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Show PLOTTED TO RAID TOWN. NEWS SUMMARY. The volcanic eruptions In the Island! f Savall have ceased. Forty-fiv- e coal dealers have been Indicted In Chicago on a charge of conspiracy. Buffalo Bill has agreed to lead the 'Crand inarch at a ball to be given In (Anderson, lnd. The troops of the sultan of Morocco Tiave defeated the pretenders forcei In the Hyana district Senator Perkins has introduced bills providing for the creation of a naval reserve and a naval militia. thousand garment work-rof Vienna have gone on strike foi s Twenty-fiv- e NORTHWEST NOTES. Gang of Desperadoes Intended to Rob Banka by Wholesale. now Is known to a certainty by It officers of Carbon county, Montana, that the famous Bridger bank robbery In' October was only intended as the first step in one of thg most stupendous plots In the criminal history of Montana. The statement is made by one in authority, who refuses to allow the use of his name at this time, that the prosecution will prove when the case comes before the district court that it was intended by the gang, after the successful robbery of the Stock Growers' bank of Bridger, to assemble twenty men In western Carbon county and make a raid on Red Lodge, with the loot of three banks as the prize in a working day of eleven hours. The famine In the north of Sweden store. Is becoming worse because of the ab. This conspiracy, which would have normally bitter winter and heavy snow. entailed bloodshed and destruction awful to contemplate, was interrupted, it The bodies of twelve American who were buried in Cuba have is claimed, by the fact that the robbers ibeen exhumed and will be sent home. were trailed in the snow to Rainey McYellow fever has made its annual Donalds cabin in Rosebud county, appearance at Vera Cruz, Mexico, five where four of them were arrested by deaths, including two Germans, being Sheriff Potters posse. This la not the first time & plot has reported. been laid to raid Deer Lodge. Only last Rev. Jean Skyles, convicted of bigsummer officers received word that the amy at Port Gibson, Miss., has been crowd were on the sentenced to serve four years in the Officers way here for that purpose. penitentiary. a them to hot give reception, prepared The constitutionality of the Illinois and the desperadoes, becoming aware been has law tax upstate inheritance of this, turned aside somewhere. held by a decision of the United States supreme court LYNCH MUST DIE. I. has Chester Long Congressman been nominated by the Kansas RepubConvicted In British Court of High lican legislative caucus for United Treason and Sentenced to Death. States senator. Colonel Arthur Lynch, member of The treaty between the United parliament for Galway, was on Friday States and Colombia for the construc- found guilty of high treason and sention of the Panama canal by the United tenced to death. States has been signed. The Jury, after having been out half The Mazatlan, Mexico, town council an hour, returned a verdict of guilty. has been forced to buy land to enlarge When asked If he had anything to say tho cemetery, becauso of the numer. as to why ho should not be sentenced to death, Colonel Lynch replied: ous deaths from tho plague. "Thank you. I w ill say nothing, Owing to the exhaustion of the coal The sentence of death was passed on supply the Susquehanna iron and steel mills at Columbia, Pa., employing 1,600 each of the four counts In the The prisoner then bowed to the men, have been shut down. was removed In custody. court and A broad underground driveway Is to London Tho newspapers take It for be made Under tho Chicago river In sentence passed upon tho that granted Chicago, and bonds to the amount of will bo commuted. They Colonel Lynch will be used for that 18,000,000 pui pose. should bo a The continued bombardment of Fort urge that punishment to act as a enough exemplary San Carlos by the Germans seems not sufbut deterrent upon others, quite lucomprehenslve to the officials to make Lynch a severe of tho administration, in Washington. ficiently maityr, In Mexico the passage of tho subEATEN BY CANNIBALS. stitute Philippine currency bill by the United States houso of representatives Is regarded as a serious blow to sil- Three Europeans Killed and Eaten In New Guinea. ver. The steamer Mlowera, which has arIt Is said on good authority that there is little prospect (or tho Canadian rived at Victoria, B. I?., brings news government following the action of the of ttie murder of several white men United States congress In removing by the natives of New Guinea. A tho duty on coal. drought has been experienced for some The house Judiciary committee has time on the Island, and it is thought authorized a favorable report