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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-18
ATENTADO
CONTRA 81 GOBlRNADOR CIVIL Dr. BARCELONA
EE DEEIT0a

Barcelona, Enero 25 (5,10 tar
de).-El Gobernador OWL de Bar.
Celona ha sido vic+ima de I'm aten
tado, 4 las Cuatro de esta tarde, On
el momento en- que salia de So re-
sidenCia Official.
El Sr Larroca, acompahado del
SeCretario del Gobierno ST. Aspia
zu, &Cababa de subir al Coche, y en-
|el momento en- que daba 6rdenes
al Cochero, dos hOmbres que go ha-
llaban q la puerta acercaronse q la
ventanilla.
Uno de ellos sac6 una pistola y
disrsr6 sobre ell GobernadOr.
Inmediatamente ell SeCretario,
I'm guardia y Ell laOayo detuvieron
al criminal.
El cochero y varias personals que
acudierOn al ruido que produjo el
disparO, quisieron ayudar al Sr La
rroCa para que subiera & eus hsbi-
taCiOnes, pero este COntest6:
-Gracias !; puedo andar. Que
|prendan a ese brib6n.
Barcelona, 25 $50 noche).-Ls
noticia del brutal atentado circUl0
rapidamente por esta capital, y
muchas personals Sc dirigierOn al
G0biern0 de Provincia p'ra infor-
msrse de 10 ocurrido.
A los pocos momentos llegarO.
ell doctor Oardenal y otros m6dicos,
los cuales recOnoCieron al Sr La
rrOcs.
Este tenia Ia cara ensangrenta-
da, pues al pEoyectil, de oCho milf
metros, 60 habia incrustado en- ls
mejilla izquierda.
Los dOcrores manifestation QUE
ia herida no era grave. por fortuna,
pero que tenian necesidad de apla-
Ear la extraction de la bala.
Anadieron que el herido, de- pu6s
de Ia primera cura que hizo ell per
sonal de Ia CASA de SoCcrrO inme-
data, debia consagraEse al des
CansO.
Barcelona, % 1926 noche)-La
opinion reprueba en6rgicamente el
atentado criminal de referen cia.
Personals de tOdas las clases so
Ciales acuden al edificio del Gobier
no, firmando en- las listas que so
hallan en- la SeCretaEia.
En las GALES y en- los cafes se
disCute acalOradamente, recono-
Ci6ndose Ia necesidad de que se
castigue con energfa q los que Co.
meCen tales delitos.
HI autOr del crimen.
Barcelona, 25 (9,15 noChe).-Di.
Dese que el detenido intent6 suiCi
darse despu6s de Cometer ell aten
tado; per0 no pudo realizar 81 pen
porque le sujetaron con
fnerEa, quitandole Ia pistola.
Despu6s fu6 trasladado 4 una ha.
Oitaci6n del Gobierno, donde pres
e declaration.
L'amase Ramon Murull, y ha di-
tho que 81 intenCi6n era no matar
u 6r Larroca, sino asustaEle.
Ahadi0 que le acompafiaba I'm
|migo, y que ambos estuvieEon es-
'eraRdo al Gobernador, al que odia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-18

