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POLICESERGEANT 'STEAMER WRECKED ENENEH EPIIISEHS GENERAL STRIKE

TAYLOR ASSAULTED MANY LIVES LOST

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During an Aliercation With Four Men on Sun- Three iiuudrcd Italians Emigrants Bound For Tw., rim, Ships E,,,,,,g,,,,,._

day Morning Shortly After Midnight- Buenos Ayres-Meet Death By Drowning- A Head Cut With Bottle- Other Wounds _ The Captain oi Ship Commits Suicide-

inflicted-Two Men Arrested. Two Bishops Among Lost.

On Saturday night Police Sergeant

Taylor was the victim of an` assault that just stopped short of having it fatal result. Aslt is he is confined to his house wounded in several places inthe head and hadly cut. upon the arm, and also bruised about the body.

The facts of the ease appear to be that

slioi'tly after midnight on Saturday, Sergeaiit'.l‘ayior and Policeman Klggins were having their customary euily nioriiing walk down Quccn Street, Sitting on the window ledges of thc Telephone Co's ofilcc and of the Charlottetown Club they found four men-.lolin King, Ed.: Henesscy, James Power, and Frank liennessey, who Sergeant Taylor says, were using the vilest. language.

llc went up to them and told them

they would have to stop that kind ol talk, aid then moved on down the street.

lie had not gone more tlinn ii few paces

when he ircard the the niosi. blasplieruous names applied to himself, und turned back and told the men to goiiouie. All stood up except James Power.

Taylor told them to go home, and the next iliing the Sergeant knew the mcn all seemed to he attacking liliii. Ile was struck by a bottle which one had in lils hand, and it appears that another one picked up a piece of heavy plank, which had iialls driven in each end, and Taylor thinks he must have got several blown from this weapon. [Ie received a stunningblow on the side ofthe head and icllilowii wiien he was kicked and suffered some hard knocks.

In the meantime Kiggins had been

engaged holding oil' two of the assailants. but seeing the Sergeant down, went to his help, eonsiieririghim to be seriously hurt, and the fourmengot away. Sergeant Taylor was bleeding pro~ lusely from his wounds, but managed to get io the police station. Dr. McLaugli~ lan, who lives almost next door was called and lie look the liiiured niun to his ofllee and dressed the wounds, four of which had to have atltcliesiipplled to them. There were liircc cuts on the head and ii nasty cut along the left loiearin. It surprised thc Doctor that thc officer was iiiile to stiiiul the punish- ment us well as lie did, for lic received many blows besides tliosc which cut, the flesh. Aonllwus then sent for Detective

Bradley, Sergupt Doyle and Policeman Walker, and they with Policeman Kigglns stsi‘i.ed lo rou'iid up the four men. Ed iieiincssey tiicy found without much diillculty,atliis iiuiii", and they scoured tlictliiyaudite outskirts for hourslooking for the others. They were unsuccessful until shortlyllter seven in the morning when Walker and Kiggiiis, i\ ho were driv- lhlzin afliuggy, c-inie suddenly upon Power

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at the corner of Pownal and Richmond Streets, lakinglilin hy suiprlse, for licfoie he rcciigiilzcrliiicin they iiiirl jumped out anrlniadc liim prisoner. lic offered no reslstniicc. Search for the other two,so fur has proved iiiiavailing. '

The two prisoners now confined in the

Police Station will coins up for hearing this morning.

All sorts of sensational rumors as to the

condition of Sergcaiit Taylor gained circulation yesterday, but when seen by the Guardlon reporter inthe afternoon, the Sergeant although still' and sore, and with his head all iiandsged, was wonderfully cheerful and able to tell of the battle.

.liiuies Kingoncof the men concerned in

the i`ts`snultwiisuiit on Saturday afternoon lnarowhoiit in the harbor astheFreneli wiirships were anchoring, when he threw iiiniselfo\'erboiii°d,after throwing offliis coiit and hat. Although encumbered with his other clothes and boots, he swam well and resisted uttenips made to bring him into another boat. He was finally pulled intoa sail boat, but again ,jumped over, and wasi pretty well exhausted before being rescued ii second time.

SIIIHY IHIII IHE

ENNPEHINI EIEII

Si' I’i‘:'i‘if:iisiiuiio, Aug 4.-I-Vlllien the

firing began at Cronstnd there ensued a wild panic in the imperial palace at Petcrhof, as the palace lies under the guns of the fortress. All preparations had been made in advance to flee to Tsarskos Selo, but the report afloat yesterday afternoon that the emperor and his faniily actually had fied in the middle of the night was denied. Later, at the cnancellery of the imperial household, it was explained, however, that on account of danipness at Pcteriiol, arrangements had been made for the return of the imperial family to Tsarskoe Solo.

