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Strike Affects Business in Illinois.

FAIRnuRN. Ill. June "a coal fam
me In tins section is now at its height
ana VIII remain so as long as the
miners refrain from working All the
tile factories have been compelled To
suspend for want of fuel and the situa-
ton IL growing worse every day. The
Wabash railroad is only running those
trains which they are bound to run
and these engines are fired with slack.
which heretofore was used fer ballast.
The road not being able TO run their
full schedule Of trains, the list 81
employees has been reduced in all
branches
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The Pride ofthe N.tion.

NAS"IN"r"N. June 9.-From private
a"NiceS received at the navy depart
mcnt. II appears that the Minneapolis
VIII he the greatest premium winner
ever hmlt. and that no such velocity as
she developed was ever approached by
+" warNhip ON preliminary trial. not
Wlthstanding the poor quality Of fuel
used. The speed Indicated bv the pat
"nt log at one point of the trial reached
the astonishing figure of a@25 knots
per hour. and the maintained speed APP
proNimated 22.2G knots Rough calcu-
iatl"nN place the horsepower developed
at nearly II 900
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A NEW CRUSADE.
f"nnsNlNanla Business Men to Invade
Washington and Call Congress to Ac-
count For Its Inactivity

feDnsylNanla Business Men tn Inv,do
Washington and Call Congress to A.
count For Its Inactivity.
PITTSBURGH. June G.-Some of the
most substantial business men of
Pittsburgh, irrespective of politics.
are organizing to go to Washington
to protest against TIE inaction of
congress The purposes. it has been
announced, are almost identical with
the purposes of the Coxev move
ment. They viii submit their griev-
ances to all the congressman who will
give them an audience. They will ex-
plain the unsatisfactory conditions eN-
lsting in business and will argue that
prompt action on the tariff meas
ure pending, whatever may he the
line of action, will greatly re-
lleve the present annoying uncer-
tainty. and will bring about a de-
clded improvement in business af-
fairs. Col, Frank Rutledge. a wealthy
flour merchant and democratic poll
tlcian, states that some of the most
prominent people in western Pennsvl-
vania are now at work arranging for
the proposed trip He contends the
business interests are not being fairly
treated by congress- and lac believes il
the duty of business men to go To Wash.
ington and make known their distress.
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Engineer Jones Acnuitted

BIEMNGHAM. Ala. June Garter
Jones. a brother OF GOV. Thomas g..
Jones. has been acquitted in the crimi-
nal court OF the murder Of David Jack
son. colorcd. Jones is a Louisville IL
Nashville engineer and jackson was
his fireman. Eight years ago the two
men had a difficulty when Jackson as
sauitcd Jones the latter shooting him
dead. Jones was not indicted until
four years aftcryard. The Jury was
out but eleven minutes.
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To Prevent Gchr.s RrIcn.e.

PEORIA. Ill. June @. EX-Represrnt,,-
i've John l.. Gehr. charged with hav-
ing ted the mob Wcdnesday.was Friday
morning taken To Pcllin and lodged i'm
Jall. The greatest excitement prevails
there. owing To rumorS that the miner,
are to make a concerted movement for.
Gehr'S release. Militia companies and
deputies are stationed at all approaches
To the jail. and no communication i al
lowed with the prisoner.
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CURRENT NOTES.

THE thiags that go without saying
must have escaped feminine attention.
WE pat our business into pigeon
noe sra declare that procrastination
~ Ihe 'hiof 81 time .-- Galveston News.
d., hEAE Bilkcr lost his job Wonder
" Ice struck anything SINGER" "Er-
yes; oil ~ his friends and two-thirds
VI aus eel"aint0nccs. buffalo Courier.
no', "hat is a peninsula2'' ~ point
and extending into the water
'OOo WHAT'S >traitg" Ace. king,
p .ee"' jack sad ton-spot. ST. Louis
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TEST OF wINCHESTERS.
The houEhioGhcny Gas Coal Go. VIII
Make an Effort to Start Up.

