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VOL. IX
THE DALLES, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 10. 1896.
NO. 52
RIOTING AT- BILBO A
Greatest Demonstration Yet
Made in Spain.
TWELVE THOUSAND RIOTERS
Gave expression to the Anger Felt
Toward tbe United States Police
Were Almost Powerless.
Bilbo a, Spain, March 9. There was
another anti-American riot here today,
in "which about 12,000 people took part
The excitement was started by some
young men at a etreet corner cheering
every soldier who passed. Their con
duct was imitated by other groups.
Some musicians who refused to repeat
the national anthem were bustled .and
beaten, and riotous groups formed in
the main streets denouncing the United
Stated. s
The authorities did everything possi
ble to maintain order. Almost the en
tire police force turned out, and the riot
- era were dispersed again and again.
Eventually, however, the mob became
so numerous and .excited that the police
were almost helpless.
After the first demonstration of sym
pathy with the army, the crowds armed
themselves with sticks and cudgels, the
police were swept aside, and aa immense
crowd gathered on the leading thorough
fares and marched toward the residence
of the United Slates consul shouting.
"Long Live Spain !" "Down With the
Yankees!"
On the way to the consul's residence
they hurled stones through the windows
of stores and priyate residences, over
turned vehicles, pulled several mounted
policemen from their horses, and gener
ally behaved in the most threatening
manner. Stores dealing in American
goods received the most attention from
the mob, and the windows of the consul's
house were badly shattered , although
the police defended the building. The
mob proceeded toward the United States
consulate, evedently intending to Btone
that building as well, but the author
ities had taken precautions to send a
strong force of police to guard it.
Another detachment was stationed
across the street leading to the consu
late, and when the mob neared the United
States consulate it was confronted by
police with drawn Bwords. The mob
halted, then ' began pelting the police
vigorously with stones and bricks. A
squad of gen d'armes charged the rioters,
and the latter fired pistols at the police
men, two of whom were wounded. The
police then charged in a body, using their
swords with good effect. The rioters
were dispersed, yelling and hooting at
the authorities, and shouting, "Down
with the Yankees!" and "Long live
Spain!"
STILL, IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
Durrant Awaiting Final Action by tlie
Snpreme Court.
San Fjbancisco, March 9. On April 6
next a year will have passed since the
murder ot Blanche Lamont, and yet
Theodore Durrant, who was convicted of
her murder last November, is still in the
county jail waiting the finale of the state
supreme court in the case. Immediately
after Durrani's conviction an appeal
was taken, but the case has not been
presented to the eupreme court, owing
to requests for additional time made by
both sides.
The last postponement took place a
. week ago when the prosecution was
granted twenty days in which to file
a bill of exceptions. At the end of this
time it is believed the case will be pre
sented to the supreme court, but a de
cision is not expected for several
months. Durrant was sentenced to be
hanged February 21st, but the slow
manner in which justice is meted out to
murderers in this state make it probable
that be will not meet his death much
before the close of this year.
Meanwhile the prisoner spends his
time at the county jail much the same
as the other inmates. He has few visit
ors and devotes most of his time to read
ing and writing. He has written a his
tory of his life and lately he is said to
have begun the study of law.
TO EDUCATE THE f UliLIC. :
Tlie Work John X.. Sullivan Proposes
to Undertake.
San Fbancisco, March 9. John L
Sullivan and Parson Davies are prepar
ing to bead a movement to place pugil
ism ou a paying basis again. Sullivan
believes sporting men 'should organize
and refuse to cast their ballots for legis
lators or congressmen who would not
agree to let prize-fighters go unmolested
"Over in England last year the sport
ing league beat 113 candidates for par
liament because their views on sporting
did not satisfy the league," said Sail'
van. "We want to ask candidates fo
the legislature or for congress or for the
senate what they think of boxing, horse
racing, foot races and all kinds of sport,
and if their views coincide with ours,
we will vote for them ; but if they don't
we'll beat them.
"People have got a bad view of box
ing. If a horse gets killed, or a jockey,
the race goes on just the same; but if
two men box and one gets killed, a lot
of ministers get np and call it an out
rage. That ain't fair. Boxing ain't
brutal, and we are going to try to show
that it is jusl as legitimate as any other
sporting proclivity. If a man wants to
go to church, let bim. If he wants to
go to a fight, he's got a right to. We
want to educate and tone up the people
to understand boxing. Of course, if a
man doesn't want to see boxing, he don't
have to, but he's got no business to in
terfere with those who do. Take a min
ister ; hia graft is to tell people how to
go to heaven. Let him stick to that.
What business has he got to interfere
with legitimate sport?"
' A. Stabbing Affray.
Central Point, Or., March 9. A
stabbing affray took place here early
yesterday morning in which Thomas G.
Elliott was probably fatally wounded by
A. Penninger. The two men had
been attending a dance, which broke up
at 12 o'clock, and, as Elliott .stepped out
of the front entrance of the hotel, Pen
ninger put his hand on Elliott's right
shoulder and stabbed bim in the breast
with a .dirk knife, the blade of which
was three and a half inches long.
Penninger was taken to Jacksonville
last evening by Sheriff Patterson. He
ia the son of David Penninger, an old
settler in this valley, and is 26 years old.
It is claimed that he is not responsible
for bis fash act, as he has been subject
to fits for several years. When, eeen at
the jail, Penninger said he was struck
three times by Elliott, and then stabbed
him in self defense.
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