The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-19
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
SAN Francisco, May II.
Per 5. 5. Australia
UNITED STATES.

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Company was only organized to be
sold out. Henry Willard made mil
lions out of the transaction.
( Women in Kentucky are showing
their disgust at Colonel Breckin-
ridges foul character by organizing
demonstrations in behalf Of VIM. G.
I Ovens, his opponent in the contes,
for the Senatorship.
Anxiety is felt for the British ship
Senegal. out 81 days from San Diego
for Tacoma. She was built in Glas-
gov in 1891, is 1861 tons, and has
four square-rigged masts aud a Jig
ger mast.
Two thousand employees OF the
Pullman Palace Car Co. have struck
{ for restoration of last years pay.
Cummings and Tom Reed had an
acrimonious wrangle in the House
over the naval appropriation bill.
Hiram I. Graves, Charles II.
Montgomery, A. L. jenkins, r. II.
Mcdonald, Jr., and Frank V. Nc
Donald have been indicted by the
grand jury at San Francisco for CON
nection with the Pacific Bank frauds.
. Secretary Herbert. who is visiting
San Francisco, has given out the in
tention Of the Navy Department to
est ablish a training station at that
port. The Pensacola is to be the
training ship.
. &. p. Huntington has received let.
tiers from English shareholders in
the Central Pacific Railroad, in
which they declare their purpose to
secure their rights, but, owing to a
conciliatory letter received from
Huntington, they will give furi her
/ time for the American directors to-
do the RICH, thing.
SHOCKING rRAarpy.
\ fri2htful crime has been com
United near Browning in Missouri.
Gus Meeks, his wife and two chill.
dr"n were murdered outright. and
ano'bc OF their children. a girl
seven years old. was 80 badly injured
that sh. may not recover. Two
Taylor brothers ar" suspected ~ tn.
principals, one Of them being a
banker and the other a farmer.
There ar" several criminal charges
pending against them aud Others,
the alleged Oifrnses being forgery.
arson and larceny. Gus Meeks was
among those indicted last term. and
pleading guilty was sou, to b. p.ui
Tertiary. About n month ago he
was pardoned by Governor Ston. 81
that he might br used as a witness
against the aylors.
Mccks mother says that the. day
before the murder Meeks received
word from the Taylors, telling him
Ia ID. ready ut 10 o'clock tina, night
"a 80 away. Two men who Mr.
Mrcks the elder says were I'll. Tay-
lors came rs arranged and took
Meeks. his wife aud three children
away ia q wagon. The rest of tn.
story IL told 10y the seven year old
daughter, who was left for dead
with the rest but she revived and
gave the crime away.
When the party escorting the
Meekses away reached a point not
lar from Browning, they were met
10y two ot her men who were lying IN
( wait. TIL" father was first shot
Mrs. Mecks jumped on, of The wagon
and she also was killed. The muir
drrers then took stones ana bea, the
brains out 81 two OF the children
aud left the other for dead. They
then loaded the whole family into
the wagon and. taking them two
miles to the Taylor farm, buried
them under u haystack. At l:3O in
/ I.. I.. la o., 81
her SENSES and made her way I" tn.
residence 81 Mr.. Carter. While
great suffering she told the horri.
BILE story.
/ The Carter family sent a boy to
! the Taylor farm, where he found
the bodies. ii. innocently told
George Taylor of the murder, aud
he Tay lors, alarmed at its being dis
I covered 81 soon, mad. their escape
( on horseback. Two other men have
been arrested as accomplices. 1t is
reported the Taylors have left their
: horses and 500 men are after them
INDUSTRIAL BLOOD Split.
The Industrial army detachment
from Oakland, under command nf
Lieutenant General Smith, 7OD
strong, seized an eastbound lreigh,
train at Arcade station, California,
aud went Ia Rockln.
/ When the train arrived al Rhckln
4 Engineer Williams, member of the
army, was arrested by Cons, able
/ Fisckrnstein. General Smith and
C"louel Paisley protested against
the arrest aud demanded tn" release
a. 81 the prisoner, FIeckeustein refused
to give him up aud drew revolver
aud pointed IL at General Smii h
The latter jumped to one side and
the Constable shot and killed Cot
unel Paisley. The lndustrials h.,
came furious with rage and mad. a
rush to lynch Fleckensteln. General
Smith, however. rushed forward and
protected him aud assisted him To
escape. He Is now AT large.
The Industrial, demanded the re-,
lease of Williams aud the citizen
Of the town, fearing that there
might b. lynching, restored hin
to liberty, The remains Of Colonel
Paisley w"r" taken in charge by the
Coroner, \ cumnltte" II industrials
will attend til" inquest.
General Smith, in an interview
sald that Colonel Paisley fell mar
tyr t. the graudest cause in he his