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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28


1847. varios couatos de asesinsr la Rel
ma por encargo dc las sociedsdes secretass
Tentative de asesiDato del general Mar
vaez. Sediciones promovi1as por Las socie.
dades secretas y principslmente por 10
nssoneria desde 1916 1854. ri infaustO
bieni0 Sociedades secretas de ladrones:
robos sacrflegos: secnestradores. La fanc.
masoneria en- la Hababa: soblevaciones
promovidas por ella. Doble conspiracion
durante la guerra de Africa: desembarco
del conde de Montemoline en San Carlos
de la Rapta: muertes misteriosas en- A4ne-
LA familia. Sublevscion republicans y
protestante de Lola por cuenta de Ia
francmasonei "a iLerics. FL protestantism0
como sociedad secrets y en- aus relaoionea
con la revolucion. La fusion ib6rica: ell re-
traimiento dc los radicales: las corridas de
slbantes. Los krausistas y el krausismo
como sociedad secreta en- Espafs. La
Union liberal vuelts al poder: nuevos mo-
tines de d. Juan Prim: ell % de JUNO: Ia
Junta de Ostende. Coalicion de los radi-
Gales y los unionistas para destronsr q Ia
reins: trabsjos de la masonerfa con este
objeto: sublevacion de la marina y caida
de aquells.
Manejos secretos y pdblcos ens Madrid
ell dia 80 de setiembre: 81 SIC DOS non 90
bis. Demoliciones incendios do Iglesias:
incautacones de archives asesnato del
gobernador de Burgos. La francnoasouerfa
como sociedad va no secrets. Reminiscen-
cias hst6ricas: 81 quemadero de Madrid: la
trenza incOmbdstible: procesiones mas6ni:
cas- al quemadero. El ateismo carbonariO
y republicano: Organization del partido
republican, su desorganizacion y dist
dencias: untarios federales. El espiritis-
mo en- Espana. Desaffo del infsnte D. En-
rque con el duque de Montpensier: en-
tierro mas6nico de aqueL Subeyacion en-
la Habana: relsciones entire los insurgen.
tes; los clubs de Espana y la frsncmaso-
Dera cubaua. Resurrection del partid0.
carlista. La libertad de ensehanza en sus
relaciones con la Espaha con honra y lac
sociedades secretas: ell seflor Echegarayss
Pandillaje, nepotismo, exclusivismo y en-
pleomanfa con honra. La francmasoneTla
iberica: los cimbrios: ell carbonarismo. El
tiro nacional: Asociacion international de
Obreros. Ei nuevo Ray de los 191: La
voluntad nacions'. La partida de la Porrs.
A Ultima bora: ssesinsto del ven.t h.,.s
Prim.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28
Dice El Eco del Pueblo:


"ICual de los gobiernos ell legltimo
y al que debemos acatamiento, al que
impera en- les Vasco gadas, al de Carta-
gena, al de Madrid al de Barcelonai" Y
anade Canta- cIaro:
"a YER 81 hay uu hombre de 6rden que
conteste q esas preguntas."
Hombre de 6rden ell que este es-
c.ibe, locale satisfacer 4 los dos cole
gas neo- -federales. Cartagena, ell ba-
luarte de la demagogia roja, ha caido
rendido q los pies del gobierno del
Sr. ~Duque de la Tore, mucho mas
fuerte y respectable que los de Pr, Sal
meron y CASTELAR,. Barcelona, contiene
mas hombres de 6rden que cantona-
les y los primeros habIian bastado para
hacer entrar en- razon & los segundos,
81 ell terrible Monjuich no sobrars
para reducir a polvo cuantas barrica.
das formen los enemigos de la patris,
de Ia religion y de la famiIia.
Cartagena toma,la, 10 debe estal
tambien Barcelona, y, de consiguiente
va no quedan mas que dos gobierno.
Ell la madre patria: Ell del genera
Serrano y el de ID. Carlos.
/ Ahora El Eco y el Canta-clayo no,
dirAn, cual de los dos reconocel
| por legitimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

algppeblq ape,qminal 4 Tsp fmbrute-
cinHqtol tapldde MARCHED mas de pri-
sa en- ferro-carril; quien, hasta Sc
eayapece en- este pueblo de tai civil
zaciOn.
! Nosotfos le deseamos & nnestro
pueblo los afectos del alma por cultu
ra de su corazon; y la paz del Cielo
por alma de su vida; con la bendieion
de la religion por corona de todas sus
empresas; seguros de que asf le VEN
dram los verdaderos bienes que lie
hagan un dia dichoso. ea
Dios no pudo tormar la sociedad
para que fuese desgraciada; y en- la
paz y en- la religion podran hallar to-
dos sus hijos la mayor ventura.
Dios ha becho sanables las nacio-
nes por las virtudes de su Evangelio,
y estas virtudes deben dar al pueblo
toda su verdadera fortuna.
lFunesta polftica! 10 hemos dicho
Glen veces: ella esta desgarrando las
.entrafias de esta pacffca y noble
terra.
Funestos partidos! ellos son ell
castigo supreme del Eterno 4 la ge-
neracion contemporaries"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28
Leem )s en- La TOg del Pats:

+ ANSN - - Nis ASt~ q w WV 4 Veos sS
''Por Il via do Mayagiics y con refe-
rencia telegramas fechss 10 del Herald
de Noeva- York, sabemos tambien que ell
6 estall6 una insurreccion intransigente
en- Barcelona; que los spblevados lsvan-
taban barricadas en- los suburbios, mi6n.
'trss que de Morjuich Sc hacia fuego
contra Ia (iudad, y que los carlistas ha-
bian tcmado Portug
Sabido es que Barcelona es de
quien tenga en- sus manos el castillo
de Monjuicb. Este estaba en- poder
del Goblerno, y de consiguiente, la
nueva intentona cantonal habra sido
pronto y energicamente reprimida
Esa bandera maldlta de los presidia-
rios y de los psrdidos no tiene sim
patfas en- Espatla, nj en- las naciones
extranjeras nj en- parte aguna del
mundo excepto entire unos cuantos
reformistas ilusos de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28
N. q. de A

I El Cdnta-cIarO del % tlae estas
misteriosas palabras:
Los conservadores Green que han ga
Dado la partida con la situacion actu ].
Yo creo que ella es ell prineipio de su
derrota per IN Secula seculorum
ALA Ueredes' @E
Cuida1o, decimos nosotros, no Sc
vuelvs la criada respondona ! resulte
pre- clsamente 10 contralio de 10 que
PREDICTS, colega amigo. O. vemos de
venir y.--- al buen callar laman
Sancho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

Ell peri6dico ministerial La Rason,
hace los signientes elegios del Sr.
Ministro de Uitramar:
"El Sr. Sol r lIega IA Habara, 70
deSndolo los elementos conse va1ores, oye
Gnieamente los alarides imcOndicionaleS,
vista ell Cssino espanol, ese centric on
donde la palsb "refo' ma" es un cr{men;
f6rmase stmosfera asfxante, y su dido
republlcano pronto SO acOstumbra, mas
prouto de 10 que debiera, a aquelas voces
de compuestss, qua escudadss en- el pa
trioti~ mo, suel AGAR a su Conunidad
los gobernantes que, llegaios a Cuba con
les mejores d's'o', Sc trarsforman bien
presto en- tompices de sus actos, as scriG-
cardo su dignidad, ssc~i6cando sus con-
welcomes, veces hasta gu honor. IQu6
habra pas ado con ell Miuistro de Ultramari
No podemos Greer, que su viaje Ia
isla de Cuba, haya veoido quitarle ell
prest'gio que gozara enlr, los hombres
del partido republi,sno, que el tai viaje
pudiese ser una mar cha que afease, de
una msnera iDdigna su conducts pdblica.
Triste, muy tIiste situacion ha alcan
zado ell Sr. SoIer en- su vaie, pobre es
sl papel que ha venido ldesempenando
desde su aparicion en- la terra cubana.
Su voz no Sc deja oir, ahogada por las
exia encias de los reaccionarios, su nom-
bre apenas Sc pronuncia que otros hay
mas sor oros, en- aquella region en- que el
meta tiene su prepondersncia, puede
decirae que ell Sr. Min's'ro con todQ su
valer, ha qued.do eclips ,do ante aquel
cfrculo que ii me la habilijal de invadir
q todos los que slf Sc ace' can. POGO favo-
rece en- nu' stro concepto al Sr. Soler, ese
lugar tan mezquino que Sc le ha desgua-
do, debiendo o.upar por su posicion otro
de oarActer mas levana1o mas en- ar
monia con la mission que habia lido des-
empenar en- aquel agitsdo pals. iQuien
tiene la culpa de la situacion que sc ha
visto reducidoi"
Pero en- donde raya en- 10 calum-
nioso La Razon, es en- las siguientes
lfneas que copiamos, para que, los
republicanos espanoles de siempre
vean como los tratan los federales de
aver, que en- tanto n1me,o les han
salidO al encuentrO en- esta Isla.
GAY! nuestro pensamiento Sc lanza en-
vuelto observa4or, y Sc @eter impulssdo
no sc porque espfritu male6co, ante el be-
cerro de ORC. ISerd possible que pueda uen-
derSe la cOnciencid htmdndg"
Nosotros que no la echamos de fe-
derales, nj de afiliados a partiio al
guno peninsular, rechazamos con in
dignacion la insinuacion malevola que
contiene Ell pasaje anterior. Un minis
tro espanOl no Sc compra nj Sc vende.
Ell Sr Soler y Pla, no podia ir otra
parte que al centro de los leales que
defender la bandera espaflola iD6n-
de habia de ir a buscar los Antiques
reformistas cubanosi tAl campo de
Cespedss? mo estan todos con eI7
En- la Habana no hay mas partido
nacional que ell espaf1oI, pues aunque
algunas docenas de emple6flos funda-
ron peri6dicos para dar incienso al
partido antes dominate, en- Cuba no
existen partidos polfticos, no existen
mas que espafloles y separatistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

