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The Presidential Party Witness q
Unique Spectacle al Santa
barbara.
THE WOMAN MURDERED yrsTrR-
DAY IN NEW YORK.
From The National Capitals Concern
Ing the Phebc Couslns QUARREL
other Items.


Oyn,ieus In variau. pisecsi 4 Hattie
OF FLOWERS.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal. April "a
During tho run from Pasa lena, the
Presidential train stopped at san Fer
nsndo. San Paula and Santa Buena
Ventura. AZ each place great crowds
OF people assembled aud gave the Presl.
dent pm ovation. He made brier
Speeches. Everywhere along this line
were decorations anil the people pre-
sentc'i the party wit flowers anu ffult.
The visit Of President Harrison 10
Santa Barbara this afternoon was coie.
brated IN n mort unique aud charac'
tcri-tic manner. II seemed M " the
entire population of this ancient town
was raiheroI at the station when the
train rolled Ia. A procession was
formed Mt the station composed OF a
cnvilcade Of Spanish citizens IN M
tive costumes, Grand Army veterans
school children aud cltilns IN gall,
dccoiacI carriages. The party were
fir.t escorted 10 the Promenade Dies
Angelasis, where they witnessed battle
Of flowers, n SPECTACLE new To this conn-
try. The battle was participated In 10y
Ia lies AMI gentlemen IN open car
| riages 30 covered with nDwers and
greens that they completely OBJ
scured even the wheels and harness.
Along the front OF the platform
on which the president and
party stood there were fur columns, In
the construction OF which nearly 10000
Gala lillies we're used.
After the battle the party were
escorted 10 TIN Santa Barbara mission,
where they were received by superior
o'Kccfc aud his assistants aud shown
through the historic oIiiice by vlftuc
Of special dispcnsation. Princess
Louise Of England N the only other
lady besides those In the party today,
who have ever been admitted 10 tbs
gardens. On leaving. the president
thanked Father O'lieefe cordially for
the privileges accorded the party.
After dinner, the president bad n
public reception aud later n hall took
place Mt the hotel, during which there
were oidfasliloncd Spanish dances by
ladies' In costumes. This was followed
by a banquet TO the president, Secre-
tary Rusk, Postmaster General wana.
maker and Governor Markham and
stan. At the same time, Mrs. Harrl.
son and the ladies accompanying here
were entertained by n number Of ladies
OF Santa Barbara Mt supper.
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DETROIT. April 2i.-rhis evening
the street car company accepted tho
mayors suggestions " arbitration and
the strikers are Jubllant. No efforts
viii be made TO run ears until the arbi.
tratl0n committee meets.
PJrIHnrHg, April 2i.-It l. c-tlmat-
cd thai 1000 men belonging 10 the
building trades u ths city viii bc
either locked cut or Will striku May
Let.
raISIDAD, Colo, April 2i-atriSing
swiichmen have completely tied up
freight traffic on the fOh Worth road.
aud the coal mines VI forDer, Victor,
III Moro ami Engleville aro compelled
10 luspend, throwing 300 miners out
" WORK.
~. LOUIS, April Glover 1000 un.
lon carpcntcfs ia TINS city have re-
solved ~ strike May Isl unless the
bosses accedc 60 their demands TOT
iosiy cents per hour.
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salisbury soaipcis Portugal to open
the rnngwe aisrr.

