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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
N.buehain...sr's Doorstsp.

In the Egyptian and Assyrian gallery
Of the British museum and In close con.
tinguity to tho Hittite monuments and
the bronze gates Of Shalmanezar may be
seen an object Of more than ordinary In
terest-s very common looking bronze
doorstep from the great temple Of Flag.
I'll at Borsipps, q suburb Of Babylon.
This doorstep, ordinary a. 1t appears, v
Of great historical value, - 1t not only
has the name Of King Nebuchsdnessar
inscribed upon 1t. but also mentions his
restoration to health and power. II u
no doubt native Offering and an OBJ
ject Of great Observation-Disclosures
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
TAKE CARE OF Ine OLD HORSE:

I. there more cruel thing In all the
world than turning an old worn-out
horse .out to dep IL Il doubtful u q
pra ser was ever written or uttered To
SECURE forgiveness for such crime
Faithful, industrious, obedient old serv..
ant. your mlsshapen limbs, warped
form, your aching bones, your painfuiIy
allow walk, your lusterle:s eye, all youI
iniirmities are mutely but eloquentiy
testifyIng to your past willingness 70
do your masters service uncomplaining.
Iy and well. You have earned the righ!!
10 a pleasant pathway to the grave ano
he Who would make that hnal road
rough and uncomfortable ls an migrate
Take good care Of the old horse, OF give
him = painless death. DO not let hi'
Last DAYS be days Of torture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
PARIS, MAINE. TUESDAY. AUGUST Is, 1893
THE HERMIT THRUSH.
oy,r the tops Of the trees

Oysr the tops Of the trees
And over the shallow stream
TIE shepherd Of sunset frees
The amber phantoms Of dream.
The time is the time Of vision;
The hour u the hour Of calm.
Harki On the stiffness ElysiAa
Breaks how divine psalmi
Oh, clear In the sphere Of the cir.
Clear, clear, tender and fAr.
Our aspiration Of prayer
Unto eves clear stari
O singsr serene, secure,
From thy throat Of silver and dew
What transport lonely and pure,
Unchanging. endlessly nav
An unremembrancs Of mirth
And contemplation Of teara
A n the musing Of earth
Communed with the dreams OF the yeass
Oh. clear In the sphere Of the air,
Clear, clear, tender and faf.
Our aspiration Of prayer
Unto eves clear stari
O clolstrai ecstatic. thXcall
In the cool, green aisies Of the leaves
II the shrine Of power BY whose spell
Whose hears aspires and believesi
o hermit OF evening. thine hour
IL the sacrament Of desire,
When love hath heavsnlier flower
And passion holier IRE!
Oh. clear In the sphere Of the cir,
Clear. clear. tender and Tar,
Our aspiration Of prayer
Unto ewes clear start
g. q. ID. Roberts In Youths Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
, a.I,vm.n. troubled by the attacks

A daIryman, troubled by the attacks
Of the horu-ny on his herd, writes that
no had good results from tobacco snun
and puiverised sulphur iu equal parts
mixed With lard or any other Kind o.!
grease that mixes well. A tin cupmi OF
thIs mixture 70 sufficient TO treat Ten
cows, and should be applied sw'co =
week. The mixture should % pNny
mn and APPLIED BY the hand, rubbing y
an an narts a. evsnly 40 possibie, and
ssvorine the fianks and the belly 10
srcSt Oh the tsats with heavier applt-
sstiou. Thls man uses coal oil, the sort
that l. required for lubricatins psrposss,
an the horns TO prevent the nIes cob
isctIns thsrr. This mans way OF meet-
inS tSs ravssss Of this pest STRIKES 20 -
sn exceptionally good one, and tnsss.
snrs ve circulafe e for the benenf OF Our
rssdsrs.-Ansriean Dairyman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

NUMBER 33.