fio'es ron condolences & quienes siem-
pre- helnOs 90 .i,batido, sind de los que
no las ponen 4 gu patriotismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

el pats sepa SIqne ateneree fannmates
ria tan imp0rhhle.
Francisco Ramos.
Las Marias. 19 de enero de 1914.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28
Ayuntamiento de Manatl.

Paga subSidio Pts. Cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

ALABAMA.-From all the reliable
sources it is evident that SANDERS foul
tongue is at work with its usual venom
through the administration organs
Grants federal detectives have inaugur-
ated reign of terror by aresting citi-
zens and taking them for preliminary
examination great distance. For in
stance Sumter county prisoners were
taken to Mobile, 900 miles away. Acity
correspondent writes from Sumter Co.;
"On my way here met a gentleman
from Mobile who was returning from a
business trip into this county occupying
about two weeks. He told me that
everywhere he went he found the white
people in great fear. Men with whom ne
had business, and against whom there
was never a breath Of suspicion, men
who had not so much as served on a
sheriff posse, were 'notathome" when
he called, and'their wives, after few
minutes conversation, would timidly ask
if he was not deputy marshal come to
arrest their husbands. 1t is great ca
lamity for an innocent man to be torn
from his terrified family and subjected to
expenses which he cannot meet, and II
is not strange, therefore, that when he
sees his neighbors arr sted on the mos
frivolous accusations and put to so grea
inconvenience, he should himself avoic
arrest if possible,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29
THE $4,000 RANK ROBBERY.

NASHUA, N. H., October 2o.-The Sou
hegan National Bank, Of Milford, was
robbed last night by masked men, oI
about SIS 900 in currency and bonds.--
The robbers previously visited the resi-
dence of the cashier and compelled him
to accompany them to the bank and open
the safe.
Boston, Oct. 20. Further investigations
show that the securities taken from the
Souhegan National Bank will amount to
almost Sloo,ooo.
Professionals undoubtedly planned the
robbery in advance. The cashier, Saw.
yer, has long been in the habit Of leav-
ing the keys Of the bank in the posses
sion Of the postmaster Of the town, whose
Office is about quarter Of a mile from
the residence Of Sawyer. This precau
ton was taken by the latter to guard
against such a scheme as that followed
out by the robbers. The parties engaged
in therobbery seemed to be well aware
of the disposition Of the keys, and after
placing cord around Sawyer's neck, tC
prevent any outcry, forced him to accom-.
yany themby threatening to killhis babe
in case he refused to comply with theii
demands. Arriving at the postofice, the
robbers effected an entrance by remov-
ing pane Of glass with a diamond, and
the keys Of the bank were soon in theil
possession.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29
INDIANA,

THE TOWN or GREEN CASTLE IN Fla 4hS--
ASSISTANCE IhPERATIRELY RLLDBB
AND ASKED FOR.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Oct. 29-l2: 5 A.
M.4Green Castle, Indiana, is bun ng
The following dispatch was received here
at II:25 P. NJ:
GREEN CASTLE, Oct %.
To the Chief Of the Fire Department
Our town is on Are. For Gods 5 ke
send us engines, and as many as p ST.
Bile. W, ID. ALLEN, MAY
One FIRE engine has been prompt! s.
patched by the Vandalia Railway, he
telegraph office has had to be abando d.
The FIRE is evidently working in the II
ness part Of the city,. The wind IS y
high there. ll4. ra fir0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