no como csballero, sino porque de-
sea ell exterminio de Ia Autoridad.
Termin6 negando que protese
ideas anarquistas, y manifesto que
go hallaba sin trabaj0 y que Compr6
la pistOla con que realiz6 ell aten
tadO en- Ia Gale de San Fernando
con cinco pesetas que pidi6 4 una
tia suya.
Murull go neg6 a delatar al ami
go que le acompanaba, y di6 sefias
falsas de su domiCilio.
Mas detenidOs.
En- una taberna de Ia calle de
Lancaster, en- la cual estuvo ests
malana ell agresOr, hsn sido pre-
sos Ramon Felip, tejedoE, y Do
mingo Limo, jOrnalero.
PareCe que ell primerO aCompa
laba q Murull Cuand0 cometi6 el
delito, y que el otro tambi6n estA
cOmplicado.
La POliCia contin6a praCticsndo
deCe0Cl0nes, pues ee cree que el
atentad0 es obra de los anarQuis-
taG.
Hstad0 del G0bOrnadOr.
Ei Sr Larroca, despu6s de algu-
nos momentos de exCltaci6n, qued6
tranquilo.
So estado es relativamente salts
faCtorio.
Le acompahan su hijo, uno de
los m6dicos, el alcalde de esta Ca
pital y el diputado a Oortes POI
Manresa, senior Junoy.
8. N. la Reina Regente ha tele-
Igra1adO al Comandante en- iefe de-
Cuarto Ouerpo de Ej6rCito, Sr Wey.
er, interesandcse p0r la salud de-
GObernador.
| Se han recibido tambi6n muChos
telegramas de diferentes provinciaI
Iy de esa Corte.
| El preEidente 7e la Audiencia, Q
fiscal, los magistrates y los jefes )
oficiales de Ia Guardia Civil hal
ac0dido a Ia Eesidencia del Sr La
rroca.
| Sc ha telegrafiado al alCaIde d.
Algete, donde go enCuentra la es'
posa de aquel, dandole noticia. d.
10 ocurrid0.
| Dicese que 81 Ia pistola hubier'
sido de mayor calibre, la herida sc
ria grave. Otros Green que el ar
ma sufri6 una desviaci6n al tr0pe
dar con el brazo del Secretario, s
Aspiazu, el cual :se hallaba vuelt
dc espaldas a la .ventanilla hablan
do CON su superior jerarquico.
81 senior obispo, los diputados
senadores y la Diputaci6n han i'd
al Gobierno civil. El Ayuntamie1
60 estaba CelebrsndO session Cuand
80 recibi6 la noticia, y la suspendl
lnmediatamente.
SEs anarquista?-Varias nOticiaI
Baroelona, 25 (9,2O ma6ana).-
Aunq0e Murull &c Obstina en- NJ
gar que sea enemigo del actual OF
len social, le han reC0n0CidO com
anarquista.
Era albahil, natural de San An
dres De, Palomar, y tiene treinta
sieTe amos.
Los peri6dicos de esta capiti
protestan en6rgicamente del lnt'
me atenTadO com stido aver, y l
mentan Ia pasividad del Gobiern
que NO adopta medidas especial
para castiGar a los delin Cuentes.
El GObernador ha pasadO la nj
chs tranquilo.
Hoy le hsran una operaCi6n,
fin de extraerle el proyeCtil, |,
doctores Oardenal, Platero y Z
Ivera.
| Oe La EpOCG).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-18
Main0n Mohatar.

iQuieren nuestT 90 lectoreS gAber
ago de ests buena pIexa1 Pues
he aqu1 10 que leemos en- un CO.
EEeGpOnaal;
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Ell bandolerismo cubano.
MANUEL GARCIA Y So GENIE.

MANUEL GARCIA Y So GENIE.
Desde haze tempo se venia di.
clendo que el audaE bandido Ma
nuel Garcia exigia dinerO a variOs
propietariOs del AguaCate, indiCan-
dose como uno de ellos al rico ha-
cendado Sr. d. Ramon Pelayo
due6o del ingenio Rosario, sitGado
un ktl6metro de Ia estaci6n do
dicho pueblo, y al Cual pedfa unos
tres mil pesos.
Parece ser que el ST. PelayO no
respondi6 sfactoriamente & Jas
exigenCias hechas por el bandido.
2 entOnces este. para dar mas fuer-
"a a sus peticiones, no Sc limit6 q
Ia amenaSa de pegar tueg0 q los
campOs de ca6as, sino que Comenz6
q realizarla en- una de estas tiltimas
noches, destruyendo Ia platatorma
AbGscGI, situads en- el barriO del
Reloj.
El Sr. Pelayo ha sido esta veE
el blanco del bandido, pues. tras de
cometer 81 hecho vandGliCo que
mas adelante detallamos, le esCri-
Di6 una carta haci6ndole nuevas
amenazasy exigi6ndole ademAs que
le manifestase, por medic del peri6-
dicO La Discussion, 81 estabR con.
fOrm0 CON dArl0 al 6in0rO.
Ante Ia nueva actltud adoptada
por el bandido, ell Sr. Pelayo, dese0-
: o de que Ia tranquilidad renaciese
on aQuella RIGA comarca, pareCe que
acc, edi6 4 Ia petici6n. puesto que el
n6m erO del s4badO del expresad0
peri6t VCo 10 hace pdbliO0.
La CNrta de Manuel Garcia sc
dice qu>s le tue entregada por IN
rico coloL %, en- cuys casa Sc perso-
no el ban0'id0 anteS de dar fueg0
a Ia platafo rma.
ELRA NAL "PEtAYO."
El due6o Llel ingenio Rosario,
Sr. PelaYo, con objeto de facllitar &
los u0lonos de la finca La LMssG Y
de otros sitios del t6rminO del
Aguacate y Cara ballo, el tiro dc la
cana, ha establecido un ramal, co.
mo de nue1e kil6L7etr0s de extern
sion, que partiend0 de Ia Inca del
ferrocarril de Ia Bahia termina en-
el barrio de Nancy Dur0.
En- dicho ramal se han conGtEUi-
do cuatro ChuOhcs, unO de ell0s
para el tiro de Ia cana, C0n0CldO
Dor Zorrilla. = en- los tres Eestantes
,sta bleci6 igual ntmero de plata
iorm. rs, con su correspondence TO-
mana.
Por ese ramsl SO tirs la cana de
as fin cas- PerdomO, SemaMd, OUsedO,
Ponce, LasisG, T0t& y otras colo
has.
Las plataformas IatG Rodriguez
Aba scat SOD de reciente ConstruC.
ion, plipGipalmente Ia 6ltlma,
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GUARDIA CIVIL.