PIrrsBUEGH, Pa. June 7.-Shcriff
Richards Wednesday afternoon sent 20
deputies TO Carlton to guard the works
of the Noughiogheny Gas Coal Co..
They We're armed with Winchester
rifles, and one great effort is to he
made To end the coal strike there.
The location of the works makes the
present move one Of importance in the
great coal strike. TheSplant is situ-
ated at the junction of Allegheny. West
moreland and Washington counties.
and deputies from all three counties
can be gathered at that point.
Monongahela City is on the opposite
side of the Monongahela river. and is
one of the strongholds of the striking
miners, bringing the miners and op.
orators into conflict at the most ad.
vantageous point for both.
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BIG DAMAGE SUITS.
Allegheny County. Pa. to BE Held for
Damage Done 10y strikers.

Allegheny County. Pa. tn BE Held for
Damage Done by strikers.
firrSBuRGH. June Within few
days suit will be entered against ALE
gheny county To recover damages for
property destroyed by rioters along the
Monongahcla river. by the oyyner, OF
mines and coal tipples. Suits may also
Ice entered by the National Tube Works
Co.. of MckceSport for damages. The
county it il claimed. will have To bear
the loss IN these cases under the special
act which became celebrated after the
riots of lN'7. The best authorities do
not Seem 20 believe that the city OF Nc
kccsport il liable for any damages.
The most important case Of interest
would bc that of the National Tube
works. where single item would be
slNu.uUO for group Of furnaces
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PORTLAND. Ore. June Woodlawn.
town of four or five hundred inhabi-
tantN. in C"wlitz county was complete.
~ submerged and almost entirely de
N'r"Ned. nqueStionably the heaviest
loser by flood i the Union Pacific. Full.
~ hundred miles of the Oregon Nav
l%ation Co. = roadbcd has been entirely
destroyed. and it will cost s. DOC. 900 to
rebuild il. The loss to rolling stock.
wharf property and interruption To
business viii amount to as much mor,
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A Combine Worth SIS cocoon

NrENGFIELD, Ill. June S.. lrticIc,
OF consolidation were THURSDAY filed
between the Chicago and Eastern III
nois Railroad Go. and the Chicago and
Indiana Coal Railway Co., TIE name
OF the consolidated COMPANY is 10 lac
the Chicago and Eastern lIiroi, Rail.
road Co. The principa office f, to be
IN Chicago. and tie capital took ia
So. 900. 900.
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Episcopal Triennial counoil

CmcAGo. June For the first time
in - years the Tricnnial GcucA,I conn.
ell of the Reformed Episcopal church
OF the United states will hold 10, ,e.-
sion in this city The opening session
took place Wednesday morning at
Christ church with Bishop FaIIov, pre-
siding One hundred and hnv clerical
and lay delegates were present Rev.
DIR Tracy, OF the Memorial church of
Philadelphia. delivered the council SER
mon
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TROOPS OUT AGAIN.
Mckinley Orders out 81 Companies -
Cambridge. %. sheriff Reports Hirnssif
Unable to Cop. with the situation.


tnsbl. Ia Cop. with the situation.
COLUMBUS, o.. June THE labor
situs tion in the Cambridge district 10
in "a state of chaos and Gov. McKiuiey
Wednesday night ordered thiItv-ons
companies Of militia To concentrate &C
that point. For several DAYS the c,v,l
authorities have submitted To frcqucnt
attempts 10 obstruct the passage OF
trains. and matters have grown so seri-
Gus that the chief executive has been
called upon to assist i'm restoring the
peace.
GOV. Mckinley received the follow.
ing:
CAMBRIDGE. o.. June q.
"A large force of striking miners.
numbering 100 or 600. have taken nos
session Of the u. Il q. railroad at Min
eral Siding. and are interfering with
trains by running freight trains in on
siding and demanding that all coal
cars be set off before the train is al
lowed To proceed. placing ties on the
track. stoning trains. etc. | am in
formed that other miners are coming
To their assistance
Have endeavorcd To disperse them
and have the train released but am un-
able To cope with them or Secur. "A
posse that can depend upon equal to
'he situation to assist and | row call
upon YOU for assistance. \ number of
the miners are armed with clubs. have
made threats and declare they are de-
termined to stop all coal ears from
passing through. Trains have been
interctcred with to-day. have been
stoned and have been run i'm on siding.
ana | have reason to believe that the
miners will continue to interfere with
the running Of trains by the road and
the management of its property.
JAMES MASON, Sheriff"
The troops ordered to concentrate at
Cambridge were the Fourteenth and
Eighth regiment. seven companies OF
the Seventeenth, and Batteries &. of
GAINESVILLE. and IL. of Columbus.
Gov. Mckinley also received a tele-
gram from the superintendent Of the
Il. N o.. stating that striking miners
had INSTRUCTED trains on the road be-
tween Bellaire and St Clairsville iunc-
ton, and that he had called upon the
sheriff of Belmont county for assist
ance. She sheriff deputizcd large
number of citizens and went To the
scene.
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UNCLE SANS CLAIM.
He Thinks tubans Have Gotten si.5oo.ooo
the Best of Him.

