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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-13
A Ring Lie Nailed.
TIE EXPENSES OF THE GRAY.M'CLURE
CONTEST

TIE EXPENSES OF THE GRAY.M'CLURE
CONTEST.
To THE EDITOR OF THE Press. SIR.
In answer to the inquiry of one of your
correspondents relative to the oxpen ses
of the M'Clure-Gray election contest 1
would say that the expense of that in
vestigation was less than that OF any
other similar contest within my recol.
lection, considering the vast amount of
labor performed.
The Watt.Diamond committee SUBJ
pnnaed 546 witnesses and examined less
than 200. The expenses of that commit.
tce,as approve by the senate and paid,
amounted to $2O,23473.
The Mcclure Gray committee subpe.
naed over five thousand witnesses and
examine ] nearly two thousand, and its
expenses, as footed up in The ring jour-
nails, amount to $26,O66.
In making up the expenses of the NJ.
Clure-Gray committee the ring editors
embrace the senatorial salaries of both
Colonel Gray and myself, and an item
of over sl,7OO for printing paid to ]. B.
Lippincott & Co. The Watt-Diamond
printing was done by the state printer,
paid in his bill, and does not appear in
the expenses of that contest; and as
both Watt and Diamond were paid
senatorial salaries, those items should
appear in the expenses of that contest
to make the comparison just.
repeat, that in no previous election
contest was so much done at so little
cost as in the Mcclure Gray case.
A. X. MCCLURE.
PHILADELPHIA, August "a, 1872.
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PHILADELPHIA, 4
A WORD or two to those gentlemen

A WORD or two to those gentlemen
who are coming to Pennsylvania to speak
for the Republican party. World Sem
ator Wilson and General Hawley and
others like them advocate the election
to the highest offices of their States, of
men who were conf ssedly incompetent
and who had been proven guilty of the
grossest malfessance in Office? Senator
Wilson is an honest man, and Gen.
Hawley has, year after yelr, had to
fight the imported repeaters and ruff
ans of Tammany. Will there two men
lend themselves and their great influ-
ence to the corruptionists of Pennsyl-
vania, and aid in the disgrace of the Re.
publican party and the State? We tell
them plainly, that if they come here
aud advocate the election of Hartranft
and Allen, they will put themselves in
the place of the apologists of Tammany,
and injurc irreparably the cause of
President Grant. 1t is humiliating
enough to sec some of our own good
men, under mistaken sense of duty,
give their aid to the Treasury Ring,
without having our candidate for Vice
President and "the Gentleman in
American politics." contribute to the
perpetuation of corruption in the
second State of the American Uuion.-
Press.
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1t is ciphered out by Tile Rhiladelphia
Age that it costs the Government 5000
per diem to furnish clerks to do the
writing for the Campaign Central Com
mittee and to compose ready-made edi.
torlals for the country press. The fact
simply stated is that the country is pay
ing the expenses of the Grant and Will
son campaign everywhere. We are told
with a good deal of swelling arrogance
that the business men are all on the
Grant side, which is very far indeed
from being true; but if the Grant party
is so wonderfully rich, we think it
should pay its own expenses, and not
saddle them upon the United States
Treasury. There is nothing in the Con-
stitution which requires us to reelect
the Doctor, though Boutwell, seems to
think so.
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The Trial of DIR. Scbapnnp.

The case Of DR.. Paul Schoeppe of Car
Isle, tried and found guilty in 1869 of
the murder Of Marie Steinc cke, will
probably rank es one of the most IA
son thecriminal list in this country.
He was convictcd mainly on the tf 9ti.
mony of two "experts,' DIR. Conrad
and Prof Aiken of the Baltimore In
firmery, who testified as to the presence
Of prussic acid in the stomach of the
decePscd, after chemical examination,
and to her probable death by poison
On this eviden, DIR. Schoeppe ws7
condemned to be hung. His counsel,
however, succc eded in obtaining a re-
prieve rom Gov. Geary two days before
the time fixed for the execution. He
has lain in prison awaiting second
trial until fortnight since. His trial
which has just concluded, relulted in
his acquittal and the Judge remarked
after receiving the verdict of the jury,
that she believed it was Gods provi-
dence which alone had saved the Court
and former jury from committing a
great wrong" A comment so remark.
able, aud coming from so responsible a
source IS worthy of more than a pas
ing notice. 1t is grave matter, indeed.