Durante ell mes de Ensro 6ti-
mo presto Ia benemerisa Guards
Civil de esta IsIs, segdo vemos
en- Ia GacetG, 942 serVicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-18
Is1A DE CUBA.

SAlVo los acres cscarceos de
que vienen llenAs Ia prensa re-
formista , IL autonomists, que 10
dan por muy eGcandAliEadAs por
Algunos discursos del reciente
gran Bsnquete de Tac6n - ys
Gabemos que hay politicos que
no 90 escandalizan por 10 pro
pic, sino por 10 ajeno-; salvo
este, decimos, J lac contundenteS
r@pIlcas de los colegAs constitu-
cionales 4 loo esc0nddlixadOs, 10
nota dominate On los peri6dicoS
de 10 Antilla hermsna es el dis-
gusto, % el maleGtar, 90 10 alarma
que reaejan en- sus columns loo
6rganos de la pnblieidad por 81
casi stbito recrudscimiento del
bAndolerismo en- detsrminadas re-
Clones de 10 2eA.A de- Golfo Me-
jicano.
La inquietud , el desaaosiego
que cunden On e6as comarcas, azo.
tAdas y aAigidas pOr Ell vendaval
delbandolerismc, , en- donde Sc no.
70 IL carencia de Seguridad para ID
vidaS y haciendAs, expueatas un
dis y otro q los desmAnes de los
foragidoS, tienen naturalmente sue
tristeS repercusiones en- la VOC de
10 opinion genera, que por medic
de la Imprenta no cesa de lAmen.
tar tan deplOrable situaei6n J ella.
mar por IL e6cax , definitivs ex-
tirpaci6n de II playa omjnoGA que
con rAz6n la agita , sobresAlts.
Hoy % incendia una casa, ma.
fianA &c ta!A una siembra; al dia
siguiente &c aseOina 8 % Gecues-
tEA.s....
En- menon de dos meaes 90
han realizado cinc0 & seis &C.
cuestros ademks del horrible ase.
sinato cometido con ea1ia atroz
por Manuel Garcia y sus secua-
ces- hecho del cual dimos noticia
oportunamente q uuestro lectc.
reg.
Verdad es-no hay cue negar.
lo-que ID fuerza pdblica no 1es
cansa en- 10 persecution de loo
facinerosos; que ha capturado &
muehoF, que ha muerto q no po-
cos en- emboscadas y combates
cusrpo 4 cuerpo. Verdad es tam
bi6n que en- el pstibulo ha 70
expiado multitud de bandidos sus
fechorfas; que otra muIti.ud de
ellos este recluida en- tareeles y
pr GidioE; todo esto e. cierto,
pero ciertisimo 60 tAmbieu, por
desgracia, que IL playa no se
extiDgue, que cuando 10 cre1amoD
punto menos que ex'irpada vuel-
ve { desarrolIarse con lntenss
furia.
De 10 audaeia de loo bandidos.
del grado iLcreibIe 4 que euta lie
g, es prueba patente cuanto des-
consoladora el relate, que m&s
adelante reproducimos, tomGndo
10 del DiGriO de la Marina. Scer-
CO de una nusva prOeso de Ma.
nuel Garcia J su gsvila de NAL
hechores.
Leyendo ESQ relate Ge detesta
con toda 81 alma { aquellos fieros
enem'goS de 10 sociedad y de ID
10y. y ss mide la msgnitud del in
fOrtuDio que pesa sobre loo hon
RADIOS propietariol dc loo csmpos
cubanoS, viendo como amenaza
sue cabeGaS, pendiense de un hilo,
Ia tupeatA e'PAdA Dc DAmocles
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DHTHNo16N z RoBo.