on the that as a result of the shortage of fool bill to create a bureau in the depart- In consequence the natives have rement of justice for the study of crlml-ca- l, verted to cannibalism. Murders are reported from several pauper and defective classes. One report tells of the Killing places. Tb3 government of Rhodesia has of two European prospectors, who awarded two of the Rhodes scholar- were eaten the blacks, and a Dutch ships at Oxford to students attending constable Is by to have been kidreported the Jesuit college at Buluwayo. These blacks were Several eaten. and naped are among the first awards made. of also murdered. the natives Many John King has been arrested at Go- have no food, and are subsisting on shen, N. Y., charged with setting fire roots and herbs. to a building, last August, which was consumed by the flames and In which EARTHQUAKE IN GEORGIA. Mrs. Lumbardi and her two children Decided Alarm Created Among People met their death. sol-idle- rs Indict-men- Dr. Lorenz, speaking of his Impressions of the Uuited States, says: "Above all, I was struck w 1th the mag. Blficent charity of the Americans and their Immense gifts to educational Institutions and hospitals. Dr. Charles Hendricks, convicted with Samuel Stanton of conspiracy to secure forlauia P.lggar the whole estate of ilonry N. Bennett, and son. tenced to two years and six months In Jail, has been released on bail pending an appeal. Whllo celebrating mass la tho Kum-Ja- p cathelral at Constantinople upon the occasion of tho Armenian Christmas, the Armenian patriarch, Orman. Ian, was wounded by a shot from a revolver in tho hands of a drug d rk. Ills wound is not mortal. Representative Foss, chairman of the house committee on naval affairs, has introduced a bill establishing a naval miltia and defining its relations to the government; also, for the enroll, ment and organization of a United States naval reserve. Albert Telels, in jail at Santa Fo, N, M., for murder, and Albert Hampe, Imprisoned for a minor offense, overwhelmed and bound the assistant allor, Vkturluno Casados, seized his Jailer Kpitacio Gallo-to- e Tovclvcr, 1:111' and then ccup'J, ' Colonel I y mh' conviction creoles n Jarliamentury vacancy In Galway, and It is understood that Captain Squire Taylor, organizer cf tho recent land fonfercnce, who is now In America, will be a candidate with the approval Of tho various political parties. Suit will ho file I against tho Rev. 1. It. McFarland by the polite force Af Topeka, Kuna., alleging slander. Th polite aa a force hav no corporate ox. inteiice, therefore the case will he brought with Chief of Police O'Dono. tan aa plaintiff, and damage will be naked. 1 f. UTAHS LEGISLATORS. Mrs. Marcus Daly has offered the January 23. city council of Missoula, Mont., three ToSenate Following bill were Introduced: enable the school for the deaf, dumb and lots for the proposed Carnegie li- blind to use the money appropriated by the brary. last It ylslature; to provide for an experiment county; to provide for the InFearing he would lose his eyesight, farm la Sanpete spection of metallferous mines; to Increase the suicided of Smith Portland W. Charles pay of election return messengers from lOoents at Los Angeles on the 22nd, firing a to 20 cents a mile when the distance traveled Is more than bullet through his head. miles; to increase the salary of the supreme court stenographer from State Auditor Caiderhead of Mon900 to I1S00; to Increase the salaries of tha tana has refused to issue warrants in Judges of the district courts; to transfer articles favor of twelve members of the legis- Of railroad companies from the offlee of tha s'ztte auditor to the offlee of the secretary of lature whose seats are contested. state. Senator Whitmore's bill to relieve lands from The bill appropriating $500,000 for the Lewis and Clarke exposition, which taxation until after the title has passed from the state to the purchaser passed the senate, Is to be held in Portland in 1905, as did also his blLto define the duties of the passed the Oregon house with only secretary of the state land board. Houss Committees recommended the pasfive dissenting yotes. sage of House bills Nos. 4. and 6. H. B. No. 3, The Nevada legislature is now in to regulate the storage of explosives, passed on smooth running order. Marion Wils.n third reading. H. U. No. 4, relating to the of Elko was elected speaker of the payment of witness sfees to certain officers twenty-fiv- house, and Lem Allen of Churchill president of the senate. F. D. Janney of I.auelle, Mo., suicided at Whitehall, Mont., by jumping from a window of a hotel, the body striking the roof of an adjoining building. He was temporarily insane. A highwayman entered the Southern Pacific ticket offlee at Reno, Nev., on the 20th, and at the point or a revolver compelled the agent to give up all the available cash, securing about $1,000. Three raioons wr.