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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-18

WE have made reduction of &c per
roll on 10000 rolls of SC, 15c and zoe
Wall Paper, at Kurner's, 80 Twelfth st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-18

CALL at Frew's Furniture and Carpet
Store, 1117 Main street, for Lawn and
Veranda Settees, Chairs and Rockers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-18

Go TO Graves, &c Twelfth street, for
Wall Paper and Borders. Best assort-
ment in the city, at half price.
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MarvIn's Crackers are the Best.

Ask your grocer for them. Don't b.
satisfied with any others.
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-ATLAN LlNE-

ALLAN LIME
ROYAL MAIL sTEAMsBIPs,
GLASGOW to PHILADELPHIA via DERRY and
GALWAY.
The most direct route from Scotland and North
and Middle OF Ireland. Accommodations I'M
surpassed. intermediate, $40. steeraee, SO.
OTATE SERVICE OF
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LINE. STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK and GLASGOW via Londonderry
every Fortnight.
June 49, State of California 2 p. m. Juue
30, State Of Nevada, 9 p. m. July IA, state Of
Nebraska, D m. Cabin, $40 and upwards.
Second cabin. $50. Storage, 019.
Apply to JOHN BAILIE q. A. SCHAEFER,
Wheeling, w. Va JeSeso
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-18
Hon. q. T. Vinson, of Huntington,
was at the Windsor yesterday.

Several West Virginia Democrats got
of for Chicago last evening. Among
those who went from this city were
Major J. w. Mitchell and Stephen Nc
Culloch, Esq. Before Mr.. McCulloch
returns he will visit friends in Indiana.
This evening quite a number OF
Wheeling people will leave, and with
them will be Delegate-at-Large w. M.
Arnold, Of Lewis, who is expected to ar
rive to-day.
Among the well-known West Virginia
politicians who were in the city yester-
day were ex-District Attorney c. G..
Watts and Hon. j. E. Chiffon, of Charles
ton. Mr.. Chiffon is Delegate at
large to Chicago. They are at the
Windsor.
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T Record.

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

LAssise. Mich. July IA ssnsral
howl ID going up from ell good citi-
tens. regardless OF party. At the way
Hugh Gay. superintendent of pubic
buildings, is spolling the appearance Of
the Capitol 70 furn5sh work for the
hungry pAstisans. The immense por.
tsco had become stained with the
weather. but presented : pleasant ap.
furnish work ~ having IL cleaned, and
- result the front OF the building
now presents the appearance Ut having
been notified, saeh days cleaning be-
ing clearly marked by . different color
Of stone. Every day the work u going
on and when the Job 10 completed the
building will have more colors than
ever man conceived.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13
oEArn oF Kali cAsTlEToh.

News OF the death Of Kate cAstlc1oa.
the actress, popular in thls city and
the country ever, reached New YORK
yesterday nogning. ths nrst iafcrma-
ton being conveyed IN . dsapetcA tom
Providencs % Manager George II.
Murray OF The Dasxler," II which tie
souoretse 90 one Of the siars. The
dispatch sad that the actress died Sun.
day OF peyitonitis, at Lakeside. near
Provsdsuce- Kate Csssieton was bora
IN kngiand about thirty-foar yesrs aso
ana made her hrst stage sppesrance Ia
one or The London concert haile. She
Va good looking girl, with . grace
tui oGuro and vlvacsous dispossuon.
JOSH Hart engaged her when he buit
the EAgie theater. nov known - the
esandsrd, and she made her American
debut there about fifteen years ago IN .
variety show - . song and dance artist.
She travelled with Hart's company
20 VARIOUS cltl~s and returning 70 New
York appeared a. q eoubrett< IN All
Ct Ga" " the old San Francisco Mn
strel hall. Later ses joined klce's
'seuspriss Party" and in Pop" with
The late John Mckay - star, became
famous oil over the country for her i'm
peysonatson OF young qaaksress With
the song "FoT Goodness sake. Don't
Gay Told You" She wore drah
quaker gown and sang demureiy and
then suddenly kicked her feet in The
air With abandon, . striking contrast
with her demure behavior. Al the tune
il was said OF Niss caslleton she had the
most perfect figure OF any woman on
the stage. The public nsd apparently
forgotten about her Sensational mar
rage. While che va playing IN "Ali
at Sea" in this city Fret Elliott, dash
,ng and good looking fellow with lots
Of money, met her, made love 70 her
and one night che left the thsatey in
her stage drsss and they we're married
Ct the Little Church Around the Corne
Her husband was known TO Inspector
Bysnes 81 this time - Little Joe Elliott.
alias Joe Eiliy. He made . name for
himself in criminal ranks BY flooding
Turkey with bogus drafts in 1871.
While the soubrstss's husband he Wa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

