Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-08
bad Man IAGLB.
An Ex-ArizOnan on the
Rampage in San
Francisco.
POLITICAL INDICATION.
Doings Of the Democracy in
Minnesota. North Pole
Expedition.

gle, the ex-Unlted States Marshal who
killed Judge Terry some years ago
while acting as bodygusrd to Justice
Stephen j. Field. got into an alterca.
ton with James H. Barry, editor of the
Star, g weekly paper, on Montgomery
street, yesterday. In the last issue of the
Star, Barry published biography OF
Negle in which the lstter's record and
character were severely criticised. To-
day Maggie asked if Barry was the au-
thor of the article in the Star. Barry
replied that he was, and was RESPONSE
Bile for il.
"Then take this" said Maggie, splitting
four times in Rarry's face. Barry struck
at Maggie. The latter, with his hand in
his own hip pocket, said: "Now, fill your
hand" Barry ssid: You are armed and
L am not" Bystanders interrupted,
and the men we're separated before any
blows could be exchanged.
Barry, IN an interview after his alter
cation with Maggie, said he had been
warned that Maggie had boosted that hs
would kill him Barry on sight. Barry
said that he WAS told twice yesterday
that Maggie would try to provoke a quar-
rel with bim, aud if Barry gave him an
opportunity Maggie would shoot. Barry
denies that Nagle spst in his face, say
ing Maggie only spat at him.
"My grst impulse was to strike him."
said Barry, "but remembering my warn.
ing, l resolved to give him no occasion
for shooting me, which | knew was his
nhla0f Nunlo NTH he 81
his pocket, and as he did so / said: i
heard that you were going to kill me-
This l said very quietly, then added:
Now then, kill me- Maggie, pointing to a
copy of the Star, said: Did you write
that? L replied: Il not only put it in
but l wrote it, Turning his pistol
around iD bis pocket in cowardly fash
ion, Nagle said: Don't let it occur
again., and then walked away"
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Aug. 5-The
state democratic convention was held
here today. The GOO delegates present
were harmonious so far as the fusion
plan was concerned with the populists,
but in the deliversnce of their charge
things ran lees smoothly. This was
when the report of the committee on
credentials was presented for adoption.
1t was understood that there we're no
contests. but supplementary report
was presented challenging the rights of
three distinguished members OF the
Ramsey county delegation to occupy
seats on the floor. These were Daniel
w. Lawler, national committeeman for
Minnesota; j. G. McC6fferty and Frank
W. McCutcheon of st. Paul. All are
pronounced gold men who have repu
dated the Chicago platform. The sill
yer men were determined to GUST them
and they did.
A scene of wild disorder ensued and
small sized riot waged for an hour. Nc
Cutcheon he'd been invited to express
his views, but when be began to speak
the crowd would not listen to him. All
attempts to preserve order proved fu
tile aud McCutcheon left the platform
with the remark "All right, gentlemen,
We will meet you at PhIlippi." The
three men filed out of the hall amid the |
derisive shouts of hundreds OF angry |
men.
The fusion plan was adopted. The |
democrats named John Lind for COVER
nor, Julius j. Henricke for secretary of |
state and Alexander McKinnon for state |
treasurer, leaving the lieutenant COVER
norship and the attorney-Reneralshi to |
be filled in by the populists. The dem
ocrats also named four presidential cleo |
electors.
A feature of the convention was a |
speech by IgDstius Don |
nelly.
Lawler and McCutcheon both spoke |
Al 4 nh 10 knx
could not vote for Mckinley, they could |
not vote for Bryan. McCutcheon Is to
be the Minnesota representative at the |
gold democratic conference at Indian |
polls.
TRoMsoE (Norway,) Aug. 5.-(By At
lantic Cabls.) The Arctic expedition,
headed by Sir Martin Conway and his |
nephew, has accomplished the first |!
crossing OF Spitbergen from east to
west. In the central portion of the is
lands was found vast ice plateau.
Sis Martin Conway's expedition |
reached Advent Bay, Spitbergen,
from England via Tromsoe, on the |
kaftsund on June 20. The |
members of the expedition were Sir
Martin Conway and his nephew, Trevor
Battle; DR.. ]. w. Gregory, E. j. Gar
wood and Studley, sportsman. They |
possessed two Norwegian ponies nnd
three eleGges Of the pattern adopted by
Nansen. The explorers proposed to
split up into two parties.
Sir Martin Conway, Garwood and an
other intended to go into the interior,
while the three remaining members
were to stay on the coast to geologic
and collect birds and eggs. Sir Martin
Conway had made arrangements to be
taken off with his companions about |
September 5, and it will thus be seen [
hat the expedition has returned sooner
han was expected.