- - held up Just before midnight one night last week, within four blocks of the state house in Leaver. Nearly $1,000 was recurcl from the saloon proprietors and their cisfo-nors- . e passed . New bills were Introduced as follows: No, 16, to appoprlate 16,000 for the benefit of the Irrigation congress; No. 17, to extend the time for the use of Deaf, Dumb and Blind school appropriation; No, 18, making nine hours a day's work for street car employees: No. 19, extending contract for the purchase of textbooks; No. 20, making eight honrs a day's work In public Institutions, No. 21, increasing salurloN of Judges; No. 26, creating a bureau of sheep scab Inspection; No 24, ceding Jurisdiction on Federal bqlldlng sites. THE FIVE FRANC PiECE. By JAMES S. EVANS. c. (Copyright, 19 2. by Dally In the cub days of the newspaper reporter Troupe McIntosh saw little In life that had more than ordinary interest for him. He got few assignments, and these were chiefly obituary notices, church bazaars and small fires. The city editor did not have confidence in him. awful tragedy he had ever read aLbut, much less assigned to write Its history. The stranger listened without disc playing any excitement or curiosity. He was a Frenchman and a traveler, so he Informed the cub. After the cub had told the story in all its ghastly details, the Frenchman looked Intently out of the window for some minutes before making any sort of comment. Finally, he turned his head and remarked that it was "too bad, too bad. "I remember a story of a wifes Insincerity, he went on after a bit. He had displayed little of the instincts that are essential to reporters who make names and are permitted to sign stories. But McIntosh knew the stuff was in him and that some time or other, he would show it. One afternoon the city editor walked hurriedly from his room to the local room. In his hand was a piece of yellow paper and he was excited. "Where is Davis? Where is Horn? Where is Allen? he shouted at Mc- Intosh." I think they have gone, Story Pub. Co.) i said the cub meekly. "You think they have? You dont And they dont see them do you? usually leave with you a memoranda of their doings, hey? The cub attempted to say something, but before he could proceed the city editor said: "Here, go to Butler on the 3 oclock train. I do not like Jaunary S3. Senate Senator Barnes introduced a bill to to trust so Important an assignment to such an ordinary blockhead, but compel smelters to put in Senator Johnson introduced a bill to make you are the only one in sight. Get k sheriffs inspectors. some expense money down stairs and Senator Bamberger Introduced a bill to prohurry. You've barely time to catch hibit miners from biking bourd as part payIt the train. Take this telegram. ment of wuges. Senator Murdoc k Introduced a bill to modify will explain why you are sent. Get your facts and write all you can get the public printing laws of the slate. Senator Uarducr Introduced three bills to on the story. By tho time you arrive corn ot the laws ri luting to sustained by there, I have made arrangements with tho killing of an.tnals by railroad trains, anil the telegraph company to handle your by the burning of property fioui eugi ne sparks. matter as fast as you can write it Seuator Williams introduced a bill to make Got along now, and do your best. nine hours a Icgul d iy for conductors and The cub fairly flew to the depot. motormen on street railways Senator Johnson introduce d a memorial to Out of breath almost, he found a seat congress in favor of the passage of the state-hoo- d in the car and for the first tlnio looked at tiie telegram. It was merely a bill. IIorsE H. b, No 16. giving courts power bulletin from the Butler correspondto Impose a tlno for grand ireeny, was passed ent and read:' live-stoc- lus-.e- s Reports come Lorn Poplar, Mont., that the range In that part of the state is in very bad condition, and that the stock are dying for lack of grass. Tiie snow has crusted and the cattle are unable to do any picking. Vtg Hanson, employed at a stone quarry near Bozeman, Mont., had a steel drill blown dear through his head while he xvas experimenting with a charge of dynamite that failed to explode at the proper time, Julius Richter, foreman of the Chlo-pe- c Fish company of Seattle, received injuries by the exploding of a retort, from which he died two hours later. A heavy iron door was blown off the hinges and broken by the explosion, James J. Murray suicided at Great Falls, Mont., hy shooting himself the mouth. About eight years ago ha accidentally shot and killed a man and