arrested BY Inspector Byrns far fofe-
ing draft tor S6s,ooa. As wss sftsf-
ward Imprisoned snd the actress We
iteo HIM often and sought 20 secure
pardon for him. He grew Jealous az
her, the couple we're civorocd, pnt
were remarr,ed again when she vas II
the nelglt OF heT professional popular
ity in Pop" and klllo;s acted ~ Der
manager. The ex-forger oe-
se.ted her later. and. after se-
curing Q separation. the actress
married Harry Phillips. al agent Of
Rlos's s.SaEprsss Party" when she wac
playing an engagement Ia san Fran
cisco. Phillips starsed Der ia "A crasy
Patch. :" and later in "A Paper Doll
Her second matrimonial venture vas
not happy and the couple s~psratsc
little over year ESQ. Miss cssiiston
about that time got three years eau
gagemsnt with the Dsxxier company.
after having been OF the stage for
many months. Her father and mother
and Two SISTERS are living IA Oakland.
Cal, her summer home. Her hrst bus
band, Elliott, 10 nov serving out . M
teen years term for forgeriss commit
ted IN Rochester in lss6 She was
buried yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13
OFF HER LIFE
With the Poisonous Oil of
Tansy.
she SAW A MAN STRUCK DEAD
In me Fielss Fs~ Monfns Azo--Thss
Mag Have Caused HsH 70
Destroy hsxself-

BAF cErx. Mica. July i2--Mrs.
Anax Pratt. aged %. took . dose Of
OF Of fancy and died early tnis morn
ing At Az Eighteenth street, the home
81 asT ssstsr. Mrs. Cslyis Harrison.
Mra Prast sAowsd no sigma OF de-
spondeney at the evening meal. She
Is the woman VINO wAs out with man
named Warner . fsw months ago IN .
ned nsar Tvsnty third street, wnen
80 1870 aam .,.ss ooa.s n, osss Zoe sa 49, 49,.
wAs married and nAd . daughter Is
fzFmsx living sest OF the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13
YOUNG GccLEsIAsIic DROWNED.
Frank Degel M-ets q Sudden Death
While Bathing.

Drrsorr. July i2---FrAnk Dsgel. aged
q. living ~ $40 Fifteenth street, an &C.
elesaAstlcAl ssndent at the Baltimore
seminary, met with al unumely death
late yesterday afternoon while bathing
OF the Canadian shore near Sand wich.
shortly after dinner yesterday after
noon Degel. in company with bis
younger brother, William, Dave Grove,
. fellow studsnt IT Baltimore, who
hses ~ 2s3 sixth street, and his cousin,
Joseph Dsgel, aged 10, hired . row boat
and started for Sandwich. with the
intention OF going swimming. Find
ing . suitable locality the party
prepared themselves for the water.
Frank Degsl, who ls . good swimmer,
Owed into the water first and disap-
peared. Tie others waited for him TO
come up, but TO their horror be did
not 90 So After waiting . consider
able time the others rowed 10 the shore
and carried the sad news TO the As
sumption College where be was for
msr student The young man was
we'll known IN this city and had only
returned from Baltimore . week ago
last Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

r. crsndal q Nsyneld SUNDAY night
Tns Oh gates ADD bnrnsd Ne nil
Albert FitaDsrsld. . dock vealepss q
Port Huron. gave hs wife : brutal
beating and cut several fearful gasnes
~ Ne sseshsrs facs vita piAsssA
Ms. Raasou 4. Campbell vas an
eoaaous several ho0xs - Port auxoa
from the effects OF being thrown from
her buggy By . runaway hofss.
TIE board Of directors Of me fouisy-
vile Agricultural society have changed
the dAtss OF their annual tau from
Ssptsmoer 70 October lila
Aias z. Dsnnags OF Battis Creek %
the owner Of colony Of elk worms.
from two COCOON
David Cook end william swartout are
IN Jail 1t Jackson for breaking into .
club house ~ Michigan Centre snd
Aching %.
Edwin Pseses, eyed -, and w. J.
Johnson, aged IS. living st Chshoyxan.
were prostssted cy The sxeessivs heat
90 Detroit
Daniel Hogan Of Fiiot has sued the
D. g. II. d u. railway for Is 600 oocsuse
one Of its locomotives injured him last
February.
KsslsY citissns who like . quiet Sun
day are trying 70 make the saloon
keepers Close both doors on that day.
The republican STATE convention will
be held in Arbeiter hall, SAGINAW. Ia
s.ssd OF the Academy OF Music.
Cassius Cushings of Piainwsll has .
bullet IN his leg. He sent II there while
ehooting At target.
An Alpena man, arrested for intoxi-
cation, VAS released on . promise "a
take the gold cure.
John Grange, IL, wss trampled on BY
. vicious horse q Detroit. Chances FOL
recovery slight.
Michael Dunn. agsd s6. has mys-
teriously disappeared from h,s Detroit
home.
At the Allsgan township oaucul
Fngree occurred Is dslegetss and
Ricn 4.
Bapasts Of Happening will build Z
5000 church this summer.
The immense rye crop in Musksgou
county 10 ready % harvest.
J. w. Hopkins, -, pioneer. 10 dead q
HOPKINS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

