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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-21
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD of Trade.

Chicago, Dec. 21-Wheat opened weak
and finally became panicky. selling of be-
fore noon 1l2c from last nisat's close. and
there was no material reaction. The Gisas-
trous panic in stocks set the pace for
wheat, for outside OF that the news was not
much worse than yesterday Northwestern
receipts were the smallest for some time,
ana while the rain has flied the ground
with moisture there was some danger OF
cold wave, which could hardly fatl 10 in-
Jure Il more or less. But the conditions
abroad were such as 10 thoroughly democrat
ixe the market. There was a panic in
American securities on the London stock
exchange. where nearly everything Amer
lean was being pressed for sale. This was
soon reflected In the New York stock mar
ket. Gold shipments were expected 10 in
crease, confidence was speedily eliminated,
and wheat commenced 10 follow stocks.
The longs made haste TO fiquidate, so thai
before noon the price had dropped Use
from the close yesterday. Even those who
had a big profit did not seem anxious to
take II, as the conditions seemed 10 war
rant the expectation OF getting worse. The
downward pace was easy and rapid, Some
big lines held by private warehouses were
thrown on the market. the country COM
mission houses had heavy selling or
ders. New York was an aggressive seller
from the start, and kept IL up with vigcr,
II is said the Wall street clique let go al
most all Of it's line OF long wheat. May
sold early at sSlac 10 5SA.c, being quite I'M
settled. but sold quickly 20 5sh15slac on
buying by Armour, who Is said To have Ia
ken over 100 600 GOO bushels, then OF TO EAc.
and al noon was 5Tisc. There was some re-
action during the last hour. and May sold TO
577sc. but by / o'clock was at size, closing,
57fG5%c.
Corn was heavy. The market held quiet
during the East hour. and closed at c1Tsc.
Oats were heavy, but without any big
break
Provisions started weak, on account OF the
heaviness In grain and stocks. Those fea-
lures prevented any but n very limited
change in feeling. The reactions from the
bottom prices of today were small
closing Quotations.
Wheat-December. 54ssc: May. 5T5zG5Ta.c.
Corn-December. 2Sc: February, 25s.c.
Oats-December. 1890; May, fsTs1i9c.
December. $T.i7; January, H.Sik.
d-December. s5.TS; January. $50.
Ribs-Deeember. $40; January. N2ols.
Rye-33izc.
Barley-23Tsc.
Flaxseed- e36 a5ikc.
Timo.hy-S235,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London, Dec. 20-As an effect OF the pub
lication here Of cablegrams quoting presl-
dents OF certain chambers OF commerce in
the United States as being opposed 20 war
with Great Britain over the Venezuelan
boundary question. there was a slightly
better feeling on the stock exchange today.
Soon after the opening. however. there
was a marked depression on the stock
exchange. Consols feil lie 20 a. but other
frst-class securities we're generally firm.
Americans however. continued very fiat.
though there were one or two fractional
gains.
Baron Rothschiid. discussing the situa-
ton said to representative of the Asso-
GATED Press; From a business point OF
view opinions cannot differ. All want Is
peace
Continental opinion continues TO support
Great Britain, and this ~ naturally made
the most OF by the English newspapers.
Only Russian opinion thus far received
has been non-committal
The Evening STANDARD referring % the
depression this afternoon said: The de-
clines were in sympathy with A further
heavy fall in Americans. which went down
from $40 TO 81 ST. Paul leading the way.
American bonds were als0 freely offered.
and unless these are taken up for New
York the outlook Is gloomy. There was
extreme depression on the Manchester and
Glasgow stock exchanges"
New York, Dec 2o-The Evening Posts
London financial caheErsTn says; There
was a severe panic TN the stock exchange
here today. All American eecuTities
shares and bonds alike. are practically
unstable here. The panic today was not
based 80 much on politics o. a war scare
as on A predicted financial crisis in Ameri~
ca. 1t : said e. e0.po more Of gold are
10 be engaged for shipment from Nsv
York tomorrow, making 100000 IN Ell.
hat this l. rot absolutely confirmed IL
Is only a question OF time when the gold
will go The decline in consOis vas not on
Investors selling, but on bear selling. In
Americans. Oh the contrary, the rush OF
genuine holders to Tealizs was enormous
the shock received BY the tone of the
presidents message and still more b. the
acceptance OF the house Of representatives
being one OF the seTeTest being experienced
here other markets were nat in sym
pathy with the small business. II Is ~
rnored that s. 80 IN gold mas been en-
gagged by the Rothschiids for shipment
from America. I cannot confirm tbs. hut
ire report comes from good quarter.
prizes closed 8 fraction above the worst
E,zrts-Ths4 bourse was fat today. Gu. Of
sympathy. and for the reasons eaDled yes
Rsri.r-The markets were weak. but y ere
the stea4.est u the European markets.
Bread-turs and 6 rains.
f1veruool. Dee 9a-Wheat-Steady: de-
rpand poor. No. red winter, IS I'd. No. 2
I'D sur.nz. stocks exhausted: No. I hard
Manitoba, = ID. No. , California. - g. al
FUTURES closed nrn, unchanged from En-
teT4av
C'orn-g00t steady; American mixed row,
Is fed. Futures closed firm. l&stisd high
er. December. - zazd. January. % I'D !;
FEBRUARY. - I'D March and April. - - !.
May. = @i4d.
Floar-steady3 demand fair, 81. Louis
fancy w3nt1r. - %.
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MAXINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Dec. 2o-Arrived-Ship
pashing Wave, Tacoma schooner Uranus.
Gray's Harbor. Departefi-Columoia, As
toria and Portland.
Frelghts aud eharters--Brltish bark Gras-
mere. now al Portland. lumber from Puget
sound to Valparaiso. American bark Gen.
Fairchlds. coal from Nanaimo 20 san Fran
cisco. American ship Glory Of the seas.
coal from Departure hay 10 San Franeiseo'
British ship Mooltan. az San Diego, lumber
from Puget sound to Adelaide british snip
ThIlomene. az Portland, wheat. thence 10
r. X. Hovre, Antwerp or Dunkirk.
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Boston Bankers can a Meeting.

