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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09
Ticket Broker ID. Goldberg Replies.

In late editions of several papers a
person has been giving his side of a
question to a matter that amounts to
nothing and representing himself as
the only authorized ticket broker IN
Butte Facts dispreve his statements
Without official right, he signs himself
vice president of the American Ticket
Brokers association, when he is Dut
the fourth vice president. rms is
however, strictly in line with ms way
of doing business, method TOO low
for me to use. An association does not
furnish tickets nor control them. n
mans personal responsibility guaran-
tees TRANSPORTATION. Brokers join an
association for mutual protection, ana
when two or more do business in a
CITY they are compelled to charge uni
form rates. There are several ticket
brokers' associations. and broker can
use his Judgment as to which is the
most advantageous to his interests
Several bankers and hundreds or
prominent men have offered TO guar
antee all my transactions with the
public, so that I don't have TO go East
for a reputation. as does my would-be
competitor. l have enjoyed the conil-
dence of the public for 10 years, be
cause of my straightforward methods.
NV business is increasing. l propose
| 10 stay with il and the public Will get
| the advantage of low rates which l
| shall always be able to offer. Call be-
| fore purchasing your transportation.
d. G.. OLDBERG, Ticket Broker,
"A Main street.
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HE SLAVERY BAD EGG
This YOungSter Has Been Blazing a
Crooked Trail.
SOME KIDS ARE AUDACIOUS
And Have No Fear OF the Police =
They Defy the Authorities and
Are Not Happy Unless Knee
Deep In Dirty Actions.

Butte, June S.+A 16-year-old boy
named Charles Wilson is in trouble
again, and his mother has concluded
that the only thing that can be done
with him now is to turn him over 10
the police. He was arrested about two
weeks ago for stealing but on the
pleas of his mother, Judge Turner let
him go. She complained to the police
again to-day, and saidu she could 40
nothing with him, and would not again
plead for his release. She says she
has done everything she gan, possibly
do to make the boy behave himself ana
to bring him mp in the way he should
go, but he won't come up that way.
His mother is now married again to
Mr. Alfred of 26G East Park street
The boys offenses, which have come
to the attention of the police, are very
numerous. The complaint to-day is
that he stole his mothers pocHetbook
containing several dollars ana also
stole an upholstered chair and gave IL,
supposedly. to a woman OF Ill tame;
The chair has not been recovered ana
the boy will not tell where II is Al
another time. IL is complained tnat ne
ordered a lot of silk hosiery ana SILK
underwear at the store of Courtney.
Case & Gravelle, and had IL All
charged to the family, while the goods
| il is claimed went to vile woman
When he wants money he taxes any
thing he can find at home and pawns
| IT for what he can get. A short time
| ago he walked off with his step-broth-
| er Harry's overcoat and left 1t at a
| pawn shop. Harry paid the money 10
| redeem the overcoat
| 1t seems that the boy is like scores
| of other bad boys in Butte. His
| crimes have been treated with I'M
punity so long that he is audacious.
Scores of Butte's boys have been ar
rested for petty thieving and mischiev-
| Gus pranks, but they have got so they
| ridicule threats of arrest and josh the
| policemen. They know that by the
time they get to Jail their parents VIII
relent and square the thing and plead
with the Judge tn let them on. IL is
| always represented that to send them
to fail would be to make confirmed
| criminals Of them, and so they are re-
| leased with a reprimand. Thls mas
| been the uniform course for years III
Butte and as a consequence the or
binary tough boy of Butte has nc
more fear of the police court than he
has of his mother The chances are
that the next boy that comes before
Judge Turner will find a different out
come to his case. The judge is tender
hearted. but he thinks II full time 1ol
one or two examples to he made. anc
the next boys that come before MN
will stand .. splendid show of either go
ing to Jail or the reform school.
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Fannie Comes Again.

The Schultz family. through Fannie
Matusewitz, took a new tack to-day IN
the 50 500 check case, and commenced
a new action against John O'Rourke
and A A. Lisker for contribution to-
ward it's payment. She recites in her
complaint that Carl and Mary Schultz
consented to the payment Of the note,
amounting with principal and interest
TO $3.O6i40, and then assigned the note
and all claims for contribution against
O'Rourke and Lisker TO her. Fannie
asks that each of the defendants be
compelled to contribute $1,O2O.46.
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At the Hotels.

