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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
BIG FIRE At A DOCK YARD.
Hundreds Of Ga,Ii0r and Other Guns
Are Destroyed Marrow Es-
cape From Explosion.

HALIFAX. IS. s.. MAY Bprmnda
alyires by steamer Alpha. which ar
rived this m0rriur give tU- following
Particular OF iht dr' a. the dorEyari
there: The store belonging 90 iha or
lupucc department 90 tho north % the
yard ou lr.IanI Island was discovered
nr fire about p. 20 Wr,nssiAy, Arrl
lbs The proximity ot the fire. Co the
mHgaziue. where large quantity Of
rowdgr was stored, caused tho u.s.
most apprehension ali there was gtsat
srcitemsui, especially when 10 was re-
ported that au order bad infu s'v-u
frr tho people to flee iar their lives
Women partially clad. with babes
wrapped in blankets children cling
lag ro their psrrn,s boo tao u'm rsi ter
r.g. q q O. E1az' aud Srmersst. hDg
tbr efforts oi thr trsmrn 1ui lbH l0rtu-
uate direction oi iho wind aysrted vos-
auly ouv o. the dirrst c1llm,tiss ot the
century
Sulor. and marines from the Blake
aul other warsl'ps In port fought
bravaly until midnight They removed
nh tie powder AMI shells they could
from the msgrz,us 20 the pond nearby
Hundreds Of EH,Iiug. huichkiss and
uur1rud.Ii guus were DESTROYED, a'''
1890 magazine riA... 5000 swords $40
bayonets and hundreds ~ cases oi
shrapucl shell. The massive stone
walls ot the armory dii not stand the
terrible heat aul they tell amidst the
ruins ot cannon sho, and she'll The
loss will be over ClHD Ull.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

BRoOEIYN, Pa, May 8.
INTELLIGENCE that the petroleum
drllers had struck natural gas
upon the Jason Wright farm has
u created great excitement in this
vicinity. The gas began to flow on
Saturday afternoon aud the pressure
was 80 great that it has been necessary
to place weights to the extent OF about
three tons upon the IS inch plug that
has been driven in the pipe in order to
keep the gas from escaping.
The hole had been driven to the
depth OF about 1900 feet when the
bnrst Of gls sent the wa ter in the hole
flying to the top Of the derrick. The
drillers were obliged to cease opera
tious at once and the superintendent OF
the work repaired at once to New
Eaven to secure apparatus for con-
trolling the flow OF gas.
The oil excitement first began last
October, when indications were dis
covered on the farm OF Mr.. Nash. who
resides about a mile from this village
A syndicate of Scrantonians, iuclud.
ing Messrs +. NJ Tewksbury. Charles
A. Van Wormyr, $ W kellum and
John Coke, leased the Nash farm and
about 500 acres OF land in that vicinity
and prepared to begin operations with
"A derrick Other parties soon arrived
on the field and Msssrs Fletcher and
Brewer. Of New York. leasad the
Wright place and also made prepara-
iions for sinking hole.
The Scranton men concluded 10 await
tie Developments following tho opera
tions Of the New York parties which
have more than fulfilled the expecta-
tion Of the sanguin-.
The Latter syndicate began boring
about four weeks ago and their opera
tiOns have demonstrated that the geo
logical situation az this place is similar
to that Of the Bradford region. The
finding Of gas on Saturday has greatly
encouraged the people having interest
in the prospecting aud stock has ad
vanced to a marked extent since the
news leaked out tbst gas had been dis
covered.
The gas will not be utilized az pres
ent, but the well will BE- plugged aud
the boring for oil will be continued.
The pressure IL so great at the well
that when the gas which comes through
the Ginch pipe is lighted the flame
burns about two feet away from the
sud Of the pipe. Since tue gas has been
discovered the wells have been visited
by hundreds Of sight-ssers from Mont.
rose, Binghamton, Tunknannock and
the surrounding COuntrv
The Scranton syndicate will prob
ably begin work at once. aud with the
various wells in operation this section
will, without doubt DO one Of the
booming oil regions in the course Of a
few mOnths
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
PENNSYLVANIA elshHIHGs.