Boston. Dec. @-HigSias1n & Co. and
twenty other leading banking firIns in this
city today signed call for a meeting OF
the stock exchange at noon tomorrow. for
the purpose OF appointing n conamittee to-
50 70 Washington City and represent TO
the president ADD Secretary olney. Speak
er Reed and ire senators and representa-
tivsSs or Massachusetts, that they are not
correctly informed Of thu opinion Of the
business men Of Boston In the present
crisis. which calls for moro careful con-
siaeratfan than 10 - now receiving. ~
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Iarnffin Marina News.

Tacoma, Dec. Special-Briilsh ship
Eaton Hall. is loading wheat al eleva-
tor g.
shin stanmore has finished loading ium-
Der al the st. Paul mill and VII sal to-
morrow.
Collier San Beaito SAILED today for San
Franchises.
. British bark Edlnburghshre IL dseharg
ing cement at The OceaR wharf.
Steamer Umstiila arrived from San
Francisco laa night with 10 tons OF
freight She took out 80 tons.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH steamers from Seattle Al fol-
Iowa: 80
ror Fan Francisco. via Port Townsend
And Victoria at n IN passengers re-
eelv.d on board az I A. m) December 4.
rnr AlaSka-Decernher 4 and 49,
FROM san Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports at a, m, Decempes
/ g. L. le. a. q. 81 o
Ticket. nav be obtained at the office OF
Shs company at Ocean dock Sesttis
d00DALI. PERKINS 4 CO. -
General Agents San Francisco
J rRNwppfpGF r. s SuptS
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRa GARLAND ANE EVAN0ELA

Seattle and Towns nd -Neah Bay Route.
steamer Garland leaves Yceler dock Mon
esy, Wednesdays and Fridays At 1918
: m for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
runxpress Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
c,;tyshurg Pysht, cisiiara Bay and Neah
Raw: returning. arrives Seattle 2 30 D. m
On opposite daye Steamer Evangei leaves
y.sIrr dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
uondays Wednesdays and Fridays at ESQ
> o.. arrives Seattle alternate days
n
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The Phi,ade,nhia stock Narket.

Philadelphia. Dec. 9.--Nearly all the
stocks traded IN en- the Philadelphia ex-
change opened below yesterdays closing.
Souse % the local InaGslriAls declined as
much as s. a share
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STEAMER MAEEI,