ofioer Of the late war recently, aftsr toll.
ing into Chicago over the mud roads OF
the adjacent region, remarked, "If ever ]
am In the service again and want 70 cover
Q retreat, I'll have township supervisor
stay behind and work the roads. 10 bats
burning bridges and Telling trees." The
ordinary method Of the farmers u 70 plow
the road up ~ deep - Il can Be- done with
four horses and heavy breaking plow
and then scraps 10 up from the sides 10 q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

An adult perspires % ounces In "a hours.
A hydraulic testing machine at Wash.
ington university exerts q pressure OF
100000 pounds
The human heart II the most powerful
pumping machine Of It's siIs ever made. 10
throws into the arteries ~ tons OF blood
per day.
Baron Liebig. the German chemist, says
that ~ much flower ~ will lie on the point
of a table knife contains as much nutritivs
constituents ~ eight pints Of the best beer
mada
Paris has practically decided that the big
thing with which she will amuse the world
at the exhibition Of 1900 will be the great
est Of all telescopes Il will cost at least
100000, and Il IL expected to bring tho
moon near enough to zee objects no larger
than the towers Of the Brooklyn bridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
FIGS AND THlSTlES.

There are too many people who like TO
tell bad newA
There IL no poorer man than the rich man
who never giveA
The DEVILS sugar coated pills always
have poison In them.
No honor can ls conferred upon the men,
ory Of good man by monument
II there Is any sslnshness In man. u will
bs sure TO crop out when hs In hungry.
The best lighted streets ars Travelled tho
most Wear smile II you want TO b use
full
Cutting Oh . ROSTERS spurs VIII gener.
ally take . good deal OF wind out OF his
crow.
A good thing to do on cloudy days Il to
try to push the clouds away from some
body elss's window.-Ram's Horn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

SA&xA4 = &@@s -
Mr.. Newton was met a. he entsred the
parlor by his wife's gentle "home well
come" and an atfectonate greeting from
his son. Then. after . few moments'
general conversation, he said;
81 knew you are waiting andously to
hear the results Of this days delibera-
tions, and feeling full confidence in your
courage to meet and endure brsvely any
adverse circumstances ! come without
hesitation directly to the fact that We eare
compelled to- give mp our business and
Close the store. You, my dear Lucy,
were prepared to expect this when we
parted thi1 morning, but I regret that
our children cannot a. readily compre-
bend the necessity Of . change % com.
plets and sudden - we shall bs com.
PEELED to make"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
Erect Of the Earth's Motion on Bis Shot.
That the earth's motion has an appre-

That the eartne mOtiOn uhs au oPPfv
ciable effect upon artillery fire. dehect-
ing the projectile from straight course.
may be news to many and ~ such would
probably seem q novel notion. II has.
and the exact nature and extent OF the
effect II an important point Of study
with artillery experts- An English army
expert told Of the results OF many inter
esting experiments along this line In .
paper read before the Royal Artillery
institution. Firing from north to south
there ID o divergence Of projectiles to the
left, due to the esrth's rotation. and mr.
ing due north the divergence 10 to the
right. The extent Of the "pulT varies
at different points Of the earth's surface
and with projectiles fred at different
speeds and elevations. In England de-
Election Of Ave inches II found TO occur
with the projectils Of - FOUNDER In .
1000 yard rsngs.-Nsw York Bun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

In DR.. Nsnssn's Ave years drift across
the arctic regions he takes with him 2
stove which at cost Of I cents wiz
cook a. large . dinner - any party OF 70
could eat. A supply Of psra1an costing
this amount viii produce IN excellsntly
cooked salmon. leg Of mutton, vegeta-
bles and tarts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
Expr.s.,v. Nishnsnss.