msny days TIE bsli hnerds hsvs beea
luminous uith bsg I'D, sevsgsl-.ins
Sosnse .e<tsEss snneaneing iselss
great effort"
Before commencing bis speech Mr..
lspss DICTATED thai ns spoks ~ tee
interest Of DO party and endorsed 10
platform out his own" Tnis some
what csGraeted from the enthusiasm.
o4s - nss spssca 10 followed very
closely tas psopls's party platform;
He dvsit - tsoxtn upea ths nnancial
questsons and declared hsmseif IN
favor Of free aaA unisnited cosnAss ct
silver
There 70 much spssnlatiea hsrs upon
The sgni1czsion OF his position Is u
the eoncensus 1t opsnioa tass be nss
in view tns psopis's party noninatoo
for congress IN bis dissrict sn1 "a en-
dofssnens BY the dsmocssts-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13
PENINSULA Paragraphs.

Mrs. X. L. White. postnistrees at
Button, Nuskegon county, has been
arrested for fraud and embssxlement
and held for trial at the United States
district court. She was prominent IN
hospital work during the war, and IL
the wife Of veteran.
Mrs. Betsey Fisk, widow Of Col.
Joseph Fisk, 10 dead at AlleGan. She
came % the state in 1885 when where
Allsgan now stands WAS an unblassd
wilderness. She was . good woman
and her death 10 regretted by many.
The Pewabic's cargo OF iron and cop.
per is still in the hold Of that vessel 81
the bottom Of Thunder Bay. The Ash.
land Wrecking company were unable "a
locate the wreck and have abandoned
the search.
Lee Wing. the gentlemag with slant'
ing organs OF vision who was run over
by On electric car at Ann Arbor, hal
sent 20 Chicago for . pig tailed doctor
to put his mutilstsd organisation N
shape.
Aieck wingert, . newsboy. while row.
ing IN tho Detroit river was run down
BY the steamer Idlewild and drowned
Three boys who were with him. had
narrow escapes from death.
Madame Wright. . fortune teller
old, shriveled and uncanny, 10 dead 81
Detroit. and Q bright little girl Of z,
who lived with her, 10 thrown upon the
cold mercies Of the city.
John Hanlsy, . miner, WAS killed BY
loose rock falling upon him 1t the
10th level in the Frsuklin mine. He
vas aged 60 years and left wife and
four grown children.
John Maxwell, . carpenter, went To
Chicago because wages were better
there. He worked . few hours, fell
from . building and WAS instantly
killed.
The boiler Of . stationary engine
blew mp at Thompsopville. A man
named Bussey was fatally scalded and
Charles Monroe was seriously burned.
Lightning struck . couple Of barrels
Of oil 1t the corner OF the saw mill OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13
STILL AT THE BILL
The Senate Talks About Sum-
day Opening
wIIHA SHARP HIT or SARCASM
Thso~p - 70 CIV she Dshsss spies-rhs
o1ves Question Debs Up
Again