Martial law was proclaimed at Cron-

stnd duringthe day, and all day long reinforcements have been landing there from the mainland. No one is perrultted` on the island withoutapass, and although the correspondent of the Associated Press was thus equipped, he was held up and searched upon dlsembarklng from a rowliout.

The correspondent found at 6 o‘clock

yesterday evening there were about 2,000 iiiutliious sailors bairicuded, in their iiarraclis which were surrounded by troops.

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CARrrrAo1=:N/i,Spaln, Aug 5-(Specinl)-

A terrible marine disaster occured last

evcningofl`Cape Palos when the Italian

steamer Serin from Genoa to Buenos A) res

with eight hundred persons on wa

wrecked, and three hundred emigrants

drowned.

Thecaplaiu committed iiui|l<le,uittrlbot-

ini! the wreck to his own indlscre. lon.

The survivors reached the shove in the

ship's boats.

Among the lostwere two bishops, one oi'

San Pedro Brazil.

NNE EIIINNE IN

Sl. JIIHN N.B.

Man Assaults Thirteen Year Old Girl -is Captured And identified.

Sr. JOHN, N.B.,Aug. 5-(Special)-Etliel

Train, little thirteen year old girl, of Sl. John North, was brutally raped Saturday not far from her own home.

Today William E. Clark, n married man,

aged Iiii, mason by trade, and well known in labor circles, was arrested and positively identified hy his victim.

Ethel Train with _a younger girl was

picking blueberries when the man came from near by woods and made indecent approaches to them.

The younger child ran away but the

screaming behind some bushes. Before her companion could bring help the mlacreant disappeared.

The Train girl was taken home in a

serious condition and sent to the hospital.

Following the description given by the

girl the police this afternoon arrested Clarke.

lie violently protested his innooencs

but both children unhesitotingly Identified him.

A similar crime was perpetrated in thc

Park a few deys ago and the police are inclined te suspect Clarke of this also.

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NNUIINY NINIING

HNIIEIX H. II. H.

lIAi.ii-tix, Aug4-An incipient mutiny

among the Royal Canadian Artilloryinan broke out at the Citadel last evening, no less than sixteen men being placed in the guard room under close con~ flnement as n result of iiie trouble. The military authorities are reticent about the mttter, but froin facts gleaned by The Herald it appears tliatone of the Garrison police- entered asaloon on one of the upper streets for the purpose oi arresting two members of the Artillery boat crew. who were in dlshabille. iOne of thc soldiers rt- sented this and struck the arrcstiiig soldier a severe blow on the face. After u scufiie the offending men ran to their barracks, as also did the Garrison policeman who called for assistance to arrest the soldiers. Several of thc izunners, on being warned for escort duty, refused to act. Extra assistance was Hobtaincd, and with the aid of an' aimed picket, the mutineers

man caught the other and carried her ,Were placed in condnanoat. This

caused further trouble and the rioting soldiers smashed the windows in the guard room where they were iii confinement, and they tried to escape. 'i`wo of them succeeded, but were re. captured during thc evening.

Besides the uiutlnous prisoners, two

senior, N G O‘s were placed under -arrest for drunkenness. 'l`lic prisoners will be arralgncrl this morning.

NN IIPINIIIN IIN

HUSSEI SAGE

NEW Yoiii<, Aug -i.-Russel Sage had

been, for more than ageneratlon ix target of popular ridicule. if he had any aspira- tions beyond moncy getting he did not show them to tiic world; and virtue beyond thrift, he did not practice it before men. He evcn failed to enlist sympathy by falling into redeeming vices. To most people his name meant nothing hut a hand to grasp and A purse to hold. Possibly he did not deserve so mucii opproiiriiiin; perhaps in some corner of his heart lic kept a place for generous dreams and hopes. lie may have had visions of splendid oiiaritios-schools. iiiuscnnis, libraries, and hospitals, founded by his millions and perpetuating his name for grateful prosperity. lint though he had it in his power to make the visions renlties he never for an instant loosened his clutch on his dollars. We must form our opinion on the facts as they appear. Every country village has its keen moncylender, ready to screw the last cent from hl\ neighbor on mortage rir note. Rnssell Sage was the village skliiilint visit large. Re operaterllin the ninrkct nf the continent but the magnitude ofthe enterprises in which he shared did not expand his mind or quicken his sense of responsibility. From the individual in his grasp he relentlessly exactcfi the pound of flesh; and he never inadc even n pretence of reparation in the form of public bciiefacticns. He wanted money;hc got. it; he kcpt it.