Butte. June S.-The Butte: Maurice
We'll, II. S. Pearson, c. j. BROOKS, X
Schenck. Chicago; l.. Wertheimer,
Pittsburg; John Marshall, jr., II. Rice,
San Francisco: F.. Parlin. Fargo. n. D.;
]. Costland. Boston; q. Strache, Swift
erIand; r. Hirsh. Austria; II. G. Han
ford, Shannon City; James Patten, Phil
ipsburg; A. =. Ray, William Spiegel-
berg New York.
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A Bit of Reciprocity.

Ottawa, Ont, June S.-The DEPART
ment of trade and commerce is adj
vised important concessions have been
made to Huddart's Australian steam
ship line by the Hawaiian government:
The company is given freedom from all
charges at the port of Honolulu except
pilotage and water, and also granted
free use of the land at Honolulu for
storage of coal for the vessels. The
company agrees during the term or
two years to carry all Hawaiian malls
without charge TO the government and
hold to the present schedule of passen-
ger and freight rates.
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Set for Trial.

Judge Speer this morning rearranged
his trial calendar and set cases Tor
trial as follows:
June 1O-State VS.. Al Fango; ID. l..
Harris VS.. /. O. c.. T. lodge.
June 1l-Merchant VS.. J. w. Forbis;
Omaha Canning company vs. j. W.
Forhis.
June Estate VS.. ]. w. Lacey; Louis
Demars VS.. J. a. Leggat.
June 13-Fred Radue VS.. c. Pauwe-
lyn: Cyrus Page VS.. David Page; Bes-
sic Holman VS.. w II. Holman.
June 14-C T.. Black VS.. Jerry Grif-
nth: state VS.. John Williams. alias John
Roberts.
June lip. A. Largey VS.. c. s. War
rem.
June lS-Omaha Upholstering COM
pany VS. Chauvin-Fant company; &. y.
Adams vs.. Thomas Coombs.
June 19-S. A. King VS.. Richard Kin
nee ct al.
June Civ. A. Clark VS.. the Golden
Gate Mining company.
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National Commander Lawlsr.

Butte. June S.-Col p. r.. Dolman re-
ceived a telegram this evening from
Colonel Fisk of Helena announcing the
arrival there of the national com
mander of the G.. A. r., LAWYER, VINO Is
on his way to the coast He will be
given a reception on Monday, and
number of G. A. II. men will go over
from Butte.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Now is the time 10 subscribe.
Smoke "Ei Captain General cigars.
Alderman Cook IS i'll with appendi-
citis.
Best domestic cigar made me Mo"-
tana Rose" Try one.
Majestic steel ranges. Tuttle Ma nu
featuring & Supply company.
watch cleaning. $50; mainsprings.
81. Warranted one year. Mayer. ~
w. Park
Get our figures on mining supplies, we
mean business. futile Manufacturing d
Supply company.
Mems and boys mackintoshes. fun
lines. fresh goods, just received AT
Cans & Klein's.
Miss Martha and Master Dolman re-
turned yesterday to Butte from visit
10 Louisiana, Mo.
Millinery. Ladies. call and inspect
our Is 25 and 80 cent hats. MISS I'LL
bert, so West Park.
Until times improve We shall sell our
shirts-silver dollar shirts-at 80 cents
apiece. Kaufman Bros.
Nesbitt Sisters, 10 West Granite.
have the finest dining parlor In the
city. Every delicacy In season
The Dubuque. Fro Dudes and Bos-
ton lode claims in Siberia district have
been located by Frank York and 9TH
ers.
You can't get as good a suit of
clothes for ten dollars at any sale. or
at any other store, as We are selling
for that price. Boucher, the Park
Street Clothier.
You can try them on where the eye
Of man will not reach you. They range
in price from s. to s. and are the
cheapest and SWEETEST" pants ever Of
fered for the money. kaufman Bros.
There will be no question as to where
you will buy II you once secure our figures
on hoists, boilers and mining supplies.
lutte Manufacturing Supply company.
Commencing on Saturday the Great
Northern will sell return tickets to
Helena and Boulder every Saturday
for one fare. Tickets will be good to
return on Monday.
Services will be held in the Scandi-
navian independent church. corner
Alaska and Copper streets. to-day al
il o'clock a. m. and p. m. All are
invited. =. Peterson. pastor.
The New Hampshire lode claim has
been located in Siberia district by Mar
tin Conlin and others and the Copper
Fraction in Unorganiged district by
A. Il. Gates and others.
Mrs. Henry Rodenbeck of Denver
has written 10 the police of this city
inquiring for her husband. who ma,
disappeared. There Is a letter from
Germany for him, containing a none,
order.
1t makes n difference where you bu!
your clothes. You found that out loni
ago. and your experience cost money
To get even by degrees. buy one of on
ten dollar suits. They look fine ant
surprise in quality. kaufman Bros.
A new woman furnished entertain
ment TO a curious lot of odd" men las
evening by riding horseback throug
the strets Of Butte IN clothes pin fash
ion. IL was the generally espresso
opinion that she looked well.
A quiet little wedding took place FRI
day evening at Sl2 West Granite. whe
Rev. Peter Peterson united Gotric
Kruse and Christine Lofblad in IN
holy bonds Of matrimony IN tho pre-.
ence Of a few immediate relatives an
friends.
A game OF baseball will he playe
this afternoon at the Athletic ground
between two kid teams known as n
Butte Regulars and the Butte VIII
ners. Frank Griffin is captain Of n
Regulars and Thomas Reynolds Of n
Winners. The game VIII be called ;
2.30 o'clock.
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Mondays Linens

