Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-21

against using the corps on the fighting
line.
Gnn. Eullar IS iu front of Lalng's Mex.
hos.tauu. Co attack positions of onor-
nous n1turnl strength The reports
chat the Beers have blown up portions
of the tunnel are confirmed Although
Everywhere else they are reported as
retiring 0utfr0nted they have effected
their retreats With0us losing their COM
loys. or guns or prisoners. Were they
d,flrgauizel they would streW the line
of retreat With booty
BRITISH ARE RGOTOUs.
The b9lsterous rcioIciugs over the
news from MIfekiug have become fiOt-
Gus in parts of London Aberdeen and
Belfast, and elsewhere iu Che United
Kingdom. In the Flnchley district Of
suburban London a mob stoned q rail-
road stauon-masters house and
smashed the windows of Diapers
shop, setting FIRE 90 the building also.
although whether by accident or de-
sign 10 is not set known Two clerks
We're ipiurci. The house of "a B0er
sympathigcr no Harlcston was attacked
10y q large mob and the windows were
shattered The police charged toe mob
and were greeted with "a shower of dee
cayel eggs. Numerous arrests were
made and the police reserves were
called out
BIotng took place M Aberdeen from
90 10 o'clock Saturday evening around
q hall where @ stop the war meeting
was being addressed hy Mr. Cr0n-
WrIght-Schreiner husband of Olive
Schrelncr a crowd OF stulauts and
n.TU Hf.IU." o.. .f N..H d.
police We're unable 90 cope with the disc
turbers and sent for the mounted police
who made some headWay with the
crowd, but free fights occurred between
the supporters Of the meeting aud the
crowd. and the royal ndrmary near by
was ke2t busy dressing the wounds or
combatants caused by stones. bricks
ana clubs a number of arrests were
made and finally the chief magistrate
ordered the chief constable TO can out
me militia. The Gordon Highlanders
from the Castle barracks then cleared
the streets
REJoICINGs IN LAWLEssNEss.
Within the han the opponents OF the
promoters OF the meeting practically
broke II M and carried am amendment
10 the principal resolution The resi-.
utHce OF rev Alexander Webster
where Mr.. Wright schreiner
stayed, was damaged Boer sympa-
thi2ers stoned the procession OF shin
yard employees az Belfast. and there
were some disorders 90 Birmingham
AZ Dover the business establishment
OF j. Brown, q member OF the local
chamber Of commerce. was wrecked bv
q mob. The police were unable 10 cope
WIN the disturbance. and the local
artillery and volunteers were called
out As the rioting continued the royal
tItulery was called upon to suppress
the mob. The windows Of buildings adj
Joining Mr. Browns were smashed
Numerous arrests were made.
Rev. Lord NJ Cecil. q son OF the pre-
mier preaching yesterday In Gray's Inn
chapel London, before the Australian
federation delegates and other notables
referred 20 these demonstrations of vlo-
lence and Said "The popular enthusi-
osin prevailing throughout the country
Is dangerous. The line between good
ana evil Is soon overrun by the unthlnk-
me crowd. The outburst Is cvu I'M SO
Tar as IL is the same spirit which ant.
mated the Roman crowds I'm the COL
iscum while the gladators pursued
each other to death but 20 Is good In so
tar as Il Is a protest against one Of the
greatest evils OF the age the love Of
money