They have . rage for nicknamss down
1t Marblehead. There are 20 many OF
them that now o directory y ssriously
under consideration. A veteran boat
man whose neither limbs describe almost
circle IL given the euphonious appslls-
tive Of "Ice Tongs," and answers to u
now among his friends congsnialas rad
lily % to his own family patronymic.
Another townsman walking stiniy along
the winding streets with both arms
hanging straight down before him Y
hailed a. "dalf Past Six" both hands
down, you know.-Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

wItherby-Your wife tells me that abe
makes all her own hata ! should think
that would please you immensely.
Plankington-Not half 70 much - 70
pleasss her. She says u gives her 20 much
more money 70 spend on the matsrial.-
Brooklyn Liza
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

An electric alarm bellfor uss on trains,
tosupersede the unsatisfactory cord com.
municatiou, has bean successfully trisd
In Scotland. In addition TO serving -
an alarm. Il can BE- used for starting
trnina
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srsrp rnpPLow."

on practical Agricultural topics
10 solicited. Address all communicatt0ns In
tended Tor this department. ~ hKnaI ID. HAN
Paris Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

Scientific cooking u no longer namo.
Il v Q recognised nsoessity, and IT. dys-
pspHo substituts u not 70 b much long
e pat up With.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

A bssssr hnowledgs Of ths dairy Gov
has besa gainsd, and Win sh's kn'~r
80 - coos besssr eows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

A colony Of bank swallows some years
ago taught . young but observing sngi-
neer Scw 10 build tunnel which bis
more lesrnsd superion had refused 70
undertake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
LIw DAVIS,
Dentist,
..y ant,rupkRis-

,,yiSEloCK, SOUTH PARIS.
-, P,,,,.. Goli Alloy Plates, Cold Linei
v',is. Csluloii Plates and Sold Gohl
se1 FiTung. Artificial Crowns And
k.wsrk a .Tsciahy. Either ana n.a
- Sr ths slc,tric vibrator used when "es"
4 slyi-ab,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15

Carsesy.
When Adam In bliss
Asked Eve fos . kiaA
She p1cksrsd her lips with . eoa
0avs look - scstatte,
Ard Answsr smphatie,
n doat sass, Adan, u yoa de.-
Truth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-15
LGH7OUTOF DARKNESS
By Nm. HENRY WARD BEEoHER
CHAPTER II.

lcopyr,sh. ixu. BY oodsy publishins Com
pany.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

iute,s handiwOrk, mountains WHOSE
heads rise above the clouds, WulIe
their feet are lost ia the surging dcep,
clIfis OF every tint and hue, cnlseleu
by Omnipolence aud constantly
sprayed by dashing angry waVei,seINe
as ssfs foundations for the num-
lie flshefman's cottage or as STATIONS
for the thousands OF variously cOloreu
aIgnaI Ilghte, guiding tho mariner into
.nfe por,s. On We went towards Tue
north. over that dreaded pieco OF ocean
yFolden;O crossing the Arcuo citc''
AT the famous Lofoten Islhn1e,
world. wide renown, where iOOlVOg
i.hes are caught wl,hin few m)nth'
Ims; aud at last, a. stated, we land
IS lfOms0.
RMS -o-callpd "Ptrls OF the Notth
,sltuated on an island on the DOrtn-
cat COST OF Norway, 90 degrees
rlh latitude. IL Ia the headquarters
tho northernmost branch VI the
church, extending from short dis
tsnre move the Arctic circle on the
south 10 NJ Tar ~ the North Capc Un
the north eastward to the Russian
empire. III vast majority Of The pee
pie Of Nonn and live ny iisning
Situated 30 far north, this region
is subjected to remarkable ami
vnsio1 changes If nature. While
In the summer the sun blei-
SEES tho country with ''cterual"
day for about three months duration,
feeding vegetation with douhlc nOur.
ishmunt, in the winter Egyptian
gloom cjvers g earth, the god OF ia
disappears behind the southern horizon,
hiding his face for over two long,
drcsry months. The glorious aurora
TEAMMATES the vaulied heavens,
shooting living flames Of HIGHT from
every point Of the compass, meeting nj
the zenith where tho widest com
motion of boiling, euething name en-
sues. We fully appreciate the opp0r'
tunity that we have.
Although tho Gispel has been
preached hero for thirty years, mo
branch may be counted among the
new fields. IL has been almost an
impossibility for an Elder u accom-
pllsh anything In the past ON account
OF the counter current 81 oppc-
sltion. The missiot aTies hRyo
been thrown into prison aud
persecuted In different ways heretofore
aud have been unable 10 rent any Kind
OF room for holding meetings. How.
ever, II seems lhat the force 0f opposi.
ton In decreasing In vlgor and tho
people are becoming more humane,
perhaps more careless with regard 10
their "dutle,v In the faith they have
accepted. We have been fortunate
enough to find man who was willing
10 a-sisi US. Our meetings have been
well attended. We have born our tcsii.
mony TO hundreds Of people. We re.
jsice at seeing the light Of success loom.
ing In the distance; light which IN
hope will soon evolve more sub
stantiai form. Our labors have been
rewarded, let tho Lord receive the
honor. q. a. IvERsoN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
$3.50 for Hound rrip to Osdrn Via
tutug Pacific