If an innocent man can be found guilty
OF a heinous crime, on the flimsiest eyi.
dence Of so-called experts and give
up his life on the speculative and care.
less aiiirmations of medical men. which
time may prove utterly unworthy of
serious consideration. The interven.
tion of the Legislature saycl DR.
Schoeppe's life and prevented a Judi
clal murder, but what reparation is
there for the three years which he has
passed in prison, for the terror and ig.
nominy oftwo trials for murder and for
the loss Of reputation and business
which he must now endure. 1t is ter
rible to think of the hanging of man
now conclusively proved to be free
from guilt, but 1t is sickening 10 con.
template the wreck of life and pros.
poets which this wretched business has
produced.
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Senator II W'a,'s profits from print.
lug canipai Documents are put down
ut 81 600 pei week.
Tho Indianapolis Sentinel says that
Oliver L. Morton is fast sinking out OF
sight. His power is gone in Indiana.
Grant carried West Virginia in 1868
by 1900 majority. This year the Grant
men did not oven nominate state
ticket.
Ex-Mayor Barstow, of Providence,
Rhode Island, republican, hos dc clar.
cd his intention to support Greeley and
Brown.
Col. Ordway, of New Hampshire, who
is sergcant-at-arms of the house of
raprC 'entative3 and q politician Of nc
knowls 1gG sagacity, has declared for
Greeley,
"Dutch pumps" and "rod whiskored
Dutch puppic >" arc two OF the compll-
mentary names given TO liberal Ger
mans by Grant Office. holders. That
style of literature is very lively.
James IL. Curry, for twelve years
chairman of the republican town COM
mittee of Yorklaud, Wcstchester county
New York, has written a letter resign
ing that position and declaring for
Greeley.
Gideon Hollister, United States min
lister to Hayti under Lincoln, and au-
thor of the standard history of
Connecticut, repudiatrs Grant and de-
clares for Greeley
Buckalew and Hartley arc admitted
by Republicans to bo honest mon.
Hartranft and hllrn arc denounced by
Republic ans as cJ,upt ana unworthy.
Colonel G.. G. Sym 9, Of tho Wiscon-
sin voluntc 0r5, IA Grant elk ctor in Ken
lucky on the tick ct Of 1868, and since q
territorial judge in Nont ma, hos come
out for Gre )lcy.
Colonel G.. V. Swetringer,post master
at Sidney, Iowa, iJr twenty years, and
chairman of the republican county
committee, has drc'ar''i for Greeley.
Bishop Simpson, has b en- claimed fs
a warm supporter of Grant. This Is a
great mistake, or, moro probably, q
Wilful Misrepresentation. Bishop Simp-
son has declared that he intends to
vote for Greeley.
Some of the subsidized papel1 in the
seventh district of Iowa append to the
name of John A. KessOn for congress
the words: $50 long as he proves him
self loyal to Grant" So there is still
doubt as to Kasson's LOYALTY to Grant.
An Administration office holder, who
has been out West on an electioneering
tour, is responsible tor the statement
that 1000 Kentucky negroes have been
coloniz' in Indiana to vote for the
October elections there.
Negro in lots of twenty, thirty,
forty, and fifty, are leaving Maryland,
the District of Columbia, and Virginia
'to work on Simon Cameron's road in
Pennsylvania"
Four Republicans membe., of the
late Wisconsin Legislature are stump.
ing for Greeley and Brown. The anti
Grant movement in the West is sum-
ing more force each day.