Terenos entendido due al salir
Manuel Garcia. de la Colonia de
IGtG ROdrtgN0s. para ditlgirse 4 la
platafOrma AbGsoGl, se enContF6 en-
an sitiO pr6xim0 q esta Ultima & los
campesinos don LndaleSio Padr6n
y don Francisco Garcia Febles, &
quienes oblig6 & incorporate & La
partida, temeros0 seguramente de
que pudieran dar avisos& la Guar
dia OWL.
Una vez que Manuel Garcia
prendi6 fueg0 q la plataf0rma,
0bllg6 I diCh0s individuos 4 que les-
siguiesen, y Cuandos estuvieron &
bastante distanCia suya, apearon
del caball0 al nOmbrado IndaleCio,
al que le entreg6 otro de los que
llevaba uno de Ia partids, llevan-
dose ell suyo.
Indalecio Padr6n y Garcia Fe-
bles fuerOn puestos en- llbertad, q
las poCas hOras, per0 antes los anne
naEar0n 81 daban parte de 10 suCe.
dido. "A ..A!
Sc decia que el caballo Fo-
bado q Padr6n habia apareCido
abandonado CerCa de Gtiines, per0
esta notiCia no ha sido Conflrmada.
Ynss
Los CoLONOS Y CARRETEROs. 4
A la mafiana siguiente, al llegar
los Colonos de la flnCa La L,sisa,
del seiior Abascal, como igualmen.
to los CarreterOs de Otras Colonias,
el sefior MaEcial les hizo presente
las amenazas del bandido.
Apenas los Colonos Y Carreteros
Sc enterar0n de Ia hazafia de Ma
nuel Garcia y de sus prop6sitos, SO
sintieren poseidos del mayer p6ni.
90, regresand0 muChos de ell0s 6
sus Casas con las Carretas Carga-
das, y otros desenganchando alli
mismo los bueyes, y deJando aban-
dOnada Ia cana.
La alarma, que Oorri6 con la ra-
pidez del rayo pOr toda aquella
zona, impresi0no tanto & los DO.
bres campesinos, que muchos de
ellos 80 enCerraron en- sus bohios.
temerosos de la venganEa del ban.
dido.
La alarma SO extend.6 hasta
Bainoa. Oaraballo y JibaCoa.
Ill TRNN DE CANA,
La Empresa de los Ferrocsrriles
Unidos de Ia Habana tiene puestos
al servicio del arrastre de cana la
locomo tora ndmerC 81, y IN CARO-
EeGancas en- que va 81 conductors
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DespachO del GObiernO.

La Gaceta de hoy publica 10
"GOBIERTO GENERAL
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SecretartG.-NegO0iGdO5 5c

ISLA DE PUERTO.RI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-18

La Empresa de los Ferrocsrriles
Unidos de Ia Habana tiene puestos
al serviCiO del arrastre de cana IL
locomo tora ndmerG 81, y IN CARO-
|Eetrancas en- que Va el conductors
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-06
SOLDIERS SLAIN.
reported to Have Been More Hard
Fighting In Oklahoma Ter
ritory.
&N34 -@~--
Fourteen Soldiers and Settlers Killed
Or Wounded Double That Num-
Der Of Indians.
Parties at III Reno Hastily Organized
to 60 to the Scene of the
Conflict.

III RENO, o. r., April 6.--A courier
just in from the locality of the Indian
trcnble reports the fighting still in pro-
gress. The soldiers have been engaged
and at 6 O'Clock Wednesday night. IA
apldiers and settlers have been killed or
wounded. and 2s OF the Indiands known
~ be killed. The Indians are surround
ed but the bushwhacking continues.
Each party is shooting at every
opportunity. The sheriffs Of g
and Fl counties have organized
posses and gone to the assistance OF set
tiers. All the three troops from Fort
Reno are now in the field. The courier
Is from the sheriff of G. county, who
sends for ammunition and assistance.
His brother here has hastily organized q
party and left at noon for the battle
ground. The continued fighting has
greatly alarmed the people, and the
most intense excitement prevails. Par
ties are hastily organizing and going to
the fight and much alarm is expressed
30 the number of soldiers who have
been killed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-06