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IIE. CIISIEILNNE

GETS PEIIIIIIN

P/iiiis,Au|z.4-The lodge of the court

which is to hear the case of the Countess De Caiiteilanc against her husband for divorce, has granted a petition of the Court for theoustodyof his ehildnn during a certain portion of the eourifa vacation. For the remainder of this vacation the custody of the children is granted to the

Ictletown Saturday Afternoon-

On Saturday afternoon two French Cru-

isers, the Desiiix ami the Julien dc la Guierrere came into port, and anchored opposite the city and close tc the wlinrver.

They are fine looking ships, murelikc

the British cruisers, than wise thctlhasse |oup<Loubet, wliiclirecsntly visited Charl- ottetown. The Desaix carries afcw more than 700 men and the other sonietiiiug over 501'. i BCoutreAdmiralBonede Lapayrere has his flag hoisted on the Dcsaix`, which iscouimanded by Captain Sourricii. The commander of the Julien de la (luiriere is Captain C. Gervalsc.

OiiSiiturday evening the line band of

-the llesiiilx played on the after deck and the music was heard by hundred_ who went down io the wharves to see the ships.

Aillycsterduy the captains visited llie

Governor. [Later the French consul visited the ship and received the usual snlutc. The Lltut Governor called on board .luring the afternoon, and on leaving ilic lcustomar number of guns were fired. ills Worship thc Mayor also called.

Iiuiifii-nflsof the sailors were allowed

ashore ye.\tci'day afternoon, and they appeared to lic everywhere about thc City.

A vi-ry pretty custom is followed on the Ilcsiiiv. .\t sundoivn afgun is fired, th ling lon-ci-eil, and the huglessound the rcli-cat. ’l`licii the band plays the Marsei- luisc and follow it with God Save the King. 'l`licn tliere is a pause after which the hiinil 'renrlers the regular evening

pi‘0|{l'i\lll.

'l`lic sliips are under orders to leave for

Qiiciier- at seven o‘clock this morning.

IIENIH PENNLIN PHIIIEEIS WUIHEN

Ciiit'/Mui, August 4.-Punishment by

.luatli is recoiniiicndcri by the July grand ,iury iis llic iiiaxiiiiuiii penalty for attack on women. The recommendation was iniidc in its tina! report, vihlch was lninded Judge Duputy in the superior court yesterday. Changes in _ existing iaivsprescribliig punishment for assail- ants of children also were recommended. The action of iiic grand _Iury is the result of the long continued prevaleii n Chicago of such attacks.

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IILEIINSII NNN HIS BHIIIE IN ENINIINI]

Cowles, Isle of \Vight, Aiig.4.-King Alfonso and Queen \'ii-toriii of Spain, arrived here today on the Spanish royal yacht Girrildii, escorted by ini armored eruslcr. Saliitcs were exchanged :ind there was ii. great display of buiiting nllunt and ashore asa welcome to their miijcstles, who will rcnialii hero over Cowcs yachting week.

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‘R‘EMEliiBER.-That everybody reads

a morning paperal the news is then

fresh and up~to-date, and that at some time during the day

everybody is likely to buy the goods advertised while the r rhlnd ri still bright and active. .

FOR HEQITII, RECREATION, iaictiir

esque auty, Prince Edward sisnd

in an unrivalled summer resort. lllustra ted informationiis to moue and time to

tnvel, hotel fs l. etc., supplied trois.-

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S'i‘. Pi‘:1'ici<.siii:ii<;. Aug 5-(Special)-'l`he

General Strike is fiirely underway though

its power cannot be determined for ii iliiy

or two.

Not more than thirty tliousiind

work men answered the viilliiig

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iit Sl. Petersburg on Siiturflziy though more liii\'i-_ioiiicci since.

But there fis cvidciice of Iiiilf

lieartmlnesstliatls discouraging io Ilie

Iicadersiiiidilieenergyol the police iii urrestlngriiigieiidcrs is iienioriilizing.