Ga April 24,h, 25,h aud 2G.h the
Union Pacific will sell cxcur ion
tickets TO Ogden nj sl.bO for the round
trip, good returning until Anil 30lh.
Trains leave $500 n. M, 1906 a. M,
$3.50 =. m, $3.50 &. m. aud lilo y. m.
Dr. Burrows, OouIist, Aurist and OPP.
ncinn. Hpcotacles fitted. Commercial
Block.
What are the wild waves saying.
ID 10 LII ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with very severe
attack " rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her amy
rcliei, and as "A last rcsOr; gave Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm trial. 70 our
gfca, surpsi c size began to Improve
after the first application, aud by uelng
II regularly the was soon aole to get up
and attend TO her house work. Il. IL.
johnson, Of @. j. KuutEOn & Co.,
Eensingtou, MINI. 80 cent bottles for
sale by H. @. NJ. |. Drug department.
q SIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
DeseretNaHonaiBank
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

Feso'uD septtafs 5000. 0oo. 90
purpiuss U5oo,ooc g.
DIR ECToRg,
=. o. Hills, Praidzt
AosEs TnArcuzs. rsos. Prsa6r
W. W. RIrRh
J. H. nABsha.
y. I. Little.
,. O. CuTLRI
sANEs SHARP.
HEsar DfKwoopkT
%. n. PrEnr.
Nv, JEsriNas.
9ronaK hossEv.
,. n. wmDER
En- kLpKrpon
H. 9. Youxa. casxss
Receives Deposits Payable on Demand
suy' and ssns Exchange on Noe YcA -
gssscseo. Chicago, ST. Louis. onahs. LszAD
ass ~ IA Prtnopsl Coniinenisl CGlss.
GEU safe Deposit vauiss. absolutely w.
G1E saa rrspros<. Renu q 70 %, per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
MISUNDERSTANDING Pills with
rink OF water.


rhepe figures represent the number
,ottlrs Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
d, consumption, Coughs and Colds,
l.eh were pnlu Ia the United States
rom liarch, 'Oi, or March, ~. Two
l.i,lion, Two Hundred aud Twenty
Flight Thousand Six Hundred and
.ev,nty.Tw1 bottles sold IN one year,
iuj each and every bottle was sold on
a positive guarantee that money woul
be reiunJod " satisfactory results DID
iot follow Ito use. The secret OF ~
ucccssis plain. ~ never dieappoin,f
md can always be depended on ~ the
very beat remedy for CoughS Colds,
tc. Price, soc. ami sl.01. AZ A. 9.
jmi,b x Coz Drug Store. o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

Elder =. s. Beaver, Of McAllisief'
VILE, Junlatla Co., Pa. saya Ills W 70
II subject 10 crauip IN The stomach
Las Summer she tried Chamheflaiu's
Cole, Cholera and Diarfhwl REMEDY
for n, aud was much pleased with the
speedy relief It afforded. Sho has since
used II whenever necessary and found
that IT never fails. For sale by n. o.
Il. |. Dug department. d&s
The sun., 1893-12-08
BoERsE TAXATION.
SHARP Personalities During = Dssass IN sh.
Reichstng.