wAsHrxspos. July 1.-The senate had
two SURPRISES To-Day, . brsefsllyer debate
and test vote on the anb-optioa elll.
The silver question was up through
some corTespondenoe BY Mr.. Palmer OF
ulipois. tsndlng 70 show that Il would
take two years and s-nalf 70 CON the
silver buIhon now IN the treasury ~
provided by the stsuaTt tall. Mr.. Nor
gan insisted that this Was al snt.-siiveF
argument concocsed between Palmer
and the sscsetayy Of the treasury. and
be proceeded 20 address the senate
upon il until ruled OF the door.
On motion Mr.. Washourne, by . de-
eislvs vote Of $50 70 Is which yeally
was go to IL, - Mr.. Hauiey voted nay
BY nissAke). the senate declded - Nix
up the anu-opti0u bill. Though the
bill was later sent back to the calendar
IL remains liable 70 Do taken up tor
sction by . similar vote 1t any time.
Mr.. voorhees, introduced . labor axoi-
Ration resolution indirectly refsxrins
70 the Homestead troubled. which
under objection Was LAID over I'LL To-
morrow.
As. cslesiss's 8soarkA.
Dlscusaion % the Sunday closins
ansndmsnt 70 the worlds fair Appro-
cssded with = good deal at tediousnssa
and repetition - compared with the
breezy discussion OF yestesday. Mr..
colquitt aid be had Fejoiced TO hear
senator's on the democratic side
Of the houss IN favor Of the
sAnctity Of the sspbath BE-
cause he did not believe that
on every question OF religion and NOR
Atty the republicans stood on one aide
and the democrats on the Other: When
. senator with the genius and fertility
OF resource Of his friend. the senator,
from Alabama. M. Morgan, Vas 70.
ducsd 70 the platitudes OF the saloon
keeper, the harlots and the drunkardi
Of this county, ~ claiming that the
pending motion 20 close this exposihor
on the Sabbath wss union OF church
and state. the question was indeed
poverty stricken.
Ceosadseetssa tes Chr1sttasA
When talking Of lberty some con
sidoration was due 70 the IL ,000, 900 o
protesting chYistiAns who desired x
have their Sabbath undisturbed. They
had some rights, some liberties whict
should be respected. Mr.. ColQuit
quoted ct length from Pers Hyscinth.
that . trained intellect without
christianity was akin 70 barbarisn
and was applauded from the galleries
Mr.. Hiscock wanted to eco who hat
this mattsr in charge; that II the op
poslt,on to Sunday closing carried th'
greatest peril TO the appropriation
would follow il could encounter from
any other cause whats yer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

BAxeoz. Mich, July l2.-Ths verdict
Of the coroner's jury in the case OF
Carrie HAmmond-P Paige, who returned
here in . dying condition from her
husband in Indiana, WA non-commit.
tal. death resulted." they said {,
from slow poison sdmlnistsrsd either
BY herself OF By como one unknown TO
the Jury" The father has caused .
statement covering such facts - are
known here % b sent 70 the prosecut-
ing attorney Of the Indiana county ~
which enc rsnded. The husband OF
the dead woman says Carrie bad prsvi-
ously tried 70 poison herself since their
marriage. snd had repeatedly threat
snsd 70 commit suicids. He declares
that il was an inherited tendency. the
mother having frequently threatened
70 kill hoseolf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

syadiesss Sells S1.sse.eeo Wessh d
Lad

czxsorsAs. Mich, July l3.-A syn
dicste composed OF Wright 4 Davis OF
Saginaw and George y. Reynolds Of
cneboygaa fsw yeaxs ago bought an
immsnss usct Of land On swan river,
Minnesota. Last week they sold por.
ton Of II 70 the Minnesota Plns Tree
Timber company tor 81 ~. 900. hall OF
wnich vas spot cash.
The sy ndicass still has about Sloo. 900
worth OF pine "a the tract and over
1900 scTss OF hardwood and iroa lands,
which IN the course Of development
bid fair TO b OF more value than the
lands sold. Already the psofits on the
deal have bsen something magnificent
Apc thoss TO como promise 10 be
equally ~ great. The arm has con-
tract 10 lumber ths tract. and log.
g,ng road which they viii build win
enable them - open up the
iron Iands ~ Q merely nominal cost
This deal 10 one Of the heaviest that
- ever bean brought about IN the
lumber trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

Dochsl - ~ 60 c9u-ens - 49,,
ssns cry aAos 3 t1s PIX s 80 sSssr
nshcsns xln c~rs. Iurfpctis and psfnAz-'-
entlx, tbs wous g. a Chronic oAsHfn !.
g. Hssd-thss noS only GntafTh te..a. ~
I'll sns oroshles ehnf oUns RON - 40
tang catarrhal II ~ nature, an o.f~e y
the mild, sootkfns. ehnnnsAaS ana hsAAi'<
propartae< q thar pensedy
They eant ssy snv uanre Probably sxsry
u,sdicans d. CsaarA 1la1np - nacA bal
ies ons thing - pyusssx . cure-ue ~ey
differeat thlns ~ p@Josss y Ihe Polase
tors u Dr Sssss Eemsdy wAnt g pSse
thsa they sssos vhsa hoy ~. - 10y
make this e<1w; II they can't care yuuL
C~1srrh- No msssur hos TIA your osse a e
how lons standing. Lheyl pay VOC $50 IA
cash ysu,rs sure AZ The mooney q = eo<s-
La sach : msa,clDs vsrth trying
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13
--latest Michigan Pensions.