CHICAGO. April 6.--Fare and third
rates are authorized by Chairman Cald-
well for the following events: Peoria
district g. e. convention, Pekin, Ills,
April "a: celebration of formal opening
of Alton bridge, May i; annual joint
meeting Nebraska and Iowa State
Dental societies, Omaha, May IA; state
convention Prohibition party, Bloom
ington. HIS. May "a; annual meeting
grand lodge of Minnesota A. o. U. W.,
Ss. Paul, May 1917. A rate OF fare
and fifth is authorized for the annual
session grand lodge and grand encamp-
ment T. @. @. IT,. and state convention
Daughters Of Rsbekah, Sioux Falls,
May I5~lS.
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s.ss.rsng aaa xsa.npsn.ng Krses

ssessrtng aaa Dampsnlng Effect
upon the strikers than sacrifice ofso
many lives. Davis was landed IN Jail
here at . o. clock, having been arrested
at Scottdale ON warrant charging come
piicity in the murder of Chief Engineer
Paddock. His arrival at the Jail was
cheered by the strikers. Davis was the
v5th striker arrested for the Paddock
murder. Davis was seen at the Jail and
had but little to say of the affair. He
said he was sorry Cor what had hap
pened, but the foreign element could
not be controlled. He feels certain that
he cannot he connected with the killing
OF Paddock. He viii ask for haheas
corpus hearing at once and expects to
tie released on bail. In case he should
be held amy length Of time he will resign
and q new president win be chosen.
This part of the programme will be at-
tended TO at the delegate meeting
called for Saturday nc Scott
dale. Meanwhile Davis says the
strikers viii continue to hold their
ground, and ct the Ecottdale meeting Il
will be decided IL the strike shall con
tinne. The general feeling among the
more intelligent strikers IL that they
cannot win against such stirred up feel
ing against them rs the result ot
Wednesdays troubles, together with
the unpropitious time for a strike. The
foreign element, however, are nothina
daunted, and any further bloodshed
will be- caused BY them. The region
was quiet during the night, 50 Ear al
rioting was concerned, but the spread
or the days work at Dawson caused
great excitemenf. At all the plants
where work il being attempted the
strikers are gathered In large numbers.
At Mount Braddock, the famous Hill
Farm mines and Rainey's Meyer works
there arc several hundred gathered
about waiting Tor al attempt 10 operate
the plants. Deputaes ere at alr plants.
armed with Winchesters.
Operasoss undssIdad.
The operators have not decided 70 try
to run these works, as they seem Y
/, realize that such an effort means !
pitched battle and more loss OF life,
They do ot'Sesl that they can srccess.
fully stand - attack from snch an army
OF desperate strikers.
Al consequences Of the general feel.
ing of diacopragement, The hig raid
planned viii not occur. The men were
70 start for Fair Chance, the soushsru
terninns of the region, and be joined b
oil the men nogth. Every plant IN tha
region was % b Waited and nsada Il
close down e at work. With ths ~
ception of the plants bekuAen nA...----
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.--- =. - s.ss- !. .Ssss.ssS Giao regain ID 1uie
An edort viii be- made 10 bring ali the
men ont at tho plants where there may
be more trouble. Warrants are ont FOR
all the officers of the strikers organixa.
tion, but only Davis and Secetary Darby
have been arrested. Since the killing 81
Paddock, company officials are keeping
very close and never venture out unless
strongly guarded. They fear an at-
tempt ON their lives by the Hungarians.
Elected New President.
Alexander Markey has been made
president of the organization OF mine
workers to I'LL the place OF e. r. Davis.
who is in Jail ON charge Of murder.
Markey has been identified with
all previous strikes and stands
well with the strikers He
announces that the movement win be
pushed and that no stone viii be left
unturned TO force q suspension every
where. Ha says the strikers are mot
discouraged, but believe they will win
the contest. Al 1890 District Attorney
JetFries made information against Sec
retary Daniel Darby OF the association
on Q charge. of murder. Darby was at
the time attempting to get bail for
Davis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-06
Te Pr.vsn. Crime in chlearo.

CHICAGO, April ga society for the
prevention OF crime, modelled after the
Parkhurst society of New York, has
been organized here with Rev. w. g.
Clarke. Presbyterian divine as presi-
dent. The same course in attempting
to surpress crime viii be pursued, as
that taken by the New York organiza-
ton. Among the directors are Bishop
Failows, Ex-Governor j. p. st. John and
many other pominent people
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altHsEsorA,s cAPIroI SITE.


eha aaad III yvamtas
ST. PAUL. April b. The capitol COM
mission has secured for the state nearly
all the deeds Of property for the capitol
site. There are only four lots valued at
$l2,0O whose owners are holding out
for q higher price, almost all OF the
owners being very willing to sell, and
many Of them being anxious to take the
obligations Of the state in lieu Of cash
in order 10 escape taxation. The COM
mission win meet April 30, when final
arrangements viii be completed. The
commission has practically decided to
have the material used In the construc-
tion a. far as possible, the product OF
Minnesota
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-06
good catsle Courtry.