Berks county farmers say the hot sun.
shine kills the clover worm.
A canal boat loaded with coal broke
squarely in halves at PhmniXville.
Hail on Sunday smashed 5000 window
panes in Madison Bros. greenhouses at
Pottsville
BY q permnture explosion In n colliery
near Hazleton, Martin Sisimo was killed
and John Wargo injured.
Members Of the State Teachers Associa.
tion, which will meet no Media in July,
will be taken over the Brandywine battle.
field.
The only woman applicant in the State
before the Pharmaceutical Board at
Harrisburg was Miss NJ. +. Cain, Of Lam
caster, and sbe passed tho examination.
The grand court Of Pennsylvania An
cient Order OF Foresters of America met
in annual session in common council
chamber at Independence hail, Philadol.
phia.
A. Wilson Norris, OF Harrisburg. has
been indorsed as the candidate of the clubs
Of the Fourteenth cOngre sional district
for vice president Of the Republican State
league.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
FLASHED FROM rHs WIRES.


There were ga 925 new silver dollars
coined last week.
After rejection by his sweetheart at
Carlyle, ILL.,, young Isaac Hoffman killed
himself.
A sewer gas explosion fatally burned
Charles V. Peck and Louis Work at Gin
cinnati
Indiana has begun state tax suits for
nearly 10000 against palace car, tele.
phone express and telegraph companies.
LynChers are hunting for tramp who
made Miss Pierson swallow a poison pill
at u pistols point near Saltpetre Gap, Va.
The bookkeeper, Alfred w. Seymour,
who defraude1 Minneapolis Lumber deal
ers and fed, had forged for total of S25,.
OOO, and was a member of an organized
band of sWlndlers,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
STATE PoLlTIcaL HASH.

The Henry Clay Republican league
whicn was originated In Pottsville is
growing. Branches have been formed in
several towns.
Thomas j. Osborne, Of Media, has been
recommended to the secretary Of the
treasury for appointment as a special agent
Of the treasury.
Politicians In the northern tierlwere con.
sideraby surprised at the turning down of
Representative William f. Burdick, OF
Mexican county. He was defeated in the
Republi lean primaries last week.
The withdrawal of Major j. b. Morris,
OF Greene county, simplihes the Republi-
can congressional fight in the Twenty
fourth district. II is conceded that Editor
Ernest T. Acheson, of Washington, will
win the nomination.
A Republican revolt has begun in Alleg-
heny county. G.. b. Kress and William
McElroy are candidates for the legislature
against Representatives NJ. b. Lemon and
Arch Mackrell, of the Third district. The
latter are the machine men,
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were requested to remain in doors and
place their lamps in such position az
not to draw the fire of tho negroes if
an assault WAS made. which was i'm
mediately complied with. Fifteen ex.
ira men, we'll armed. were then sta
toned n short distance apart from the
railroad bridge to a point one mile
north Of the city,
The negroes were given to under
stand that any attempt to cross the
line at that time or until the regus-
tions were removed. would meet with n
volley Of buckshot. After considerable
parleying the negroes consented to dis
perse.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
MUST NOT COPY MEDALS.
Chicago Firms Which Counterfeit. Ned

Chicago Firms Which Counterfeit Med
ais Thav Received to Be Prosecuted.
CHICAGO, May s Captain Forter Of
the United States Secret service. has
been ordered to make an investigation
and to seize all cuts and other imita-
tons Of tha Worll's fair diplomas and
medals Of award, which are being used
by business houses as advertisements.
Tbs firms which are publishing cuts
in circulars and catalogues Of the
medals their goods received, % said Cap.
tain Porter. "are violating the law, aud
the department has ordered that the
practice be stopped. The law which
was passed in relation TO the Columbian
diploma aud medal il as strict as the
law against couutar.eitinI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
THE LONE RosBgR AGAIN.

Ee Once More, Single Handed, Holds
Up n California Stage.
MILTON. Cal, May s.-The down
stage from Angels to Milton was held
mp yesterday morning by a lone high
wayman. He demanded the Wslls-
Fargo express box, which was given
him. Then he handed a letter and a
package to the driver to be sent to
Sonora, saying they contained articles
he took from the Sonora stage last
Wednesday.
He then directed the driver to 20 on.
Nm explosion was heard shortly after,
indicating that the highwayman had
blown open the box, which ia believed
TO have contained a large sum Of
money.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
HARRY ROGERS aNo HIS Gun.
4 wilkes Barrern Firoa Three shota at
Hi4 Nife

4 wilkes Barrern Firoa Three shots at
Hii Wife
WILKES BARRE. May Harry Rog.
ere, night watchman. well known.
went TO his home at IT 80 o'clock to-
night and fred three shots At his wife.
She managed to escape from the house
uninjursd, aud came tothis city for the
police. leaving two little children in
the house. She was accompanied 10
her residence, which Is two miles away
from this city, by two officers who nr.
rested him and brought him TO prison
at o'clock this morning.
No examination hss been made va
yet Of the house by the officers and it is
not known whether the children were
hurt or not. Shots were heard in ihe
house during bis wifeS absence aud il
is feared that they were directed at
the children
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
THE TRIBUNE REACHES MORE BSM S8 MM TN AMY OTHER m0RNMG PAPER

responding to Mayor Blees Call for
militia to suppress the riots on We'd
nesiay last.
Mayor Blees has taken the matter up
aud will force settlement with the
employers. The Ohio law imposes a
flue of 81. coo and six, months impris.
onmont for just such attempts to pre-
vent soldier from responding to a
cali. and it is altogether probable that
tho indiscretion of the employers will
result uHcomfortably for them
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
UnooL ilrm.d Report Of Ano.hsr uni.