LONDON, April 9i-ono result Of
the aluuu o. the rortugu isr officials IN
firing IN tue British srulmHr Agnes
AMI the seizure n The c.ryi boats at
tachcd TO tho expedition Ia. h-romc
public by jhe action OF tho Portuguese
cabinet today.
ltappesfs Ia addition 10 tho dispatch
OF three British war ship, 20 the en-
trance ~ the Pungwe river, rs an
nounced by Salisbury yesterday, the
British prime minister forwarded au
ultimatum 70 the Portuguese govern.
Inoni, declaring that unless Immediate
facilities were Afforded British subjects
TO open the Pungweriver,i ia hccoriance
with the provisions OF the modus rioeHdl
now existing between Great Britain
aud Portugal, the British government
would resort TO force In order 10 insure
respect ON the part OF Portugal to her
treaty engagement and the result
would be disastrous 10 Portuguese EN-.
terprise IN that port.
The Portuguese cabinet today, under
pressure OF Salisbury ,ultimatum,
gave oousent To free passage on thc
Pungwe river.
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PITTsBupo, April 2i.-Information
was given the police tonight by u man
named rimmons Of Arajdock, OF n
plan To blow up II. q. Frlck, the coke
king, with dynamite. luminous has
been working Mt Homcwood. He In
obliged TO pass deep gully on his way
y work, and yesterday discovered u
gang Of twelve Hungarians there load.
Ing dynamite sticks. Each Hun took
two sticks snd lrf, for BraddocA. They
were seen In that place tonight and
openly declared their intention OF dyn.
amlting Flick and started for this city.
The police are ON the watch.
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Tbs highest medical authorities OF
Europe aud America have recently
decided that large percentage OF cases
Of insanity Ia caused by the exorucla.
ting pains Of Neuralgia OF the head and
face. tfany member OF your family
suffers this tormentor, induce them 70
try Rallard's Snow Linimunt. One
application viii afford iDiinsdiate relief
and you will soon bs nd OF danger.
Gus and tormsnting diseaie. BalIard's
SNOW Linlment Ia the most penetrating
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rheumatism, Lame Lack, Contracted
Muscles, Old SORES, Coins, BupIops,
etc. II penetratea and opeus up tho
pores, drawing MI poisonous matter to
the snrfsce, restoring and promoting a
natural circulation OF tho blood through
the diseased parls. 2p
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nsiiard's tsorehonnd syrup for
Whosptug Cough.

There Ia no remedy In the world
which win give such prompt relief In
Whoop,ng Cough rs bduord's Hore-
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II you win try IL your children will
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the most cooling and soothing remedy
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MEMPHIS April ai.--rhe track was
heavy. Mile-Hocksey won, Bertha
second, Har,iee third. TIme-i:iIi.
Threc.ycar old mnldeps, three.quaft-
ens ~ miio--Niss Courtney won,
iiahams second, Bon Ton third. Time
-i:21l.
Mile aud an eighth, handicap
Verge dor won, Red Sign second,
Cashier third. rime-l.b2l.
Sevenalghts ~ mile--Bankript
won, Atticus second, Ben March third.
Tlme-l:an..
Mile and onc.sixteenth - Insolencc
won, Whittier second, Billy Pinkerton
third. Timc--l:52l.
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scAnrr, Family Dugslsi 20 f. lists.


VIM. Timmons, postmaster of Ids.
ville, Ind, writes: "Electrlc Bltters
has dOne more tor me- than all other
medicines combined, for that bad feel
Ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer gnd
stocAmsn, Of same place, says "Find
Electric Bittcrr TO DO the bet Kidney
and Liver lledicine, made me feel likg
n new man" J. w. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, says.
Electric Bitters Is just the thing for q
man who Ia all run down aud don't
caru whether he lives or dies; he found
new strength, good appetite and foit
just Ike he had aurw lease on life.
only SOC. n bottle, at A. q. Smith A.
Co.'S Drug Store. "a
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soARrr, 20 E.,ist South, Hair Brushs,
a Recommendation from ren.e...,