Iftiie strilrcgailicrssuillcient lieadii-ny

toendangcrtliclife of the Emperor. thc IGruxid Duke Nicholas will undoubtedly iii- placerl at the head of ii military dutatorsliip,

Whlicthe strilicis spreading sloivlyit is

impossible yet lo say if it will attain

NOW ON IN RUSSIA

Not Meeting With the Support Expected- Many Trades Not Taking Part-The Police Are Very Active -The Dictatorship Will be Declared if Emperor Threatened.

proportions requiring this extreme measure.

The weakest polntin the revolutionary

ui .nor is ihc lar-lr of competent. leaders.

The rail.-fnul nicn upon which the success

oftlii- inovriiiciil dcpcntls are still worklnig iulliiiiie.

'l'iii~ ri-cerii law riiaklrigli. ii penal oifqice

if si i-ikers aiiect conim-,inicatione has iiiiiiiiidiilrfl t-hem.

'l'lic ili st break in the ranks of thc strikers

oi-eiircil on Saturday wlicri thc printers the sliver i-ai-~ and the ferry employes ieturn- cil to iioilc.

The tiny in SL i’\»tcisburuwas without

iiiiiili-iii. _

Uifiu -.\. Aug., 5- (Special)-Communb

ciiiimiii i‘.li bsiliiistapool is cut oii and

tiici-c are .iliirining reports of condition iii lliiii icriir-<~.

THE NIUTINY

LoNiioi\', August 4.-A despatch says

the mutiny on the armored cruiser

Pamyiit Azova commenced wiiii the arrival on Iioiird ofa civilian illsgiiiscil as asailor. lie was discovered iiiiii lin a.ttr-iiipi. was iiiaile io arrest him. but piirt of tlii:<°i'cw iiiie\l‘ercd,kilIln;g llic nillct-.r who oi'ill\i~cii his nrrestiiiiil tlirec oi'lici»i~s who siipportcd him. Three otlicr oiilvi-i'r~. put oil iii ii launch, wiicrcupoii llic miiiiiicci‘~=ilicii,slnking the bo:\i. 'l`lie oilii-i-,i'.~.iioi\'c,ver, were able to swliii aslici-e.

Tiic cruiser is now uiillcr complete

coiitiol. 'I`lic miitincr-rs iiict torpedo lioiil No. ICII and called iipoii thc crew to abandon their iillegiiiiicc. This they refused to doiind steniiicd away with the cruiser in pursuit. Slic finally reuclierl thc harbor of llcvel, i'oIlc\vcdclo.sciyl>_y liic cruiser. A party i-uiiiposetl of iiiiic lenders of the niiitliiccrs tiicii left thc Piiiiiyiii. Azovii iii a sii\nll,i>oiit. for ilic fortress \\|Lli tlic 0b,ic<t of winning over tlic loyal troops, liiitiipon lrindiiig were promptly ai-rcstcfl. 'I`iic loyal sailors thereupon iittciiipted to recapture thc ship and succi-erle<i fiifter severe fighting.

RUSSIAN CRUISER

Five Oliicers, a Doctor, an Engineer .and a Sub- marine Were Killed---Others Wounded---Capt.

Trodvineii, Fought in Battle oi the Sea _ '=.;,_ t

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'later run ashore. Altogether llvc officers a doctor, oncengiiiccr and ii suluiiarlno oillccr in-rc killed, nncoflicer was mortally woiinllcrl aiiii two officers were slightly \vriuii'Ii'|l.

Col. .\le.\'an1lroii'receivedtiic inulinccrs

with :i ri-\'nl\'cr¢ind Ciipi.. 'l`\'rosciiinsky, of Ilia- suliiiizirine iiiiiiers,iiftcr ri desperiile stiiigglc was liliyiiiictcri iiy his iisisiiilantsi and his licnii sph opt-ii with a butt Of K rifle. llcni'<Adiiiii‘iil iIeclcinsclieil`, who i'ccei\'cil niiiiiy wounds, died during the night

When thc sailors miitiiiicd the admiral

liniiiedlatcly wciit out with his staff, hccdlcss of warnings, and entered the barracks. Withlnii fewseeonds he and two captains were shot down. The crowd of civilians, who joined the mutinecrs, included e large number of woiiicn ariiieri with rillcs; revolvcrs and s\\'or<i.~i. Oiic ol ilie wouiidt-ii ciiptaiiis was spared liccnusc he wore ihe St Georges Cross.

Capt.'i`rniiionefl`, who was killed, fought

in tiieliiittlc of Sea of .liipan on one ol' the Riissiaii ships which foundcrcd. lic was fniirtccn hours in the vvatcr before

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