Leave. seattie-Decambe- IL, at ~ mid
,,sft: Dec nber II. at IL midnight: De-
esr,ber Il. II Y midnight: December q. at
y midnight Leaves Mount Nernon-1Ds-
. m Dsce lnpef n, at a. n December
. ala M Calling at Edmonds. Rich
rond stanweod Fir. Skagit City. Mount
Vernon au6 Avon
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Herring are coming In now In great
quantities. II ls in order fer some one 20
start a bloater paste factory.
Ship Eclipse is finishing lG2dng her ear
70 Of Black Diamond coal 4 the oregon
Improvement Company ounkaFA.
Steamer Garland brought M big lot OF
turkeys from Port Angeles yesterday.
some ~ which were shipped to tho Deai-
yer market.
Steamship Transit came ~ yesterday
morning 20 the Arlington dock, but IL was
noon before tho iongshore gang got 20
work Then all day and ell Lat night a.
many men as could work eany enlently
were hurrying on board tic big cargo. It
il hoped 10 have the loading completed
Saturday night or SUNDAY morning, when
tho vessel vii. go 70 tho eoal bankers ~
Smiths cove for fuel ara from there 10
Tacoma 10 take on so. no feet Of lumber
from the Bacoda mill and 80 barrels OF
-four from fhs Centennial mills at sPo-
kane The Transit VIII therefore probably
not leave Seattle before Monday nisM.
Capt John Dixon, late Of the steamer
Resale. viii go as assistant TO j. r. Lh4l-
perE the agent ia Guatemala.
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IN LIs:E-sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE

STEAMER CITY OF cRAMPAICT
rsayes seattle-Deceraber rs al Y mid
I'M. December Is, q; u midnight: De-
1srnssr %. at II midnight Leaves Mount
vsrron-December Is. at e. IA. Decefns
H. 81 at a m. December =. az a. m:
canlag al Tulalip going south Sunday and
rf,th Tuesday,
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York exchange today At the opening there
was little activity. but there seemed n
ee in the air a semi-panicky feeling. All
local stocks showed a sharp falling OK
from yes9erday,s prices.
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nv on THE FLYER"

vLY on THE FLYER" o
srATTLE TO TACOMA
.onrd trips daily. except SUNDAY.
foeY bnur and twenty-five minutes
N onTr gE STEAMER FLYER
Regular a1,ly trips 0eA'
saa.s; e 'P EJECT TUESDAY. NAY 1
TIME CARD
srnele fare. soc; round trip Dc
f.ass seattie-s'$s. HE a M <'s' VI
Eve Tacoma-s'so an: 1. SD p "a
SUNDAYS
a..,tle-7 a "a: Il M: sp. IA
Law fscoma-s:D a m; zsI; 2 - ., "a.
LAnd.ns. fsoron1erciaI dock. foot os Ma
~ I steamer. Eyer and State Of
suSSs-y-ou. fare Soc.
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Wheat was quiet today on the market.
but there were evidences that II Is moving
In this direction. especially IN the receipts
for export Ralfour. Guthrie &c Co. are
now loading the Yola. the S.nla is walt
ing 10 get TO the elevator 10 load $500
tons. and the Kiimory. the British saip
that came in wednesday night. Is also TO
take a cargo Of 4,ooo tons 90 Liverpool
from this port.
The shipment Of oats from this port has
fallen or. owing TO the large shipments
being made from Anacortes 10 San Fran
cisco and other ports.
Quotations In both remain the same
The market is supplied al present. but IN
spite OF the enormous crop or oats there
Is likely 10 he q st.ffening tendency very
soon. from the fact that nearly all the
hest oats have already been marketed.
The produce markets have not put on
anv holiday appearance yet. There was
a good supply OF dressed turkeys today
but the demand was better. and about i've
tons OF them were readily sold at the ad-
vanced price OF from ifc TO isc. One
dealer sold two tons. and has orders In
hand for two and half tons more at that
figure. So there is a chance for a further
advance.
Large shipments Of dressed chickens
enn1e in from brownsville and Portland.
or, and sold fairly we'll at yesterdays
rates. Live poultry has no show In this
open weather.
Ranch eggs. or which a good supply
came IN today. were generally quoted at
24c. Eastern eggs are just now close
competitor as the No. 1 are nearly as
good as ranch eggs and fetch the same
price within a cent,
Oranges were a trihs scarce. but large
shipments OF California. Florida and
Japan fruit are expected Monday.
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Gold EXPORTS.

New York. Dec N-IA ven Holman &
Co. say they will ship tomorrow Sl.5oo,aNo
OF gold. Muller. Schal s. Co nil ship
Sssoo 90 --oo ~
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Turkeys!
Turkeys!