Uncot hrmsd Report Of Another Upri,.
ing in tho Argentine Republic.
LONDON May s. The Argentine con-
sui general said today tnat he had
learned from n trustworthy source that
revolution had broken out in Buenos
Ayros, the capital Of tho Argentine
Republic,
Inquiries at the Argentine legation,
the Earrings banking house and at toe
River Platte bank were fruitlegs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
rweaW BoD,ls s5covla-o.
rz,'r, n the Per Disaster s., 1ahilov

EE'rrt rf 'hs Per Disaster 80 8rahilov
Soc 70. Aalw - Duo 90 Negligence.
L.Nn.s. Nav "A diFn7tcl 10 tho
S auIhrl from BBh..av. EaBm1nia,
says. .I0a disaster at tas landing
stage ou April 3. when q large number
ot holiday makers were thrown into
tae water by tHe giving way ~ the
p.rg was aur 90 the most cg.ylb.-
u-E.i.auce on the part o' the autblr,-
tir-
Owing 90 the uncertainty "a. 20 who
wrr" 900 tu" Hud.nEiln Anxiety among
toe people whose friends aro missing
has increased ten ia,i Ouiy twenty
uu.i-. have 40 'ar been recovered. Tae
known victims were nearly a.l women
aud children
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
HEARD ovsa The CABLE.

Several more German warshipS will be
sent TO Samoa.
The majority Of the soventy-one rioters
on trial at Berne were convicted.
German steamship companies have cut
steerage rates from Italian ports TO New
York to so.
The famous Ghizeh museum, at Cairo, is
TO be replaced with government build
ing to cost $685. 900,
Americans took prominent part in the
high honors paid to the memory Of Joan
OF Arc at orleans yesterday.
In renewal Of the battles at Lacetane,
Philippine Islands, several Spaniards and
ten hostile natives were killed.
Don Carlos has informed the Pope that
he won't reliuquish his claims TO Spain S
throne, and he is strongly supported by
Spanish priests.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
THE CARNEGIE FRAUDS.

Arrival Of the Naval Board at Home.
stoed, Ready for Investigation.
PITTsBURG, May 8.-Captain Samp.
son. Lieutenant AcGerman and Pro-
lessor Alger, the board appointed to
investigate the charges Of armor plate
frauds at the Carnegie works, are now
at Homestead The sessions of the board
will be secret.
Captain Sampson expects the board
will remain in Pittsburg and Home
stead for week or ten days.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
' TENNESSEE EvIcTloNs.

Negroes Take the Places Of Striking
Miners at Blue Creek.
NASHVILLE May s. AT Blue Creek
mines at Z o'clock this morning over
100 negroes were put to work and evic.
tions of striking miners began.
The strikers are very much irritated
in consequences and meetings are being
held at all the mining camps in that
region and trouble is apprehended.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
BRtcKlsRloers CAMPAIGN.
nrouEh, to an Bod by "a, Tlsador'l Re
turn 90 Washington.

LEXINGTON. kv., Muy , Tho short
but sharp campaign conducted by
Colonel BlerNnul.n ia bits own ocHa.s
Tor re nomination by tH, Democrat, OF
tue Ashland ala.nc. iug ou.gc- came
TO an eud Joi.y by tie departure OF tue
colonel ,or Washington
Ilo made no speech today. but there
WAS a large assembly ot MA supporter,
At the railway station 90 bid ham roof-
bye and wish Alm success In his efforts
TO remain IN ths house Of representa-
uVus
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
eRlm RsAPeR,s HARVEST.