SHARP Personalities During = DsbnA, In A /.
ReichstnE.
BFRLrr. Dec THE discussion OF the
boerse taxation proposal was continued In the
Reichstag to-day.
DR.. Diederich Hahn. National Liberal, made
. short speech In support OF the proposed tax.
Herr Lebermann Won sonneberg, Anti
Semitic. violently demanded that the boorso tax
be dealt with separately from the receip tax, as
the boerse tax must be followed by organic
leg station against boerse gambling. He at
tackled Herr singer and Socialists generally
for Identifying thems selves with the boerse.
Her Singer replied to tho attack By shout
bifls." O' '"N ''''' '""o w ''u' u''hon''ea
Herr Liebermann Won sonnebere retorted;
You are an associate Of usurers."
Herr Singer made IN excited reply, but the
sound OF his voice was drowned In the upronr
that this pH Hssage had provoked shouts arose
everywhere in the House. President Won Leyet-
2ow. continued ringing his bell for order, and
finally, when quiet had been restored, he
The party leaders in tho Reichstag have de-
cided that the discussion Of the new wine and
tobacco taxes shall be postponed until after
Christmas. The minor commercial treaties
will he read for the second time on Doc. II,
and for the third time on Dec. To- The Reich
stag will adjourn on Dec. 16 for the Christmas
holidays, and will reassem bio on jan s.
The hill for the additional taxation OF Bosrss
transactions has been referred to q committees
OF twenty-eight. who undoubtedly will adopt
1t as framed by the Government.
The sun., 1893-12-08
PROF. TYNDALES SAD END
hrs DEATH DUE TO an oTBRDosE OF
CHLORAE TAKEN BIZ MISTAKE.

TIE Fatal Potion Ad-iaistsred By His WIZ,
Who Tboueht the Hottie Contsinsd Sal
phate or Mssnesis-verdiet OF the Cor
oner's Jury-Ths Funeral Tomorrow.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-The Coroner's jury in the
case OF Prot TyndalL who died suddenly on
Monday last, to-day returned verdict that he
came to his death from the effects OF an over
dose OF chloral taken by mistake. The verdict
adds that the drug was given to Prof. Tyndall
by Mrs. Tyndall. who mistook It for sulphats
OF magnesia.
Mrs. Tyndall was q witness at the inquest. Bhs
testified that her husband Was accustomed to
take tablespoonful Of syrup Of chloral at night
and two teaspoonfuls OF magnosia In the
morning. On the day OF his deathlshe mistook
the bottles containing the medicine and gave
him two teaspoonfuls OF chornL The chloral
was in n new bottle. Prof Tyndall complained
that 1t tasted sweet. She then looked at the
bottle and discovered her mistake; When told
what had been done. Prof. Iyndall said:
You have killed your John"
Mrs. Tyndqll further testified that after he
out Of led and said:, e. Let's do all We can to
TICKLE my throat. Get stomach pump"
Mrs Tyndai caused pr Wnstanhey leg to S be
band a mustard emetic. He vomited, and was
then placed back in his bed and surrounded
to him. lie became u1conselous. Or. Win.
stanley did all he could Tor him, and later IN
the uAy ne reRAlneu MS senses, anu IeCoRnlheu
and spoke to the doctors. The latter worked
over. him all day, Mrs. Tyndall gave her hus-
band the chloral at $3.50 o'clock In the morn
ing, and at y 80 o'clock in the evening all was
over.
DR.. winstanley testified that he had used an
electric battery on Prot TyndalL The Pro.
lessor had received about eighty, grains OF
chloral Had his lungs not been disabled he
might have survived.
Dr. Buzzard. who had been Prof Tyndalrs
physician for four years. supported DIT. Win
stanley's testimony. He said that Prof. Tyn-
da IL used chloral. taking about a teaspoonful
nightly. Prof. and Mrs Tyndall we're an
afectionate and devoted couple, and he was
satisfied that the death of the Professor was
purely accidental
The funeral OF Prot Tyndsll will take place
at Haslemere his home In Surrey. on Satur-
day.
The sun., 1893-12-08