To name five Republicans who will
vote for Greeley for every Democrt who
will vote for Grant, and ten Republi-
cans who will vote for Buckalew for
every Democrat who will vote for Hart
ranft,is our challenge to any ring organ
in Pittsburg. Post.
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Thu rti"tu1 ut the chdtni hpid ,u
Mdiu"uu MonUiy L,,j, ,epm tu show
a tnai rlty ,f about II ,0O0 Gir ihr Grhnt
BNpnblica :. Northumberland jnnr
nale are inhilnut VI thn ', sal, IN riniu
gainn, Hni5i' iu,pirrrct At thc elrc
ton oi 1871 they had, IL is true, ma
loriiy of l0,767, hut in that year the to.
tai vote polled was hut l05, 1863, whereas
this year the vuto is over $4,000. OBJ.
viously the only fair comparison is that
of the last Presidential year, when a
full votn WAS pnlIed In 1868 the Radi.
cil urioriiy was 1876, which as com
pared with the voto of the present year,
shows u loss tp The Administration party
Of over 5000 This percentage of gain
would secure to us in November the
stnics of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Con.
nccticut, California aud Alabama
Maino has given Us no cause for dis
enlargement, but On the contrary holds
out promise of future victory in other
states. Tho states OF Vermont and
Maine arc perhaps tho least likely of all
others to be affected by tho reform
movement, The official patronage in
Maine, especially, is very large in the
Kittery Navy Yard and the many light
houseJ and custom houses along its sea
board, and every available means has
been used by Grants followers to secure
surcess. Large amountsof money have
been supplied aud assessed on all post.
office aud other officials, the Postmaster
General having be N personally in the
state Ia see The programme fully carried
ont. lfuo other State does worse for
us than Maine --Greeley will be elect
| .I
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The following stirring oDOeal tax on
from, the Rallefonte IK,Icb nao ia eoual.
o VI: .u ~ ~, ""'o.' ,'s"c 80 .Iu:i'
ly appilcapie Ill inc case oi OoiumDia
county.
Organize Orgapize!
.,,,
Aithough we nave spoken VIC ok aiter
week OF tue great importance 10 the
democracy OF tnorough,, compet snt,
perlect organlZatlon, we ueem IL our
uu!y 10 again urge lmmeuiate actlon
ana earnest WORK IN competing every
detail OF the borough, township ana as
triCt organization:
Many DemoGrats,We know, are work.
ing with Will, Dut IN TINS canvass gu
should be Workers-aH MUST be work
er5. IL Is not the members OF the dlifer-
ent committees atone that the party
looks 10 1or that LABOR that lnsures sue
cess, but 10 the masses the party gen.
eraiiy. 70 every man VINO pretends or
claims TO be Democrat.
Much, we know, has been done, but
very much remains yet to be done. 1t
is time now that the work was being
completed; tlme that perfect organlZa-
tion was effected, and complete can
vass OF the different districts made.
county committee men, nave you
been doing your duty? Have you your
sub-comm1ttees appointed, and your
townships thoroughly organized? Have
you committee in each school district,
and do the members Of that committee
know their duties? You will be held
responsible for the result in your town.
ship or borough. Remember 1t is no
credit to any individual to accept an Of
ficial position, and then fail to perform
the duties pertaining to that position.
Sub. Committee men, are you doing
yoT duty?. Have you canvassed your
school district thoroughly? Have you
the name OF every Democrat in your
district on your poll.book Have you
seen that every Democrat in your dis
trict is registered? Have strangers
moved into your district since the lest
election-are they Democrats-are they
assc Ssed? 1t is your duty to see that
these matters are attended to. A per-
feet Organization complete as il should
be--complete and perfect as u can
make it BY a little bit of ,worh ,ad at
tentlon, Will enable you to tell the re-
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If Mr.. A. e. Borie, the Presidents
Secretary of the Navy, who once was an
active merchant in Philadelphia, or Mr..