Original - Patrick Hughes, Jossph
Carry, Aaron J. Chambers, Charles
q. Aoln,As, Isasc Carver, Isaac n.
Chase, Peter Lehman, Eugene s.
Bowen, Harrison G. Daniels, Monroe
]. Albre, Lewis s. Lee. Harry Fletcher.
Thomas Csrmody. Robert w. BUD,
George w. Dalton. John Langdon.
John McKeenly, George 81. Mcclellan
Samuel Berger, Lewis Miller, William,
r. Cary. Cyrus Knowlton, James n.
Hall. William II. Pringle, Amos B.
Corwine. AdditionAl-William c. Tay-
Tor, Charles Kenniootti John Schmidt,
Alex Bevins. Eliza Clyne, Alvin B. Dun.
bar, Emory Peaysall, Edward Pa,rett.
Original, widows, etc.-Julia N. Cheese.
man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13
AsTsln sos slseEss,
a Solid P.ngTss Delsgation Elected At the
Counry Convention

BALLAIsx, July i2.-rhs Antrim
county convention WAS held here to-
night. IL was characterized by great
harmony and unboundsd enthusiasm
for HAzsn 5. Plngrss. Tue Ricn men
were not apparent The delegates 70
the stAts Convention are ali Pngrss
men. Their names are: G. Z. Msnan,
Liz Rapids; L. c. Handy. Msncelons,
M. w. Newkirk, BellAlrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

A fair sized audience greeted the
vaudeville company at this coy resort
last night aud entire satisfaction WAS
given. The sparring bout between the
colored pugilist, Will o. Dixon, and
George WestloH was exciting and clio
tied rounds OF applause. There will be
. matinee today At 2 o'clock, IT which
time the entire program will be pre-
sented. Tonight there will be . live
set-to between the colored champion,
Will Dixon, aud Frenchy, together with
several other noted Aparrers-and a.
excellent progrsm Of novelties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

BELIEvuLE, Mich, July IA numt
Rock last night 70 inspect the creamery
located there. The intention 10 70 form
. stock company and establish one ~
this place II the report from the IN
spscting committee pSoves favorable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The subject
under discusslon in the house today
vas the constitutional amendment to
elect seuators by . direct vote Of the
people. The debate WAS entirely tsch-
meal and but little attention was paid
to it No vote Was reached and the
house took recess until p. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

The Boy From Mendon Fishing for Con
gressional Honors.

LASsIxs. July l2.-Ths peoples
party held . ratification meeting to-
night. The Hon. George l.. Ysple. the
'Boy from Meadow" who wssn't
elected governor on the democratic
ticket. WAS the principal speaker. For
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13

NuskEaox., J uly l2.-charles Averiil.
arrested and taken - Grand Haven on
. charge OF horse stealing. proves to be
an old offender named Newman Swee-
ME, who has served tune in jail and 1T
Jackson for amilar o6enses. He WA
thosoughly identified ut Gsnees, Mich.
where be used % live. A represent
stivs Of the Grand Haven Leather COM
pAny has identified eleven hides stolen
from the company At Grand Haven.
which were IN Swsenie's possession
when arrested here. The buggies,
blsnkets, coats, hides. ETC., were al
taken back 70 Grand Haven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-13
~Kids" Won At Quincy.

Qu1xcY. Mich. July IA special
election was held ct this place yester-
day to elect village president in place
OF c. G. Powers, who reslgned. Sun
day night the walks were pAsted With
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-04
Extermlnated.

Monroe County Sun.
 The news of the annihilation of the Temochicans, a people who inhabit a village of Temochic, Mexico, was received at Fl Paso, Texas, yesterday. These people were once wealthy, but owing to repeated failuresof crops and loss of cattle on account of thoughts, they became reduced to abject poverty and were unable to pay their taxes. The government sent troops to collect the taxes and gave orders to shoot anyone who refused to pay. The Te- mochicans, who only numbered thirty eight men, with their families, decided to fight and took refuge in a church to await the attack. The attack was made on all sides, and the slaughter was terrible. At dusk the soldiers gained an entrance to the church and a terrible hand to hand fight took place, and the soldiers completed the massa- ere with 368 of their number killed and many wounded. The village the next day presented a terrible view The streets of the little village leading to tue church were filled with bodies and blood seemed to have flowed in torrents. Not man of the Temochicans was left. But the government paid dearly for it's victory. The disgraceful affair will go into history as the second Alamo.