Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
7ELEGRAPHIC.
BROKE UP IN A ROW.
,,,,pl legislators Indulge 10 a RI'I
10 The House.
.r,, Dn,wy,ruRsIrURr SMASHED
=. u,mb,r Injured Perhaps Fatally
others Blecding-Cau'e Oh
the iigh.

.,potts. Ind, March IL
l Spia broke up 10 a Wild riot
l' s, ia which almost every mem
u.s. ,,,.lrated. Rcvolvers were
~ and macy persona were seriou''
,'inr,t, Adams OF Park county
~, mlany For uily twen'y
.ai,. the state House was nl.ea
~ bowling, surging mob Men
Tvs b.en friends aud sat Side by
y, during the session, became dsadly
80, and made every effort to in'
80. olhe. Myron King, Cover.
w,t,hew,'s private secretary, was
-s,1lp the elevator and big burly
Guarded the door and refused 70
Aim 1, leave. The police finally
~ NJ man away and the secretary
W. ,.iss,sd. When hc arrived At the
,sitbe House at 400 no found u
,-,,d lie had an Important mes
from the governor anu a gTeal
y ssSsnded tipon H. delivery TO tue
s'ieftbo houte before - O'Clock.
M. ns1ndei on the door, but was
,.n,sia admission. lie cried that the
80 locked sud uqltsted t1at u
.sfssed. 40 he had n message from
,t.sovsfnof, His voice was heard ~
.Ir,bsf oi Democrats who were IL
n, ssuldofs aud they ran 10 his assle1-
.r,, An attempt was made TO force
~ ,bs DOOR, bat the crowd Of Re-
...ds,ns who were bent upon the
,,1not,, secretary being kept out
m M message, resisted with all the
- they could command. The
s,,,v oak door we're unable 20 Gland
g.ts,,ufe brought 10 bear upon them
IA tbsv were forced open. king,
~ vas ia front, was forced right
Isb me crowd Of Republicans, who
v,p Zen, on keeping him from renoh'
,gibe 1psahef. VITA One accord TIE
msn bsgan striking a. each ether, and
hspcitnry was IN great danger Of
t,Ing killed.
UKln hlmlp cried a hundred yolcoF.
The women who were In the gallery
screamed, aud one or two Of them
hlnisd, Ina moment everything was
e5tiusion and friends anu enemies
AIike were hghllng. The sole aim OF
he Democrats vas 70 get King through
the crowd 10 the Speakers desk with
the goyoinoiia veto, and the Republi.
caus vtte determined TO hold him back
uA v te.0es, a. which time tho
Hous v5ald atisufn sine die.
Iuch BY ZACH iht Democrats gained
ground. May psnous were knocked
dsEHaad ifimple1 under foot. RS.
v1lFsn Hffs 15uflshed In tue air, but
.ials they were drawn the men
holding them we're knocked down. The
ttAyy ehlln were torn from the floor
BY thsin3b ind the desks were broken
10 p.ssa Doors leading 10 other
f0oni utitthaltufed by persons In the
esf.lan uyiug 10 effect M entrance
70 he chamber. The police were
f5Htilt,s 10 check the mob which
i'tmsi bent on destroying everything
10 TIE ICON.
Alll:5s the excitement was intense;
mtn vsie fighting In every part OF tue
room aulteyefal Of them were bleed.
lugif3m numerous wounds. Tho Dem.
cent? were gradually forcing King
hsnl the speakers desk, and the Rt-
tubisana were growing weaker, on
itc3anI cftomoo Of them beiug iuiuloi.
Atg Minutes later King, with his
t,talng torn almost from mis- body anu
tn face bleeding was pushed by main
ttag'h through the crowd anu throw %
lsi5ly agalnst the speakers desk. HB
t'.l Governor Mg,thews'a veto In his
linii but u nUyvg reached tue speaker.
!ah a. hlug WAS about to place N In
eitakei Alams's hand, that tiliciHl
t1sei and beat back tue crowd aud IN
i'o!te that could Ue heard above the
l'1lbledin, cried:
"Ihe House has adjourned the
hel,e has Aijourneu 20
llh lai'td q great cry from the
u'Vd ana every body maze rush 10.
sill the speaker. The veto was torn
uan Kings hand by man who
haed out " the crowd with It anu