LoUIsIANA.--The N. Y. 2yi6Ene's
special correspondent from New Orleans
under date of Oct. 18th, says: 1--WE are
Just beginning to see the fruits Of the 18th
ofSeptember in their deeper significance,
Everybody will agree that there never
was more abject and transparent fraud
than this Kellogg Government, as it now
stands revealed. propped up by one-third
Of the national army and large squad
ron of the navy, with troops scattered all
through the parishes, and large body
held here in reserve for such action as
occasion may demand. 1t is the very
picture Of imbecility, Take registration
for instance. Captain Wright, the Kel
logg State Registrar Of Voters, has al
ready complained that from at least sew
enteen parishes he has received no Off
eial advices whatever. Especially in
northern Louisiana and the Red River
country does this state of things prevail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29
A 0O!Ored Man r. 81 tiers Fou
to n Times,
UNOCCUPIED LOTS GIVEN As RES
DENCEC,
Opinion Of The Attorney General Not
to be given till Monday.
THOSE THREA TENED ARRESTS NOT YET
.0 MADE.
NEW ORLEANs, October %.

Attorney Gen. Fields opinion on the
Second District Court naturalization
question will not be given till Monday.
The police authorities took possession of
all the registration books tonight They
were deposited in the State House. The
registration in the city, of whites, is 2S,-
878; colored, l7,43l white majority in
the city IL ,447 county, parishes, thirty
three, gives the whites 2a,778; colored
42,398; total registered as far as heard
from, whites, 57,656; cOlored, 59, ,82O net
colored majority, 2,l73; twenty-four par.
ishes to hear from. Some Of the returns
given above are incomplete.
STARTLING REGISTRATION FRAUDS.
New ORLEANS, October %.
Two thousand registration frauds have
already been discovered and the investi-
CATION continues. The location of resi-
dence given by ten persons was found to
be an unoccupied lot. One colored man
had registered fourteen times.
SHREVEPORT, October %.
The warrants which were prepared
yesterday for the arrest of the merchants
who signed the labor pledge were not
served to-day and the whole matter is
again in a muddle. The United States
authorities are very reticent and it is inn
possible to obtain any satisfactory infor-
nation as other purpose, 1t ltisrumOred
that General Morrill, now declares he
does not intend to make general arrests,
but only make examples of the most
prominent singers. Another rumOr is in
circulation to the effect that Deputy
UI.ited States Marshalls Keating and
White have resigned, leaving the Com.
mission without an officer to serve the
warrants.
A letter from Caushatta states that nc
arrests have been made since Sunday
A gentleman from NatchiOtepes states
that Mr.. Cosgrove, editor Of Natchiotepei
Vindicdtor, was arrested at that place or
Wednesday by the United States Mar
shall, and taken to the camp of the mill
tary. Our informant states Mr.. Cosgrove''
friends are not allowed to communicate
with him by the Marshal, who says hi
has warrants for the arrest of one hun
dred others in that parish. The cavalr!
which left here day before yesterday
are now quartered at Menden, Webste
parish, but as yet have made no arrests
The company which has been at Caushat
Ia and NatchitOches, created considerabl
alarm in Desota parish and attempted :
make several arrests; but the partie
were advised Of their approach, and, a
far as heard from, effected their escape I
the woods. Passengers from the east re
port cavalry detachment, accompanie
by United States Marshals, operating j
Lincoln and Union parishes, but thei
intentions have not been ascertained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

No good citizen desires two kinds Of
money in our country. Public safety
and common justice require uniform
currency for all. That currency too,
ought to be uniformly good-ought to
be honest money, Labor and bust
ness demand a sound and safe cur
rency, not Of a shifting and dishonest
character. Our currency ought to be
equal to that Of the best in the world.
Government under our constitution, has
no right to give US an uncertain, depre.
eiated currency, affecting and changing
values and commodities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

In Kansas, Justice. if she is blind,
goes at the rate Of mile minute
whenever she is after horse thief.
Vincent Morgan, grand equine larcenist,
as aforesaid, was arrested about sunrise,
had his preliminary examination before
breakfast, was bound over, was taken to
Hiawatha, and by 2 o'clock P. NJ. he had
been indicted, arraigned, tried, found
guilty, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for two years. Such velocity Of proceed.
ing must have made Mr.. Morgan's head
swim; but he may thank his stellar in.
luenees that he is safe within stone
walls. for, short as the proceedings we're
vigilance committee might have made
them good deal shorter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

FULL official returns Of the late state elec-
tion in Ohio show that 4, ,3S 4O6votes were
cast for William Bell, Democrat, for sec
retary Of state; 22I ,2o4 votes for Allen
T. Wikoff, Republican. and 1915 for
John R. Buchtel, Prohibitionist, for the
same position. Bells official majority
over Wikof is I7,2o2. How is that for
high1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