IL" Thinks tubans Have Gotten si.5OO.OOo
the best of Him.
MAbE.D, June 9.-United States Min
lister Taylor has communicated "A note
TO the spanish government declaring
that the customs duties are improp> rly
collected in the Island of Cuba owing
70 neutrality-suspicious. of the treaty with
the nited states. A. result
the nited States claims reimburse
ment IN the sum of -. 500. 900 pesetaS.
about S4,5OO.OOO. on the ground that
articles which are free of duty. accord
ing To the first text Of the agreement.
are not included i'm the Spanish copy Of
the agreement which was sent To Cuba
for the use of the Spanish customs Off
Gals i'm that island. II il said that IL
Spain yields in this matter the Cuban
revenue will undo a decrease Of 1000.
600 pesetaS.
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WAsWSGroN, June .Cpg,y. Carl
Brown and Jones. notwithstanding ain
their professions 90 the rpn,rar, ,ro
tired 81 martyrdom. Jones ,b. pbir,.
delphis leader. was only -cntcuccd n
twenty days. The other tuo had fh,
option Of serving ten das, more ,,
paying each 81 fine. Co>, paid Nm.
fines Thursday.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. June u. -GcOrpe
Iadd and Newton Ladd. uocle and
nephew both wcll-ltnown citizens Of
Murray county met in the road early
Tuesday morning and Immediately be.
gan the exchange Of pistol shots. New.
ton received several wounds and will
die. George is also badly hurt. but
NAV recover The cause 81 the diff.
cultg is not known
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work ofsred

CESrGArtA. H., juno e. Tho t,y,
mining companies i'm thi, .t. offered
the men ~ ton for digging COAL +,
they would resume work Tb, mon
have not as vet given any in.fra,i,,. -,
returning 10 work at these f.lre. ,,,.
withstandiuR that IL mean. 1put 4.
day for ten hours work
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A Young Man FOR congrs,s

KOKoMO, Ind, June The rcpub-
Leans 81 the Ninth congressional dis
trict. Wednesday. nominated Hon. T..
Frank Hanley, for congress on the
ninety-third ballot, w X Wood. Of
Lafayette. led throughout 20 tho
Hincty-frst ballot. Hanley IS a young
man Of 30 years. His nomination IL
universally satisfactory.
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SC0TrDAIE. Pa. June O. Immigrant
Inspector Horn has arrived from Pitts
burgh 90 look after the forty-two Aus
trians shipped into the coke region
last week by the Raincy Co He intends.
20 institute an investigation to a-c,r.
tain n they were brought here iu VIC.
iati0n ~ the immigrant laws. If so.
he will Immediately enter civil proceed.
iu2- against the company.
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A New OIL Field

PARKERsBrRG. w. Va. juno r. Great
excitement was created here Wcdncs-
day over the news Of an oil strike on
the Stewart farm. only three miles ont.
The report proved true. and a uct. ter
ritory. almost in sight Of this CITY. is
now certain. The well is go feet deep
nnd is estimated at 10 barrels per dav.
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CRIPPLE GREER Col. June a.-Tbc
Second regiment of the Colorado Ma
tional guard arrived Friday night and
ten. Brooks force now numbers about
200 men. They will be able To control
the strikers. and there will be no
further trouble if the deputies do not
again attempt To attack the miners,
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SHELBYyuLE, Ind. June G. A hor.
rible accident occurred ~ Milrov.
Frank Rice was riding ON the beam u
pillow being guided by his older
brother, and. slipping or the pillow
point entered his bowels in such man
1er as 20 cause death shortly after
ward
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NEW CASTLE, Pa, June 9-Iamcs
Martin. of Shenango township. while
turning over hay in his barn. discov-
cred mysterious package. On open
ing 1t he found two heads, one of man
and the other of woman The partly
decomposed flesh was still clinging to
the bones. The heads were wrapped in
newspaper
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WAsWNGToN. June q Under an orr.
der Boy the house Tuesday a vote tyiIl
be- taken Wednesday ON the bin and
pending amendments 90 provide for The
repeal Of the state bank tax rh,
probability is more than great that the
bin will be defeated.
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MCLEANsBoRo. H.. June o. FRIDAY
morning 200 kellritc> captured u Louis
vile Nashville freight train at Dahl
cren. sheriff Crouch and posse ar
rested 200 Of the army and brought
them to this city at o'clock. They
ire being fed at the public cXpcuse
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cod premlnm for OF aolni,ra