1t more than likely that many Of
the readers OF the newspapers wiIi
agree with ii. u. Wayne, OF Whit
vile, Tenn, in his opinion OF Cham.
berlsin's Remedy. He says: ~ take
pleasure In recommending II TO thu
public as being n medicine Of great
worth and merit. The manufacturer.
OF that remedy certainly have been
great henefactors to suffering humani.
~" One OF the most valuable prope,.
Ties OF this remedy IL In its power az
loosenlng and relieving n cold AMI
freeing the system Of any bad effects an
Tue cold. For sale by q. q. NJ. l.
Drug Dept. dSs
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Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction
10 every one using It for catarrhal
troubles. g. X. Mellor, Druggist, Wor'
cester, Mass.
believe Ely's Cream Balm IL the
best article for catnrrh ever offered the
public.-Bush 4 Co., Druggist, Wor.
cester, Mass.
An article Of real merlt.-C. T.. Al.
den, Duiggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who uscl II speak highly Of IT,
Cleo. A. Hill, Druggist, Spring held,
Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory
results.-W. T.. Draper, Druggist
Springfield. Mass.
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Deiabcr, the socialists sent from New
York. They dcpounued the laws OF ne
United States and made other incendi'
AIRY REMARKS.
Twenty.nine men and women rom
Trottcr had q hearing here touay,
and twenty.four were bsund over 10
the Juno court on charge OF RIOT
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HcOITDALE, Pa, april 2i.-A mum.
Dor Of eviotions were made here to-day,
aud the deputies had much trouble. At
one point they were pelted with stones
but no ono was seriously injured. One
o. the deputies abused by an irate
woman lost his wits and threatened
70 shoot her, but cries of shame
iiom his comrades caused him TO stink
away.
A mas meeting Of strikers was ad.
afsised thiH afternoon by Jones and
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MrSSRApoIls, April "a. - Charles
Kommic Of this city and James Sculiy
Of woonsocket, II. L., fought tonight
fora purse Of $1,000 and the 1io.pound
champiooship Of America. hemmic
weighed 14ii and 5cully li2. Little
was done In the first two rounds, but
In the third, after n few seconds
parrying, Kemmic landed on Scully's
Jaw, aud he was unable 10 respond to
the call OF time.
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Miss Emellne q. Hanna, missionary
for First Baptist Church, Troy, n. ",
says; 81 am glad to state that DR..
David Kenuedy's Favorlte Remedy, Of
Rondout, n. V, cured me OF Catarrh
81 the Bladder, Kidney trouble aud
Constipation. would ad ] that always
used the Favorite Remedy with tho
consent OF my physician.
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The popularity which Hood's sarap-
arllla has gained as q spring medicine
l. wonderful. II pos ises ia I those ule-
ments ofhealth giving, bloOd-puriyins
and appetite.restoring which every
body soe,ns 10 need at this season.
DO not continue IA dnll, tired, uu.
satisfactory condition when you may
be 40 much benefited by Hoods Sar.
sapnrilla. II pnrliies the blood anu
makes the weak strong,
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LONDON, April 24-Lord wolsely,
In an article IN the United Servioe Nag.
aHo, highly appreciates General
sbeiman ~ man aud y soldier, and
ays his name will ever DO honored
wherever English Ia spoken.
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n.ror,sa Nob.lnr of rIder..

