The record-union., 1894-06-12
LEFT THE CRUISER AsTERN.

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by bailitfs.
LEFT THE CRUISER AsTERN.
A Schooner Captain Refuses to Obey a
Warship's Order to Stop.
GLOUCESTER (Mass.), June 11.-Captain
Day of the schooner Loring B. Haskell,
from the banks Saturday, June I'd, states
he ran into Canso for supplies. One of
his men wanted to remain. The Captain
would not consent, and for revenge he
believed the man told the Canadian
authorities that the Haskell had shipped
men in violation of the law. The cruiser
Vigilant was notified to seize the vessel.
As the vessel was passing Port Hawkins
burg the Vigilant's boat ordered her to
stop, but as Captain Day had perishable
cargo he refused to obey the order. The
Vigilant fired three shots at the fleeing
schooner. She did not stop and in an
hour left the cruiser far astern.
A Mad Dog at Dallas, Texas.
DALLAS (Tex.), June 11.-Y esterday
mad dog ran amuck in this city. In run
ming through the city ne killed two dogs,
two cats and bit seven people. A lady
named Mrs. Wroden was attacked in her
house and terribly rnangled. Nick Pow
ers, workman, was seized by the thigh
while attempting TO escape by ladder
and frightfully lacerated. Jennings
Moore, salesman, had great pieces of
flesh torn from his arm and sides. Mrs,
Mary Arthur an invalid, lying on a cot
in her home, was attacked, and her arms,
legs and side torn SO she will die. Po-
llcemen finally killed the brute.
Commonwealers Cannot Enter Denver.
DENVER. June 11.-Sheriff Burchinell
has decided that no more Coxeyites will
be allowed to enter Denver under the
penalty of arrest and imprisonment for
vagrancy. Until the Commonweal move
ment has subsidized, special deputies will
patrol incoming trains and the public
highways leading into the city, and no one
unable to give satisfactory account of
himself will be permitted to pass the
boundary line. This is made necessary by
the fact that Denver's hospitality in the
past has been heralded to the Common
wealers throughout the Northwest, and a
good number are now on their way here.
Roeber Defeats Ross.
NEW YORK, June 11.-At the Academy
of Music tonight Ernest Roeber, the
champion Gr8co- Roman wrestler of the
world, defeated Duncan G. Ross. Roeber
won three straight bouts. In the first,
catch as-catch-can. Roeber threw Ross in
ten and half minutes. He won the sec
ond, Gr8co-Roman, in five minutes, aud
the third, catch-as- -catch-can, in four
minutes.
Citizen of Buffalo Arrested in Poland.
BUFFALO, June ia. Sielki has re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. Jankowsky. in
Russian Poland, stating that his brother
in-law, a citizen of Buffalo, who lived
twenty-five years in America, had been
arrested and was sentenced to be trans
ported. The Polish people reported the
matter to Secretary Gresham.
Forest Fires in Michigan.
IRON MOUNTAIN (Mich.). June H.
Forest fires are raging IN this vicinity.
Across the river in Wisconsin the flames
are doing great damage. AT Sagola,
Mich, McCormack's Hotel, a saloon,
boarding-house, several dwellings and
the warehouses of the Sagola Lum ber
Company were burned.
Breckinridge's Name Dropped.
CHICAGO, June u.-To-day the month
expired which had been given w. C. P.
Breckinridge to reply to the charges
made by the Union League Club of this
city, aad, no word having been received
from him, his name was dropped from
the honorary membership roll of the
club.
A Lady and Her Daughter Drowned.
KANSAS CITY (Kas.), June 1l.-Heavy
western rains have raised the Saline
River very high. Mrs. Sarah Hadley,
near Yorkyille, and her two daughters
attempted to cross to church yesterday.
The old lady and one daughter were
drowned.
Deadly Fight Between Women.
HUNTINGTON CIV. Va.l, June 1l.-At
Bredon five young women got into a
fight last evening, using knives and pis-
tolls. Mrs. Lizzie Maynard was killed
and Annie Morris mortally wounded.
William Walter Phelps.
ENGLEwooD On. J.), William Walter
Phelps is weaker to-day, though his
physicians do not express any apprehen-
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