WAsmScTON. June q Representa-.
tive Houk. ofTcnnessee. has introduced
blli 90 reimburse the soldiers ~ the
rebellion or their heirs for the avcrave
annual difference between gold and
the. value OF the paper currency in
which they we're paid
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\ New Orleans sensation.

NEW ORLEANS. June 9.-John T.. Cal
'ahan. alderman from the first dis
trict. was indicted Friday for bribery.
lie Is charged with having received
500 from l.. :. Widney. president of
the Pennsylvania Coal Co. to influence
MS vote and obtain grant OF certain
wharf privileges ON the river front
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shot 10y strikers in -,mbus,.

CutELEuoN. W. Va. June o. While
Nyant', drivers at Eagle mines were
returning from work at q p. IN Friday
they were fired ON from ambush bv
strikers. Several shots were cx-
hanged. but no one was hurt 80 fsr as
known.
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Miners Threaten

MAssHLoN. o. June + The stril,o-.
az Wheeling Creek have posted notice.
warming tn public 20 remain away and
thrEateninR 70 throw newspaper 70.
Pofters in the river They have ON.
hghdred pounds OF dynamite and ,usIl
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TorEKA. Kan, june Tho -on,b.
lican convention Thursdsv nouip.,.l
w G.. Edwards for secretary - go
and Geo. Cole for auditor no, i.,
form afirms the national plat form, s'nd
strongly fsvors bimetallism.
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O-kNtoosN. Ia. June g. Supcrin.
tcndcut> BuSton. Of MuchaIinocs. and
Mcneil of Evans have refused ~ ioin
the state conference OF miner, and
mirc operators, to boz held in Osltaloosa
Saturday Company + will go 60 Evans
again Thursday. M serious troubI,
T. looked for
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BALTIMORE. June 9.-Gov. Brown has
ordered the Maryland troops AT Frost
burg to 20 into camp for an indefinite
period. This action viii break the
backbone Of the George Creek strike.
The cncampment i costing about : 500
per day
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EfEriN. June e.. Prince Bismarck
continue to decline 90 receive dcputa-
tiou-. aud is said 60 be- suffering from
weakness following his last illness
The prince will proceed 10 Vurlin. his
.nmmnr Mnlno. ON juno NJ.
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Notorions Eli Dalton nenh

PARIS, Tex. June g.-Thc FOLLOWING,
telegram, signed :. I. Lindsey and D.
T.. Booker. deputy marshal>. was re-
ceived here Friday night: Have got
one of the Longview bank robbers lie
was killed while resisting arrest. Posi-
tive proof he is Bill Dalton"
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Coiorcd Republican club Meeting.

NNsuNGroN. June Lewis Willis.
president. and samuel y. Jones. >ccre-
taIy of the Mckinley Tariff league
have issued call for q convention Of
col"rcd r"publican clubs. To- bc held at
Nhi'haft hall in this city. july o..
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Owr>-uOHo. Ky. june an the
miners at Falcon mines came out Fri
day night. after consultation with the
walking delegates from Evansville.
The delegates went from here to De-
Np.cu lui st. Bernard mines.
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state BANK Tar Repeal Bnl Rejected

WAsHfSGTON, June The cox
amendment 90 abolish the tax upon
state bank issue was rejected in the
house Wednesday by a vote OF 10
10 iO9
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Tramplsd 20 p.Atb

SPWNopiELD, o., June h. Michael
McCurdy, aged - years, wa leading
'ow TO pasture, when tic animal threw
Dim against a cattlc-guztd and tram.
sled him to loath.
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DENVfH Col. June p.-Thc indica.
h'n> are that the coal strike IN COLO.
RADIO i~ about ut an end The Strike f..
continued &" the Fremont county mines.
With one or two 10 Las Amin s4-urfs
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An Echo from tn. Worlds Fair.