CiSoisNATi, April ~ The COM
mCroidi Gdtttie's Chaileston, w. Va,
spc'jnl: Lest wces In Lincoln county
fifty mou lied meu drove two Mormon
Elders on, Of tn. county, where they
were preaching.
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dragging the niutllated rerilins Of
thirty killed. Having once tasted hlood
the dusky ruliels hOwicd like dogs
around the closed stockads composing
the exterior defense Of the fort.
The todIes-sofnc dead, other. only
dyinp--of the unfortunate Portuguese,
Including QUO officer, were inipaiOd on
huge stak,s, and the scent Of roasting
human iesh wa poIne on WY 49, ~.
rIson. The frightfuI orgies continued
day by doy.
Tbc belcagucred forces were afraid 10
stir beyond the breasi works. All the
Isolated building- OF the Europeana on
the island were banned 10 the ground
md the lleniny oonuuante struck down
aud inutilatoI.
DkAvk HUMAN BLOOD
Tn. t,,,t,,r, ~, ,,o ,i,odv ,nrieInv
i,r,"os,,i H. ,n ~, y, ~ sranziei
rnurI,r,,,, by J,.,,irs, N The
blSod M tbejy viriin,s ennd a.nI.
Inc the atron,ina, i.,,yi arannd In.
oircIea. ,vbIcL l.nf ma shc .nr
dance, u,itLn,,t t,,.rn,i.sin,, dov md
niyht. Erencbr,s,,' nj when, thsrenro
sonie INV an the isisn1 wcre tr.at,'d
.'f' aN'ft''A - thN AhAklAyh'f 49, ~
i M. nay no''s 49, '"eir Tns ~.
os'lsIa 80. =, IL, sn1r ,r,a,'Ii,
nativ.s a.s,y..., Jay',,,sit IN, ,,,,ii,v ~
a blow. ami ,i.niorcf aii ,hsty pnrc,..
A ,'.,nni oog III, ,,,"r'. I,a,,ti,lo In.
human min, i,an ths A. followed.
rbs, r,,,,',, ~. III, ~. ,,,i., M,
s,arvcJ tis,',s Nv" '''N' '''s"'
THE TERRIBLE FIGHT.
Every wcano, lno,v. IN Af,lca,
yas,,,,. ,,,,'''..ii ~ ~ a.. t.ss,,,
gue," ihs on, s,v , 1r,ps. ~" ',,,n $500
/ mo n,ar," XXI, in ,,,.'p, ,ra,.,,In,,
/ rn1'hs wer, ,ao .trn,,, a. ,,,a ,,,,,..,,,,s
m.nt ovsr 4o1 ~ a., ,,,,I,.te ,,,,,J-
| n.. ,y.r,, L,n,,iI,, i,,,,i'ar,. l,,...
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f,rtv ~ ti,air a'y.',,t,.'s,,s' -.
w.r,. taken .antiv. n,i yo.nry,.J 6n,
| tort,ire.
| rh,.- po,,u.u.s. ,,.,. oo,,,t.,.,,
r,nts1. and I,iv.n hacI a, s,r,,t M.
or,l,t Ia thc cnd ~ ,L.ir .s,n1 ,.h,.,s,
/ In, battered ren,,,a,,,s VIII dipIcui,v
/ m.intnin th.,n.''iy,.. "a t,.r,,,n,a,y ~.
/ trrnrhn.nts M. E,.vch a., y'c.
rnis,,I with phe,,li.h e.rc,noni..s over
! IN, ia ndnn,'J 80
roHMESriNo THE cArTIvEs.
Tins ,auturrd snldl.r. ,,,r, snt,,,it.
tel to avery torr,,.,'t M vbicl. h,,n,s,
and savarc ,ur.nuity n eaInhle. rnc
taisiny ~ tbe a. % fl,n,J =, ~,
ehri.is of lie nor devil b"iov VIE I
.neounter,d IA. aagnI.. IN ,Ir. aud
tnutliatlon,
Rcd moi irons YER, oro,tnd Inio tb,ir
iinyel 10 lee ami tbeif skulls were
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Henry Cook, the leading merohau,
OF New Knoxville. Ohio, says: Chan.
berlain's Cough Remedy has tnken
well here, everybody likes It. They
say u gives immediate relief" Tina,
In what makes II no popular. II IA
prompt In relieving n cough or cold and
can always be depended upon. Thcfe
IL nothing that viii loosen and reliovr n
severe cold scguickly. For sale by q.
@. III. I. Drug Dept. dxs
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IN AFRICA.
TALEs OF oASNmALisM AND OTHER
HORRORS.