Ths Mystery Heisht.nes Because ne Zen
Hsndsouas Bsisses IN the Bsst.

John H. Ward. an apparently prosperous
dealer in newspapers stationery. candy, and
toys at 5S5 Amsterdam avenue. has disap-
pearei mysteriously. He is an BnRllshman,
about 45 years old. who has been In this coun-
~, II is said. about fifteen years
He has two sisters In this country, one named
Fannie. who is unmarried and another who
Is the wife OF one George Marshall.
About year ago Ward opened the shop at
OBS Amsterdam avenue. with his sister Fanny
for a partner. They lived in the rooms back Of
the shop. He worked hard. but the business
did not Day enough to satisfy both. so Fannie
and he divided the stock and she took her
share to some place on the east side and
opened another shop. just what arrangement
they made between them In settlement has OF
been made known. and It is supposed by
the police that out Of that has come the occs-
sion OF Mr.. Wards disappearance. After
storm to S5 Oer III a and H% Rs sm OF
M MHf rSs sSs he ' Inst hssd
the landlord came in and elected the rent
out .tosether. that night. and Moiler
lockediup the shon. leaving the keys on the in
T%esday niSRt abon. fS S ococE sfA hs sft "San
going TO see my sister" he said. lie has not
For some time nast he has complained that
detectives were after him. and Moller under
stood him to cay that they were after money
for his sister They haven't been around since
he disappeared but promptly on Wednesday
morning the brOther-in-lAw appeared and de-
manded acceHR to the shop.
Ward" he said has gone away for trip
to Canada, and nm to take possession and
run the bosiness while he is away" He ex-
hihited the rent receirt signed on Monday.
but q further evidence OF authority.
:, IL you have got tho keys" Moll er answered
you can get in by tho front door. but you
can't come in through my apartments"
Marshall applied to the police at the West
Tooth street station for help to take pos session.
hut they declined to Interfere. Moller says
that after Miss Fannie left, the business grew
up under Wards hard work until he made
considerable money. and that besides his
stock, he had Sl5O0 in the Colonial and
Bleecker Street banks
mysterious friend of Ward. who said he
was n lawyer. but who did not leave his name.
told the police last night that this was true.
and that the money had not been drawn out.
Moller is a good deal worried over his position
and believes there has been foul play.
The police were asked Yesterday to look for
William Simpson, n law student 20 years old.
OF 1U1 East Seventy second street. who has
been missing since Tuesday. His friends said
they thought 1t probable that he had become
deranged from oyeratudy He was n student
In law offlce at Beeknar street they said.
The sun., 1893-12-08
More Fighting in SIr xIco.

DEMISG. n. NJ. Dec. IA report was brought
IN this evening that on last Sunday. while q
small body of Mexican troops were march-
ing from Chihuahua to Ascension. they were
attacked by a detachment OF rebels. One OF
the officers was killed and TWENTY-FIVE OF the
soldiers Joined tho rebels.
Gen. Juan A Hernandez. in charge OF the
Sierra Madres nt point about seventy Ave
miles south of here. with 300 troops
Rebel sympAthi2sTs here say that they have
assurances that early in the spring a general
movement will be mae in the states OF Guer-
upward OF 5000 Naquis will Join them. The
Mexican authorities hero say the rebels will
all be shot before spring, aud that the trouble
is onlY temporary.