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Show A FilEE FIGHT. ! ic;uy Marshals Meet With j lublic Disfavor. j tin Outcome vt an Attempt hj the Ol-I Ol-I liters to Arrest the Drunken Crew J of the liarlCHtou. San 1'rascisco, July 14. A CAroni-ab's CAroni-ab's San Diego special says : This afternoon af-ternoon Deputy U. S. Marshals Hred- love, Webb. Wilson and Grether en-i en-i tered a saloon and attempted tj arrest j eleven sailors, of the cruiser "Charleston," "Charles-ton," who bad overstayed the shore leave. As Marshal Bredlove arrested me. the others surrounded him and prevented him taking the sailor. The deputies drew clubs and a free fight ensued.- The strwts became crowded with sailors and citizens, and the fight became general. The patrol wagon, arriving with reinforcements, arrested the sailor and he w as taken to jail; but when the patrol left, the crowd again attacked the officers with pick bandies, gas pipes and other weapons. Officer Grplher drew a nistol as the crowd was clamoring for bis life. Another constable con-stable drove up in . a buggy and took Grether away just in lime, for the crowd bad grown desperate. desper-ate. The other officers finally got away and the wounded were picked up. Roliert Brown, sailor, died in a few minutes from the effects of a blow on the head. Another 6ailor uamed Burns is dying', with a fractured skull. Deputies Bredlove and Grether are badly bruised and a number of other persons injured. The community is greatly excited, and the sympathy seems to 1 witt, V.is sailr.-rs. Threats j .ot )yn.ching are made against the dep- ' uties if the sailors can get their bands on them. It is said 'the. deputies, for the sake of a reward offered for deserters, de-serters, undertook to arrest the sailors, sail-ors, w hose shore leave has not expired. Wilson, Bredlove and Grether have dis-appeaied. dis-appeaied. Wat rants have been issued for all deputies concerned. The Report Denied. New York, July 14. The report from Chicago that the jobbers association associa-tion of manufacturers of American watches, known as the watch trust. ; has been dissolved and that the immediate imme-diate cause was the withdrawal of tlie i Elirin Watch Co. from the organization, ! is denied by James II. Noyes, the eec-! eec-! retary and treasurer of the association. He declared there is no foundation for the report. N"y('s denied the Elgin Watch C. had left the association, ' saying it had only expressed its inten-, inten-, tion of obeying the anti-trust Jaw, rind for that purple it would alter its relations rela-tions with the association, but not ! sever them. The Insurgent's Victorious. San Dikoo, Cl ., July 14. Commander Com-mander .Taner. ' f the Mexican Man of War. "Democrats," in this harbor bus received a dispatch from ti e Mexican navy department to tne eircct that a mr.id engagement took tdac off the Chiiiun coast two d:tys ago between the insurgent opijser Magal'ans and several government vtssejs. The engagement resulted in a decisive victory for the insurgents, and two government vessels ves-sels were almost destroyed. The Wild Keport Absurd, St. Paul. July 14. According to the Indian agent, B. P. Schuber, of White Earth reservation, the wild reports of trouble up there is absurd. The Government Gov-ernment removed the dance house in order to remove any possible source of j trouble, and Indians eay they are ready to do anything that will please thP great fatiir at Washington. enreessful Test in Armor rial e. Wasiiis'gton July 14. Fuither tests with the American Armor Plate made at Annapolis are proving the ground last Saturday, with gratifying results. Two three-inch all steel pjatefe, prepared by Carnegie, with surfaces treated by" the new Ilarvev process, to give tlie process a complete test, under better conditions than theretofore thereto-fore realized, the plates were made w ith less carbon in their composition than three plates tested some months ago. The official report has not yet beep received, but the officers present say the pjateg satisfactorily resisted the fire ln a fjx-p.ound Ilotchkisu rifle, a severe test. Fatal Has KxplosioM. Rochester, N. Y., July 14. A gas tank, containing 30.000 feet of gaR, en-p'oded en-p'oded at midnieht, killing two people. Root equitations. I'll I La n ELi'H I a , July 14, Wool is stead'; Montana fine, 9a.22j Territorial Terri-torial fine, 15(921 . Chicaoo. July 14. Wool weak; dor most ice fleece. 80(337. Boston, July 14. Wool steady; California Cali-fornia elling principally on a scoured basis of 60 cents for fine 1. The fciu&i tff i'IJtlam Wlndom. Winosa, Min., July If.-.-The appraisal ap-praisal of the estate of Hie late Wiling Windom, was tiled to-day. It 'shown the total value of the estate to be ? 109,700. : liimt Kill Passes. 1xndox, July iiln ghe House of Lords to-dav the Irish bind bit! psst?d its hird reading, despite the efforts of Lord Penman to delay it. |