served a term in prison for iuvoluutary manslaughter. The killing preyed upon his mind and led to suicide. Joseph II. McKnlght, who came to Montana hy way of the Missouri river from Dubuque, la., In 1SCG, and has been prominently identified with numerous business enterprises in northern Montana, Is dead at Havre, Mont. He was a partner of roruier Seuator 1 1 Power. a miner, while Mont., sustained While mining he a pick, and the Instrument was driven entirely through his foot, through the sole of the shoe and stuck Into the ground. The Montana house has killed the store bill by adopting the report of the corporation committee, and also a bill changing the time for commencing actions at law from one year to four after cause of action arises. Both of these measures contemplated radical changes in the present laws. J. E. Jewel of Fort Morgan, Colo., has Just received a postal card written and mailed twenty-on- e on Tybee Isle. years ago. lived Jewel at time in that IndependTwo shocks of earthquake were genence, la., and the card was Btarted on In Savannah, Ga., Friday Its long journey from a town a few erally felt night at 8:15 oclock. News from the miles distant. The business to which settlements along the coast Indicate it referred had been closed and forthat the were of sufficient violence to gotten. The writer was laid In the grave years ago. rock houses. From Tybee island came The newspapers in Vienna deny the reports of the greatest violence, and decided alarm was mused among the rumor emanating from Buda Pest that few who populate tho resort at this the Arrhduke Eugene, one of the secseason. Mrs. Ex ana, the keeper of the ond cousins of Emperor Francis Jois about to renounce his rank lighthouse, telephoned that five shocks seph, had shaken the lighthouse, so thnt in In order to marry a confectioners tho living room, forty feet from the daughter. The village of Fan Carlos, Venezuela, ground, the sleeping children liad been of eighty house's, built of awakened ana gronMy frightened. In consisting wood ami straw, and inhabited by 50 other houses on the is'and the shocks was totally binned as tiie were as percentille, and it was some flsherfolk, of been set on fire by result having time before tho excitement there sub- the explosion of shells from the warSide . ships. The r.nr has sent 1iesident Loubet Horribly Burned Whllo Trying to Load a Coke Oven. $5.0ort for tiie relief of tho Breton k engaged In the sardine indusCharles Westphal, a furnacen an, and Michael Schultz, a helper employed at try, who are suffering from the scartho Buffalo Union Furnace company at city of fish, as ex Idem e of my lively and unalterable sjmpathy for my Buffalo, N. Y., terribly burned Friday night, while about to load one friend and ally, France." The plnnteis of Jamulca are alarmed of the coke ovens. When tho oven door was opened a sheet of flame shot at the prospects of tiie passage of the out of tho furnace, enveloping the two reciprocity treaty between Cuba and men. Westphal dropped to the floor the United States, and arc again urg-in- g tho government of the colony to overcome by the heat. He will die. take tneasuies to negotiate a new reciIn Schultz sureeeded getting out of tho procity treaty with the t:.!trd States. building. DIED OF STARVATION. Chained Child to a Chair. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Ciotik, w hoc atre Pitiable Pate of Venezuelans Who Suf. to Alexander lllll, N. ).. feur enrs ago fered Prom Bloekade Measures. from McHenry, III, are under arrest It row dex clops that the Dutch for cruouy to their three children. Tin cruiser De lluvter. died arrived at La xoungoht Thursday. found one chill, .1 Cti.tyra Wednesday from the island of cld, 1 ns Ttouuns which Is mostly populate! chained in a chair ami surxed until hy charcoal burners, found thnt twlove it weighed only twenty pounds. It had men and five women nnd died of him been in the hair all Us Hie. Tin cou ger and thirst there ns a result of the clltlon of the other two chilli 1 was bloc I nde measure Ilf the alle pnw. era which prevented schooners from titlalde. A font t a child died several carrylpa nrovtsUms and water to tho weeks ago. The 3 ear-olprisoner island. died shortly after being a ires led. George Peterson, working near Dillon, a peculiar accident. struck his foot with point of the sharp anti-compa- fish-erfol- e Office.