered the mob to dis perse. The men still pushed their way up the steps. Ths gendarmes then charged, cutting right and left. The workingmen fought back with clubs and stones. Several gendarmes were slightly wounded and many working men were cut. A gendarme knocked down the leader with the flat of his ssbre and captured the large red flag which the man had carried at the head of the mob. After ten minutes struggle the rioters were dis psrsed. Meantime the speakers had in cited some 200 men about half mile from the bourse to attack the shops. They broke into six bake shops. As they started for another shop the police appeared with drawn sabres and dispersed them.