We viii have tws ear leads OF turkeys In
for the Chrfsfrnss trade. Sand your orders
10 early. a. IL viii lnsars you choice stock.
g0Hs h. <GES.
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s-r.unP CLAN n,DoNsID

Daily AZ II midnight except Saturday for
rdmonds Everett arc Snohomish river
noints Landing at City cock, Seattle.
LILLY. BOGAHDUS & CO. Inc,
Tel Main 81 Owners and Managers
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. / club. &c; blue stem. SSc. Quiet.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

Portland, Dec. n-Wheat-Duii, weak
and uncertain; Walia Walia, 4si9sf5oc:
Valley 6.iz46sc per bushel.
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Regin ,n0 w ell

By remembering that the beat line from
MINNEAPOLIS and 81. Paul 20 Mi sa9kee and
Chicago IL The North " ssfsra Lima"
Taree frsf-cisss trains leave Minneapolis
and g. Paul daily, sS follows:
Leave Minneapolis Z - a m. 57&5 .. m,
7.ao p. m. Leave 81. Paul sia q. m, Is p
~ $40 o. n. Arrive Milwaukee 800 D m.
10 a. n A.. arrive Chicago s.I5 ?. n, 800 -
n. e.5) a. rs.
Your home agent viii sell you tickets Via
this first-elsss lire. For further tnforna-
ton and illustrated folder. free. p.sase ad-
a,exr. r. w. PARKER
prge; Sound Agent.
COZ Front street. Seattle.
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-,,xsrT~T RoUTE-STR~ GREYHOUND
bS Daily Except Sunday
EVERETT s:45 a. m, p. m oo
lssssss seattle II 80 m. and 80 p. N.
kSssasSs-L<ayes Seattle 40 p. M:
So Egerett IL g. N,
kzsss Ssngir TRIO, 75c: round trip, SIS;
rrs.cts with boats for Tacoma and Emo
fi iSsnd,ns-colman dock. foot OF Marion
Grssrrr.E AND TACOMA NAVI0A-
tsA' TON COMPANY.
- rvo,,y Pros n. W. Goodhue. Sec.
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Boston. Dec. a-Priees on the Boston
market followed the decline On the New
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The following table. complied by Brad
streets. shows the total 9earanees at the
principal cities and the percentage OF in
crease OF decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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Bank Ciearnnccs.

red. ssscs No. hard s-rsc. Options closed
l4lsc lewsF: No. red Nay closed ea5scs
December closed sc.
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CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL

sos se Tnrn.ssd !. se.'t s.vs fr,d.;
kase wi n a m: leave Roche Harbor
HarpU arrive New whatcoms o. "a.
W hound Leave New Whatcom O.
5o,sn Roche HarborC O. m-: leave
a. u.rbor 10 a m: leave Port Town
FRA n. arrive Seattle 7:D D. m
kno Rhoulpson. managing owner. LILY.
lI,a,.s Co, agents. City dock.
psessene Main ~.
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roA1 o'> ftSGTOH ROUTE.
s.smsr A. n Robinson. carrying u. q.
~ i.ayes CITY dock. foot Of Main street,
ga m: arrives al Sidney at lo;ik
4 arrives at s.lyerdaie st u "a.
- sijverdais a. 2:l5 D. m. leaves
$50 On return At 0. IN. Daily
s,o s.s Sunday Fare. 60c- e. ". Robin
- natter LILY. Pogardus 4 Co.. agentA
s.s.stans Main a.
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NlcrokI. ROUTE
!. srsAaER GLIDE

lsav,. STEAMER glide
u Aenss.sfc.A. aock. Tacoma. s -
sS'syt u. ssasa aAss. Wednesdays and FRI
- esek ana sas poEat. Leaves
tass1.ss .ss.tls : p N. tuesdays
ss.ss L ns.as sa,erasy. Tor RueanA,
s~.ss @s W .Ay posnts Fare %
. .. F423sEaa1. C2p.Asa
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Ter rates. &C.. inquire OF
2. q yERKE0
Yesler Wharf eeattlak
I. A NADEAU.
General Agent ". r. r. r.. Seattle.
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1oy's for the faded and Ge>a
Health fer all Mankind.
Urs VEGETABLE sARSapamilA.

uS tnrou0
nature sowo
pro@cnsDI,
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THE LOCAL MARKETS.

Seattle. Dec. %. 1876.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Fort
land clearing houses today Were;
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Hops
Weak.
@aour

v7our-Re-eeip.s - oso barrels, exports Il
20 barrels. Noninally lover, bat hard .
osss,e: shipping wheats unsettled. ~nlie
vfn.ers are fairly steady. bat ao&eF - ss4-
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Total sales