"Unclen John Hapgood Maynard, aged
90, great mill builder and one OF the pio.
ueers Of Manchester, n. IL.
George w. Cross, 60 years old of Ellis.
dale, N. j., one ot the most extensive dis.
tillers III Burlington county.
Actress Nellie Donald Lcfilngwell, aged
So in New York, heroine of the dramas
"Blue Grass "a Summer Grip ant
'The Hand Of Fate
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
DID NOT KEEP
OFF THE GRASS
COXGy and Browne Are Found Guilty and
Sentenced.
C0NNONWEAL moves elsewhere

The Hobo Leaders Are Tried on kc-
count of Having Trampled the
Grass on the Capitol Grounds.
Christopher Columbus Jones Es-
capes-Coxey Must Move On-Do-
ings of the Angels of Peace at
Other Points - Calvin Has Had
Enough.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
the BOYS SHOT HIN.
Two Poughkeopsie Cadsts Fire Upon
Burglar and Wound Him.

Two foughkeopsle Cadats ERE Upon y
Burglar and Wound Him.
PoUGHREEPsIE May S.-Charles X.
Davidson, a German sailor broke into
Riyerview Military academy early this
morning and went through the cadets
roOmS.
Two cadets. Hugh Bullock and Har-
old b. Lewis, sons ofprominent citizens
Of Atlanta, Ga, waited for the marau.
der with loaded revolvers and as he was
coming down stairs fired four shots at
him
Two Of the bullets entered his body
but he escaped from the building. He
was arrested two hours later at the
Central Hudson station aud now lies
at police headquarters
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
uNpATRIoTic oBloARs.

Discharge Militia for Responding to a
Call and win Be Prosecuted.
CLEVELAND May 8.-Colonel c. L
Konnau. of the Fifth regiment, Ohio
National guard, has been notified that
three members Of Company B have
been discharged by theirIemployers for
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
OUT OF rHl fsYlae PAN

THIRTY sgu'h Ca.,liu'nns Can Now Get
No Iqlcr az AL
C0tuWlN. S G., MAY South Car.
olius b. under prohibition The supreme
court today decided the Florence. S
g.. cases, aud thereby settles the ques
ton that has been v'Xius Tue state.
In its decision. Tho court says that
under the law ss il now Stands. there
Ia no authority in the state invested
with the power TO grant licenses for
the sale OF liquor IN South Carolina.
md that hence the act Of the city
council in granting such licenses is
void
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
FALL OF AN OHIO BRIDGE.

One Man Fatally Iujured ard others
Seriously Hurt.
LENA, o., May S.-While carpenters
were At work repairing the Chicago
and Erie bridge west of here the scat
fold broke, precipitatinR the workmen
twenty five feet.
It. H. Egleston, Of Huntington. Ind.
was fatally injured and cannot live
until morning, Others escaped with
less serious injuries.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
NATURAL CAS-
At brooklyn
The Oil DrillGrS Are Rewarded by EGCOuras-
Ing Indications,
Discovery CAUSES EXCITEMENT

The New York Operators Strike Gas
at the Depth of 800 Feet-It Flows
at High Pressure-lndications Sim
liar TO Those of the Bradford Oil
Region n-Stock in the Enterprise
Cannot Be Purchased-TheS Scran-
ton Syndicate viii Begin Work at
Once.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
SMALLPOX MAY GAUSS a RACE WAR

Negroes Attempt to ovsrrid, the saui-
tary Regulations at Fulton, Ark.
FULTON. May The negroes at this
place are attempting to override the
smallpox regulation, and serious
trouble il feared. Sunday night at 10
o'clock squads of negroes collected with
guns in band near the railroad depot.
Fifteen guards went to the scene armed
with Winchester rifles and double.
barrslled shotRuns.
The citizens iiving near the depot
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
HIS cAse SETTLED.
John MOsor Hoir to 5000. coo Dies at
the Almhouse.

HAzLETON, May S--John Moser an
insane man of Ga years old, one of the
heirs to vast Moser estates which esti.
mated to be worth &15, 600 died in
the county almshouoe at Laurytown
To-Day. What little money John had
he spent trying to establish his claim.
A few years ago he became so poor
that he was obliged to pick slate in the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
rox Car Gnan Un in smnha

The alarm rung from box a at . O'Clock
inns morning was caused by the burning
OF box car on the bloomsbury road near
the scranton street crossing. The car was
standing on side truck and caught fire in
an unccountable manner 1t was totally
destroyed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
HIsERNiaN CO.. IGNITION.
largest Gathering Ever Held Now in
Session at Omaha.

Session at Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb, May S.-The national
convention of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians convened this morning
with the largest attendance ever held.
The delegates attended mass at Johns
Collegiate church, where Bishop Scan
nell welcomed them in an address upon
Catholic citizenship. in the course of
which he emphasized the fact that they
owed their sole and only allegiance to
the United States.
However they might veuerate the
past they should no. consider nation.
aiiiy or religion in discharging their
duty as citiz-ns.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
BOMB txptosIoH.