William Welsh, the Presidents Indian
missionary, who is now merchant of
the highest standing, were to ascertain
that their cashier and bookkeeper had
for years been engaged in mysterious
stock speculations with disreputable
broker, their accounts kept in initials
or fictitious names, aud all the while
the secrets Of the counting house used
for private and personal ends, we can
easily imagine what would be the re-
suit. We are very sure the delinquent
bookkeeper would not be promoted to
be a partner in the firm. Yet this is ex-
actly what the "Cashier" and "Book-
keeper" of the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvania have been doing for the last
three wears,
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Campaign Notes.

Ex-senator Jones, of Iowa, has jrst
laid down his arms, and is out for Gree
ley.
Fifty P>publicans + of the tow i OF
East Smith ield, Bradford County have
dc dared for Greeley and Brown.
Judge George A. Craig, a prominent
Alabama leader OF the republican par,
ty, prints strong Greeley letter.
81 never said Grant drank too much.
says Wilson; but che ought to join n
temperance society,""
Thomas A. Doyle, republic N mayor
of Providence, Rhode Island, repudia.
tes Grant and hos dc dared for Greeley.
Ex-Stai> Senator Thomas Davis, OF
Rhode Island, leading republican OF
that state, is out for Gre eley.
Two hundred and five liberal repub
licans have signed call for Greeley
convention In Lorain county, Ohio,
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Tho Difference.

Yerkes misapplied the public funds I:
so did Hartranft.
Yerkes UdS tried and convicted for
misapplying the public funds.
Hartranft tOaS not hied for misapply.
ing the public funds.
Yerke3 Is now in the penitentiary for
misappIying the public funds.
Hartranft was nominated for govern
or by tho Cameron ring because he had
misapplied the public funds.
The Cameron ring now call Yerkes a
Jail bird.
The Cameron ring now laud Hart
ranft to the skies as paragon of hon
esty. That's the difference.
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The trial of the July rioters at VIII.
Transport camc 10 all end ou Friday last
and the jury rendered verdict Of con
viction against twenty one of the dc.
PENDANTS, including Birmingham, Gree.
Wy, Whtton, aud Blake, who were
charged with being the leaders. Judge
Gamble will pass sentence on them to
day
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HENRY CLEws, the New York bank.
er was British subject until the 8th of
May, 1865, when he YVES naturalized as
a citizen of the United Stat He
might have b sn Haturalized Ave wears
sooner, but the DRAFT prevented Clews
Ia now an active politician and feryent
American patriot in the Grant interest.
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AUDTTOR,S NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF CLoTwoRrtIY 8. FISHER, DECD.
The undersigned, auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court of Columbia county, to distr!b-
ute the funds in the hands of Sylv tor j.. FarV,
administrator of Clotworthy =. Fisher, d ceas-
Il, among tho paItir entitled TO I ceivo
the same, Will attend to the duties of h's ap-
pointment Mt tho Shcrlrs Office in the Court
House, at Bloomsbury, on Monday, October II,
a. ID. 1872, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when and where
all persons having claims on said fund will pre-
sent the same, or be forever debal red t'om
coming in on said fund. -
w. WRIT.
scptl372-It. Auditor
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DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF ELIzABETH HAMPTON DECD.
Notice IL hereby given that letters of Adm ais
tratlon have been granted by the Register of
wills of Columbia county to the undersigned up
ON the estate of Elizabeth Hampton, late of Roar
ingcreek twp, in said county, now deceased All
persons indebted TO said estate are required to
make payment and NIL persons who have claims
undersigned. PETER LENAN.
scptl3728w Administrator
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We Elk.
GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, by the laws of this Commonwealth
IL Is made the duty of the Sheriff OF every county
10 give notlee OF the general Election, by publI-
cation IN one or moro newspapers IN the coun-
", AZ least twenty days before the election, and
and 10 designate the place at which the election
IN to be held.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF WILLIAMJ j. HANNAH DECD.