-Wheato- ji-a- 1 1 d i by a vote of 30 to Vi 8 B No 10. fixing the bounties that should be paid for wild animals, was unfavorably re- John Billings, cashier Second National bank, found Id wife 111 arms of William C'hanipuiois tills afternoon. Billings killed C'haiiiemiis then his wife and then himin gieutly startled self So Both the wealthiest and most lntluenttal In town, liow much? ported and the report adopted. H H. No. l5, pioudlng for mutual insurance eompanii s, 11 1. No counlv 20, tne hotel ait. and II II 27, re'atlng amending to hotels und lodging-house- s were presented. January Well, here was a story for the cub after all. Butler was forty miles distant, and the train would make it In less than an hour. As the cars sped along the cubs mind was framing sentences. He paced nervously up and doxxn the aisleway, occasionally throwing back tho lapel of his coat, slioxxing his reporter's star. Regaining his seat, he would take out a pad of paper from his pocket The opening sentence and scribble. of his story could not be framed exactly right to suit him. He wanted something that would catch and gladden the city editors eye at first glance. Finally he wrote something, looked at it a long while, smiled and put the paper in his pocket. At Butler there was little difficulty in obtaining the facts. The coroners Jury was in session when he alighted from the train. lie heard the testimony of tho servants in the Billings home, who saw the shooting. They also testified that Chantpenols bad been a frequent visitor at the Billings home, both while Mr. Billings was at homo and occasionally when the husband was absent. Their testimony was somewhat sensational and disclosed a phase of Mrs. Billings' life that was pot in keeping with her reputation in the community. Champeuols left a widow; Billings had no children. secured The cub photographs which he mailed on the 8 o'clock train. By 10 oclock he was in possession of gll the information necessary for a At long story. He began to write. first he was nervous and uncertain of himself, but after he had written two or three hundred words, the rest became easy to handle. He wrote rapidly, and by midnight he had three columns of matter in the newspaper office. At 1 oclock the fast train for New Orleans was due and the cub hoarded it. lie attempted to write on the cars, but he found that difficult; gnve thnt up and tried to talk to the conductor, but the conductor was SO. Sfnate lierelved a petition from Senator Barnes to have powder magazines moved back from the highway north of Hut Springs. D.issed the Whitmore bill, with amendment, bv a vote of 13 to 5. a r consideration will he neiesMirv. however, if tne law Is to have any effect what. ier. llorsR New bills By Nash, relating to burial of etc : by Nash, exemption of Veterans from poll tax. referred tocouimittee on miii-iby alts, on bounties, to committee on judiciary; by Mol.vneux, relating to etato board of bort.tulluie, to cumiuittieou agiicul-tur- e and horticulture; by Wilson, providing lor a commissioner of railroads, to committee on railroads, by Teltjen, for appropriation of (iVcM for St Louis exposition; by Condon, 'amendment to constitution exempting mort-gtgfrom luxation. XX es January 27. Sen vte The live stock committee reported favorably on bill No. 39, to make sheriffs Inspectors of live stock. The committee on county and municipal corporations reported favorably on bill No. 5, to caro for habltua drunkards at county expense. The salaries committee amended bill No. to make the aalary of supreme court stenographer II AO. Senator Larsen's grasshopper bill and Senator Harnes s dog tax bill passed to third reading. Senator Bamberger introduced bill No. 61, to provide for the regulation of the practice of osteopathy In the state. Senator Lawrence Introduced bill No. 53, making it legal for guardians and administrators to lease and give options on mining claims belonging to minora. Johnson' Joint memorial to congress asking forth passage of the omnlbua statehood bill, passed under suspension of the rules. Horsi-Thr- ee bills were passed by the house during a abort session. One corrects a mistake made In passing the appropriation for the school for deaf, dumb and blind, another appropriates 175 0 to assist In defraying the expenses of the committee In charge of tho National Irrigation congress at Ogden, and tho third provides for qulntennlal convention for tha selection of text books for the public Schools of the state. New bills Introduced: By Hall, for publlca- tloc of marks and brands; by child, for ; of deputy by Barrett, revising the state pharmacy law. aM-Mr- TWENTY-ON- E LIVES LOST. Severe Storm on Coast of Norway Wrecks Several Vessels. As a result of a storm which swi over the coast of Norway Sunday, tho steamer Adtlohe, belonging to Bergen, and having a crew of thirteen, Is reported to have foundered in tho North sea. A fishing smack was sunk in llandosund and three men were diosned. A ferry bent was recovered At Vardoe with tho loss of five lives. The American Tobacc o company has grranged with tiie ports to secure near. Jy the whole of the output of Turkish tobacco. 