Three Persons Wounded near a Palace
IN Rome
a bomb exploded at o'clock last
evening in front OF Prince o Olelscalc.
his palace in Rome Three persons
were wounded.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, May s. Forecast
ICFA1 for Wednesdays for Eastern
fcnnSylrunid, generally fair,
- during Wednesday, tyest icinds,
becoming rdriaJlc For Western
Pennsylvania, generally fair uaimer in
northern portion, UGridJie iUiRds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09

breaker here to earn a livelihood. III
SUCCESS prayed upon his mind and
three months ago he was pronounced
insane and sent TO the county aims
house
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
INTERNATIONAL AGENCY.

The Reuter- Telegraph Company Of Lon
don After New Business.
LONDON Nav s-A new financial
aud commercial company called Rsu-
ter's International Agelcy. Is beiag
formed to acquire the Advertising tusi.
ness Of Reuter- Telegram company.
The latter retains the Intelligence and
telegraph business intact. Sir Char.ss
Upper and George de Reuter- will be
directors and Herbert de Reuter- man
NgIMs Alr.ELnra.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
FROM DUBLIN 10 CANADA.
Ulster Steamship Company VIII Begin
Service from Montreal June IS

DUBLIN, May S.-The Irish Times an
nonuces that toe Ulstar Steamship
company is about to commence direct
steamship communication between
Canada and Dublin.
Tho first steamship in this trade wi il
leave Montreal on June 10 next She
il the Iesliu Head, Of l,O,l toas regis.
Ter
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
BoWELEo HIMSELF.

An Indiana Man Stabbed at His Enemy
and Killed Himself.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May S.-Sunday
evening fight occurred at Gabtown,
about six miles from hore, which will
probably result in two deaths
Charles Miller stabbed Joseph Sturm
fourteen times about the head and
body. Sturm clinched, and in trying
to stab Sturm again Miller made .
miss stroke and completely dsembow.
eled himself. dying shortly afterward.
The physician fears that Sturm cannot
recover
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
EPISCOPAL coavaa1ioa.


IhuaJs.pha
lWLAuUruh, May S-Tao 10th
convention OF the Irotes.sn, Episcupsl
church IN tue diocese OF Pennsylvania
was opened this morning hy Bishop
Whitaker who administered the rite
OF holy communion to the assembled
delegates. lhree hundred clerical and
lay delegates were ia sttouituos.
The diocese now has 2i0 priest, and
nineteen descons, Nine churches were
dedicated during the year and 2.gj4
persons were confirmed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
soURED ON SWEETNESS.

Sugar RsAning Company's Goods Fx.
cluded from Illinois.
CHICAGO, May S-Attorney General
Maloney, Of Illinois, has notified the
representatives OF the American Sugar
Refining company not to bring any
more Of the company's goods into this
state.
He also says that he will immedi-
ately commence quo warranto pro-
ceedings to prevent it doing business
In Illinois.
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WASHINGTON, May S.

WASHINGTON, May y.
N T twenty minutes past 3 o'clock
IAN the jury in the Coxey case sent a
Ill request TO the court to be al
II u lowed to have the written in.
s'ruCtions Of the court sent into the
jury room, but 10 this Assistant Dis
rict Attorney Mullowuey objected
The jury then filed out OF their room,
and Judge Muller read tue ins;ruc
tions to them again. 10 took them only
ten minutes afterwards to agree. and
Mt 3 20 O'Clock they announced their
verdict
The finding Of the jury was that
Cuxey, Browne and Jones'. are gnilty
on tue lrst count whcG charges them
with carrying banners designed 10
bring the CoXry army Into prominence
in the capitol grounds. Oa the second
count, OF uuiawtuly trampiug on the
grass OF the capitol grounds, Coxey
aud Browne ure found guilty while
the charge against Jones WAS dismissed.
Mr., LipscJmb CAV, notice OF motion
for new trial, aud asked Tor Ru arrest
OF Judgment There was no d5mou-
siraiuu when the finding was an
nouucni. as Jnigo Muller hai eau
toned toe usilI. TO arrest any man
who actel iudecorolsly
a. tho instance OF the district attor.
npy the bail Of the dofcudarts was re-
urwel In the sun OF $500 FOR each.
after which the court adjourned TIE
penalty imposed 10y the statute for Of
fences OF this kind j. fine or impri'og-
m"nt or 10th a. the discretion ot tie
judge Of t1' police court the Gle not
10 exceed 800, the imprisonment not
TO exceed sixty d'ys."