Representatives of Scotland Ger
MANY and Frances industries
The Largest. Heaviest and mes
B!elche1 Turkish Towel IN Americi
Tor 2]c. You can use II TOT ud'n
robe if necessary. .,.,,-
100 doz HOneycomo HuckaoA0N
Towels at % each. NJ, W,
I-neoualled values in Table Nap
kins in Table Linen. in Sheetlngs,
Nuslins and Pillow Castings.
we have a fence around this depart
ment hut the gate is always aJar 10
hargain hunters. See illustration,
East Window.
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Mining Property attached.

The First National bank to-day COM
menced an action i'm the district court
against II. ID. Leggat for $592.21. due
on "A note bearing date of Nov. %, 1898.
An attachment was levied on the Sky
High. Occidental. hummer and Joseph
Joyce lode claims and on the Leggat'
Highland. Monitor. Stewart and Gil
bert and White and Friant placers
and on a water right in Mammoth
rvtllch
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Death of James Harrington.

Butte, June S.-James Harrington
died al noon Friday. aged IS years, Of
enlargement 81 the liver. de leaves
= wife and two children. He was born
in Ireland, but came 20 this country II
wears ago. The funeral will be- held al
o'clock Sunday afternoon. from the
residence, in Dublin gulch.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

ON Sunday. June Is. the Great North
ern will run a special excursion train 10
Great Falls. leaving Butte at I O'Clock
a. m. returning leave Great Falls at
q o'clock u. m. the same day. Tight
rope walking over the falls. boating on
the river, dancing. bicycle racing, etc.
will form some Of the amusements OF
the day. Music furnished by the Il. n
NJ. band OF Great Falls Tickets Sood
going and returning on the special
train, s. for the round trip.
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After Curfew Rang.

Butte. June S.-The police made
raid on the boys Tonight ana put pc
mind the bars four youngsters who
were begging and hanging around
after business hours were supposed to
be over. The boys were G. Davis Lee
shaw, George Guthrie and Michael
E,loyd
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Notwithstanding what Jealous and
unscrupulous rivals may say To the
contrary. u. Goldberg. the ticket hrok-
err Is stin doing business at Al North
Main street and sells railroad and
steamship transportation at reduced
rates as heretofore.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09
THE WEEKS CLEANUP
Cases Disposed of in the District Court
Yesterday.
TOM ANDERSON'S SENTENCE
The MouIder Boys In Trouble Again
Schultz Once More-Set for
TriaI-Spencer's Forgery
Pleas and Motions.
TOM ANDERSON'S SENTENCE