1 pre-tent- "But one day the husband returned home to find his.wife in the embrace of one of his supposed friends. Both were wild with fear when they were discovered. But the husband spoke calmly, almost kindly. They need not fear. He would not harm either. He even assisted the false friend in putting on his overcoat, and as the man started to the door, Invited him to call again. As he reached the steps the husband called him back. The kisses? The pleasure of those beautiful lips ah, should you not leave the madame some memento of your sweet experience a five franc piece, say? Yes, that would bo the thing. So the man, now weeping because ot his shame, went to the hysterical woman and placed the coin In her lap. "The husband ate his dinner alone. In tiie morning be asked the maid to say to his wife that be should be pleased to have her breakfast with him, anl the woman went to the diningroom, her eyes red and swollen fiorn long hours of crying. He even kissed her as she entered, and during the meal made no reference to what had happened the day before. But whn she went to pick up a napkin, or to uncover a dish there would appear before her a five franc piece. In tho morning she would find a gold coin in her stockings; if sho went to pick up a rose, there would fall from its petals a five franc piece alwajs. Wherever she would turn would cruel reminder of her uufalthful-ncc- . And so, this went on from week to wee k, and from month to month, until finally, ah, that grand, woman beautiful, royal, clear-eyeshe go mad." The cub was roundly congratulated when he returned to the office. In tiie early hours of morning, after had gone to press, be recited the story of the traveler. . "And know, boys. 1 bellevo that fellow who told me the story is tho same man that tortured that womun and drove her to an asylum. Doggone if be-th- d the-paper- do-jo- Sec retary Hay and Kir Miehael Her. fiert, tho British embassador, have blgned n treaty providing for the a nxent oi the Aluskan boundary quo lion. I dont! "Why, sure thing," replied tho city editor. And, say, cub, I think there Is tho making of reporter in you, Your assignment after ail. will be to find tha Frenchman and make him confess." to-da- y Slides and Waahouti in Oregon. Southern Oiegon u in (to grip ,,f thu most sex ere raliiMoun and Hood that hus cxer b. eti expel letned here la mote tlu.i ten .xcuis, Tran.e on the Southern ',ii,. laiiioad. through tho .togue Rlxer valley nmi scions the i'lnU.xoii ineiiniiili.s, h dctiioialicd by tlld-- s n, washouts. Two tidies of track mar Dent ml Point N rendered It n su to by the laving waters, wlill flbb's aiu! washout haxo incurred at Wall (reek, near tin summit of the Kiskljcius, At Eugene the rainfall la tho hc'sx lest on record. He Was a Frenchman and a Traveler. "A young Frenchman married the most beautiful woman in Paris. He was immensely rich; so was she. They had been sweethearts for years and when they were married it was the most fashionable ceremony that had takan place in Paris for a decade, lu the suburbs of that city, ho built the most expensive home that architects could suggest; filled it with the costliest of paiutmg3 and surrounded it with every luxury. Apparently the woman loved him and worshiped him v i th unmeasured devotion. Ho was alvxays devising little trips, making cr doing things he thought would please and delight her. Occasionally he would take a hand satchel and drive to the station, saying that he would be gone for the day, only to return within an hour or so, his sudden reappearance being for the purpise of surprising her, the surprise being one filled with Joy. And so they lived for a year with no serpent tn that bquutifu! paradise of theirs to strike jt them with Its fangs and annoy them with its biss-ir- I "I Think They Hava Gone, Said tha Cub, Meekly. a In double nt Just in front busy. sat a tn no calmly smoking a cl,"..nr wblle loot lug out ft the flashing shadow the (min xx ns tusking in tiie dark-pcliiit I oxch and valises were plied ; u.o'iml Mm. The cub tat down by tin stranger, unluvlted. He I, ad to talk to sum one; he must And some car to listen to the horrible tale that would appear in the Mornhis story tit most ing Herald: Convict Refuse to Eat Dissatisfied with their food cf a Vienna prison hnve lateThey ocly taken to eating nothing. cupy themselves now by howling iti chorus from early morning till. evening. Tho noise Is said to be deafening and most distracting, and tho authorities threaten to expel every man of tho 2, non links they mend their ways. The authorities remind one of tho man who threatened the shopkeepers that tf they c1i!n t give him his change at once he would go away without it 2,000-convict- |