hNito w SNNNihAaAoh AND OIlil.h
HORRORs.
A special TO tho Denver Neps relates
the following horrible incidents from
the ozark Continents"
The Portuguese settlements on the
west coast N Africa ara IN a state OF
horrible upheaval aud riot.
The French dag floats over tho but.
chered remains Of tho Portuguese
officers.
The latest adyicea from this portion
OF the west coast known as Por-
tuguese Guinea, tell tales OF horrible
atrocities on the part OF the natives.
These do not stop short decentralization
and the drinking Of huge dIaughts OF
steaming human blood.
On the island OF Bissao, but a few
leagues distant from the main land.
the rebel natives, In number 5000.
have swept the Portuguese foIces be-.
fore them into tho sea.
A carnival OF blood aud riot is
now In progress on this island, which
II viii take a large and weli.drilled
force To quell. The Portuguese ad.
minlstration here, as on the ninin land,
has been growing more unpopular for
months. The natives were restlve aud
innnmmable.
Secret agents from both France aud
England, OF tho slavc-dFlving stamn.
are charged with blowing the emb.ra
Of disaiiection Into the tiames OF mu.
tiny.
About two weeks ago, Ia the periol
OF the full moon, the fetich mon held
u grand dance OF the three tribes In.
habiliug the island.
MURDERED HIN.
In the frenzy Induced by these weini
ceremonies n Portuguese officer, who
was present as witnta. for amuse.
ment, was hurled iuto the sacred ring.
Before the chant closed a dozen knives
were sheathed la his heart.
The garrison was raised by n wild
alarm at q O'Clock IN thu morning by
the hyena-like olamor OF the crazy
throngs.
Reinlorcements from the friendly
natives OF the Assebai tribe We're hast.
lily summoned.
About $50 regular troops, COMPRISING
tho sole European military on Inc
island, were thrown outnnd came upon
the mad devils dancing around The
IRE. A terrible fight followed and the
Portuguese Withdrew. badly bssasn.
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LONDON, April 2i.-Thc Conserva-
tives carried Whitehnven, eiecting Sir
James Balm over the liberal candidate
by "A majority OF 2sS. This Ia n great
reduction from the last election, when
the conservative majority was 100.
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WAnIrNoroS, April 9i.-rhe condl-
ton Of Justice Bradley, who has been
oonilncd 10 his house for about two
weeks with tue grippe, was not ~
favorable today m II has been and his
a-sociaie- are appruhcu-lve that he
may not be ablc 20 be- present IN court
next Monday when the Behring sea
anu lottery eases comr vi.
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upon n wire, he attempted TO put th,
other leg over the upper bar anu ~
hold Of another wire, thus compienne
the circuit. The shock was tefilDle
and his whole body grew rigid no,l
the effect. The current was eviuenliy
an alternating one ~ the niuscies ~,
Taxed aud the body assumed IT. na'ul q !
position, but another strong cufish'
went through the man aud again 'ho
muscles grew rigid.
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DIR. David kenncdy's Fayorltc
Remedy, Of Rondout, n. y. Il known
20 be certain cure for Nervousness,
Debility, aud the ilA peculiar to
women. This sovereign remedy slim.
ulates the Stomach, Kidneys aul Liver
TO healthy action. For all troubles of
the blood and urinary organs It has no
equal, and bottle, which costs only
one dollar, should be- In every house.
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CoLuMBvs, o., April 2i.-Both
houses OF the Ohio legislature agreed
10 the conference report on the Aua.
tralian ballot bill, and It will become q
law.s
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Or. BURROWS, Eye, Ear, Nose
Threat aud Lungs. 5lhnd "a CONNER
clal Block. Have Withdrawn from firm
OF Freeman * Burrows. dtf
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MrSsEApoLis, April "a. - General
IL. .. Van Cleve, an old resident, died
tonight Of pneumonia, aged 81.
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BED COMFORTS At A SAC
RlFlCE AT DlNWOODEYS

All cash subscriptions for the hlen
n;ai Star should DO forwarded 10 JAMES
JACK at tho Presidency Office, shs
l.Aks City. das
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The Greatest Military Gcnius OF the
Age Passes Iieyond the
Veil.
sAtisnURY's gLriMhrum TO
PORTUGAL.
Labor Troubles IN Various Places; The
Detroit Street Car Commauy aud
Tie strikers.
~ Acintraph 70 the Ntw%i
ANOTHER onE,r MAN GONE.