Letters of administration ON the estate OF
William j. Hannah, late of Mifiln twp Columbia
county decd, have bee II granted by the Register
of said county, to j. IL. Heller, of MI I'll N TOW
ship Columbia co. All persons having claims
or demands against tho decedent are request
cd to make them known, and those Indebted
TO make nayment. j. II. HETLFR,
septl372 3w. Administrator.
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New Advertisements
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
IN Notice Is hereby given, that q Petition for the
pardon OF Gid IN Beishline, sometime snce
convict of horse stealing, in Columbia county,
will be presented , the Governor Tor b's sigma. .
ture at the end of two weeks '~om tho date of
this notice.
sepiS7e.iw MRS. X ATE BEIsHLINE.
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offence shall be Ind, that the person 4o ofcn1.
in" was not % rCji1cnt of the city, Wtrd diBtricb
ot township where the olonso w,'s ,1mmtt5dt
uni not entitled to vote thcrcin, Then un "nitVt.
ton hc shall hu sentenced to pay 0l' ol not
loss thuu ono hundred nor MON iI'. $50 thpu.
saud dollars, aud Do tmprl fpu" lJf ... ItH H1 tte
months nor more than two your
Iinuy person, not by law uui'i. y tI .fiui'
ulohtly vote at any election u' ln,7 common p
wcollh, or belng pthnrwls" l' l,t Il 81 W Nnlo
out oihls proper dstrlctu. .ftt' un.pn KNOWING
the want of such qunlih'u'nn, ~h1ll III I ur pro-
euro such person to vote, tNN person oitnuitbB
shall on conviction DO nnad in any sam not oN :
ccodiug Two hundred dollars, ana be Imprisoned
In any term not exceeding three months.
Ifany unoshnll vote ut moro than one clC ltlou
district, or otherwise frnuduently vote moro
than once ON the s1lne day, or shall fraudu lcnty
fold and dehyer TO the Inspector two tickets to-
gether with tho Intent illegally TO vote, or who
Shall procure another To do 80, he or thoy Of
londing shall, on conviction, be fined In any
3um not loss than llfty nor moro than five hu NJ
ired dollars, aud be imprisoned for term not
less than tnroo nor moro than twelve months.
II any poison not qnalifed TO vote in this )m-
mouweoitn agreeably to law Except the sons o.
qualified cltizens,) shall appear at any place of
election for tho Purpose OF iuiluenclng tho clti-
zens qualified TO vote, he shall on conviction for
fyiL ana pay sum not exceeding. onc hundrcd
dollars for every such offence ana DO lmpria )n-
ed for q term not exceeding three months.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-13

The following stirring appeal, tax en-
from the Bellefonte Watch nan is equal
ly applicable in the case of Columbia
county.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-13

Of the United States, who nro. orgi,.,,-
WNo pu1ltltcd BY law TO vote MI nnt' M N 1i' ...
ty.Cliyi pan w. township, srIteoi III :. '.Ull.
glNNu'H oi olli2r tcrritori1l sub.tik, Il nln..
" '',si3, , ~ i{it5W3d 70 ypte no uI u .H
ltopt, Wlinpul ul Hlinettnnpt rdF5, t,iu, l O...
nu3 eohdtion oi 3ervitudo, auv p'5. .u
Law, custom, uSlg1, orrosullilou of t1y .'l1
contrary Notwithstanding" '''' r'}, 'IuI
'SE1r9N 2 Aai be z Grlhcr ,a,si., ..
hy on a under tho entlonty, ,oftha Cinani, t1rr
laws ol any State, or the laws OF MI, a, pu nf
any net is or shall be required tn H. i1r'lur"
prorequtstou Or qualification Tor votin "l'lH.F
Such Consultation or law, persons or n6ii ohl bt
Qr shall DO charged with the rerf,pc,,li p,li i'f, l,
duties IN furnishing to citizens IN onn'nI4n' D..