The Lake Shore Route has recently gotten
out very handsome litho-water color OF
the Exposition Flyer" the famous twenty
hour train in service between New York
and Chicago during the Fair. Among tho
many wonderful achievements of the CO.
lumbar year this train-which WAS the
fastest long distance train ever run-hoids a
prominent place, and 20 anyone interested
In the subject, the picture is well worth
framing. Teucen in stamps or silver sent
70 &. X. WILDER, West. Pass. Agt., Chicago,
win secure one.
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WAsmNGTON June r. Goprgc ~
Robertson, Of VT. Vernon Ind .,,,
Thursday removed from 10, position -
chief o. the bond division .n The Com.
troller Of the currency Office
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Graveyard oaouIs

LIMA. o.. June 7.-Ghouls raided the
Lutheran cemetery at Roussulp. three
miles from here, and stole the remains
u several children.
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Rousa THAI

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of CataTTh that cannot be cured By
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY a Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists. To
ledo, o. Walding. kinnan q Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly on the blood and mucou.
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists Testimon ials
free. Halls Family Pills, &c
THrRE was nothing slow about the fellow
who had pile of sand for sale and put .
placard over IL reading: "For Sale. Dirt
Cheap. "-Boston Courier.
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"SIScE Tatters ha. found work he's taken
TO hard drink" Great snakes how's ne
able 10 keep up IL he don't take nothia but
wateri''-Inter Ocean.
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crows P0INT, Ind. June "a ~.
-car-old lsd .Gimcd Leads Tuesday WAS
ro,gucd in f1um Greek while lethinf
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DEFEATED.
The Groat Miners Strike ia Pras-
tically Declared OF.

They win Be Unable to Maintain th, ptr,.
"A Joint Meeting of Miners aud Opera
tors To Be Held Saturday Expected
Ia Announce the End Then
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-28

Timc-To-day, yesterday and to-mor-
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WHAT'S IN THE WIND!
ADMIRAL IRWIN Is TO SURVEY
PEARL HARBOR.
lie VIII Make Final Report to His
Governmcnt-Pleasau Theories of
Naval Omccr.
VURTAIN.
ITO be Continued.

Admiral Irwin will leave here about
the middle of March. when he will be
succeeded by Acting Admiral Kirkland.
In the meantime he will perform q
highly important duty for which orders
have been received lately from the
United States Government. Accom-
panied 10y his staff he will make final
inspection and survey of Pearl Harbor,
embracing its results in report to the
Secretary of the Navy.
Speaking of this matter a prominent
naval officer said last night: II think
something is in the wind-either annex
alton under the proper conditions of
which Mr. Willis spoke or protectorate.
Undoubtedly the Government is anx-
ious to retain Peal Harhor, the
session of which is about to lapse; and
to get at it will have To- strike bargain
either on behalf of sugar or stable gov
eminent or both. 1t will remain, of
course, for the Hawaiian Government
to propose the terms, and guess those
terms will be of great benefit to the
Islands,
Admiral Irwin and staff have engaged
survey quarters at Pearl Harbor of Mr..
G. A. Brown.
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VIVA KtNG RAVES.


Gets Light sentence, But Makes o.
Show of Anger.
Nina King was sentenced 10y Judge
Cooper this morning. The punishment
for her crime and cowardly assault ON
George Washington was fixed Mt thirty
days in prison and a fine of $40. The
jury had recommended her to the mercy
OF the court
" on hearing the sen ence. the W, E
mgn arose and began calling curses on
Deputy Marshal Brown. Her language
was frightful and her threats of the
most belligerent order. The judge
called an officer to remove her from the
room. and she was taken away
screaming and swearing. Mr.. Brown
was not present. II was his manage
ment If the case in It's early stages that
made the most damaging evidence
available.
Alabama. n Chinese vagrant. was
sentenced to thirty days at hard lab r
The sentence of $500 fine and six
months in Jail was ieatirmed on Chi
nese opium dealer who had appealed
from the District Court.