eoncrai Won Hoiihe Dies suddenly
OF Heart Failure.
BIRLIN, April 2i.--fhe death Of Won
Molikc ~ just announced. Won Moltke
attended the sefalon OF the Rcichstag
TIL. afternoon. II was very sudden
aud the physicians summoned an
bounced that the death was caused by
failure VI the heart. He passed away
~ 9;i5 y. IN. quietly aud painle-rly.
News OF the counts unexpected death
caused great sorrow Do .lcIuly.
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Government Troops Attack Nine Hun
dred Defeuseicss Men, Women
and Children.
PLEDGED TO HANG PHrs'oI"'
sALMAcCoA.
Outrases Committed In Chill' Letters
and kilograms Subjected I"
Censorship.
sy telegraph to the Sxws.i
rmE CHILEAN REVOLUTION.
Acc.sn, Of = uerviS,s Anair al peso
Atmoute.

Accsuut OF = uervibie Anair ~ Peso
Aimowse.
p.. A,ru o. Interesting
rANAnA, Ar,m t..n ,scsiveJ by
n'a'I Aas , nss ca.., noints re-.
,'eame. 'ioui ss ,,'.,,. ,avaI,,,ion A
is vc ~ "1 ,a,in. s...rt. that the
sc..", "o'n S"no" .a., .n,ir.iv In
sn s"y si,ba,,yh the
,a.o, y. uu .so. 49,. ~. n,j., war thirty
sos.snn , n"' nv w
,.s. ss,'.., r.x..,,,. ,,vc. mn ac-
amt ~ '"
,, .v,.,p
"oh'"'h "''
nj Poso Almonte early In February.
Upwards Of 5000 workmen collected NJ
P0so Almont. TO proceed TO lquique
anh make . formal representation re-
speeding the scarcity OF provisipns'
Shortly after they reached the WORKS,
the manager gave them lot OF pro-
} visions. The strikers remained there
that night, ami the following day sent
some OF their leaders on 70 Negrei0s 10
collect more men. Suddenly q tram
appeared loaded with government
troops under Martin Larrain. WIN
out parIeylng, the troops opened hre
Oh the 300 defenselcrs workmeh,
women aud children. shortIey after
The forces marched forward anu killed
all the men.
Meanwhile, the men from the Me-
grcios works, with commissioner from
Ramirez, returned TO their homes,
otherwise they might niso have been
slaughtered. Some VINO escaped rom
the massacre took rcfuge In the nitrate
Heidi, but were subsequently, followed
up and Killed. After these deeds were
wrrc arr,s,.,i Of whom eighteen were
murdered.
The Lima Didro says II IN stated that
when the Government troops retired
from Poro Almonlc they shot MI tho
prisoners anu destroyed MI Tho nitrate
establishments they passed. The night
between Government troops ana revo'
1utlonists AZ Poso Almontr March TN
was sanguinsry one. -Four thousand
troops were engaged, OF whom three
Iourths were Government. Mere tnan
lUOO Killed and wounued was the result.
The government forced were routed.
with the loss OF all their artillery anu
greater pnft OF their Infantry. The
survivors iivi, ami meeting Barbosa'"
column NJ Psnta, retrented toward Ca
mina. the revolutionary army com
mittsd many atrocities.
Advierr received IN Callao, March
SIst, state 'hnt revolutionary sluhu'
ron. Transporting MI the revolutionary
ianu iorce., hns sailed win me OBJ
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round robln,' binulng themselves
not 10 Jay DOWN thc'f arms untii 'hey
HANG pRrsipryT l,AL,lAorpA
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il,h, says news mas been received from
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gfessionnl Party, who also control MI
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-25

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