Too Much Warmth.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 13 June 1890, Page 2

Too Much Warmth.

At a reeettt -meeti-ifi b_' l thi Liverpool Municipal Co-boil (New S__ih Wales)* an txtraardkiuy i*tq*,ftf ' --• ..■■■ ■■■• ..M-i_f -ma

,cnrred.. According to the Sydney Dtoily Telegraph, before dealing with buainesa on the paper, the Mayor, who had previously consulted the othef aldermen, and had been assured •of; their cordial. support, read a letter sf.condolence to Sir Henry Parkei, wishing bim a speedy restoration. t<J health, to xvhioh it was proposed to affix,. ttawaV of the Council and the aignat<W_ of the Aldermen. The motion wns duly seconded and carried., Alderman" Taylor being the only Oi*M»ntient. <fc The motion being^ojiavred. carried, he commenced : a/ vio\etxijt. or,'atipifi against toadyum "vii^eia§j»V an^ ' mat b. the Mayor ifa Heparsiated in speaking in defiance of'the Mayor's ruling, .-jfJwsn Alderman. CljAe said,/' You ieeVtos6iae birtforno other pur.jpose^tlian to cause a disturbance and ,iprf)Tent liusineaa being done." "If ;jou say tbat again, Holy Bob," •aid ,^l«i?rman. Taylor, " I'll -wring your-^_iew pff.'' v Aldwrm'an Clyde jaidaometliiag in reply, and was inv atantly strack in the face. He at *anc.a stfrV&d to'tis- feet, arid facitig „ h ja q^o^l tiuck to two .' or three .bjpw«*^ju»n closing, viith Alderman Taylor, Kis .htas. in clianqery,'and -wm^ jjupishing- him with, se•^erity T .'ph§ri Aidei' mftn .Browne,, who ■had between the belligerents, was thrown, frfi^n .J^is. chair, and falling ,!§gaiu.-£A Iderman Clyde's legs, threw liim backward on Alderman, Chris-jiia-fen^Trho also fell from his .chair. ,In g«t^g,.fcom und^r the pile. . pf -furioui'iaWwm^n,. Aldfirman Clyde ,tfi\\ flat ■•n- the floor, and while laying pip.ne waa, ntruca a beary blow by Ajyeyroan Baylor.' At the sight of jtbisa jojtf. \qi "Shame '*' was raised and-tho were separated, now out .of .the qutaiicpi;; and 'the Council adjourn ad ,*ill .tho following Friday .•venipg.«* J -___;chßHga. . .