The Episcopal convention in New
York, last week, refused to confirm
Prof. G. E. Seymour, as Bishop Of Him
ois. This is regarded as victory OF
the opponents of ritualism. Prof. Sey-
mour had majority Of the votes of
members; but the decision was made by
votes of dioceses, and thus went against
him. At Boston the meeting Of the
Presbyterian General Assembly was in
progress and the disciples of Christ
held a general missionary convention al
Cincinnati recently.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

FROM Philadelphia comes accounts Of
enormous frauds in registration. In
previous years false counting was the
plan and the exposure came too late. The
present discoveries, already including
5000 or 5000 fictitious names, almost
wholly registered in the ring, will help
to awake citizens to their danger. No
honest man can vote for ticket which
employs such means for support.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

DR. JENNER, Superintendent of the
Ohio Orphans" Home, was accused of
improper intimacy with the female in
mates of the institution. The Trustees
had an examination and found the Doc
tor guilty Of some Of the charges, but
nothing Of a criminal character, Doctor
Ienner has resigned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29
VIRGINIA.

Right Bst,Oes Congressional Candido
RICHMOND, October 77.--During
litical discussion yesterday at King
liam Court House between B. :,
Republican candidate for re-elecht
Congress from the First District az
B. Douglas Conservative candidat.
affray occurred which resulted in Sc
injury to Sener who had his arm !
broken and was otherwise hurt.
stated the difficulty originated in
remark by Sener in reference to
gresham Beck, Of Kentucky, which
corrected BY Douglass. Other wore
an insulting character wereinlerchal
when Douglass threw sHmbleT a. Sen
and fghi followed. The crowd Illsh
upon re platform and IN he scuile !
n1f roeeiptd he injuries mentioned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

A SAD tale Of starvation and actual
death from want of food and exposure
comes to us from Nebraska. Seven
thousand people within few hours
travel Of Chicago are in a terrible state
Of destitution, caused by the ravages Of
the grasshoppers. This statement comes
on the authority Of General Ord, COM
manding the department Of the Platte,
and can, Of course, be relied upon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29
HON .IOHN THONPSON

The Democratic press of the State bear
deserved testimony to the admirabletact
and ability with which John G. Thomp-
son, chairman of the Democratic State
Executive Committee conducted the cam
paign. All that is said in commehdation
is Just. As chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee of the State, he has
done the party incalculable service.
With ability to organize, he is a man Of
untiring energy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

ARRESTS and threats Of arrests in the
interest Of the Kellogg party are
arousing bitter sentiment in Louisiana
These are not fair return for the sur
render in good faith of the opposition.
No greater misfortune could occur to the
State than a new insurrection, which
would justify military rule. Perhaps to
hurry Louisiana into rebellion nigh
save the Republican party but such a,
method Of saving is rather too costly.
Our dispatches indicate thatthe situation
is becoming grave. On our third page
an interesting letter from our correspon-
dent at New Orleans shows how all in
auences Of the Church, State and socie-
", combine to hSld the colored citizens
under the control Of the Kellogg Ring
-A@ExshsRgN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

ELEcTIoNs.-On next Tuesday, Nov,
cd the following States elect members ol
Congress and many Of them State off
GERS also. Alabama, Arkansas, Della
ware, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Mary
land, Massachusetts,. Michigan. Minnes.
ota, Mississippi, Missouri. Nevada, New
Jersey, New York. Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Tex
as, Virginia. Wisconsin. On the and
Monday, Louisiana elects.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29

CLEvELAND-onT Tuesday last, the Mi
ners' National Association met in Dru-
minis block, Cleveland. Hundreds of
associations we're represented from all
parts of the country. John Siney, Presi-
dent of the Association, was in the chair
and delivered an address The Nation
al Association was formed at Youngs-
town one year ago. The secretary is
John James; assistant secretaries, John
Pollock, John Chisholm and Henry Hall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-29
A Hunter Shoots Three Of his Companions
and Kills TiD0 Of Them.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 24-A distressing ac-
cident occurred in Pamela county, Miss,
last Wednesday. A party Of four young
men we're hunting deer in rallahatchie
bottom and became separated. One Of
them. Ben Mitchell, while pursuing path
through the cane brake, observed the
cane shaking ahead Of him. and thinking
it was caused by deer, fred the contents
of double barelled shot gun loaded
with buck shot, and hearing screams
rushed to the spot and found Thomas L,
Mosley, one Of his companions, lying
dead, shot through the head, David
While, another, shot in the head and
mortally wounded, and the third one, S
w Johnson, severely wounded All the
parties are respectfully connected, and
the deplorable accident has brought
mourning to many homes.