The total sales Of stocks today Ssre %
Az shares. including. American Sugar lIs.-
ts American Tobacco. =, -. Atchlson 81
an Burlington t3.7oo- CHESAPEAKE q ONO
: ,aa CHICAGO Gas IS 5aa Cons2iida ted Gas
3 an beaver & RIO Cranie preferred s,lpo
plstillers A.1go. Genera Electric $50 Kan
sas 8 Texas s7o0. Iselcde Gss $40. i q
y lglna Manhattan Consolidated 4,tts,
Nr,ssoirt a-iHc 1900 =. J, Central 400.
= r. Central san. $ortaEestern l--at. Pa
-in, Mail GIo), Reading sso, Rock Island
~ a.. :. Paul "a SO. silver Certificates a.
r., -,.,taefn Railroad & 81. sou aern Rail
-~sa preferred II. 90. Tennessee Coal sad
I'm IL 5aa. United States Leather 49,,
f-nted states Leather preferred ., 20 Va
bash u-eferrad =. Geo. Western Union "a 80.
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These steamers fur7fish frpt-elass se-
comHocatons. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yesier wharf
Seattle
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whsat-R ecelpis 81 Go bushels, experts.
4 go bushels. spot. active aad we&z' No.
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sAN JUAN IsLANDa
-AnER LYDIA THOMPSON.
limited States mafl. leaves City
csryisnax., N Main street. Monday. Wed
Sees 49, a.nt Fr1day af o. m for Port
800. San Juan Islands and New
Ehstcon-
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CHARGED WITH STEALING MACHINERY.
u QUARREL OVER PATENTS RESULTS IN THE AR
REST OF A MANUFACTURER

- QUARREL OVER PATENTS RESULTS IN THE AR
REST OF A MANUFACTURER
George Hewlett Davis manufacturer. who lives
sr Ravonne ~ j.. arraigned In the Tomps
Police Court yesterday on the charge OF burglary,
n,eferred by Emile Klaber vce-president ana
treasurer of the Automaton Piano Company, NO 70
fvburch-st Mr.. Davis is charged with breaking
omen the factory door on the morning OF Angus. 10
and carrying away special tools and dyes electrical
appliances and patents
Mr. Davis says he had right to take wha' "e
did and that he acted under advice OF his COUNSEL
police Commissioner Parker. ,.-.oa
Mr. Klaber made affidavit that he was lnloI ,a.u
nv Adolph Witter. engineer, or No. % pa| ~
at that Mr. Davis went to the Factory u ,o o
Ar,omaton company with several others an" 80
with them truck. Mr.. Davis asked MIN ioi
crowbar which he refused. $1,000, -, ,ho
Later he saw a lot of machinery ioaueu VI. ,, .
truck under direction of Mr.. Davis a. Was Va ~
away at MIR. Davis's order. Emile klaoer was 80
the Adirondacks at the time, and teesins ,, w
sent to him by his brother August WHO 10 ~
ager of the company , Tor Mr. Davis in
the Tombs Police Court. He said that .he enai re
Of burglary would not hold; that the Automatoh
piano Company had refused to give up Wndt oe-
ionced TO MIR Davis. despite repeated demahus;
Mr. Klaber said that Mr. Davis USED TO nave "a. Iesn
room in his factory. and that he also drew ~ a
week He got all the patents ana machihei! ne
was entitled to. the complainant said, ,,,
Mr. Davis was paroled In the CUSTODY OF Nomihis-
sioner Parker for examination this afternoon
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FIGHT IN THE PRISONERS PEN.

ELLIOTT GAVE THE POLICE a LOT OF TROUBLE
BEFORE HE WAS sUBDUED.
There was a fight in the prisoners pen at Essex
Market Court yesterday and Policeman Hugh
Herman Of the Court Squad, had great dificuity IN
stopping IT, The disturbance was caused by Harry
Elliott twenty-five years old. of No. 10 Essex
st who was arrested Saturday night, with John
Donnelly also an expressman, because they were
ouarrellng at Essex and Division SITS. Elliott mag
ines that he is pugilist and it is his boast that
never took fewer than four policemen TO arrest
him. Policeman Oman. of the Madison-st. station
made the arrest on Saturday night, and was walk
ing quietly along with his prisoner. when Elliott
butted him in the abdomen with his mead. knocking
him TO the sidewalk. Elliott then began 10 KICK
Dinan. who however. managed TO blow his whistle
for assistance. Three policemen responded ana
they tied Elliott's feet and hands and took nm 10
the station in express wagon.
Elliott told the sergeant at the desk that II ne
was allowed to kick in Dinans face he would
willingly do a year for it, He then tried TO attack
Donnely, his fellow prisoner. and was prevented
only with great difficulty.
Then came the fight in the prison pen. Elliott
chased Donneily around the place. kicking and
striking him Donnelly called out that he was being
killed and begged Policeman Herman TO take him
out. When the latter entered the pen. Elliott made
for him, but Herman knows little about boxing
and stopped Elliott with sharp blow on the chest.
When arragned before Magistrate Flammer, Ell
lott started TO cry and when asked what he had
persecution, and that Oman dubbed him. He was.
however, held for trial charge of assaulting
1ne policeman. Donncly admitted being intOXi-
Gated. and fined s..