in vnts s'i " ~ or to b1o6msa1
person and olcor to give TO aiI tipEgry such
United Statc 3, the same AMI equal oonln,.,ni lh9
To perform such prerequlslte, and IL lunty
color, OF previous condition of seryituI'l face,
nuy such person OF officer shall rofa5S ",' unlii
snail, fDrovCry such onuuce, forreli au iiouJ1 he
sum of Aye hundred dollars TO tho lp'y da
SI,eNSl o In9rGoy 70 oe recovered by an pli, ag'
COUNSEL ices ~ the court shall doeI1 itu'a loi
slnt uiso, for every such offence h.; ~ nh
gully OF msdemeanor, aud shall on c,,, met
llorcOli be huc1 not less than five In, IlVl,llll
mrs. on 10 Imprisoned not less than HtI 'IeI dol.
cJci a1 n0V F3Ie t2n one year, or both at ih,a
a further supplement- 70 the act rpl,,t,..
o'SIS5t!ons III IhlS Commouwealth '''1s 10
sGh5piy as hroyldo3 that only white f,1l Al'
shlll ne entitled to vote or be ragSi5rSl u'elea
olH, or i'S cl9ltniNB TO vote at any pc,taa Ep.'
special ELECTION Of this Commonwealth r, '' ~ or
the sumo Is hereby rcupQlel n1l ih9i '' ani
tlaI, - lIoemeQ. W.lout distinction of l 'r
sllii % enr1lled aal registered occ1rin5, 'yoo'2t
soveutoonth April lS3l entitled ,'Ep';el !
l4Itiel sup. loineutgl ID the act reltitn, M \. y
otherwise qualified under existint i,,vy' y'' Wnea
IJ!Cu 70 Volc at oil general au0 special rl 'l'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-05
P R0TESTA. R
e.. B.

Los que suscriben Sc adhieren a
la protesta publicada en- el BoLET1N
MERcANT1L del IL del corriente con-
ira las calumniosas frases vert!das en-
ell Congreso por el diputado Sr. San
roma.
Ell Marques de la Espsranza, Pc
dro Diz Romero, Antonio Azuaga,
Antonio Carbonell, Jose M Pena,
Jose Pena, Jose Lopez Perez, CO.
mandante retirado; Ignacio Guillot,
Of. Lavandera, comerciante;
comerciante y propietario, Pedro
Perez Garcia; Francisco Nussa, co
merciante; Antonio de Mora conner
ciante y propietario; Pedro Laborde;
Venancio LUNA, comerciante y pro
pietario; Felipe Romero, Alexandra
Romero y Barreno, Inocencio Ocon,
Salvador Comas, comerciante; Jaime
Puials, comerciante; Feliciano Vi
cente, comerciante y propietario;
Enrique Gomez, G. Bascal an, pro
pietario; Alexandra Revuelta, conner
ciante; Juan Bautista Basauri, Anto-
MO del Vale, comerciante; Fabian
de Fabian, comerciante; Francisco
Garcia Soto, comerciante; Ramon
Balasquide, propietario; Luis Archie,
Jose NJ. Mendin, Bernabe de Cha
varri, comerciante y propietario; Jo-
Sc Berreteaga, Manuel del Vale, CO.
merciante; Baldomero Diez, Agustin
Rosario, Gregorio Ledesma, Vicen-
te Alarcon, Simon Zuazaga, conner
ciante; Jose Ma Neve, abogado; Re-
migio Cerra, Silvestre Catalan, Juan
S. Fontanals, Francisco Borras, Jose
Lopez zarate, Vepancio Martinez,
Juan Conill, Silyerio Gallardo, Anto'
MO A.. Herrero, Ricardo Mendizabal,
Francisco Ambas, j Pena Chavarri,
Ladislao Ambas, Iiiginio Buron,
Faustino Lanadrid, Juan Fuc6, Jo-
Sc Llompart, Francisco Junca, Teo-
doro Taul9, Juan Font, Guillermo
Orraque, Francisco Gonzalez, Jose
Echavarrfa, Jose Gonzalez, Julian
Matienzo, Celestino Diaz de Jungui-
tu, Francisco Garcia, Victor Garcia