CHAMBERLAHS. s. d.. April 8. Major
w. w. Anderson. formerly Indian
agent at Crow Greek and Lower Brule
agencies, expects TO purchase 800 or 400
head og cattle this spring to enlarge
his herd ii Jackson county. The major
thinks the Oeded Sioux lands contain the
finest grass grounds In the United States.
He has had . large herd In that region
for tie past four years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-06
,Eantaaa swissshsnsa Z canapromls..

BUTTE. Mon, April .. The striking
switchmen III the employ az the Great
Northern hsvs returned TO work.
Freight trains on the line are now mov-
Ing IS usual. Both sides made con.
csasions, but II was practically ! VIC
tory Tor the STRIKERS.
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sEarkss Ror n,aax ssrayv.

FARIBAULT. Mimi. April 6.-The
Faribault board of trade i considering
the advisabiIity Of establishing 4 tow
mill Ii Faribanlt. Most or the farmers
IRE u favor of the establishment, as iii
win give the farmers for many miles
around this city aSgood market for max
straw, heratofnra wasted.
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ssrERNATION AMoNa sxRIKERa


Arress 81 PSsstdamt Davis pampsns ths
ArdoR "a the Riobsss.
1-nIoNTowN, Pa, April .. The tragic
eyeats In the coal regions appear to
haze had 1 SOLDERING effect On to strikr
ers and IL b hardly probable that there
will b repetition Of such bloody
work. With tho discovery Of the bod
leo Of eight Hungarian strikers n ths
woods near Dawson, ths fatalities are
increased 70 10, with more seriously
wounded than was first known. The
eight dead strikers found we're nm
doubtedly killed BY the pursuing party
after the Paddock murdsrers, and nc
least III III Ill have or VIII pay tbs
highest penalty Tor that brutal crime
without trial ~ jury. No definite IN
formation 81 III The cansa a - death
q fhs eight hae bsen ohtaanea ~ q
Ithis ttrns. TIE arrest oz President
Dsvis 0f To district organizstion, has
also had more
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Eheir Bodies FounI In the Woods
Near Dawson-Prababiy Killed
at Braddock
During an Attack ON the Works
There and Crawled to the Woods
to Die.
Arrest Of President Davis and Other
Leaders Dampened the Ardor Of
the Strikers.

UNroNrowS, Pa, April 6.--At 10
o'clock d. mi. the bodies or eight mur-
dered Hungarians were found In Q
woods near Dawson BY some boys who
were going across the tislds to school.
The men were found lying n diffefsnt
sections of the woods, andlall had bullet
holes through their bodies and were
more or less beaten up.
II i supposed these Hungarians were
shot BY deputies during m attack on
the Bradford works and crawled ont
into the woods To die. In the conflict
at these works there were volleys OF
shots fired, and one Hungarian was
killed outright during the attack. The
bodies found have been identified aS
members of this mob. They are still
lying in the woods, and the authorities
refuse to care for them.
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WAsHnsoros. April 6.-The president
has sent the following nominations to
the senate: Robert Calvert Of Wiscon-
sin, surveyor Of cnstoms for the port Of
Ian Crosse. Wis. Postmasters Edward
q. Holt Anaznosa. La; Charles q Scott,
FAr1ningron, II.
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$1,000

to show how well you can do by trad
ing with the manufacturer. These suits
cannot last long at the price, SO come in
and see them and get posted.
Yours for low prices,
=. KRAMER, Manager
cHAs. KAUFMAN 4 bros.
ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
Madison, Sd.
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naills 20 STARE. .

PHILADELPHrA, April 6.--The famous
old Landmark Mills in Frankfort,
which have stood idle Tor III years viii
resume operations about May James
Baird's Sons are the owners, and they
will conduct the business OF manufac-
turing ribbed underware for women.
One hundred hands win be employed.
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We received the above telegram The
suits are now here. They are good value
at $3.50, but we open them out at
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Chicago, March Il, 1894.
Mr.. =. Kramer, Manager
One Price Clothing Store,
Madison S. D.:
Ship you to-day AL wool, double breast
ed suits. Let them 60 at $1,000. A bar
gain.
Chas. Kaufman & Bros.