Butte. June S.-Thomas Anderson,
the man who was caught in the room
of John Goss in the Antlers' club
house and pleaded guilty to the charge
of burglary in the first degree, was
this morning sentenced to three years
in the penitentiary by Judge Speer.
Anderson's attorney pleaded for leni-
cncy. and claimed that the man was
drunk at the time he catered the
house. and that he really didn't know
how he got in. County Attorney
Wines. however said that there was
nothing TO show that the man was
drunk. and that. on the contrary ne
had burglars tools in his possession
when arrested, showing that his IN
tentions were to burglariZe the house.
Judge Speer said he was sorry men
like Anderson pleaded guilty because
when they did so he was In duty
bound To be lcnient with them. lie
then sentenced him for three years =,
Charles Spencer. alias RUSSELL
charged with forgery, changed his plea
to one of guilty. and he viii be SEN
fenced Monday.
Chris Binder pleaded not guilty 70
the charge of grand larceny, and Z. l..
Campbell filed a demurrer in his case
of forgery. and IL was set Tor nearing
next saturday.
on motion of the county attorney.
the case against c. NJ. Buck an old
appeal, was ordered dismissed and the
defendants bonds exonera;ed.
The incorrigible Moulder boys were
in court again this morning, and tncir
counsel. Judge DeWolfe. asked tn bo
relieved from the case. The attorney
| said he believed 1t wouii he for The
good of the boys 10 be placed under
some restraint. and that the reforn
school would probably be the bes'
place for them. As their counsel, how
| ever. he considered 1t his duty not Il
| assist in sending them there, as
| commitment to the school is regarded
as a punishment. The court. however
refused to relieve Mr.. DeWolte OF ~,
| duty, and he filed a motion to quasi
| the information against the boys.
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Notice.

All members OF Colusa Lodge NO. 81.
n q r. are requested to meet at
their hall in Meaderville on Tuesday,
at 1910 p. m. to attend the funeral Of
CIR late brother. william Allen, Of
Lodge No. 500. New Paris, Ohio. BY
order OF Charles Wedlake, y. c.; w.
q. Thomas, secretary.
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Mondays Cloths

Suitable particularly for
separate Skirts and Capes.
"a in. Panama Sackings,
Tans. Browns. Navy,
Myrtle, and Black, SI.Io
SO in. English Whip
cords. extra fine and heavy.
Myrtle, Navy and Tan,
$I.Io. Besides heavy Eng
lish mixtures. none less
than SO in. wide and none
more than 85c yd.
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$500 Rock Drilling Contest.

All teams desiring to enter the Co
lumbia gardens rock drilling contest
are requested to meet in the basement
OF O. X. Lewis & Co.'S. Tuesday even
ing. June H. at o'clock. to complete
a ARRANGEMENTS. w. H. Lewis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Bird seed, mockingbird food. bird
mamma and cutie bone food for par
rots and everything birds need at Eos
selman Drug company.
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Go,dberp.s Ticket once.

Which way do you go? Save money
by getting your railroad tickets at re-
duced rates from D. Goldberg's ticket
office. a Main street No misrepresen-
tations. Square dealing every time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

To those troubled with Indigestion
we would say Try Niavi company tab
Solids. The remedy Is predigestcd and
requires no preparations on the part
OF the stomach for assimilation. The
reputation which the Niavi company
has acquired is "a sufficient guarantee
that their tablOids are superior 10 any
others on the market.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09
Mondays POngee

A pile big as a small hay
stack showing a big drop
in value.
At i5c. good quality, 20 in: wide.
At CSC, same quality as last year QUO
At zoe same quality as last year 5
&c.
Pongees one yard wide shown also.
the correct width for making under
wear aud ummer dresses.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Fred orion. piano tuner. VIII be In
Deer Lodge Monday, June TO- Orders
left at the McBurney house VIII re-
ceiye prompt attention.
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All members of Washington Camp
No. is. z. O. s of A.. are requested to
meet at their hall at 3 O'clock p m. to-
day. Business of Importance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09
Cut I'm Millinery.

For the next ten days all millinery
less than cost. Miss NJ. j. Gilbert 80
West Park.
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Money talks at the closing out sale
of Simon Jacobs * Co. stock OF men
,,,oar corner Park and Main streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Ask for Centennial beer; insist upon
getting Il. as II is the best in the mar
ket and is a home production.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

ASK for Centennial beer; insist upon
getting Il, as IL IS the best I'm the mar
ket and h a home production.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

.,a has a, IN lie there. too. beyond doubt;
Whateyer the place or occasion, a man shouln
he suitably dressed for IL. No ATTIRE noMe s,e,
costly. suits either the yearer or tne q, a.
even half tolerably. unless II is perIecL ia ~.
Want III M yiolaUes | tho ten comm IN uhehts
Of dress. Nothing can atone Tor sncn !, az. an
ofIense The nearest approach IeaV, may a..
ciothier can make TO a tit, Is TO miss u. hs
,nrch better TO miss the mistt by colnlls 20 "
and having a substantial and stylish sur niaue
10 order AT a reasonable price.
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Mondays WOo1ens

The nobbiest lot of
Dress Goods you ever
looked at. 4oin. mixtures.
Tan and Green, Tan and
Brown, Blue and Gray,
Blue and Garnet, Old Rose
and Ecru in all wool and
wool and silk, soc yd.
Neat and. stylish 40 in.
Checks in 5 combinations.
75c yd., and many others.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

If your skin is rough and scaly. there
is nothing like Newbro's Witch Hazel
Cream.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Levi Strauss & Co.'S. riyeted overalls 60
at Zoe; walters coats and jackets. bar
coats. etc, al terrible reductions at the
closing out sale of the Jacobs stock.
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Don't forget the closing out sale OF
Simon Jacobs d Co.'S stock. sale is
now on.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Don't forget the closing out sale OF
Simon Jacobs & Co.'S stock. Sale is
now on.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Don't forget the closing out sale OF
simon Jacobs & Co.'S stock. sale Is
now ON.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Ask for Centennial beer; insist upod
getting It, as 1t is the best in the mar
ket and is a home production.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-09

Don't forget the closing out sale OF
simon Jacobs & Co.'S stock. sale Is
now on
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r1onday's Waists

A host which no woman
can number. Better Shirt
Waists this year for 65c
than last year at ST..
Those at 05c, our great
special which has no COM
petition are worth $3.50 or
nothing. Lots new arri-
walls in Silk and Sateen
Dress Waists shown on
Monday with a lot other
specials.
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THE MOST
BRILLIANT GATHERING

OF unprecedented values ever
offered before. Our space here
is too limited to give you any
idea of the Importance of visit
ing our store.
Call and see us, even if you don't
wish to buy. You will see on
our shelves and counters goods
at unheard-of prices, fairly beck
oning to be yours. No such OPP r.
portunity ever offered:
Fancy Creamery Butter, 10-lb.
TUBS. ........ ...............o 10
No. l Butter Beans, % lbs 81 90
Fancy California White Figs, IA
lbs ............ w
California prunes, 20 lbs ........ l 90
Fancy Evaporated BlackberrieS,
IL lbs ........ ................ w
Fancy New York State Cream
Cheese. s lbs ......... 10
Fancy Nebraska Creamery But
ter. 20Ib tubs ................. W
Flexible Gloss Starch, pkgs.... 20
5-lb box of Fancy English Break
fast Tea, worth $3.50, price. 90
Seven Year-Old T. b. Rippy ~
Whiskey, per gal. 3 90
Claret, Burgundy, Saturne and
Santa Monica Wine, per OF bot %
Port, Angelica, Muscat and To-
kav Wine per at bot. 80
Bass Imported Pale Ale, per doz 30
Burk's Imported Dublin Stout,
per doz. .................. oo
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PUTTE ....

The Principal Branch once Of THk sTAspAs
I. AZ No. n East Broadway. Butte. Ieepne@
Ne IA Advertising RATES furnished o. spp'
oafionL
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Mondays Serges

The best value that it is
possible for you to i'm
agine. Navy and Cardinal
only, strictly Pure Wool,
35c yd.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-04-25
IN TERROR OF BLACKS.
THEY TAKE POSSESSION OF THE
TOWN OF BATH.
Enter Stores and Bar-rooms and Help
Themselves-AIl Because Some
Were Arrested.

Raleigh, n. c., April 23.-NeWs has
reached here that a large mob Of ne
grOes Saturday night attempted to
take possession of the town of Bath,
because some of their number were
arrested by the town officers for dis
orderly conduct. They entered stores
and bar-roOmS, helped themselves, and
threatened the people with death.
They wounded four deputy sheriffs,
and so terrorized the people that they
locked themselves in their houses to
save their lives. kilograms were sent
to the town of Washington, sixteen
miles away, for aid, and a company of
troops was put at the disposal Of the
sheriff. Sunday morning, the people
Of Bath started out to arrest the riot
ers. They captured five. One Of them
named Lanier resisted and was
mortally wounded. The other prison
ers were taken to Washington in a
boat and an attempt was made by the
negroes to release Them by boat at
tack, but they were foiled by the ar
rival Of the militia on a steamer. All
is quiet at Bath now.